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Evening star., 1945-12-05
SUBURBAN sAls-MARYLAhp.

WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE--Vacant, large
55rm. brick and stone bunsalow, tile bath
oil heat. full basement, reception rm., brick
back porch; very large lot, fenced in: bus
stop in at front Of house, blocks from stores
small sgal down q payment. MR.. RILEY, Union
VIII WILLIAMS. z Is 3 REAL ESTATE seaut,fu,
white bunsalow, 2 bedrms.. tile bath, un-
lot with cement drive to, garage; close to
ss9Iei MR RifEY ana fFspsp to Soh0oi Union 22ol
williams REAL ESTATE Beautiful
brick bunsalow on edge of forest: bed
Ss, 1000, small down payment. MR.. RILEY,
GAiTHERsBURG, MD.-6-room house. all
ground on lovely street: close to churches,
fsEns Real & hanxs sSso
low, bedrooms, tile bath, full basement.
fenced in, beautiful shade trees; close to
store, bus and school. This is good buy
with reasonable down payment. Mr..
SRs1Ea %RsTMoREIAND MA Tso' HIpisned III 1YS white
MARYLAND. This spacious center hail with
Of To ne let of this home
is large living room approximately 24xi
an srsetve 9nsS vng dgps porch loo to Hb M n @
ported crystal chandelier. a well-eauipped
kitchen and small library and lavatory
Rere srFe ne0 Corner saf sssand
usual baths and wonderful closet space
In the basement is playroom. 2-car ga
is inclosed with a rustic cedar fence, as
suring privacy. For appointment to In
a sa ds MF MSTphy sHuls sNeEs sysPNeEs " TH $2
SILVER esS G1se St most dasTsSe agsn r
o en abou os geaas hsus Sd in slss s1ssat ss 9nd
t17x21o. fireplace, 2 bedrooms, bath. kitch-
en- and dining room tstove. and refrigera-
Attic AT nshed nts on u bsse
ment. Gas air.conditioned heat: fully in
sulated; Large landscaped lot good neigh
| borhood. Just blocks from stores and
transportation. Possession at settlement
S11275o, on terms. Exclusive with E. S.
R61GE s2 Ms ss5S stsfas: s 4ss Sgns.ov
Kitchen. stairs TO- large attic finished r'in IN
ton; beautiful lawn; Immediate possession.
sssS sSRS ffse ss'.2ss RsfSx q % Rs7
slHIAs nR RtsT sSsvfs SsTa4r I'll 81 I5sis
bame aa in ssef1e e5sk ssky Epss eps.s
only $500 down. a. csi Ms asrioM
MLaf48s Vii D2S GIsa ZEAL LeEsn.aafi EsTaffiEeroom home
rooms; Oil heat; nice level lawn; close
| transportation, stores. school; only ST 800
81 300O-3100. s201 Ca ave. till 9 pm
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-Beautiful O.
Your opportunity for q magnificent home
with only $500 down. Cali Mr.. Harlow,
WiLI4s Wi LIAM GRsa ZEAL LeEsnagi EsTagTEs-room asbes-
tos-shingle bungalow with bath; 80 IT.
from State road, zoned commercial with
store and gas tank on corner; acre of
i hne land; all for only $4,000. For de-
tails cal Mr.. Leonardo, 81. 5000. Open
BRANBsNEw fBaRsAAsH6 BRICK, T.kom. park. Nd
| 3 bedrooms, tile bath, apt in basement;
| flne construction; almost completed; S14,-
$50 in finished condition. Don't miss this
Evening star., 1945-12-05
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FORMER PHYSICIANS OFFICE now avail
able, corner 14th and Kennedy SITS. NV
rental 500 per mo. r. A. HUMPHREYS
SoN SSessr SE VS. orGpG fspG sI 81 Na sonsssnr sIsG
u BEAUTIFUL n oess and the Sds is Inn
leasing only to one responsible tenant for
a long term lease. Possession on Feb /,
lg46. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker,
8 ST. OFF 18th ST. N.w.-1.5oo So. IT,
Easement, 1st; 2nd fioors); in splendidly
sIt entrances, h.-wh; and pIivats; bath: park.
to limited extent. Inspection by appoint
ment. Available Dec. 18th. Box 52-z,
66oCcToR's OFFICE in the heart Of silver
Spring business section, Call RE. 0345
SINGLE OFFICES or suites available i'm
mediately: also ofhces suitable for 1
ssss m Rae RG css e. or NV near ssen ssa
ATTENIIoN. professional and business
men: ONCE or desk space. S25 per month
EXCELLENT FOR DENTIST. vicinity
Shoreham Hotel. Apply Beauty Shop. $500
VIII SnnesaisI susLEf TO DEC, II, ,s47 approxi-
noo?. elevator building. 18th and New
Yosk ss.,. ave; sx g;T; .S iWmediate occupancy
nation viii be furnished immediately
TWO ROOMS and bath, private entrances,
ssnasss 9ii G s' rsTos Ms s,e wo s1d i sfi
OFFICE, furnished, private. Also desk
SPACE for phone and mail service; Z. ].
COWIE, SOB Eye st. NV, Ma. 54S7.
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BUSINESS pRoPERrY WANrrp.

WANT 10 LEASE 2.500 sq IT, building
in Virginia, suitable for wood products
manufacturing. CHI 2342.
WOULD LIKE to purchase downtown bust
ness property; can invest from $50, 600 TO
SIO0. 600 cash. Box aloe. Star
URGENTLY NEED business property Of
property for n cash For quick sn acton ss yCaf snd
best results, call ABC REALTY & DEvEL-
OPMENT CO.. 1925 4fst st. NV Phone
EN-. -4109-0733. Nights and Sundays,
CALL HARRY l. FRIEDMAN If YOU ara
considering selling business property, Take
deal is given nv personal attention. / am
at your service now or later. Call HARRY
!; FRIEDMAN; Broker, RE. 1855
policy Of devoting full time and effort "a
the sale, management and development,
OF virginia business property assures that
prompt and efncient service will be ac-
corded your listings with Us. Consuit
JOHN c. WRIGHT, CH. 4777.
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OFFICES WANTED.

WORLD WAR II VETERANS organization
badly needs quarters. present facilities IN;
adequate; rent or purchase. Phone Ma.
oFFiCE sPACE NEEDED am In need Of
desirable space in downtown once bldg.
unfurnished. Your reply will be kept IN
strict confidence. win share, suite; high;
sst H p ref rsiereness &C ,r and very pleasant. Call
WASHINGTON PATENT FIRM wants 5 to
~ room suite in vicinity Of 14th and q
SITS. NV. Phone Ma. O775.
ESTABLISHED engineering and contract
ing firm desires approximately 500-60S
sq. it. in downtown ONCE building or
converted residence by Dec. 81: years in
present location; will take long-term lease.
Please call National 1880. z.
ONCE Of about 500 square feet. Prefer
location in general vicinity 18th and Pa.
ave. NV. Immediate occupancy not Inn
perative. TIE. 1852 &C.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ARLINGTON. 627 North Glebe I'd. between
buckingham Apartments and Wilson Blvd !,
in established business area-7-room and
oil heat, large dry basement with shower
and outside entrance: ample parking for
customers: on through State highway soon
to be widened into 4-lane road: heavy
trafhc; suitable for many types of business:
just vacated: immediate possession; wilt
lease: strictly for commercial use only;
S125 month THOS G. MAGRUDER co, :.
2051 Wilson blvd. Arl. Va CHI 3l31,
GIL; 2434 or. evenings CH. 57s7
NEW, distinctive, modern ONCE building
Is about to be erected on Wisconsin ave.
II interested in space please give details
q az oyour M @ @reguirements; Box 1ls-A. Star.
pRURY REALTY CORP. 1885 K st. NV.
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COL oLoRED-NEAR COLUMBIA RID. and
s., bj;v.h; 17,ol PARK FRs 4ESS R0AD HOUSING CO.
6LoRED-FRAME BUNGALOW. ? bed.
ssaoo ssss full Mn bassmsp5 mTaspav large Iet ONLY
coGoREDMBENNING. MHNeh B. e. &, jSst Sst2 doc,
from MINI. ave. Convenient to bus, stores
built bss ynn
room, Kitchen. bedroom and bath on ft firsi
e.; bedrooms on End d. Kelvinator re.
frigerator hot-water heat, built-in ga,
sysnings' Tayior ossS l. M T. nis aRAHarqE Ava fas
coLoREDNEAR aia 81 H ss'0l snd AND 81 Gass sts
ass4ds saek Fss sseeass 9th
TIL TMos sye9ns FisaER sa M CO. e.
eoIosEpMiathS ff!!Si S ST. oSs9i NV. bet. s and T.
steksr beat deal fes home sna once T.,
session sa as settlement. H. g. ei''s ssM1THasli
CoIoREDwNEAR 11th AND PARK RD.-
ssnce IN mos Sey pS ssk dsI resi-
bath, full -size, cellar, ali modern improve.
int W be Can sneh show his n apD sS.nn ana es
CO, NC. Realtors. DI. $3.50
COLORED--Business and home under ont
roof rfo1s near ear, PARK I'd and Georgia ave Nics
kitchen, bath, porch. second floor, I'm
GokoREbMG01GfioniinfNaA 6dXIG E6ALr9 Goii IA. $3.50. :,
En9as orfase Island haIst aye ;th This clean AND
ssts 1s S only ssss $3.50 e on
.ns, esTmS; .CaIl TIL 2 pm. LEO M. BERN
coLoREDMvxcANTS.' AGA S'a'e only nhs'isas]Sn sboo down
$4.950, balance S55 month. Mr.. WEISS.
eoEoRE1NEAk oE E104 Il Raw n cASArSsfo IA soss sna
|Mne-Em al and bath brick, full basement. new
Price $3.50; $1,000 cash, balance lik,
COLoRED-yACANT, 3o4 XIV. ave. SEE
NJ Ms agc6s. gi6}s. AT. sS75. DAVID q. kfRscH
SoLoRED--NEAR North Capitol and r.
ROW brick. rms. oil heat, rear porches, {
paths, furniture included in sale: excellen
lor rooming house or home; So 500 down
s faiz Rensey Pszsns BE- 1is1 t. IN
w w HAVE Hif HOUSES in all section, Of tn,
city, Can be bought with small down pay
eIs Ga q s4s iGi i4tR snd e. ns sss u zd.m
coIoRED-Io-RooM HOUSE, gear ga.
rage: porches: furnished or unfurnished
suitable for doctor or dentist See an,
coIoRE1LssSo' oIloREE5 .ss g. poWiN. aisi $40 mo.-ass.
23sA 18th pl. ns-2-story row brick. z
sss. cleo. water: s7.zbo. Ok. $500. s-'''
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

18th AND BUCHANAN NV. - I-story
q nsr spE Ess station; See It lrst and then cal call
s-fRkMHfLk sAfERkMHf EESITETpmAN. ESTTp IAN BsTossr RE- ilss.
Park rd.-2-story detached brick bnildin9.
annual rent, 200; being sold for times
me me rent Consists of 2 and rooms. kit,
Each apt is equipred with electric refrsr..
ana gas range. Win show q good return.
on an equity cash Investment, TO inspect,
Esvtenrngs sst ms and Sunday, DU. 1000, EXT 62i.,
Iss SOsMMERCIAL. 9TH and Kennedy NV.
cupancy. 1roem easv frame .sr house immedists oc-
EQBEET MAGEE Wa. 7795 until 8. Sc
4.EAMlLY DUPLEX APT, 18th st. ne.
tenants furnish all utilities. each apt. has
gas heating unit and cleo refrR: good
Investment. priced right. Mr.. Livingston.
ICAA. "a. .5oSl. MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO..
Continued on Next Parel
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STORES FOR SALE.

LIQUOR STORE-Here is a compact small
stcre with very clean stock and very
favorable lease, doing about $1,000 a
week; offered now with immediate pos
cash required. Call HARRY /. FRIED
MAN, Broker, RE 1855
Evening star., 1945-12-05
STORES FOR RENT.

14th, NEAR MONROE N.W.-This I00%
location. suitable for many businesses, will
be available soon: 1ong-term lease to q
responsihle party; HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
IDEAL UPPER NV. LOCATION. suitable
for any business. For particulars dia
RA. 1043 between IL and
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WAREHOUSES FOR REN1.

NOW LEASING for occupancy, spring,
SPACE ioooo a Der n a sans ass
modern ONCE space, near courthouse. Gail
Gil. 1928, j. MAYNARD MAGRuDER.
Realtnr. 2801 Wilson blvd -.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

1907 H ST. N.W.-In dignifed once, desk
space, mall and phone service s, d
GROWN, RE. 5000, Ext. 1860. or GE. 211e.
ATTRACTIVE FRONT oFFrCE-sb7 so
IT.. 119 st. Sc, End floor. See CUR
RENcY SERVICES INC; phone m. 1921
bet. 3 and II an, and after pm
DESK SPACE or separate room for SUBJ
stantial broker. contractor or architect at
WIS. ave. and Fessenden. JAMES G., TIP.
TON. WO. 3211-OR. 1907.
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d. C.-S19.50o. Center
bedrooms. > baths. 2-car
Sd floor, maids room and
nice lot. Call WO. $500
EDW. H. JONES, INC,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-16
UCLAN-GAEL MIX
 COAST GRID HIGH
 SPOT TOMORROW
Conference pacing Trojans on SideIines This Week
 -Huskies Favored
(By The Associated Press)

Pacific Coast grid followers look tomorrow to Los Angeles, where the CLASSIC encounter of the day will see the undefeated and united St. Marys Gaels tangle, with the University of California. The game is not con ference match and will have no bear ing on UCLA's standing.
 The youthful, speedy St. Mary's crew goes into the stadium as the favorite. And, if the Gaels do It again, they undoubtedly will receive a bid to one of the country's New Years bowl games, other than the Rose Bowl
 Six Pacific Coast Conference teams pair off for games tomorrow, to, so there probably will be big of juggling in league standings. z
 Southern California heads the race toward the championship and the Western Rose Bowl bid. But the use. Trojans are idle this week end.
 Second place Washington takes on Idaho, in what should prove an easy victory for the Huskies. The game will take place in Seattle.
 oregon and California meet for toss-up contest at Berkeley, while Washington State and Oregon State collide at Corvallis in another game that gives each team an even chance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-16
Ap Sp0RT5
 ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON, 5r.

NEW YORK, Nov. l6-How far major league baseball has gone or will go, with Commissioner Happy Chandler's plan to spend S50000 a year for kid baseball remains to be seen, but Ray Dumont, who has spent more than half a million dollars in the last five years on sandlot baseball has a few per- tinent suggestions to offer . Of course, many of Rays "sandlot' teams would shudder at the sight of sand on their smooth, green diamonds and a lot of that dough served to boost the national semi pro tournament, but the profits each year have gone right back where they help baseball. In round numbers, here's what Du- mont put out last year: Printing and distributing circulars featuring prcmotional material. $65,000; free distribution of guides, $25,000; free rule books, $5,000; publicity and advertising, sl0,0oo; payments to teams in national tournament $30,00O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-16
GRlDIR0N
 FORECAST
By HAROLD CLAASSEN

NEW YORK, Nov 16.-Crawling out on the football limb for another hatch of predictions.
 Army Penn Army Coach Red Rlaik fears Penn, but he is the only one at West Point who does. The Cadets confidence may be their un- doing but this corner sees them win ming by comfortable three touch- down margin Army.
 Louisiana State Georgia Tech Techs lack of first-rate passer will prove costly but it should be the days thriller in the Southeast Con- ference. Louisiana State.
 St. Mary's- UCLA: Each started the season with an outstanding back Herman Wedemeyer at St. Marys and Carl Rossi at ULcA. Wede- meyer still is with the Gaels but the Navy transferred Rossi to Harvard St. Mary's.
 PuIdue-Michigan: The Wolverines COW only to previously unbeaten teams and Purdue was spilled by Northwestern. Michigan. Wisconsin Navy: The revamped middle backfield, which last week rcmped over Michigan, is set for another carnival Navy. Texas A&M-Rice. Jess Neeleys teams invariably are at their tough ect i,, Novoy,ahar hut +ho hco,oc shapa up as just a little more than the Owls can handle. Texas ARM
 Temple Cross Temples chances went glimmering last Sat urday in it's loss to Penn State and the club is cut for revenge against another bowl candidate But nc luck. Holy Cross.
 Cklahoma-M Missouri. The home field gives the Tigers what edge there is in this Big Six title fray Missouri.
 Notre Dame Northwestern: The Irish return to teams of their own class and are favored, despite the rapid improvement of the young Wildcats. Notre Dame
 Auburn Georgia: Charlie Trippi to get moving in this one Georgia.
 Columbia Princeton Princetons Navy-laden club gets stronger each week, but Columbia has been strong all year. Columbia.
 Indiana-Pittsburgh: Pitt has col lected but two touchdowns since early october and won't break the famine to any great extent at this time. Indiana
 Wake Forest North Carolina Wake Forest has been tempered against stronger rivals. Wake Forest
 California over Oregon; Washing ten ever Idaho; Washington State over Oregon State.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-16
VOICE OF EXPERIENCE

Dumcnt's theory is that field men, presumably former stars, are needed to do the job If they simply print up circulars and start lecture tours, that isn't enough :. The men should be out the entire year. Tn the fall they should be doing organization work, con- tacting factories executives and schools, explaining why and how they should have teams. . Later they should assist in organizing leagues and in the summer they would conduct district and state wide schools"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-16
DIvORCES FILED

Two actions in divorce were filed here today with the Clerk of the U. S. District Court.
 Ethel L. Thomas of Haines seeks a decree from William E. Thomas, Haines, on grounds of cruelty and personal indignities. She asks action costs and attorney fees.
 Kenneth K. Hillmon, Juneau, has filed for a divorce from Meda A. Hillmon, charging incompatability, He seeks an equitable division of mutually earned savings amounting to S7.o00, and agrees that defendant have custody of the couples minor child. the plaintiff contributing $50 monthly to support same.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-16

During the Ice Age, the mean an- nual temperature of the northern hemisphere probably dropped as much as seven degrees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-16

Birds take at least 25 generations to adapt themselves to new situa- tions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-16
BROWNIES TO MEET

The Brownies will meet tomor- row at 3 D. m. at the City Hall Using their own materials and imagination, they will draw some thing which the Brownie story suggests to them, after Mrs. Field has completed the narrative.
 At this meeting, dues of 50 cents will be collected.
 A new member and visitor Peggy Parsons and Beth Fleek, re- spectively. were present at the last meeting. Others present included Donna Swift. Jean Warner. Gladys Conley, Judy Niemi. Sharon Hinc- kins and Varda Fleek.
 After the meeting, delicious sand wiches, brought by three of the girls, and cookies, were enjoyed by all
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-16
SportS,,oYf-

NEW YORK, NOV. l6-It cost the horse players of New ! ork $48,50O, ,000 plus a few loose thousands, to go on the fanciest betting spree in all rac- ing history this year.
 A total of 4,622,927 two-buck- and up bettors tossed an all-time high of S450 ,663 ,190 into the mutuel machines during the 154-day season which wound up yesterday In return, the iron men gave them back some $4O2,- 99,80180.
 MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 16.--A boxing bcut here last night almost turned into a riot, when 5000 protesting fans started throwing punches at each other after judges awarded a 10-round decision to Clarence King of Miami, over Tommy Mills of New York City. Police finally were able to break up the melee.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 16-Lon War neke, after Is seasons in the Ma tional League and eight games shy Of joining the select circle of pitch CTS winning 200 games, is planning a new baseball career-as an um- pire.
 The 36-year-old right one of the leagues top hurlers during his service with the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals, obtained his unconditional release yesterday from the Cubs.
 DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 16.-Profes- sional golf's money-man, Byron Nell son, who is now taking a well-earn- ed vacation from the tournament grind, was feted yesterday by his home town fans of Denton, Texas. The entire Nelson family, Byron, his wife and sister, mother and dad, were honor guests at civic luncheon. Nell son will continue taking things easy until mid-December.
 WICHITA, kans., Nov. 16.-The first American Canadian World Seriesp between professional baseball champions of the two coun- tries will be staged in 1946, begin ming Sept. 5, officials of the Nation al Baseball Congress of America have announced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-16
G{fE.s235E

For the third week in row Miami University, Florida, opens the schedule of major grid clashes with a Friday night home game This evening the Miami eleven entertains North Carolina State Other out standing contests slated scross the Nation for this weekend are:
 GAMES SATURDAY
 tEdStO Army at Pennsylvania Harvard at Brown. Coast Guard Acad. at Yale. Colgate at Syracuse. Columbia at Princeton. Cornell at Dartmouth. Temple at Holy Cross. Wisconsin vs. Navy at Baltimore. New York U. at Rutgers. Indiana at Pittsburgh. Ohio University at West Virginia
 tMidiOesD Illinois at Ohio State Minnesota at Iowa. Iowa State at Drake Kansas State at Kansas. Purdue at Michigan Penn State at Michigan State Oklahoma at Missouri. Notre Dame at Northwestern. Texas Tech at Oklahoma ARM Baylor at Tulsa Ft Warren at Great Lakes.
 (SonthD Alabama at Vanderbilt. Alabama Poly at Georgia. Clemson at Tulane. Presbyterian at Florida. Louisiana State at Georgia Tech Marquette at Kentucky. NV Louisiana State at Mississippi State.
 Wake Forest at North Carolina. Richmond at VPI. AAF Personnel District Command at South Carolina. Catawba at V. M. l. Merchant Marine Academy at William and Mary
 (SCuthlUeSD Arkansas at Southern Methodist. Texas ARM at Rice. Texas Christian at Texas.
 (Rccky MountainD West Texas at Colorado College.
 (Fdr Vest Oregon at California. Idaho at Washington. Washington State at Oregon State St. Marys at UCL.A.
 SUNDAY GAMES Second Air Force at First Air Force.
 AAF Training Command at Third Air Force. Ft. Pierce Navy at Jacksonville MAS.
 Amarillo at Keesler Field. Fl Toro Marines at St. Mary's
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-16
BOY SCOUT TR00p 614
 AGAIN BACK IN ACTON

Troop GA, Boy Scouts of America, broke two-year period of in- activity to become officially regis tered this week. The troop, which meets at the Memorial Presbyterian Church, is sponsored by the Lions Club, with the following Lions acting as troop committee: Dr. J. O. Rude, chairman Walter A. Soboleff and Art Hedges.
 The committee has selected Lester Roberts as Scoutmaster and Her bert Mercer as Assistant Scout master. Barney Anderson, Lions Club president, was named as in- stitutional president.
 The following boys were regis
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-16
Two Thanksgiving
 Days ai Anchorage

ANCHORAGE, Nov. 16.-The sit- uation is puzzling to Anchorage resi- dents and worrisome to City Coun- oilmen who may have to pay em- ployees overtime on two days but no- body is giving in. Anchorage will have two Thanksgiving.
 President Truman and Gov. Ernest Gruening have selected Nov 22 Mayor John E. Manders has pro- claimed Nov 29 as Anchorage S Thanksgiving Day.
 If the Federal Government can't reconvert," quoth the Mayor, T can"
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tered Harry Brensdal, Billy Brens- dal, Ed Marcado, John Cropley, Bill Jones, Ralph Treffers, Richard Treffers and Albert Guino.
 The troop was awarded the 100 per cent Boys Life banner by the lccal scout office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-16
GETTING TOGETHER

Don't be surprised if Notre Dame and Santa Clara get together for a ome-and-home football series Moon Mullins, Santa Clara coach and Notre Danes Frank Leahy were teammates and have had plenty of chances to get together recently. v. Barney Ross is part owner and columnist for Holly wood Might Life" paper backed by Frank Sinatra.