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AUCTION SALES
THOS. J. OWEN q SON, Auetioneers.
4S6 southern RuildinR.

Trustees sale Of Valuable TWO
KNOWN AS PREMISEs 517 RHODE
ISLAND AVENUE. NORTHWEST.
BY, virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, IN Ltber No. 96O9,
Folio 196. ct seq. Of the land rec-
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction
II front of the premises; on MON.
pay TIE TWENTY,FoURTH DAY
qE1R41 qE MAFcH 5cA;dptKl AR loSa, AT az roqR. Pr.
lowing described land and premises.
situate in the District OF. Columbia.
and DESIGNATED rs and being Lot 80.
Howard. ct al, subdivision Of q GER
tain lot In Square South Of 455, as
per plat recorded In the once Of
the Surveyor for the District OF Co
lumbia In Liber "a. at folio los.
Terms: Sold subject to . prior
sbuilding associetionl deed q trust
DarncSa particulars I. ct a WHICH % Eill Pc an an
chase prics @ Above y SAID siis trust e to Sc
paid In cash. A deposit Of $500. 90
required. Conveyancing. recording.
ss msrts made es1aSsff IS 81 SSts Ss 81 ais sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty, days. otherwise deposit for
1etted and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
screti0n Of the trustees. 4
] HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
CHARLES q. MITCHELL.
u. mh12. 2.15,1 7.20.22 Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q son.
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get relief when a common cold
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forts OF a cold are often re-
lieved in a few hours II simple
directions are followed. Dis
cover for yourself this pleas
ant way to help you feel better
when you have a cold. Get a
package of MuBURN'S CAP
SULES at your favorite drug
store. Only 35c the box.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
LEGAL NorlcEs
TOOAIEY 3 MEHLER, Attorneys,
91O 15th st. NV.

ToOMEX . MEHLEE, Attorneys.
Filed March 9, 1852. Harry n. Hull,
UNITED States SlsEai spEa1isrRrcr COURT
Application Of John Joseph Econonno.
poulos and Anne buckley Ecod0mo-
Action No. 1OO0-52.--John Joseph
Economopulos and Anne Buckley
EScc,n911@opcuiCs, l.Ss,,1 @ HAVING filsd 9 com, COM
names to John JQseph Collins and
Anne Buckley Collins, respectively,
and having applied to the Court for
an order Of publication of the notice
required BY law In such cases, It e.
1852. Ordered that an persons con.
cerned show cause. Il any there be.
on or before the 5th day Of April,
1862, why the prayers Of said COM
pieint should not be granted: Pro.
yided . copy Of this order be pub.
SnsS Gnes week. SeeFe wssF .s az an rfs
The Evsnine Star and nj 4; The s-lS Washins. f g
NTTA s SHELTON Z issSS q MATHEWS. iifAs Jndss. %
Seal 4 True Copy. Attest: HARRY
NJ, =; Hulh; @ Clerk. gnitsd states pis-
pspSss pp@Sis, clssrk. as kAlSN :; mhs.fg.sg' ssNHsEE
HARRY J. KANE, Jr..
SOS 3 Sc. NV.
FILED Mar. 9, 1852, Harry ~. Aull.
N THE plsTRiScsTi' Ct COURT or THE
columbis. MARIE IA PRAr0l
Complainant. vs.. UNKNOWN HEIRS,
ALIENEKS and DEYISEED Of RICH
ARD r. QUEEN. Defendants Civil
Action NJ 49s-53.--oRDER or
PUBL1CATION.--The object OF this
action Is to obtain finai judg-
ment establishing Of record by adj
verse possession complainant's title
IN fee simple to Lot B Ia SQUARE SO
as described In the complaint filed
herein. Upon motion Of the COM
9th day Of March. 1882. ORDERED
That the defendants. The Unknown
Heirs. Alienees and devisees Of
Richard +. Queen. cause their ap-
pearance TO be entered herein on or
before the first rule day occurring
one month after the day OF the
nrst publication hereof, otherwise
this cause viii be proceeded with
as IN case of default: provided
copy hereof be published once {
week for three successive weeks ID
the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening star, longer and other
publications heing dispensed with
Tor rood cause shown: BY the Court.
Is. BURNTTA SHELTON NAT
THEWe. Judge. teealJ A TRuK
COPX TEST. HARRY u. HQLA
Carr Slssk. - HELEN = -Ssss SsippysE' ~ ys
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INCOME TAX RETURNS
PREPARED. ME. 1868, IA.
$500. To-
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER
Honey, Apple Butter and Eges
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS
Out Ca. ave. to Glenmont.. Nd. right
tower. ". w. MOORE, Sandy
Spring, Nd. Fulton s.3S91.
COLORED-24-HOU care for o
child In licensed home. II. 3-4120.
1416 c st. Sc. 10
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4NgS1E1s EA1AS " .SAA z.S12nx
NUMBERED s, IA 81, II, Is and l9.
sETMEES B AND Z {. 1it6 AND fsts
By virtue Of six Deeds 81 Trust al
recorded In Liber No. 6g76, at folios
90, 90, "a. %. 102 and 106 respec-
q haas EsSSras g e BE re .de: Dstic
party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees viii offer for sale By
public auction. In front OF premises.
DAY OF MARCH. 1852, AT THREE
scribed properties in the District Of
Columbia, to-Itt: Lots numbered 90.
q. 6b, 90. 81 and 20 In Charles
qessford's subdivision Of part Of
Square $50. as per plat recorded in
ses II e fGG sOs &. e. 3 Bises ai ofs q
TERMS szRiHis' OF SALE: All cash. A deposit
OF 81 900 required Of purchaser at
sale. Examination Of title. conveyance
ing. recording. revenue stamps and
notariai fees at cost OF purchaser.
30 days z from dsy y sale. % othsrWise hssha
trustees reserve the right TO resell
properties ct. risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser. after 5 days adj
vertisement Of such resale In some
newspaper published IN washington,
Without oaRinE Raa aeDos ps trs.es es
may. avail themselves OF any legal or
equitable rights AGAINST defaultins
MiIBURN J, DoNoHoE, yR..
1a.,SRo SRoHN iH r DoN1HoE. 2EIs,.s..
TH0s. =; OWEN 9 son, ,Aactisneers,
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CAB DRIVERS

Late model and radio cabs, II you
do not have an Identification card,
we assist you in obtaining same.
BOB'S STUDIO. l3l 18th ct. ne.
CARPET LAYERS, exper. for union
shop. CARPET CRAFT. INC. Ii.
7-S744; after 2 pm. Lo. 5-401S.
CARPENTER FOREMAN, large bous- d
ing DEVELOPMENT. Permanent en-
ployment offered to qualified man.
State age, exper. In full and salary
expected. Box 416-R, Star. lit,
CARPENTER. foreman and super
intendent for lge. group Of houses.
Give refs: and phone number. Reply
Box 12-R. Star. LII
CARPENTERS-Hour rate, piece
work or sub-contracting. Inside and
outside work. GENERAL INDUS
Davis hwy, xriinston, We. III
CARWASHER-Willing and depend
able worker; take charge Of sgle.
stand; good income. See MR.. BLA-
DEN, 63S N. Qlebe I'd.
CASHIER-CLERK, 40.hr. vk., paid
srsdssss. Married. Ma Ss'o 1850 aa slaSeSs. sseSSi
cSsaIER..Taaifisr. cSsssIafI s.. aaifsisr mortsas. -1S lSan
dept Must be h. s. srAduate. under
%; no previous experience re-
CURED: start at $170 per mo. Call
Gr<A- GZ0U. tsf.F ~ ~--EU
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Classified Ad Rotes

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
! time 3ec per line.
3 to 8 times consecutively 05e per
line
times eonsecutively 33e per line
New Automobiles 66e per line 4-line
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal 30 Der
line additional.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before second
insertion
10 Place . Star CLASSIFIED Ad Call
Sterling 5000
AuA Al ;fnr A Rakap
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LEcAL NOTICES tcont.I
TOOlEEY 3 MEHLER, Attorneys.
O1O l5th st. NV.
Filed March 9, 1859 Harry NJ. Hull,

$500, - .r,l CLERK; erE;e,,cr corn,
Tor the District of Columbia
io.Insl,, LoENlA, ]. MAEEIEETr EHRIErr MMAATTTTHEEWs MATTHEWss
defendant.--No. 434-62.-The OBJ
divorce on the sround 81 desertion.
On motion Of the plaintiff, it is. this
9th day Of March. 1862. ordered
that the defendant Bruce, Matthews
cause his appearance TO be entered
exclusive Of SUNDAYS and legal holi-
days. occurring after the day OF the
wise the cause win Be proceeded with
as In case. Of default Provided. 9
copy of this order be published once
& week for three consecutive weeks
IN the washington Law Reporter.
and The Evening Star before said
day. lsignedl BURNITA SHELTON
MATTHEWS, judge. lSeaD Attest;
HARRY M. HULL, Clerk. United
States District Court for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. by HELEN Z
BENpuRE,, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
PERSONALS lcons.

NOW YOU, too. can have your dear
est ones oil painting portrait made
by o very flne artist from your
photo. for the low price OF $40 for
l1x14 size. s,lEI<y gTing your photc . to
EApHAE. "a. n.E. EM. sIuPt1sa; U.s.. sS4O Conn
rYPrN0 AND DrCTATION-Manu-
RsaSonapIe RfessSos; nes Ia. 3 a4Sa ie''et. I'd 'e
CHILD CARE-Wiii give mothers
home. pETWoRTH. RIA. si4I. 49,
MOTHER OF ONE will care for / or
nes shlsasTss sems lisensss liietaasss 70 III Ills aiTS
saRERINsal soEf: .sslmss.D aED RI1NTINr RIl.s asl Mr.
BECKETT. III. 0930. pu. 4053.
COLORED, MIDDLE-AGED mother
wants to care for work mothers
children. IA. 094S; NV. section.
CQLORED LADY viii care for chill
aseessary. nee u hi No. hsSSsi sos. eVenlnfss. 1s. !
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
%SokkEe,REIEs %s 1D:.,,Iss AND AS. AccouSTAtMs
ATLAS. 1920 N. = ave. NV.
HELP MEN
ADJUSTOR
Outside collection man for large In
vestment company. Coilege back
ground or exper.. pref y car and car
allowance furnished; Decentralization
and insurance benefits. Call Mr..
DAILY. ST. 4S00. -17
AGENCY MEsSEN-
GER-Adv. agency desires young
assistant to production manager;
good opportunity to learn produc-
Call MR.. STROTT, ST. 3333. --l6
AIR CONDITIONING trainee for serv-
ice and control work with national
travel In Middle Atlantic States.
Write giving details Of age, educa-
ton. experience and salary de-
sired. Rnx I14-R. Star. I'D
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AlcLIOheei9.
006 d Street N,W.

SALE or VALUABLE
TWO-APARTMENT BRICK BUILD
Mex ING KN4TN FoSD RoA6 AS Nog1HRR2HsI hSs1 RR2sK
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded
9 seT tSs .S nS FecoTds SasT e 4 Too . % b:tos 1
Of Columbia. and ct the request Of
the party secured thereby. the un.
dersigned trustee will Qffer for sale
premises on "WEDNESDAY. MARCH
TM1RTY TMEHgY-55TSSff 55Sffor1R 1sPa At fps THRE5 ri.
bisTst SEns dsfFo16S sf coSSI. SIrODfs1ty q win f. s ts
hered Twenty.nfne Hundred and
Thirty eight l293Sl In Joshua w.
Carr sd SthsF M, snsalyisio1 oa Rsrdts
wards Lot" as per plat recorded
District Of Colurrbis In Liber 7s ct
TERMS FGsiS | Or 9; SALE: All cash.,A deposi.
Of $4,000 Will be required ct time
Of sale. Examination Of title. convey
ancing, recording. revenue stamps.
etc, ct cost Of purchaser. Terms to
be- Be compiled 1s d With within thirty days q
reserves the right to resell property
at risk and cost Of defaultine pur-
chaser after fye days advertisement
. Of such resale In some newspaper
published In Washington. DC, or
deposit may be forfeited.
Aa5EIGAM 9.[saIssANMy sEGwRa.Y ,ssas AN AND M TRusT
BEAI.E. vice President. iseai.l At
test: LINNAEUS +. SAVAGE. Assist
ant Secretary. mh16, 1870, ,22, 2,26
ADAM a. .WEsCHLER q SON.
AuotfOneefa
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BOOKKEEPER

Alert individual. 25-3s yrs. Of age.
TO handle Q varied bookkeeping as
signment for several Of our me-
chanical departments; bookkeeping
experience and some typing re-
Quired: 6-iay, 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel Room 605; open week
days. S:30-6 and Sat. 9.1. No
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 Penna. Ave. NV. VI
BRICK LAYERS, lst-class mechanics
needed for large housing project In
XEsTMENT CO., RE. 1855 .--24
BRICKLAYEBS--At 22nd and Eay.
annAh st. s.e.; long job. --17
Crib st.. Toledo, Ohio. g. days q
week. $500 per hour. double time
on saturday. Report to job or call
BRECKLAYERS WANTED Steady
work; several Jobs inside and out
side. top wages. Apply PARRIS Il
YOUNG. Fine Arts Bldg, Mary
Wash. College, Fredericksburg. Va.
BULLDozER OPERATOR. good Day; D.
steady work. Construction work in
Lewtsdale Subdiv. HENRY NJ. WITT,
INC., WA l2ffl -1A
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TAago,M iTEAago,MgA4gss MgA4gssrWE. Y. HUNT.

Tos. as oWEN 49,, son, qsS,,s,ssl sA,sssi'neer''
1sasssss sTosx BRck sss DtwEInaa 81 Hansee KNOWS
AZ MSFTEkasFs PHENIsFs NO. i7Sa L STREET
SIsa; q certain dssa Of tsns tsSst
5annsa1 B. ss sss2 s fss0FSsS snS
and 1t the request Of the party
secured thereby. the rndersigned
n iiissS fTont OF q the ss prsmises, 81 % On Won NON
DAY THE TWENTY.FoURTH DAY
or MARCH AND. 1852, AT THREE
FIFTEEN O'CLOCK r a., the fol-
loving described land and oIs%misss. %
and designated as and being Lot
LOG in O'Neill's subdivision OF lots
in the once Of the Surveyor Tor
the District Of Columbia In Liber
5dnr fSS ssssrsson ss 'Hn,se ns !. e shoRn s
Terms: sold subject to q prior deed
Of trust for approximately $6,131 "a
further particulars Of which win
be announced at time Of sale. the
70 be paid in cash. A deposit Of
$5O0.00 REQUIRED. Conveyancine.
recording, etc, at purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as of date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty. days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold ct the
discretion Of the trustees.
LOUIS HoJAN;
Nh h.1e.1b.17.ao.Rsgg RsggssELL VINE. VINE:
TH0s. =: OWEN . son, Auctisneers.
4S6 Southern RulldinE.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
AUTO GLASS MAN

1di GLASS. wa wa. 66Sis. --1i5
AUTO MECHANICS. Opportunity for
two. Steady employment, high earn.
ings for good men: health insurance
ern shop with every type Of equip
ment. Chance for promotion.
Wash.'s oldest and largest Dodge.
TOR CO, Phone. Mr.. Myers fore
man. DE. 1910 for appointment
AUTO MECHANICS ca. FORD EX-
PER. PREFERRED. EXCEL. OP-
IR0ETuNITxr IRNsEs:u IPTIrasESNEr ESnE HIGH snhnoAAEnb. 5AEb.
mos; NO PARKING rRoBLEM,
CALL JOE SULLIVAN. SULLIVAN
FORD CO., CENTRAL AVE. AND
CRANE HWY HALL, ND. PHI:
MARLBORO 1856, HILLSIDE 4747
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WRsCHLER . SON,
Auctiomee1s.

D. V
TRusTEEg SALE OF , TWO Two
ISES NUMBERED I AND 8 CESS
FORD COURT. SOUTHEAST. BE-
TWEEN B and c. 11th AND 18th
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust recorded
In Liber No; 9093,. Folio .452, ct
fs s,ca Sas q tne e6;. Lnpa q e re re
request Of party secured thereby,
the UNDERSIGNED trustees VIII offer
for sale BY public auction, in front
Of premiseg, on TUESDAX TIE
f1saGgaTEHNTqHH 1sgI. AZ qHRFH PAY Yoe1nEock 81 ckAFGMH FM.
the following described properties IN
the District OF Columbia to-wit:
Lots numbered 81 and 90 in Charles
0essford's subdivision Of part Of
Square 800. as per plat recorded tn
lser ts - e roS so 90 IN Y ne .fT3es 8Mse
TkRMs fsSisDs 81 SALE: An cash. 4 deposi:
sale. "a oGS GSaminstion q title. Convey.
ancing, recording, revenue stamps
and notArial tees at cost oi ppr.
sdsSf Within 50 s's days 2 from q i Day Il sais,
to se4'r resell II property 4 It FISK and cost
Of. defauiting purchaser. after days
advertisement q such reSaie az ,, Y s9me sr1.
b 81 q depoSis may m Sc iofieited Of
without forfeitine deposit trustees
may avail themselves Of any leeal or
equitable rights against defaultins
MIiiLlBsiuJRN ). DoNoHoE Jr..
JOHN +, DoNOHoE. $500,
ADAM A. .WEsCMER . son.
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AUCTION SALES tcont. J
ADAM A. wESCHLER d SON
Auetieneers .

AUAM As WESCnLEh - 8UN
A1aIisneeds sHIe 81 vALuABLE
KMoWN AS PREMisEs No. $3.50
AMES STREET. NE.
BY virtue OF q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded in Liber No.. 93O6,
folio 472 ct seq, one Of the land
records Of the District of Columbia
and ct the reauest OF the party
trustees. will sell Ct PUBLIC ~ 4,Issas9 ass,isc91'
THE 25TH DAY or MARCH, 1852,
AT 4 O'CLOCK PM. the. following
described land and premises In the
District Of Columbia to-wit: Lot 40
in Square South 5000 In sub.
division made by Myron Davy and
rscorded rsnd IN MqnIRag nbey IFS foiO Def 80 81
the Records Of the Once Of the
Surveyor Tor the District Of Co
rERMs l9RIas' or SALE: sold subject 20
the unpaid balance of q prior tGl
loanl deed Of trust tor approxic;
mately $500. .90. psyanie, yS4s:sse ySssse
taxes a9S sea q s is sos .pppes P52r
msteiy 81. 300. 100, psysble 1900
per. month. further particulars q
which win be announced ct time of
sale; the purchase price above ssld
trusts U be paid "a cash. a de.
chssel. sn0sef ssss asa0lansad13 MADE as
piiied WITH within fifteen days from
day OF sale. otherwise deposit
forfeited and property may be ad-
Eertised and resold ut discretion o.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Solored, 1885 yrs. Of age. neat in
appearance and willing 70 give reg
ular attendance; elevator operator'a
license Is REQUIRED; 4O-hour week.
Apply Personnel, Room COS. Open
Eeekdays S:S0-6 and Sat. e-1. No
Evening star., 1952-03-15

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1952-03-15

orders fol cLann operate g
age meter machines. Hours $50 to
B: .R-day week; $50 per week. Ap-
ply Mr.. ANGER. pos 18th ct. NV.
aGTo 2nS iioos; S;c6EssSei2f;s 81; Ss12; MAN1GlSsR, lS
chain store exper. preferred. Apply
.6To igN sia Sob8 81 asiHE6P FoREMANHat-
tractiye opening for an exper. body
shop foreman. Efiective contacts Tor
bringing In work win he given
preference: excel. salary plus comm.
Your inquiry win be treated con-
tidsntylslly, z say ~, Gan AUTO AUITS0So WHOLE VIII Ist
for Mr.. Baranek.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
ARCHITECT
MUST BE TOPS IN
APARTMENT HOUSE DESIGN
PERMANENT JOB
TOP SALARY
THE BEST OPPORTUNITY IN THE
CTTY's
Apply
SHAPIRO
ENGINEERING CoRPoRATIoN
911 18th st. NV, ME. 1717
ASSISTANT NEEDED
AL OPPORTUNITY

Ven. 20 to 20 years old, nice appear-
$50 to 500 wkly.; Is enjoyable hrs.
Keep present employment, no cam
vassing. Apply in person, 231i CAL
vert st. NV, 2nd "a, pm. Mon
day. March II. See MR.. BAKER.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
Help WANTED AGENCIES
HEP MEN J

QOKKEEPERS AND ACCOUNTANT
ALLAa 1920 q: 2. ave: nv:
Seward seaport record., 1952-09-12
MAN INJURED IN FIRE WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Frank Dunn is in Seward Gen cral Hospital suffering from sc- we're burns and shock, sustained in fire Wednesday night, Sept. 10, His condition was reported improved Friday.
 The fire, which was in Quon- set hut in the 400 block or Fourth Avenue, is presumed 10 have started around a gasoline stove Dunn was said to have been asleep at the time, He was found unconscious behind q door. The building vas guttcd by the fine.
Seward seaport record., 1952-09-12
De Gsic G%ion or Airport Ser For Sunday

Governor Ernest Grucning, Director of Alaska Department of Aviation Tony SchWamm, Al asI,a Director of GAIA Mir. Walter Plctt, Mayor Eugene N. Lanier, and the mayors of several other cities are expected to assist in the opening and dedication of the Seward airport Sunday, Sep tcmbcr 14, at ? pm.
 Six DC-3,s from Elmcndorf Air Force Base will take part in the ceremony, and, weather per mittlng, a demonstration flight of gasoline motorcd aircraft has been promised for the occasion. The dcmonstr1tj>a is scheduled for 2:3O over the airport.
 Seward dedication ceremonies are the finale of q r0und-robln celebration including the begin ming of the highway at CordoVa on Saturday. and the airport opp cning at Valdez at Il am. Sun day morning.
 Tom Bic, president of the Sew ard Chamber of Commerce, will head delegation from Seward to attend festivities in the other two cities, then accompany the official party to Seward for the dedication here.
 The new Seward airport is now ready for the landing of aircraft of the pcs type. It is approximately 3900 feet in length. The old strip has been extended 800 feet northWard to merge with the new strip, which makes the entire field take the form of V with a taxi strip be- tween and connecting the two
 A moose barbecue with all the trimmings is offered to all guests by courtesy of local organiza- tfOnS.
 Automobile traffic will be con fined to single file along the west side of the field No cars will be permitted on either strip. and motorists as well as pedestrians are cautioned to be Watchful of aircraft landing or taking off.
Seward seaport record., 1952-09-12
AVA Undertakes AII-Ou+ Organization

Juneau, Alaska - Territorial wide organization of Alaska Wis itors Association chapters in each town from Kctchikan to Barrow has been undertaken this week under the guidance of a directive from the Association $ Board of Directors.
 Al a meeting in Juneau re- cCntly, it was decided by the Board that in order for the As soc:at.on to take advantage of the remaining Territorial ap- propriutious, a concerted mem Dcrship and fund raising cam paign must be affected.
 Territorial appropriations are restricted to the purchase of na- tional advertising space, and can be obtained only when matched on a dolIar-for-dollar basis.
 A direct appeal to get on the bandWagon and put Alaska Wis itors Association across was made by letter this week to each of the members. They were urged to form local units within their respective towns, These units are to function as AVA chapters with the purpose of conducting membership drives and carrying out other AssoCia- tion work on the local level.
 All chapters were instructed to designate one member of their group as chairman. He would serve as liaison with headquar- terS.
 In a statement to the member ship, Jim Chadwick, executive director of the Association, said:
 Action is imperative if AVA is to take advantage of the ad- Vcrtising opportunities available The success of our program will depend largely on our individual members and the efforts they put forth. Everyone should or ganize at once and lay the groundwork for the launching of a TerritoriaI-Widc member ship campaign"
Seward seaport record., 1952-09-12
CANDIDATES MUST FILE BY SEPTEMBER 29

Filing of petitions for election to municipal offices will close at 3 pm, September 20, according to word from the City Hall.
 One member each is to be elected to the Utility Board and School Board. Four counciImcn will be elected, three for rcgu- lar terms. and one to fill the va cancy left by F.. D. Grecne's res jgnation.
 Petitions must be signed by 20 persons who are registered as voters in the City of Seward. They must have registered since January !, 1852,
 h order to vote in municipal elections, ALL VOTERS MUST HAVE REGISTERED DURING TIE CALENDAR YEAR.
Seward seaport record., 1952-09-12
Elua9iGag Accident viGfig73 Rc covering

Richard HeIgcns, shot while hunting Wednesday night, is inn proving iu Seward General Hos pital, according 10 reports today.
 IIcIgcns, an employee of The Alaska Railroad at LakcvicW section station, about 20 miles north of Seward, was hunting bear Wednesday evening.
 Another party was also hunt ing on the mountain. Lewis M. Falk and Jack SiDson, Jr., both of Homer, stated that both were shooting in the direction of HCl- gems, but had not seen him. IL has not been determined which or if either of these two fired the shot which struck Hclgens.
 The accident was seen by someone watching HeIgen's pro grcSS and party started to the rescue immediately. William H. Thompson, Joseph II. Wesley and George Ramos were among those who helped Falk and SibsOn get the wounded man to the highway and the waiting am bulance, arriving at the road at about pm
 The call for the Seward Police Department ambulance was re ceiVed at about 8 o'clock. Hel- gems was struck on the left side of the neck, the bullet missing an artery or vital spot.
Seward seaport record., 1952-09-12
OPEN INSTALLATION OF RAINBOW GIRLS SATURDAY NIGHT

Doris Doshen will be installed as Worthy Advisor of Seward Assembly. Rainbow for Girls, Saturday evening in the Masonic Temple. Miss Doshen is the daughter of Mrs. Betty Raffcrty, Past Worthy Matron of Eastern Star.
 Other officers to be installed are Chcric Lubin, Associate Worthy Advisor; Barbara Cob ban, Charity; Ava Doyle, Hope, Hazel BroasoW, Faith. Linda Norton, Chaplain: Darlene Shcl- don, Love; Donna Nanion. RcIi- zion; Helen Dosheu, Nature; sharon Stevens, Immortality; Cynthia Coleman, Fidelity. De Loyc2 Smart, Patriotism: Pat Bates, Service; Marjorie Turn bull, Drill Leader; Janice Tramp ton, Musician; Audncy Horton, Confidential Observer; Marie Jordan, Outside Observer; Mary Montgomery, Choir Director; Darlene SWoboda, Keeper of Jewels; and Lou Ann Maxwell, Keeper of Paraphernalia.
 Refreshments will be served by Rainbow mothers. Parents and guests are invited to attend the open meeting.