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APrs. uNEURNlsHED tcon..)

ARLINGToN-S52 so; 1-room, kit.
and bath, modern apt bids; conv.
,sss losstion ni!,y yrestricted. "a. s;33oo;
astery and Cath. U; ga rms, kit.
bath. util. incl; S1o5. WA. s343.
TWO BEDRMs.. liv. rm.. din. rm..
eapi,o @ pvt Hill 0a'ai and eoasselen!Y ass9 Yara'
Utilities included; s1lo: Available
NEWEY NiRTsfi"tfIS kEMopEfLEb ic22 & Ef Sc 6edim 2
nr. State Dept. avail Nov. /. Call
ST. 6352 or DI. 1877 during wk.-
days for appointment. -12
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm.. bedrm.
kit. din. alcove. bath. utils; incl;
81 40; no pets, 10. 3;6ssa. ,-l3
'HS' iiS fn GaL'Ekr Eis and nd SasS; SIssSr ssS5o
elevator bldg; all utils. furn. --l2
CAPITOL HILL--Three-rm. apt, with
pvt. bath, utils. furn. sol A st; Sc.
TWO LGE. RMS. for working cple.,
with day care for child. in pvt
home; apt. S4s mo, Ii. 3-4449.
1920 MONROE ST. N.w-Unfur-
nished apartment. Apply to janitor
OFFICE T e EEs;PflAIciE SPACE. with living quarters
Lge.. 3-rm.-and- bath apt, newly
decorated. with lge. adj. office; at
S4En qTIn1n ana Pa - ave NV; Rsas. rent.
4O1S GEORGIA AVE. N.w-second-
and bath. Adults only. Rent, SIS.
1lsa BELMONT ST. NV, Apt. sos.
Bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit. and bath;
heat: gas and janitor service fur
nished. Rent S60.33. Open Sat
and sun. 10 to ;. HoHENsTETN
BROS, 652 H st. ne. FIR. 5000,
3o-FT. LIv. RM.: den; 3 bedrms.: !:
: baths; kit. Modern Apt; Bldg:
Bis 18th RI, NE. Apt. 50Two rms.
kit. bath: S70.44; vacant. WASH
INGTON REALTY. GE. $500. -12
sas KENNEDY ST. NV. large out
side rooms. kit, semipyt. bath, conv
San sfansp, Gr utils, s6os incl. Empl. adults
sl5s MINI, AVE. s.E.-1 bedrm..
S69;43 plus utilities. CONNER &
ss5i sXAN lsf sf. s.E:8 EE 2slG Sedrms.. ~li liv
rm.. kit, dinette and bath; Ss5
3 RYAN, INC, RE. 3216. -l3
16al :.Sth ST. S.E.-1 bedrm.. liv.
RYAN, INC RE. 33I6. Ei3
6a6 a@nd sT. wv bedrm., liv.
rm.. kit, dinette and bath; S45.77
plus utilities; CONNER g. RYAN.
INC, RE. 32l6. -I3
CONN AVE. AND QUE ST.-Efnciency
apt: Pullman kit, tile bath: S64 so :
ooachelorS, only. Call DU. $685. or
FOUR RMS. KIT. BATH - Near
Catholic University: S75 per mo-;
heat furnished: Call LA, 6-S321.
Mr.. 2Sth AND r. I. AVE. N.E.-At-
tractive. l rm.. kit, pvt. bath pvt
entr. for congenial girl. NO. $3.50.
1919 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Large
l-bedrm. apt. in modern elevator
bids: all utilities; Sl15. See
MANAGER or call HO. 1920. -12
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH-All utilI-
iies furnished. SIS. No children, no
pets. Refined couple UN. 449l -l2
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COLORED-MONROE COURT, 1894
Monroe ST. n.w.-One- -bedrm. apt.
Al cond.. all utils. incl. S99. so.
Apply resident mgr. on premises.
cOLORED-135f MONROE ST., Apt.
No. 105--Luxurious 2-room. kit. and
bath apt. in exclusive building; ,
months rent required; SS1.50. See
janitor in basement. -l3
NJ ST. N.W.-Modern
apt. with painted walls. having l
bedrm. Also lge. comb. din. rm. and
kit. Mod. bathrm. with tiled walls
and flr.; built-in bathtub with
empl. cple. VIII be open from II
noon to pm. Bring refs. -l2
APT, UNFURN. - One
rm., kitchenette, semibath. gas, elec.,
hot water and heat furn.; S32.25
mo. Located at 305 9th St. ne.
See resident mgr. Office phone,
OLORED-APT.-C . rms,
kit. and bath. heat. electricity. gas
and hot water included: no children;
$50 mo. Located at 701 Fla. ave.
ne. Apply Apt. /. ONCE phone.
APT, with kitch-
enette. gas range. refgr.. sink; brand
new bldg: only empl cple.; share
bath with ] apt. S45 mo. Call
It'll q pm NO Q1HR
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; -xpert packing.
CO.. INC. Established l906.l
dining room. contents OF
ia. 1887; after Z pm. GE. 1416.
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1874 1st ST.
Finest prewar construction in this
detached three-bedroom Dutch
Colonial brick home. First floor
features den, solarium and powder
room: dry basement with. large:
bright. heated room: lovely lot and
garage: Call Mr.; Clark; GE: COLL.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
HOUSE IN A GOOD LOCATION
Near 4th and Peabody SITS. NV. 1t Is
vacant and redecorated: semi
detached brick. 8 rooms and bath;
gas heat; garage. Priced right With
ea44 sasy terms NJ B. Weaver "o'
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
800 BLOCK OF MISSOURI AVE.
bath BATH; fos'; ) rooms on Ind 0G' t.: ali new new
equipment; gas h.-w.h.; deep lot;
det. brick garage. Priced right.
owner says sell. Substantial cash,
bal. arranged. Call Mr.. Pendleton.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. Nst5sof s.W' D1. ss4s
OPEN = S,,sg sgNpAy ~ %.1'TER Z TIL PAHK RHA6
7I9 Fern Place
Vacant. lge. det. home: liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm.. kit; plus 3
bedrms.. ia baths on 1st A.; 4
spacious bedrms. and tile bath on
6s 6smt, ii. dss ssof garage. Call CO. 1887
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO 61sS 10
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BETWEEN MICHIGAN AVE. and
Chillum rd.. Avondale section-Det.
brick, bedrms., living rm., den,
dining rm., kitchen and bath; maids
rm. and bath; porch and bsmt.;
mirrored fireplace. mirrored- wall in
dining rm. ccng carpeted han Tan and steps
for appointment, IA. 1897. Iis
1901 9th ST. N.E.-Desirable corner
home. conv. loc.. many attractions.
OWNER, 1921 18th st. ne, MI. 1905.
ALEXANDRIA - Newly decor. 4-yr.-
Thing; Isrishtt basmt. fenced I'd;
NRW BRICK MNGsi CAPE G GoD With With electric
kitchen. fireplace; large lot; vacant.
sSis Gi!| SErroN ali M ii. N.w.-very .aa small.
room. modern. detached brick house;
You viii ike this. delightfpl little
place. the only on Of its kind in
rns medisteiy ettg aRsiaSe. 6raER l.
MILLER. DE. 0655. OR. 5957. AZ
SEAT PLEASANT, MD.-Semidet.
brick: large yard; . bedrooms. bath,
equipped kit hen with garbage dis
posal: auto. clothes washer; gas heat:
very reaSOndDle rent. LOo A1NE
REALTY Fdal co. Az 5th ST. NV. D1.
aHi tason, ciarendon, neadon 'f ParSinston. ~ ss7
N. ~ 24REifSyGToAAllS 2sinfy RI AHl Sa' room. a.bath
recently redecorated. S150 per mo.
Call j. H. BENOIT. Realtor for par
ticulars. KE. S-6677 or JE. 81 Al.
LINCOLNIA PARK. VA. minutes
rambler on large lot in beautifully
wooded subdivision; modern equipped
kit, near schools, immed. poss. !:
Sl25 per mo. c. c. HENSON ia.
BRICK RAMBLER. . bedrms.. equip.
1la mo-; immediate occupancy at
$50 per mo. ARFAX REALTY. JE.
3-2250
ARLINGTON sOUTH-semidetac
, bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm., rec.
rm,: good cond.; fenced yard; nr.
Arlington Hall. S120. CHI. $3.50.
NEW BEDRM.. din. rm., full bsmt,;
white. 273l Central ave. ne. l blk.
from Bladensburg rd. and S. Dakota
ave Sll0 month. Ii, 4-llOo. -
HILLANDALE. MD.-charming house.
lovely grounds; large liv. rm. open
ing on screened porch, 9 bsdTms;; !;
4 CO. ME. 4ioo'' ewes. Or. 5al4
GARRETT PARK. MD. - 3 bedrms; /,
bsmt.. gas heat. lge. yard. Sl3O per
mo. LO. 5-0034. "a Strathmore ave.
OPEN SAT. SUN, |. TO s Pm.
Riggs Park. n.e.--New. modern, semi
of al ,r,it
floor powder rm.. garbage disposal,
elec. dishwasher. recreation rm.,
gas heat; immediate occupancy;
SI35. per mo. Directions: Out Mis-.
on Riggs I'd. "a mi. to chillum pl.
ne, right to open sign. SIDNEY
2. MENSH & Co, MA. 6440.
AVAILABLE OCTOBER 10
Cozy 5-rm. and bath, det. brick, fur
nished home, Arlington Forest. CLOSE
to Pentagon and Lee blvd. Very
modern; $135. Call IA. 2-1605.
------------- IL
SILVER sPRING-I5OS Jasper St.,
practically new brk rambler. 2
cite. mod. tiled bath with shower;
full bsmt.; lge. corner lot; $l25 mo.
ocKcREsT-RocKv1LLE, MD. 1908
Edmonston dr.. brk. land frame Cape
Cod, 4 bedrmS, bath, liv. In.
with firepl.; comb. kitchenette- din
cite; Bendix washer; eiec. refr;g.,
Sis mo on yr. lease.
ALTA VISTA MD. mod.
Californian brk. bunga., 3 bedrms.,
liv. rm. with hrepl., dining eil.,
modern kit; Bendix washer, cleo.
refrig.; gas radiant heat; $3.50 mo.
on yr. lease.
JOSEPH F. SWAIN INC.
919 Pershing Dr., S. Spr., Md.
WI. 3413, JU. SAIL, WI. 1922
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COLORED
VIRGINIA

291H 8. 18th St. Arl.; = rms. kit,
bath. ali utils. furn. Rent. S75 mo.
Excel. loc. Open Sat. Oil.
WALSH g. SONS
1211 Eye st. NV. RE. S2S2
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SUPER MARKET

SUPER MARKET
value. Silver Spring area
Owner must sell quickly. We ap-
praise business to be worth at least
$4,000 and we are tight apprais-
ers. $4,000 down necessary. Low
rental. Long lease; Modern large
and rear. 1851 Chevrolet truck:
S12,50O in fixtures; $4,000 stock
and large accounts receivable in
cluded in sale. Total price only
S27,5O0.
E. F. Blanchard. Realtor
JU. S-5757 Till o PM. Daily.
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CHEVY CHASE-VACAN7

CHEVY CHASE-VACANT
IMPRESSIVE CORNER LOT
Beautiful spacious New Orleans Colo
nial, all brick, slate roof. custom
PROPERTY INcLoSED WITH FULL
GROWN HEDGE. Reception hall, liv.
rm. with mirrored slate fireplace.
din. rm. with French doors to brick
patio. and secluded garden. 3 twin
size bedrms.. colored tile baths
dreplace, maids rm. and bath. Ga
RACE Short walk to Chevy Chase
Circle. once open sat. and sun.
Town & Suburban, OR. 9400'
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SILVER SPRING
3 BEDROOMS
NEW BRICK HOMES

deal neighborhood for children.
block rapid transportation; Sis
per month.
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COOPERATIVE APTS. SALE

COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
l -BEDRM. COOP. APT. in modern
owner must sell. 10. 3-1212. -I2
2164 FLORIDA AVE
N.W.-ReSale, / and 2-bedrm. apts.,
small down payment, good terms
See janitor to inspect, then come to
office OF A. NJ. DRAISNER. 1925 VT
ave. NV, MA. S036, daily till Z:
Sun, IL to 5. -l3
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TEL. KI. 8-8484

Hartford Terrace Apis.
MOST BEAUTIFUL AND
CONVENIENT SECTION OF
SOUTHEAST.
ALL BEDROOM APTs.
Sa7. 50-SI0O. ALL UTILS. IN
CLUDED.
Extra large bedrooms, and
dinettes.
Spacious rooms with large
closets.
Fully equipped kitchens with
exhaust fans, metal cabinets
and large refgrs
Schools and shopping in the
immed. vicinity.
Laundry and storage rooms.
occUPANcY FROM NOV.
/, 1852.
OPEN SATURDAY. SUNDAY.
1915.
Directions: Out Minnesota
ave. s.e. or Good Hope rd.
se. to Naylor I'd. continue on
Naylor rd. to Both st. and
Gainesville st. Sc. Bus di-
recttions: Take No. 80 street
car downtown TO 18th and
Penna. ave. Sc, transfer to
C2 Naylor Garden bus.
Morris pO11iTo r. Sons Trc
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TWO-FAMILY HOME
Attractively arranged as two apart
ments with separate front entrances;
each unit has private kitchen and
bath: second-floor apartment returns
condition with oil h.-w.h. and de-
tached garage. Reasonable cash will
handle. easy terms. Call Mr.. Clark,
Georgia 9011.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. :;346.
MT. PLEASANT
Semidetached brick; 4 bedrooms. .
baths. good LOCATION. Immaculate
. condition.; $4,000 1st trust avail
able. Call MR.. LAWRENCE. RA.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1880
$500 28th ST. NV.

VERY EASY FINANCING
Excellent detached 2-story brick home
situated on well-landscaped level
lot. LIST floor has spacious recep-
tion hall. huge liv. rm.. bright den
family-sized dining rm.. and modern
floor has 4 exceptionally large bed
rms. dressing rm. and tiled baths;
Bird floor Is finished into . bedrms.
bath and loads of storage space
Full basment with lavatory. Oh
h.-w.h.. front perch. slate roof. lge
detached brick garage; very near
practically name YOUR own terms
For additional Information call Mr.
Powers. ewes, JU S-S890. To reach
North on Conn. ave. to Military rd =.
right on Military rd. to 2Sth ST.
right ON oHth to omen sign
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
Directions: Out N. H. ave. past Univ
lane Langley Park shop. center)
to Quebec. left on Quebec to l2tf
ave, right on 18th ave to open
house.
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MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
UNIVERSITY PARK
Close to st. AIMS. and every type oi
public and pvt. school. First flool
has liv. rm., din. rm.. attractive
kit. inclosed porch. Second floor has
3 bedrms.. . baths. Full bsmt. There
open, inviting terrace with lily pool
Price $4,000.
INEz CUsHARD, OR. 4232
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Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
Realtors SH. $3.50
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MD.-Charming house.
lovely grounds; large liv. rm. OPEN
ing on screened porch. 3 bedrmS;;
& CO. ME. 400. ewes. OR. 52l4;
GARRETT PARK. MD. - 3 bedrms. :.
bath. liv. rm., din. rm;, kit; full
bSmt.. gas heat. lge. yard. Sl30 per
mo. LO. 5-0034. "a Strathmore ave.
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GEORGETOWN
SO16 Dumbarton ave. NV, Kanawha
Apts.-One bedrm., liv. rm.. full
size kit. tiled bath and shower.
newly remodeled; desirable section
OF Old Georgetown; Sl2l5O mo-
Apt. C-3 Open for inspection.
NO Rn30; ewes KE 7-O153
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OPEN SAT. SUN, 1e TO 8 PM
Riggs Park, n.e.-New. modern, semi
detached house, with 3 bedrms., lst-
floor powder rm.. garbage disposal,
elec. dishwasher, recreation rm.,
gas heat; immediate occupancy;
SI35 per mo. Directions: Out Mis-
souri, ave. to Riggs I'd, ne. left
on Riggs I'd. u mi. to chillum pl.
ne, right to open sign. SIDNEY
z. MENSH & CO., MA. 6440.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-09
Fiery. Lovely

FEATURE STORIES are
speeialiies with Odell Morris.
Read them weekly in the col.
umns Of the Deiscii TRIBUNE.
They're entertainment. plus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-09
Paradise. Bought
ar Rented?
3, BILL LANE

. ars r,t. h5shmeni
Wien me ln'os racial mixing
TX. p,ac, Il MAS always at one
10, houses known as BLACK
a ,snS IN gnominious ii'le
,Asi brought together VARIOUS
sesl groups
ONE OF the mos, popular OF
.-tss clubs was the Coy Corner
ru>y spo, al Hastings and Al
e>an6 ne run by a genial gent
nane5 Mack IveY. And out on
@. kl.nG Avenue neal Holbsook.
Dummy fellow named Abe
Bread IVES operating bounN
,,le n.ie spot called dater) the
Csue Zomtie. whore entertain
,r; K stlred names Ike Peggy
Sar Foache) joyce. Emile Jones,
: Isl Mitchell Della WigeinS.
L,-anst6 Reed Tina PuShout
= xo~ Ceyl Lee Willie Hatton
.rS e., ltlle fellow called Bob
D.;r,.i Count Paste White who
J sy~S q nican piano.
o
CZZIEL LEE had not built his
& nsatsor Be- bu' had = coniec-
,.era.v u Owen and Cardoni
presided over nv a cowely foun-
;<n gal named Itma Keves.
Down p Paradise Valley where
tts F. Sino now standS the 3
srd c Club barely existed with
srcws that boYdeied on the
poo. side bat which We're as
teer-e5 through the popularity of
re clubs owner. Roy Lightfoot
Freddy Washington. now floor
man Il The Folio WAS that AT the
BIC. Little Shorty Bronson. bar
tender Il the Turf Bar perform
g The same duties AZ he Turf
Rsr then located Il ST Antoine
e Beacon. across from the BIC.
Upstairs. an aFable guy Earl
WALTON. known and loved around
The city. operated an after hour
SPOT called the Studio Club
where all the big hot entertain
ers and "Sportsmen' gathered
after the other places had shut
.z~.S Cb-t,,,,,- ~ 49,:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-09
.>..~o.~q Do. H. L~".

Fl MIGHT 81 secondary news rs ih mt t-' 'hss
nc stnries ~ ia, nslrS saying TIT Ref ~ lanes iNl
~, hac bought the Paradise TheauT neh' hA's beer =
i+~, il~nntruvt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-09
LA-T Ru.-r~Ik

cebTs andrews sinuIne uis
-uve-y o. Tory Vance mas lusi
beer siGnsc witt tins Duke =
iInctor aggregation a vocalist
II make 4 Southern tDu- then
Il invade tns Yes Ioas1
Vance prop-isro- o John =
recorr snor up- ths charming
Miss ar engagement a the
Tame Snow oa- tner Il. -nl-
=sur Cur -)s LIE tner q ths
hsua tnsG--s v-ne-s she az
pea-sc OF the same nil with
Duke VINO iigsc ne- s-vls anc
signed me- ro- tins Ious.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-09

= sto-v IL TIL BILLBOARD
reported las. week thai the
Woodward avenue vauds house
nae beer merely rented ~
tns Church o. Dur prsve, group.
J. cnect with the Cohen inter
ests also nrouuht TINS report
tills week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-09

TRIBJ-NE-ssturtsy Februar, ?, 1882
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
Alaska REA Board
 To Meet In Palmer

A Board of Directors meeting of the Alaska Rural Electric Co., operative Association will be held in Palmer January 5, according to an announcement made this week. The meeting will be held in the ARRC office.
 Officers planning to attend the meeting include: Mrs. Justine Parks, president and also Presi- dent of Matanuska Electric Asso- citation, Inc. s. s. Chad, vice president and also a member of the Board of Directors of the Homer Electric Association, Inc. Ed Jarvi, secretary and aso Presi- dent of the Chugach Electric As- sociation of Anchorage. Nick Eid- em, treasurer and also President of the Golden Valley Electric As sociation, Inc. of Fairbanks. Mir. Eidem is also the Alaskan repre- sentative of the Board of Direc- tors of Region TX of the National Rural Electric Association, Inc.
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
GOVERNMENT TO PAY SHARE OF AIRPORT
 CONSTRUCTION COST

The Civil Aeronautics Admin istration was told by Comptroller General Lindsay Warren that 1t can go ahead with payment of the federal governments share of construction costs on the Palmer airport, it was announced yester- day.
 However, the comptroller gem eral stood by his earlier refusal to reimburse the territorial gov ernment for land costs stating that" .. In view of the ques- tionable and irregular circumstan- ces surrounding the application, the validity of the territory's claim to reimbursement for land costs is so doubtful that this of flee would not be justified in ap- proving payment of any part of such costs"
 The territory's application for a grant under the Federal Air port Act seeking total govern ment payment of $148,922, was investigated by a Senate expen- ditures subcommittee last winter and rejected by Warren who said he felt the record of the hearings adequately supports the views expressed . that there was col fusion between officials of the ter ritory and those of the territory and those of CAA in Alaska" The CAA later asked Warren to re- consider his decision, citing find ings of a special CAA board that did not substantiate the accusa- ton of collision.
 In his latest decision, Warren l said among other things 1 Certainly if there was no collu- sion between the two groups of officials, there was conduct on their part which, to say the least, was highly questionable and mis- leading"
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
OFFICE OPEN TWO NIGHTS FOR WORKERS

The office of U. s. Commission CT Dorothy B. Saxton will remain open the evenings of December 29 and 30 to accommodate work CTS at Jonesville, Buffalo Coal Mine and Palmer Constructors who are unable to get to the of- flee during the day to obtain new drivers licenses. The license ex- pires December 31 at midnight and all Alaskan drivers must pur- chase the new two-year license on or before that date.
 Early in January her office will be open evenings for the pur- chase of car licenses, Mrs. Saxton added.
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
MAN INJURED IN ALLEGED ATTACK

John Stump, 47-year-old Native of Caswell, was admitted to Val ley Hospital shortly after mid night Sunday. December 21. Stump was suffering from severe head lacerations and other injur- ies alleged to have been received in a quarrel with Johnny Tough Luck, also Native from Caswell.
 Following the quarrel, Stump, a retired section 1aborer of the Alaska Railroad went to the ARR station house at Caswell. Engineer Howard Allen, of the ARR, went from Curry with a railroad ambu- lance to take him to Anchorage. However, Stump was bleeding so profusely that he stopped the ann bulance here at Valley Hospital.
 Stump is not considered in criti- cal condition.
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
POOR AIR CONDITION EXPECTED IN CALLS TO THE STATES

Based on scientific calcula- tions included in a report re- ceived by the local ACS office. radio circuit conditions in the Alaskan area will probably be poor on the 24th and 18th of December. Individuals who plan to place calls to the States on these dates may quite pos sibly expect poor circuit quail ity and delays, it was an- nounced. All calls will be com pleted as fast as possible. How ever, as air conditions are ex- pected to improve after the 18th, the public is urged to take advantage of this when making their holiday calls.
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
Anchorage Man Injured in Early Morning Accident

Werner Mosimann, 37 Anchor age, is a patient at Valley Hos pital where he was taken by ARR gas car December 21 following an accident at Cobb Hill.
 Driving a one and one-haf ton International truck, Mosimann applied the brakes on the icy hill and went over the enbanknIent in a skid. Pinned beneath the truck for more than an hour, he was found to be suffering from multi pie rib fractures, fractured collar bone and injuries to his lungs when admitted to the hospital.
 Robert Howe, 32, passenger in the truck received a lacerated and crushed foot and bruises. A third passenger, also of Anchor age reported no injuries. The ac- cident was investigated by the Alaska Highway Patrol.
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
Moose Lodge Robbed Of Nearly $200

The Palmer Moose Lodge was robbed of a total of $190; their cash register and a cabinet dam aged in a break that occurred the nght of December q.
 Joe Edward Patrick of Wasil- la was picked up the following night by Deputy U. s. Marshal William Bouwens on the felony charge. Leo Lucas, Moose Cover nor, signed the complaint.
 Patrick was arraigned before U. s. Commissioner Dorothy B. Saxton and waived rights to a preliminary hearing. Bail was set at $500.
 Sgt. Stanley Laird of the High way Patrol and Bouwens trans ferred Patrick to the Federal jail at Anchorage when he failed to provide bail.
 The damaged register and part of the money was recovered.
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
. CHRISTMAS T0 BE
 OBSERVED M ALL VALLEY CHURCHES

| Following the many tradition al Christmas programs and musi- cal presentations this past Sun. day several Valley churchs will continue their holiday programs with special services Christmas eve and morning. The public is invited to attend the services '
 A candlelight ceremony is plan ned at the United Protestant Church on December 24. The hour long service will include the sing ing of Christmas carols. Rev. Brian H. Cleworth will conduct the service, scheduled to begin at nine o'clock. .'--
 St. Michael's Catholic Church will hold their annual midnight Mass December 24. The program will commence with special Christmas music at 11:30 pm. There will be two Masses on Christmas Day, starting at. 10 am.
 Christmas Day worship ser vices, starting at II am. will be held at St. Johns Lutheran Church on Christmas morning. Rev. Edward Imme will deliver his message, Gods Way of Say ing That He Loves Us" Special Christmas music will be present ed by the choir.
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
HOME FOR CHRISTMAS

Marine Corporal Paul D. Barn hardt, son of MT. and Mrs. Will liam Barnhardt arrived in Pal mer December g on a 3O-day leave. He was one of the 2,092 Marines and 133 Navy men who arrived in San Francisco Decem- Der 21 aboard the transport Gen. William Weigel.
 Cpl. Barnhardt is with the Mar inc First Division who have been on tour of duty in Korea for the past year.