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Evening star., 1946-02-21
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CoLORED-NEAR 4th AND q sTS. Me-
S7.950-6 rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
EVENING ssm as 2r eae cond Raaofs os ony % o s
J. FISHER & CO., INC. Realtors, DI. $3.50.
CONGRATULATIONS. GIs. new brick
semidetached, rooms and bath, complete
Kitchen, fun basement. air-conditioned
heat; heat; all ii modern p1Tp, ipppgoyements. For ap-
Hp oeee. ee Open until pm real Essf'e
COLORED--NEAR 9th and o sts NV
Here is fine 3,story brick rooming house
baths, h.-w.h Priced low in order to
eapisol g. h EuMARtEs st SA sz5o Rea'0r' sos North
coLoRED 1st COMMERCIAL bargain
located on North Capitol st; near the
rooms bath, h.-w.h.; can be remodeled for r
So 75O; 81 1;5o0 down. r. A. HUMPHREYS.
eohoRE5sos 1860 GsSS Ea Tooms saSc
tiled baths. h.-w. heat. 3 porches. full base
.o6 ,er m EtR water and .ss Ro.
HOUSING Co. DE. i7iO. FIR. 47e5s !.
coLoRED-NEAR LIST and W sts. n.w2s
$l$,25o. terms. MR.. DICKENS. DE. 53ss,
coLoRIETD'-PARk RD.. near Georgia ave.
s@ys scpyspifps e. i IGqs'ion; $500. Cali SR
coHoREpLsi,sso, coHo ne; siis; AT 10Th AND sts.
caIl NJ; sheltsn, Atlantic 655i. GoLD-
STE MSTEn pros; Re @ @lSSs ,p,cr q
each each floor; rooms in bsmt. With VIII Chance H eat to
increase number: or can be used as DIR: or
asds s. s ell
L. A; MossBURo a co, exclusive agents,
MA. 9I55: ewes. Ii. 2040. %.
GoLoRED~5isIoRX; ORE row brick; Lying
en-. tile vestibule, carpeted stairs, 3 bed
rooms baths. Seaton pl. NV. For in
spection call DIXIE REALTY CO.. Ma
CoLORED-1aoo BLK. WALTERS pl. Sc.
Lovely, g rms, front porch, brick. h
900 r0de DOWN and 5sdf GuNS xars S Miller a1sf
COLORED-FLORIDAA AVE, mr. r. l. nv
LIST commercial: a 6-rm. structure OF ex-
celient brick, suitable for apt. on top floor
sssPs on s sna doa9 SGs
$1,000 down, 9th st. NE large rms,
2sat95y a9G ,ade brick obs
8 i large Tins rms, hardwood floors. tiled BATH bath
finished basement; all walls painted: gas
heat large sereened-in porches: 2 snow
white white kitchens Owner pv oce9pied mSdsTsts
60, 1898 Park rd, NV, DE. 171o, FIR,
CoLORED-ONLY 1895 DOWN; 100 blk.
4th 81; 3-story brick, 10 rooms.
1900 block Kalorama. 3 apts.
1900 block N. H ave, apis.
800 block 10th. 2-story. row. 6 rooms.
sSo sSo BSek block St st. Sc lffm{ family britt unt
Convenient monthly payments can be
arranged on all Of the above. All of these
istings s19 afford real TppSrsanisy to have
weekdays NJ BASILIKO REALTY co -2I
Evening star., 1946-02-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

REePONSTBLE PARTY desires building
5000 to 15,000 50. feet. In location suit
able for furniture store in Washington
will rent or buy. Write Box 253-K Star.
WANTEp-A shop in good shopping area,
installation, Of frozen % castard sstaSlisS.
ment. Phone AID. s027. Q 70 S, except
Sat. and Sun. -2l
Evening star., 1946-02-21

W0opRIDGE..2-family brick; gas, h.
VII, hardwood floors; each apartment. has
3 rooms; convenient location; bus at door;
Woodridge-7-rm brick and stone. .
bath, slate roof home: large screened porch.
oil h.,w,h;. lovely basement with apt and
fence; a, real home. price, sIe,5oo: terms
;si; y. SS s5 s5S Co. 'ss Isl
ment: air-conditiored heat, modern in every
$SfArb S$S e. e. & sSs,:
pssds of asa5 5u.as,s ass ST. cs NIX
toEoRE6es oE6 rs essi q ST. AT Nw@s 9Sse rms. is,
rear porches. 2 entrances to cellar: rm
Hr 800 baths sa sSo S Be sssh In psH % eaoSsnas
eSfoRfSG eMsah Sr ssHT 'ssSt IA a0io
Ss 81 hsff B d a0Rs Rshs es 900 Ss
Of Florence st. ne. Call RE. 0s26 oil, 81.
CoIoREp-NEAR SHERMAN AVE. and
and bath. front and rear porches, garage
h.-wh.. gas and electricity. Only $500
fS REAIY HsDss0 eo s4s 'i New nE York AYE
coIoRED-oNLY $500 down will buy a y
consisting Of II rooms. 3 baths. gas and
electricity completely eauipped with fire
escapes. fire alarms. etc. For inspection
cali ME. 1855. COMET REALTY CO, a43
eeT R2b-SfAE R2Is sHs ny 1s,h AND D SITS il ne
-2-story red brick. IL rooms, baths hot
water heat. gas and electric. Only $3.50
down and balance in monthly instalments
CO., 943 New York ave. NV. -2l
COLoRED-NEAR 9TH and H n.e-6-rm
and bath row brick, S6,950; excellent con-
SSARPEFr SaPGFrRREsss Re ssSsoi nrwxM rss MI esss, ri -
condition; $3.50. Ex. 5000. -E
Evening star., 1946-02-21

STORE WANTED for radio music shop,
D. C.. Va. or Nd: willing pay FIRST year
rent rent in Advance; Boy 49s-K. Star e2'
years, needs desirable location mediateiy.
Either downtown or suburban Shopping
center. Approximately 1000 sa. It. BOZ
1881, Star. Els
STORE for photographic studio, minimum
5x40i any desirable location. Ho. 250o
after 8 pm. al
ARMY MAJOR. returned from overseas. dc.
slres small store or once space. W.. suits
able photography: rent as desired in adj
vance. FIR 5000, Ext. 647.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1946.
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED. tcont.)

BUSINESS PRUP. WANTED. tConf.)
TWO, THREE OR FOUR STORY building
with showroom and warehouse space to
rent or buy, RE, 1910. -22
WANTED TO RENT. space approx 50x40
II. or larger, for manufacture food prod
uct. No street frontage required. Will
Star. -26
MUST HAVE IMMEDIATELY at least 500
SO. IT. Of space on street level in good lo-
cation; store front not necessary. Call
SH a02a -2S
Evening star., 1946-02-21
STORES FOR RENT.
STORES WANTED.

MODERN STORE In the heart OF the
downtown business section, suit. for sny
business or ONCE RE Sh33 -o4
Evening star., 1946-02-21
DESK SPACE FOR REN1

FINEST downtown location. in dignifed
newly furnished ONCE; also mail and phone
service. S: J. BROWN. RE. 1884. -2S
DESK SPACE-A new desk space service
including tel.-secretarial service nice mod.
bldg; 1904 Eye st. NV. See Mr.. SIMPSON.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

WILL PURCHASE direct from owner, apt.
| house In NV. section D. c. Box 1881,
Star
Evening star., 1946-02-21

ON MASS. AVE, near the Canadian En-
bassy. Immediate possession. Completely
furnished brick residence. Perfect location
for embassy or school, Complete service for
30 persons, including linens. silver. steam
table and two dining rooms. Reasonably
priced. Call business property department.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO A Complete
Real Estate Institution. 14l5 K st. NV
Evening star., 1946-02-21

from Pentaeon Bldg House needs paint.
payme ns Sqtsd S t.fms sys essa. Man sSxp
As6 Ri $500 cR K.fsy sIs are
able to offer ane home and . prosperous
now avsiisble The home home IS % briek coIoniai ltSe
modern n III in E every detail. with bsdrms,.
gasoiins, service station, now doing '' NOR, nc
than go, 900 annual business. In add
S1d,nr fon there Is Under construction anothe
land, Isna WITH spproximsfsly 500 It. 0l on nv.
ing distance of washington. First tim,
ssree So On cs5 ssaf for ox sstslls ENzoR REAITl
Celonial' Just completely ,redecorated, on
CATION; is an exceptional value on today,
fu basement and cara saTsse siosess See 'ss thi,
afasf Snis sEAfrYt 7 co S so4 ss 0Vfky WsGT
sHd a lsSsG 41ss Ia Of your seslel
value IS placed rehtIy here has p
basb nf room sna With Eitn,,n reDiaSe dining
basement with oil h.-w.h.: and and the the Ioca. tu
Co., sao4 wilson blvd, dL. 1900. OK
Groom BRICK. s1a.25o-1n South Ar.
lington; very conveniently located for Pen
tagon workers Is this prewar-built Colonia
brick home. 1t has living room with fire.
and bath, full basement with Oil hsst; etc
REyALTY CO.. 2s1s Wilson blvd. dLs. o.
aRIiNGToN ai RIDGE RD. SECTION, on to,
et ,tl the a hill in South @ Ar|instons most BEAU
to Offer, this 7-room, bu9salov for sale
glassed-in porch on lst noor; =, fnishee
with oil heat. etc; It is on lot 60xIaE
needed I, % e pSrehsse, EsE faEthsT informs; ma
wilson siGn es bvd MANNAs M IS EEAIx a7s4 CO. ss'
TiME+ Tf+ 70 THINK about Summer hom,
at Lake jackson. 125 feet of lake shore
property with = b-room cottage consist.
ing Of a huge living room with stone fire
bedrooms and bath; partially furnished
| for 5000. Can pief N.h. coioN1Ai Al
REALTY CO.. 2o2A wilson blvd, .cH
Evening star., 1946-02-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ON r ST. NV, near State Department
and many other Government buildings.
store with apartments above. Possession
of the store. This is a perfect location for
any retail business Call our business prop
erty department. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g.
CO Complete Real Estate Institution.
14i5 st. NV, NE. 800
CORNER 9th AND s NV" consisting
Of stores and 2 apis. This type OF prop
erty should interest those who are famil-
in position to remodel in order 70 re-
ceive maximum return on their IN
ysstmsnt, See IT and then call HARRY l.
VACANT STORE WITH APT, located at
st and K sts. s.w. This corner bldg. is
ideal for grocery store and should appeal
business and own the bldg The property is
for sale only. and priced to sell. Call
Evening star., 1946-02-21

'DUWNTOWN 4-STOHY BLDG.," located
on 18th near K-This well-built semi
detached bldg, consisting OF g rooms and
a large basement, is suitable as small
once bldg. or a business location The
new ''WMAL" radio station is TO pc built
opposite this property. Now occupied by
the owner and priced to sell. Call HARRY
l. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. l166 FL
Evening star., 1946-02-21

DOWNTOWN CONN. AVE.-12-story once
building, 300 1T. frontage on Conn. ave;
estimated floor area 225.O00 50. IT.; cub
rental income over $3.50 600 For further
information call JEROME S. MURRAY,
1881 G st. NV. RE. 2460 or MI 1929
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Hand LONELINESS

USE A hand lotion every day
of your lic especially after
washing dishes Once or twice q
week friction with q heavy
cream
TTr1t each finger separately,
rubbing upward from base 10
TIP Thumb the back OF the
h7Hi and the wrist. whiir
you're az II give some Of The
soothing lubricant % your cI-
bows that may be coarse and
grey looking for an YOU know.
We never SEQ our elbows.
once day. after a hand
washing. use the orange wood
suck 10 llft The cuucle around
the nails. If YOU don't keep il
detached. you rc likely 10 get
hangnaIi>
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
You a Problem? Consult
Mary Haworth S Mail

your So weekly contribution 10
the family treasury which /
consider a fine showing from a
schoolgirl who is self-providing
20 the extent you are-is an
obscure form of aX-grinding. IL
suggests that she realizes the
hardship her presence with the
children works on your mother,
and in guilty self-eXtenuation
is trying TO persuade all that
the nerve wracklng financial
pinch stems from your alleged
selfishness and not from her
thrice-burdensome return.
Mother Too Weary
The fact that your mother
has empowered her 10 censor
your activities suggests 10 me
that your mother feels chron-
ically too weary, worried and
confused these days TO review
your plans and petitions as
carefully as she should. Obvi-
ously this transfer OF authority
has been most -iHdiscreet, pre-
Voking more trouble than any
II might prevent.
But in your own best in
terests, l advise you to bear the
injustice as calmly, as patiently
as possible, until you have got
as much education as you want,
plus as much work experience
as you will need 10 qualify for
a job that will enable you 10 be
entirely self-Supporting, if
necessary.
When that time comes, say
two or three years hence, if
your disgruntled sister is still
on the premises making a
nuisance of herself, trying TO
run your life and trying also TO
rob il of JOY with uncivil re-
marks, then | would say: Don't
-pnt-up with the situation any
longer. Move out of that hos
tile atmosphere into a quiet
boarding house; or into an
apartment with another girl or
two, where you won't be nagged
and thwarted constantly.
VI. III.
Copyright, l94s. The Washington Posi-.
Distributed By King Features synd.. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

EMBROIDERY THAT even a
youngster can do gives these
aprons celef and iHteFest-Ynu
can make the two from this
pattern.
one yard Of fabric or less for
each apron, Pattern 96i has
transfer pattern of an Si4Xlli2
and two X5-iuch motifs;
directions
Send 10 cents in coins for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Only 10 cents moro brings
you our newest Nccdlccratt
Catalog the 1916 edition
1l2 illustrations OF designs
for crochet, knitting. quilts,
embroidery. toys. handicraft
a free pattern for cuddle toys
printed right in the Catalog.
Send your order 20 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
1 am a girl II and l would
like your advice on my problem.
NV married sister and her two
children live with US and each
time / ask mother If / may go
out, my sisters opinion is con-
suited.
This annoys mo very much
and if / say anything, we always
get on the subject of how much
i make on my after school job,
and how much l give mother.
What this has 10 do with my
going out is beyond my knowl-
edge; but nevertheless that's
the way IT is.
Younger Girl Is Jobholder
Considering the fact that I
go TO school all day and then
directly 10 work, and am home
only 10 sleep and on Saturday
and Sunday mornings, i think |
do my share. l pay mother s. a
week, which is almost half my
salary. Also. ! very seldom eat
at home and on Saturdays and
Sundays i get up early and
help with. household duties.
| buy my clothes, school sup
plies, lunches and anything else
/ need out of my earnings. And
! do my own ironing. Yet
mother lets my sister tell me
what | can OF cannot do; and
also lets her fuss at me about
"how little" board ! pay. This
is the situation and Lam getting
tired of il. Please tell me what
TO do. '. X.
Poorly Qualified
DEAR V. r.
In my opinion, your sister is
poorly qualified 10 be social
arbiter in your affairs, because
I infer from The general pfc-
vague as it is-that she
is darkly enviouS nowadays Of
-eenfpafat+ t+pe-e r p = 2 = 2,
footloose existence, as con-
trasted with her hemmed-in,
tied-down, special dependent
status.
Is she a widow is her hus-
band in the army? Is she try
ing 20 manage on inadequate
allotment pay? In any event, |
assume she has come back home
and pooled resources with your
mother 10 make both ends
meet. And / gather she Fesents
your busy seif-suffcient ab-
Sence, for the most part, from
their neck-deep immersion IN
nickel-squeezlng.
Her obSessional carping about
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Apple Pie
Varieties S
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

NOW THAT your service
boys and girls are coming home,
you'll soon want to make them
those luscious apple pies that
they have been thinking and
dreaming about for so many
months. Apples are now on the
market again, but sugar is still
on the ration list and likely 10
remain there for several
months. You're no doubt in a
uuandary as 10 how you are
going 10 fulfill those dreams OF
pie
The solution is to use other
sweetening agents. You can
make a scrumpJiouS apple pie
that will delight the whole fam
ily. Here are some unusual
varieties.
Simple Apple Pie
! recipe plain pastry
j. cup sugar
3 tablespoons flour
y teaspoon salt
= teaspoon nutmeg
y teaspoon grated lemon rnd
/ tablespoon lemon JUICE
u cup molaSSes
5 cups sliced cooking apples
5 tablespoons butter or
margarine
Line a nine-inch pic pan with
half of pastry. Combine sugar
-four. salt and nutmeg and
lemon rind Arrange alternate
iaeefs t,ff ~iteed-aPPles- and Si4--
gar mixture IN pastry shell.
Mix molasscs with lemon Juice
and pour over top Of apples,
Cover top with pastry. Press
edges together Make four Sits
IN center Of top crust. To pre-
vent The Iuice from boiling
over. insert a Dicce of macaroni
or soda straw about four inches
loHF iH eacA-ALt- Bake IN hot
| oven 400 dcgrccsl 10 minutes.
Reduce heat 10 moderate 800
degrees and bake 40 MINUTES
or until done.
Dutch Apple Pie
7 medium SIZED apples
J. cup mOlaSScS
teaspoon grated lemon und
teaspoon salt
cup sugar
4 tablespoons flour
= teaspoon nutmeg
tHbicrpoSs7y butter
! nine-lnCh uubaked pastry
she'll
fzFFF zFF=f75J T
IN bottom Of pastry iIncd PIE
pan Cut four apples INTO
oiEhth> and arrange over top
MIX moiasses with lemon rird
end salt. Pour on top of app4t--.
Combine sugar. -four and nut
meg Add butter and mix 20 a
crumb consistency Sprinkle
over top Of apples Bake IN hot
oven i2J dcErccsj 80 minutes.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Tasty Sauces
Dress u . Mullins

LEFTOVER PLAIN muffins
r4-,A-- A.l- & 81 4H4aeFized-pitii
n cheese. egg, meat or vegetable
sauce The base sauce is made
by mixing :. cup enriched flour
with cup milk TO make a
smooth paste Then add y
cups milk and "a cup butter
or MARGARINE and cook in "A
douhlc boiler until smooth and
thickcnod
For" cheese sauce add = cup
grated cheese and stir until
smooth For egg sauce, add ,
chopped hard cooked eggs, OF
moro. depending upon the tastes
OF the family For meat sauce.
add ] cup chopped bologna or
frankfurters to the egg sauce.
One half cup flaked tuna fish
can be added 10 the egg sauce
for a tasty variation.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
UnsiohtIy Stains

STAINS LEFT on your hands
after preparing vegetables can
be removed by friction with
eat lemon. Don't overlook the
advantage of wearing rubber
gloves when wiping up the
kitchen floor, cotton ones when
polishing silver or furniture.
Protection is the thing.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

~IkANtE, ISM I G-ult Ut
almost as difficult to predict
whether or not a divorce VIII
take thc>c days as it is TO pre-
dict whether or not d marriage
AlN flop
When p man gets into a
foolish ENHANCEMENT with the
wrong gIL 10 isn't so often be-
cause hes looking for advcn-
tue AS because fc's trying 10
escape monot1N
Elcry man Should let his wife
or hl, GLl-lrllnd select has prl-
waite secretary for hlm; then
hc d hr IF getting some
body VINO would never take his
mind on he business
Marriage is like the autono-
hIc-a wonderful thing m IL
~cIi lis the kind Of reckless
fools who are always getting
INTO IN tHat succeed IN making
menace or "a wreck Of II.
JUST ABOUT the time when
thcIr Friends have stopped Won
dtrlng why they ever married
each other The bride and BRIDE
grootn are beginning 20 Try 90
figure oui the same problem.
Somehow man can always
manage 10 conquer has love for
girl lf boo tries it's ms tenn
porary lni9'uaIOn for some
httle dumhb,H that ne can't
shake OF until hc has landed
~ tho altar or tlt The brass
rHl trai.
To be- attractive makes
woman talked about ami then
10 ho talked about makes her
more popular and attractive
Which IS The secret of how
some very mediocre women
have come 10 bc known IN
history as famous man
charugfs
RIG NRDLESS OF evolution,
mcn ard women continue 10
u~undarstand rach other -bc-
cause "a man is ruled by his
Judgment or his impulses while
woman IS ruled bv her heart.
her emotions or her vanity
Hence. they seldom speak the
same language.
A woman never really under
...s r-rryis ~ hst t!9p lacE Of salSS-
resistance means until she finds
herself wandering through the
millinery department Of a shop
where She has "A charge
account
rlrrrHt iate sv Eirr Features
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
SKLERS GUT WOOD
 FOR WINTER WITH
 FAIR SEX HELPING
l946: JANE RUSSELL

Juneau skiers held their first cut dcor activity for the season Sun day in the form of a wood cutting trip to the slalom area on Douglas Island. Eighteen working weed choppers headed by Ralph Randall and Dean Williams com menced cutting and putting away tha winters supply Sunday morn- ing.
 An ample supply to last the sea- son was stored away in the wood shed, and in addition many i'm provements were made on ski runs in this area. A number of the large holes and ruts were filled in with logs and boughs 10th on the slopes and nearby trails. The fair sex were busy hauling wood and oi course keeping the coffee and chow warm and ready A similar trip will be taken next Sunday to the upper bowl where the ground work was done this weekend by Roy Stewart.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
TEXAS BhpTISTS knE THRILLED BY
 Ex-CON, ESKIMO

MINERAL WELLS, Tex, Nov. l2 Two converts to Christianity--an Eskimo and an eX-desperado-were featured figures as 10000 Texas Baptists opened the second day of their State meeting today
 The former gunman, Ralph Fult2. who now carpenters at Me Kinney Tex, aroused choruses Of "amens' as he told a Brotherhood meeting last night of his exciting life and his gradual reformation. He reformed during a period o4 nine years. he estimated.
 Ivan Jordan, the Eskimo who said he believes he is part Rus sian, appears on tcday's program, now studying for the ministry in Louisiana. He intends to go back among his people as a missionary He said he hopes to rid Eskimos of totem poles and other heathen religious signs.
 Jordan wos baptized at Fair banks.
 Tt was in a swimming pool in Judy he explained, but the water was cold"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
BUS ROMANCE

GARDEN CITY, Kas, Nov. 12- John Lavore, 31, Manhattan, Kan sas, cattleman enroute to santa Fe, N. M, was on a bus stranded here over the weekend by a snowstorm. A few seats away was Miss Thelma CTerry) Mclean, 20, Muskegon, Mich, to whom Lavore had spok en only casually.
 Sunday night they had a cup of coffee in the bus station. Then they sat up and talked all night. All day Monday sleet and rain kept them inside and they talked some more
 Tuesday they talked themselves into getting married A Probate Judge stood on the wheel of an idle bus 10 read the service and fellow passengers sat in the seats as guests.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
ARMY KEEPS
 TOP PLACE,
 GRID p0l.l

NEW YORK, Nov. 12-Army and Notre Dame fought to a scoreless tie in their historic grid battle here last Saturday but when the votes were counted today in the weekly poll of the Associated Press to pick the nations ten top teams the Cadets wound up in first place by a very narrow margin.
 Among the IA writers who par ticipated in the poll, including the sports editor of the Stars and Stripes in Germany, .57 of them cast iirst-place for Army and 31 decided that Notre Dame should be on top.
 The Cadets came up with a total Of 1,300l2 points against 1,2661a for Notre Dame on the entire vote.
 Georgia's all-victorious Bulldogs, who downed Florida. 33-14, for their seventh triumph of the sea- son, retained the third position ill the standings.
 The ten remaining first-place votes went to the University of California at Los Angeles, which kept its record clean with a 14-O victory over Oregon and held on to fourth place with 96l points.
 Pennsylvania, which bounced back from it's upset by Princeton to humble Columbia, 41-6. jumped from ninth to fifth place, succeed ing Rice, team that was tumbled completely out of the first ten on a TO upset by Arkansas. Texas clung to it's sixth-place berth, while Georgia Tech went in- to seventh place after it's 28-20 con- quest of Navy.
 Tennessee dropped from seventh to eighth, although the Vols got past Mississippi, 18-14, and Illinois moved from tenth to ninth with out playing a game.
 Michigan landed in the tenth spot, returning to the select circle as the result of it's 55-7 victory over Michigan State.
 Southern California was ranked i2th with 96 points.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
Sports Briefs

The chatter is beginning to mount in sports circles about the West Coasts own version of the Army Notre Dame classic two weeks hence.
 University of California Coach Frank Wickhorse contends that il the UCLA Southern California game turns into a rugged affair, So. Cal will win. However, if it is played with finesse and deception, Wickhorse says, UCLA will triumph.
 Anyhow, the winner of that sell out game in the Los Angeles Mem orial Coliseum is certain of a trip to the Rose Bowl
 Officials of the Western and Pacific Coast conference are ex- pected to open discussion on a Swear plan for Big Nine repre- sentation in the Rose Bowl before November 23-the date when cham pionships in both leagues will be settled.
 Northwestern is understood to have voted in favor of the proposal to complete the balloting by the Western conferences nine members. Michigan, Indiana, Iowa, Wiscon- sin, Ohio State and Purdue also have voted affirmatively on the proposal. Only Minnesota and Ill., inois have cast negative votes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
MATTER OF OPINION

NEW YORK-How much is a 1oC-year-old cello worth?
 Yves Chardon, first 'cellist of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, whose instrument was stolen from his ear on a visit here on Sept 28, values his at s2,500.
 But when he and police making tour Of the city's pawnshops, found the cello, they learned the pawnshop proprietor had paid only sl0 for it.