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Evening star., 1952-12-30
Junior BUDGET Shon-Eifth Floor

Junior Budget Shop-Fifth Floor
80-Juniors' $10.95 and $13.95 Dresses Beige
rayon faile coat dresses; toast long
sleeved rayon crepes; striped menSwear
rayons; shantung taffetas; one-piece
dresses with black bodice, Velvaray taf-
feta skirt IS
so-Juniors 1896 to 1885 Dresses. One
piece dresses, black rayon sheer with
white dickey; multi-colored taffetas;
black or navy faille jumpers So
Corset Shop-Seeond Floor
116-$10.95 to $16.50 Foundations. Cotton
eyelets, rayon satins, cotton batiStes
and nylons. Pierette, Sara Drew, Fran
CO. H. g. w., California Fashions in
cluded, all discontinued from regular
stock; not every style in all sizes,
from "a to so, for small medium, full
figures - --------.$z.95 to $lo.95
166-$750 to $1095 Girdles. Nylons, cottons,
sheers, cotton nets, in white or nude.
Discontinued from regular stock many
one of two Of kind, in sizes rs to
80, not all sizes in each model, lengths
H. Is and 16 inches 1895 and $4.95
S0-$10.95 to $3.50 Girdles, Panty Girdles
All lastex, nylon, black, nude or pink
boned and boneless girdles and panty
girdes. Discontinued from regular
stock, sizes Is to 81, not all sizes in
each model. ------- $6.95 and S7.95
$3.50 to $3.50 Girdles. Panty Girdles.
group of odds and ends in nude or pink,
all one or two of kind. from regular
stock. Small sizes from IS to ~.
$l.ss and $3.ss
68-$2.00 to $3.50 Brassieres. Rayon satins,
nylons, cottons, in white, nude or black.
Strapless and daytime styles in broken
size range, only few Of each size.
65e to $l.95
Budget Sports Shop-Street Floor
1896 to $595 Blouses, Tissue failles, nylons,
cotton, wool jerseys with turtle necks and no
sleeves. A wide assortment of pastels in
cottons and tissue failles, jewel tones in wool
jerseys. Sizes 80 to 80. 81 and So
$5.95 to $l0.95 Skirts, Wool tweeds and plaids
in slim and flared styles, slim corduroys.
$3.95 to $7.95 Sweaters, all in soft WOOL
green, red, white, yellow, and navy slpons:
short-sleeved cardigans with small collars in
black, pink, blue. Sizes "a to 40. 81 to 81
$1395 Corduroy Jackets, Tailored style with
four pockets. Wine, green, toast, blue, sizes
1O TO 10 -------------$5 IS
$8.95 Spencer Jackets, Brown or black wool
tweed, sizes 8 to IS --~--S So
$595 Wool Plaid Weskits, Navy or red plaids,
sizes 8 to IL 81
MiLinery-Street Floor
At Shirlington and Siluer Spring only
Evening star., 1952-12-30

-5-Women's $9875 Dress Coats boxy design,
of Uxbridge poodlecloth, with velvet-lined
stole scarf collars. Black or oxford grey.
Sizes "a to 40 :. Ses
s-Women's $7e75 Milium-lned Dress Coats
with side-flare yoke stitch detail Ka-
Ma-Kurl or poodlecloth. Blue, brown.
grey gold, beige, green. Sizes l01a to 49,.
$es
7-Women's $79.75 Imported Tweed Casual
Coats box style, wing collar and pointed
cuffs, gold and black, green and grey,
purple and beige mixtures. Sizes 1012 to
1872 S5s
1-Woman's $165 Black Forstmann Mirelga
Coat with cape shawl Of Black Dyed Per-
sian Lamb. Size 1812- $l4S
2-Womens s165 Black Fitted Coats of
Juilliard Akta with waist-deep shawls
Of Black Dyed Persian Lamb. Sizes 3s
1-Woman's $195 Brown Fitted Coat of
Forstmann Lorda with Mink collar. Size
! 5-Womens $ss.75 Furred Dress Coats boxy,
with long stole scarfs Of Dyed Marmot.
Green, black and wine nubby boucle.
Sizes 14h to 221a S5S
4Women's sss75 Box Coats in Juilliard
Dauvalura with Jap Mink Cuffs. Green,
beige and purple. Sizes 141a to 201a S78
7-Womens $110 Furless Goats in Forst-
mann Mirelga. fleece. and camel hair
box styles. Brown, black, navy and camel
tan. Sizes 101a to 201a ....-.- sos
6-Womens $135 and $l45 Casual Goats in
imported fleece and Forstmann Zibeline.
Boxy styles in rust, navy and black. Sizes
1212 to 2ola $l0S
1-Women's $l85 Cashmere Box Coat in
nude. Size 1917 2-- Sl6S
5-women's ssS.75 Toppers in Forstmann
Mirrat and Moirlana. Black, grey, pur-
Pile, brown Sizes 101a to 141a $88
A7Sr ~ M
poodle and boucle. Black, beige, blue.
Sizes 161s and 1872 s4s
2-Womens $59.75 Knee Length Toppers in
red poodle and grey check, sizes l61a and
201a $4s
Yeor-End Suits-Third Floor
1855 Handmacher's Suitmaker Suits 24%
Dacron. part rayon and acetate. in
black red, heather. Junior sizes z to Is.
$50
25-s5s75 to s6s75 Wool Suits Included
in the group are black and grey stripe
combinations few In red and green.
2s-s75 5'1 to y sss.7s % IS Wool Suits Some fttsd.
some box jacket styles Fitted in grey.
red, green; boxy in grey or brown -. $48
50-s55 to $6975 Famous Maker" Suits.
Tweeds. worsteds, gabardines in red,
green, brown, grey. Sizes IL to 20 and
to 10 ..---- $44
Yeor-End JeweIry-Street Floor
800-$l and $1.95 Jewelry, Necklaces, brace
lets. pins, earrings in a varied assort-
ment Of colored stones and beads Also
some tailored metal and some white
beads Z for 81
So to $40 Better Jewelry. A brilliant collection
of rhinestones, colored stones and tailored
metal jewelry in earrings, necklaces, pins
and bracelets - Si.95 70 $40
(Je1Delry prices plus turJ
Evening star., 1952-12-30
Pickfuir Mansion
Dumuqed by Fire
By the Associated Press

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, Dec.
30.-Pickfair, the mansion Whe, e
Mary Pickford and the late Doug
las Fairbanks once held court as
king and queen of the silent films,
was damaged by fire yesterday.
Miss Pickford and her present
husband, Buddy Rogers were in
the home at the time of the fire,
which caused several thousand
dollars damage in the servants
quarters. The cause of the fire
was undetermined.
Evening star., 1952-12-30

1-$235 Brown Wool Suit, black, trim, size
10 $l35
1-sl5o Blue Wool Costume with Jacket.
Size A. sos
S135 Suits-black and brown tweed suit, size
16; navy suit size 10 10------S SIS
+$9895 to $115 Costumes Included are one
of-a-kind woods, wool jerseys, and wool
tweeds in two-piece dress and suit styles.
Black, navy, brown. Sizes 10 to 16--- S65
$8995 Cashmere Two-piece Knit Suits, beige,
size IA; navy, size 1S- - SIS
$49e5 to $6995 Dresses and Suits. Woods,
in dressy and tailored styles, broken sizes,
black or brown ~ ~ - - S35
TaffetaS crepeS laceS, net. velvet models
in various colors Broken sizes S39
s4995 Street and Cocktail Dresses. Black,
brown rayon crepe, rayon taffeta, black or
brown wool. Broken Sizes - S35
1895 to $49.95 Dresses Brown, navy, black
basic wool dresses, silk taffeta cocktail dresses.
Broken sizes range - ---.------- ---- $40
$3995 to $4995 Dresses. Two-piece cotton
tWeedS rayon failleS, rayon crepes, rayon
taffeta and silk cocktail dresses laces, taffeta,
and net evening dresses in broken size range,
assorted colors SIS
1895 Dresses $40 Rayon Taffeta Cocktail
Dresses, silk faille basic dresses, broken size
and color range $40
Misses DresSes-Seeond Floor
Misses $1795 and $1995 Dresses. Street and
afternoon dresses in rayon crepes, rayon
tissue faille, rayon taffetas. Black, navy,
red, green, brown Misses sizes - $40
Misses $1995 and $22.95 Dresses. One and
two-piece street and afternoon dresses; a
few cocktail and dinner dresses. A few all
woolens; some basic dresses. Black, blue,
brown, green. vivid shades. Sizes 10 to 20. $l2
Misses $22.95 and $25 Dresses. Street, after
noon, cocktail, dinner and evening dresses.
One and two-piece; many one of a kind.
Wools, rayon crepes, rayon taffetas. Black.
navy, green, brown, and high shades. Misses
sizes. - SIS
Misses $25 to $35 Dresses. A few street and
afternoon dresses; costumes, wool suit-dresses;
dinner and evening gowns. Black, blue, brown,
green, high shades. Sizes 10 to 20 ------ SIS
Yeor-End Toiletries- Floor
$4.95 Congress Cases. Overnight travel case,
vanity size. Good sturdy construction with
wooden frame. simulated leather covering,
50 95
50 Schiaparell Eau de Saute Cologne. Deli
cious fragrance in discontinued package, 81
$1.25 Shampoo Color Curl. Wonderful sham
poo that adds color and at the same time
helps hold curl in the hair --.--.----. Csc
$3.50 Amor Skin Night Cream. Smooth lubri-
eating cream that helps soften skin 81
Hair Brushes, values to IS. Nylon bristles
with Lucite handles - now 81 40
81 and 81 Miscellaneous Colognes and Dust
ing Powders -----------.- soc to 81
Evening star., 1952-12-30
Publishers Charqe
No Letup in Federal
Interference on Ads
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 30-The
American Newspaper Publishers
Association says there is no letup
In the tendency of Government
to interfere with advertising.
The ANPA today issued a 1852
revision of its l941 bulletin en-
titled Government takes a hand
more and more in advertising
matters"
The ANPA said its 1941 bulletin
pointed out the increasing ten
dency of Government to control,
regulate and in some Cases &C.
tually prohibit advertising"
1t added. there has been no
decrease since 1941 in this ten
dency on the part of Government
to interfere with advertising and
advertising practices through re-
strlctive regulations and other
wise"
The ANPA said it takes the
position that "the supervision of
advertising by Better Business
Bureaus, the Federal Trade Com
mission and others in proceeding
against false and misleading ad-
Vertlslng, with the cooperation of /
newspapers and advertisers them
selves. is desirable and should be |
and is encouraged
Many Curbs Called Unnecessary.
The ANPA added, "it believes
that the curbs which are gradu-
ally being foisted on advertising
by Government edict are in many
cases unsound and unnecessary;
1t believes that gratuitious attacks
on advertising and its place in
the economy of this country are
actuated by interests ignorant in
many cases of the basic factors
of economics and sound growth"
The ANPA said some Govern
ment officials use the term false
and misleading advertising" to
prohibit advertising which in
their opinion only could be
deemed misleading"
It added:
1T is generally conceded that
major factor in the growth and
development of this country which,
has made it great in such short
span of time. as nations grow, is
a free press. However, in order to
be free. the press must be
financially free-not a tool of
Government through Government
subsidy.
advertising is the life blood
OF a newspapers financial free |
dom. Government agencies which
would not dare attempt to abro-
gate the constitutional guarantee
of a free press directly, would and
do attempt to do so indirectly,
and attacks on legitimate adver-
tlsing have become one of the
foremost of these indirect at
tackS."
Booklet Lists Examples.
The 136-page booklet then lists
examples of attacks on adver-
tising, efforts to suppress advertis-
ing and desires to limit and reg
ulate advertising by Government
officials and bodies"
President Truman attacked ad-
vertiSing by public utilities on
three occasions in 1852, said the
ANPA. quoting the President as
saying such advertising was de-
signed to 'frighten, threaten and
confuse the people about power
The ANPA stated that Norman
Thomas. many-time Socialist cam
didate for President. indorSed Mr..
Truman's attack in a magazine
article.
The booklet lists numerous
moves directed at advertising by
Federal agencies. State govern
ments, officials and through the
courts.
1t mentions proposals for taxing
advertising and gives arguments
against such a tax.
Evening star., 1952-12-30
2-Women's $l25 to $l45 Furred
-. SI0Q

Handsome Juilliard, Forstmann, and An
glo woolens. Fitted or boxy styles with
deep shawls Of black dyed Persian Lamb,
ascots of grey Persian Lamb, Mink as
cots, Beaver collars and cuffs. Mole ascots
and cuffs. grey Persian Lamb roll collars
and cuffs. Black, grey, purple, wine,
to 241a, "a to SO.
Evening star., 1952-12-30
Brides Shop-Seventh Floor

1-$165 Wedding Gown Of satin and chantilly
lace with opalescent and seed pearl
trim cathedral train. Size IL SS5
$125 Wedding Gown of imported chantilly
lace with candlelght satin panels, train.
Size IL .-----, --- SIS
l-sss.s5 Wedding Gown of nylon tulle Re-
movable sheer yoke can be used as for
1-$9S95 Wedding Gown - White organdy
with eyelet embroidery trim, ruined train.
Size 12 2-----~-------.- ----------- SOS
1-S75 Wedding Gown--Nylon tulle over
satin with sheer yoke, lined train. Size 10.
$50
1-$6995 Wedding Gown-Two-pie with
satin redingote over nylon tulle formal
Size IL Observation-Disclosures
$1995 to 1895 Bridesmaids Dresses and for
mails In assorted styles .-----------$5 to SIS
Hondboss-Street Floor
prices plus Federal Tar
20-$795 Suede Box Bags. Smart roomy
style with bright red rayon faille lining,
mirror under cover. Black and a few
brown -----.--.--.-.--- --------- .95
3O-$5 Music Roll Handbags. Unlined style in
green. black, navy, and few tan, 81. so
10-$5.50 Cigarette Boxes. Bright colors with
white poodle trim on cover --. $3.50
25-795 Saddle Leather Envelope Bags. Natu-
raj stitching and with leather Innings
Black or navy----------- ------- S.
4o-s1o.s5 FaiIle or Broadcloth Bags with
simulated shell or black plastic handles
Black. navy. Three sizes ,---------~$ $7.95
1+$5 to $1o.5O Grey Wool Sports Bags. some
l-ss sussnso to sloso cafskn Bass Pcuees sss
and boxes. Mostly brown, $3.95 70 $7.S5
Evening star., 1952-12-30
Women's coots-Third Floor
Women's $5e.75 to $79.75
Eurless Codts, S4S

coats for dress, casual. and sportswear.
Some velvet trim. Nubby boucle, poodle
cloth, suede broadcloth, fleece fabrics :.
all wooden. Novelty checks, cross dyes, and
solid colors in black, blue, green beige,
brown, grey. Sizes 101s to 22a, 81 to 40.
Evening star., 1952-12-30
Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor

Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor
60-Juniors' $1495 to $25 Dresses Rayon
crepe basics, rayon shantungs, vivid wool
Jerseys, striped cottons, rayon faille cos
tunes with fitted jackets, two piece faille
suit; wool jersey blouse, rayon bolero
30-JuniorS' $25 to $35 Dresses. Orlons,
rayon crepes; some with velvet trim;
some one-piece dresses with jackets.
Grey, black, stripes --- SIS
Juniors $22.95 and $25 Dresses Two-piece
cross dye faille suits, one-piece menswear
rayons. one-piece pastel rayon crepes Dressy
afternoon fashions in all types. SIS
10-Juniors' $4995 Formals. Rayon net
bouffants with ruff1e trim: black nylon
embroidered lace over pastel skirt; lace
medallions on pastels. Many one of a
kind. Sizes 8 to 13 S2S
Evening star., 1952-12-30

$3.50 to SITS Wool Costumes $3.50
In the group are tweeds and imported
wool suits with detail of velvet, jet but
tons, taffeta ascots, beading trim. One
of a kind. Black. navy, grey, black or
brown tweed. Sizes 10, IL, 16.
Evening star., 1952-12-30
so poirs-$l6.95 to Sl8.95
Lizard and Alliaator PUMPS. Sc

You won't want to miss this year-end
opportunity! High or medium heels in
brown, red, green. Broken sizes.
$50 poirs-$2.95 to S. Discontinued
Styles, Slippers, 81
Only a few Of each style. Also samples
and slightly soiled display slippers, mostly
rayon satin. A few feathers and corduroys
Broken sizes.
Evening star., 1952-12-30

15-Misses' SOS Stevens Tweed Coats, SUI
perbly tailored! Black with red or
rust, grey with black. Sizes 8 to l6.
A wonderful value at a low S38.
Evening star., 1952-12-30

Teens $2995 Coats All wool plaids with
wing backs, raglan sleeves. Brown and
green. Broken sizes .-- ------. ~- SIS
Teens $75 Goats. Natural grey Persian
Lamb collar and yoke on royal blue WOOL
Evening star., 1952-12-30
at F Guet-cm w~m@s ~~S ~rspmU
1862 YEAR-END sipveps the store!

and Hats and and meeeso lots broker
q ddp p to the hundred year
Evening star., 1952-12-30
Misses Coots-Third Floor

MISSES \ootS-t MIRO FLOOR
Miss 1865 Heitner Original Furred Coat
Black Forstmann Afghana with collar
OF Ranch Mini. Size IL S26S
miss $575 Heitner Original Furred
Coat-Forstmann beige with Beaver col
lar and sleeves. Size IA S395
Miss 1865 Heitner Original Furred Coat
brown sugar with Beaver collar and
cuffs. Size IL ... $265
Miss 1865 Heitner Original in Forst-
mann green with draped Leopard collar.
Size "A S265
Miss s365 Heitner Forstmann Ginger
Fabulaine with draped Mink capelet co..
lar. Size IA S265
misses $295 Fitted Heitner Originals
black with Persian Lamb capelet, brown
with Beaver capelet. Sizes IA and 16, SITS
Miss S210 Furless Dressy Coat, Heitner
original in Forstmann Afghana. Black,
size IA -.--..---. $l45
2-Misses' s195 Dress Coats-one slate blue
with grey Persian Lamb collar and cuffs,
one navy with Beaver, size II --$1z5
Miss $17975 Black and White Imported
Tweed Coat with Dyed Black Fox draped
shawl Size IA Sl25
2-Msses' SIPS Anglo Poodle Cloth Goats with
draped fox shawls. Brown. grey size IA,
SOS
Miss s98.75 Craigleigh Beige Tweed
Fleece Coat with beaver collar Size IL.
SIS
Evening star., 1952-12-30
E Street
Shirlineton
Silver Spring
A73 Conn. Avenue
Bethesdo

Yeor-End Furs-Third Floor
(AH prices INCLUDE Federal Tar)
1-$234 Natural Silver Fox Jacket, medium
1-$234 Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb Coat,
size 10 - $l62
2-$420 Dyed Northern Muskrat Back Goats,
sizes 10 and IA - $2S2
2-$354 Dyed Northern Muskrat Back Top :,
perS, sizes IA and 16 S2S2
1-$252 Dyed Squirrel Cape ------ $22z
$500 Natural Blue Frost Mink Cape Stole
$3i8
2-$462 Dyed China Mink Letout Capes. $500
1-$558 Dyed China Mink Let Out Capes,
Sass
3-$49S Natural Ranch Mink Cuddle Capes,
$43S
1-$582 Natural Silver Blue Mink Cuddle
cape ---------------- .---------- S49Z
1-$558 Black Dyed Persian Lamb Topper,
size 16 - S43S
1854 Let Out Dyed Muskrat Coat, size ID.
$54o
1-sl,140 Natural Ranch Mink Cape - $3.50
fAH turs labeled to sho country origin OF imported
tursJ
At Street only. Many Fur Items reduced
at StlUer Spring.
Evening star., 1952-12-30
$l2.e5 to $l6.95 Shoes, $3.50

Sl295 $695 fooweor whose you'll happily identity the
shoes Sings pumps sandals Suedes kdkins coskns meshe
and reptiles Block brown blue red green High and medium
heels ----------- -----------S $3.50
Sl395 SASS Goyex Shoes! Wonderfully smart comfortable
seceobe ohIe wedges in rust blue black sede oxord with
eperk buup Ieoher heels black oofskn $3.50
Sl2S5 $95 Shenonsons Favored for ooound snort
Shenoneons oxford ties with medium heels Block blue brown
suede Also brown red green oeoors beige brown blue zords
$3.50
Evening star., 1952-12-30
Women's Dresses, Second Floor


-S29 S3995 Dresses Roycn block plum
Sizes 42 n2 SIS
3-S35 S3995 Roon block brown blue oteoon
dresses in oyon bead Toos royal Sizes
22h SIT
S9e5 trimmed tofos
$40
ISIS Twopece Dress block SIS
Ron SIZE &C S5s
2-sllo T~o-pe Size 70 eoy; 20 black Ses
1-sl25 Costume brown 2o5 $ss
Also at Shirlngton Stver Spring
Evening star., 1952-12-30

NegIieees-Fourth Floor
50-$l0.95, $l2.95 Robes
quilted lined
satn long coachman robe quilted satin royal red upper
front hammered satin hostess robe in gold,
6O-$l495, $l695 Robes
Sanpe puckered robe with dolman pink
blue floral quilt robe with zip front pink
20-l6o5 Robes ----------
1descen taftea long hostess style with sred shoulder
treatment. Wine, blue.
l5-Sloo5 Three-piece Poiomo Sets-----Sl095
paamas with white quilted
Coral pajamas with white.
50$3o. $595 Cotton Pnofoe postels and prnts-----2
Evening star., 1952-12-30

Junior CootS-Third Floor
Junior $45 Goats - Finger-tip length
f1eecy tweed toppers in beige and grey
Sizes 9 to Is $40
5-Junior $35 Alpaca Wool Sport Goats in
brown or grey. Sizes 9 to 13 - SIS
8-Junior $59.75 Poodle Goats in black or
royal blue. Warmly interlined. Sizes
to Is 49, S4S
10-Junior $59.75 Casual Goats in cuddle
cloth, beige or rust. Sizes to IS S4S
23-Junior $49.75 Casual CoatS-Flared style
in fleecy tweed. Beige ar grey mixtures
Sizes to IS $50
4+Junior $59.75 Flared Casual Goats in
Wyandotte poodle cloth Green, mauve.
Sizes to Is S4S
3-Junior $l45 Furred Coats-Black or
brown anglo fur cloth with black Beaver
scarfs Sizes l3. II, II sos
4-Junior $79.75 Fitted Black Dress Goats
with black Persian Lamb collar, sizes
to 13 SIS
4-Junior $s875 Furred Coats-Blue or grey
fitted style with silver muskrat scarf.
Sizes 9 to 13 SIS
3-Junior $8975 Alora Dress Goats with
Beaver or Persian Lamb collars Beige,
green, red. Sizes 9 to 13 SIS
2-Junior $145 Furred Coats-Forstmann
woolen with revere shawls of black Per-
sian Lamb. Brown, navy. Sizes 8, IL, Sis
2-Junior $145 Furred Goats of Forstmann
Mirelga with Beaver yokes. Sizes to IL.
Evening star., 1952-12-30

French Room-Second Floor
Seward seaport record., 1952-04-25
CONCERT GOERS PLEASED
 WITH PROGRAM AND PIANO

Seward concert goers heard the new piano for the first time Monday night at the perform ance of Bronislav Gimpel, vio- linist, and his accompanist, Carl Fuerstner
 This was the final concert of the group of three sponsored by the Seward Winter Concert Com mittee. The grand piano, pur- chased after the first seasonal concert was not delivered until recently. It was placed in the eward Memorial Methodist Chur h until a public auditori um is ready for it.
 Listeners divided their atten- tion and praise between the ar lists and their new piano, but were enthusiastic in praise of the famous violinist.
Seward seaport record., 1952-04-25
Bic Elected Chuirmun Of COP. Convention

Formed Bic, president Seward Chamber of Commerce and dis trict manager of Northern Steve doring & Handling Corp, was elected permanent chairman of the Third Divisional Republican Convention held here last Sat urday and Sunday.
 His wife, Mrs. LaPreal Bic, was appointed District Commit teewoman earlier in the year.
 The convention brought ap- proximately 75 people to the city from Anchorage, Palmer, Kenai, Homer and Valdez. The Seward delegation was very small, except at the banquet in the Methodist Church on Satur day night
 Gerritt Heinie) Snider was elected unanimously as third delegate to the National ConVen- ton in Chicago, with Mrs Larry Moore, Herald Stringer and John Manders as alternates. They are all Anchorage residents.
 Of the more than 70 resolu- tions introduced and passed, only two affect Seward directly. One, resolving to keep the to- bacco tax earmarked for con struCtion of school buildings; the other concerned the US. Deputy Marshals office here.
 Ths tobacco tax for schools resolution was move to cease the ear-marking of funds by the Legislature and turn the whole into the general fund of the Territory. School authorities on the community level fear that such a move might deprive indi- vidual cOmmuniti,S of the only available money for construction of needed school buildings. Sew ards share of this allocated to- bacco tax fund is estimated to be over S17,500 this year, and can be used toward financing the new proposed high school building
 m
Seward seaport record., 1952-04-25
ANITA GARNICK SEWARD GUEST THIS WEEK

Anita Garnick, senator from the First Division and Republi- can candidate for the office of auditor of Alaska, visited Sew ard Thursday evening and Fri day
 Miss Garnick was especially interested in the hospital and Sanatorium. She was personally escorted through the Sanatorium by Dr. Francis J. Phillips.
 After meeting several Seward ties, Miss Garnick was enter tained at lunch by friends in the Seward Republican Club.
Seward seaport record., 1952-04-25
DR. FRANK MARESH VISITS

His many friends in Seward were greeting Dr. Frank Maresh Friday about town. He arrived by train late Thursday evening, and immediately began visiting his former hauntS.
 Friday Dr. Maresh was greet ing former patients and friends at Seward Sanatorium, where he was a member of the medical staff several years ago.
Seward seaport record., 1952-04-25

Rates to Wagon Wheel Still Sl.oo
 by NORTHERN CAB PHONE MAIN 54 or MAIN 55
Seward seaport record., 1952-04-25

Radio Cab means Better Cab IT'S NORTHERN CAB
 Main 54 or Main 55