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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE IN the $500 block Conn,
TnSPh tGPP545 6sh aSS" 6 Cal De s'G geo t
noSToKs asn,lsts m now fonysr'iEs in,o
building in heart of medical center; sin
gle or III suites: @4-hour switchboard and
9,frator service App!y. resident meT,. the
csh LEG 8 n r. BEFNsTEiHH &c Co, NE. vi 54oo, o.
OFFICE sIcFIt.s, SPACE TO LEASE, suitable for
blvd. Owens $500 -i3
D0GpoRs Iroo1d sooT SUITES of and rooms on
shopping center, in new and fast grow
information cali WAVERLY TAYLOR, nc,
MODERN orFlcEs-Rr.shs, outside rms.
at oftice Victor Bids. IA 9th st NV.
500 50 f,-second
THREE DESIRABLE SUITES available I'M
NV. Also i5o0 500 So It. ne, near eoth and n K
SIS, nv available soon BARsE STONE
sE RsEAHER bF osFidk sI S foT vous Ma
dress We will also take your phone
mssSaEas n,s a nn 7 pis1E,s; 81 no,x S,3 ., e..
NV. See it 10 appreciate 1t. GE. 2943,
three floors. downtown GsorsetoWn town. loca. iotaI.
tion; 3lst street near NJ Three-year lease.
1aG9 DHSrsTs R9sh R9T f5as e.
Ace With second;fo[ apt. to associate
with busy general physician; must have
TWo oFrcgs sfs attTacve furnished or
Services s0 a'sf co%iE % =.
oFFIcE IN suITE-Telephone, reception.
and secreLarial service, Located on Conn.
near Maytlower. RE. 36hS; 10
Of Clarendon ideal foT doctors, dentists,
insurance firms, etc, For Information cal
aTTE .TfESffoN FNS 6H GT or Oh 7e sui. With
Venetian blinds in North Arlinston, busy
FRED Gn o. 55RfF ppn y sb.
ra 1885 ga PARk RD Nv 2.wMace wolai Office for doc
tor or dent!,t BRAsWE1L, 36l7 14tho st
OFFICE sPACE-Desirsble suite on second
floor front and basement suitable for
office or store; sood downtown locationn, II
IL IL DIowNrowN BIDG.-Desirable once
,pass ws, 99T sXails liable pie Phone Re 1910 Io
ice. prominent downtown once building,
reasonsole rent. Box 241;;T, star. 10.
town section; reasonable rent. Box @57-T,
.sooo so. PI~mLs1gs o.,1s s End :, floor .,, At s25
call HARRY l, FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE.
| 1856. Ill
: : e EXcEILESr q ;s1, DOWNTOWN Offices avail
DESK SPACE-Immediate available TO
real estate operators, with or without tele-
phone service, at 1913 NJ ST. NV. Bright
Office. new furniture. Call Mr.. Tablsr,
TABLER. INC, RE. 5000. Ill
rooms. Isl lloor q apt. BIDS: for .ren,
Tor once. RE. 52l6. IA
MOST DESIRABLE. newly and attractiveIy
Decorated hight manufacturing
BILE: corner 9th and F SITS. NV. Can HI.
! 16S: ewes. Glebe 1@lI III
633 Fl ST. N.E.-@nd floor suite of 2 rooms
and bath; all utilities furnished Sl25 per
month. f. G. DUNNE AT $500 10
PROFESSIONAL MEN-Four rooms. COM
pletely redecorated; heat furnished on
Nichols ave in growing Anacostia GEO
S. KING CO Established 1895 2IlO
Nichols ave. Sc. Ii 250l ii
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

IS YOUR BUSINESS FOR SALE"-We haye
waiting prospects with ample cash for
your business. Fer prompt and confidential
results, call Mr. Stein. business chance
dept, LEO NJ BERNSTEIN L. CO. 141S
( St NV. NE. 5400, A Complete Real
Estate Institution
BUILDING suitable LARGE printing plant:
downtown location preferred; will buy or
lease Box 69-T, Star .
for storsge and repair Of
vending machines: store, basement Or
what have YOU? Please call GE. 5000
WILL PURCHASE PRIVATE SCHOOL out
right or interest IN It. Box 25n-S, Star.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

BRICK WAREHOUSE at attractive rentals;
approximately 25,u00 SO # on one floor
truck and railroad loading platforms: IS
doors Or main truck highway in Alex
sndria, II minutes drive TO downtown.
INC, Washington Bldg DI $500 ewes i,
CH o23S .
APPROXIMATELY son SO # basement
sga storsse space. 2o37 K st. NV, call Ma.
WAREHOUSE SPACE. centrally located
garage. can accommodate o5 additional
cars, trucks, trailers, etc. Phone Mich
lsen SlO0 %
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

AR'h pasie lbe sEGoSD aeoh1 ca aLooR 2qT1oo op
owner viii only CONSIDER certain types OF
business Please call HARRY I. FRIED
MAN. Broker RE 1856 Ill
BARBER SHOP for rent fully equipped,
S25 per wk, IA, s312 after s m
10
$40 MacARTHUR BLFD."-Orner Will
consider leasing This large vacant house
for commercial use on monthly basis. rea
sonaole rent TO a desirable tenant; prop
erty zoned 81 commercial Please call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1885.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

CHARLES S. GUM needs good investment
property for many clients having substan-
tial cash. Call FIR. 1906 until 2 pm.
MY CLIENT WILL PAY your asking price
for good four family fat If desirable
fer 10 deal direct with owner Call Mr.
DIXON, HO. o343. Sunday and /or eve
ming. 3
HAVE ALL-CASH BUYERS for four to
eight unit apt. houses. Also need laree
investment property for buyer with 5000
900 cash. L. H. MAURY, AID. 1925 or
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OFFICES WANTED.

OFFICES WANTTD-office or desk spacs
for real estate business. Box 1918. Star.
a
FURNISHED OFFICE WANTED--Must hs
located in modern Office bldg, vicinity
9Th and H SITS. NV; will buy or lease
your fully equipped office or will consider
TO share dienifed suite. price no object
il suitable highest references Please
call Mr.. FRIEDMAN RE, 1895 Ill
FINANCIAL CoNSULTANT, h,sh grads,
conservative: wants room or suitable spars
n SUITE with Lawyers, accountants. eEgi-
neels; permanent. Box 244 =. Stax.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

BLADENSBURG RID, AT n. Y. ave-For
sale, $4,000 square feet Hnd-commercial
freight terminals, rransp. and all major
business districts Ewes and Sun. call
Mr.. Seelv, OR. 0I0s. BOSS 4, PHELPS,
Ma $500 IA
$4,000 SQUARE FIT. OF industrial ground,
located in Wash. conF for IT. siding. IN
growing community Call DI S1c4 n
BASILIkO REALTY co LIZ
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uolses WANTED TO BUY tcon.. }

WILL PAY CASH for three or four bedroom
want to sell your home direct to family
that's in desperate need Of home, answer
this ad. VIII buy only from owner that S
living in his home now. Price must be
within reason II you are going to leave
Washington and don't want to sell, will
rent If We can get good lease Box
TWo-BEDRooM BUNGALOW. under
IS 900; within driving distance Of Ana
costa Air Base. MRS. REYNOLDS, NO
OR BEDROOM detached brick, oil or
gas burner, e xrTon or neas6y pT4N Va or Md
Bids. RE. 24aa.
VETERAN wishes to buy or bedroom
house or bungalow, located in D. c. or
nearby Md; reasonable; needed at once
Call after 5 O'Clock, ia. 1895. H.
BUNGALOW. or rooms. vicinity OF Hy-
attsville or Mt. Rainier; up to $3 900 down
payment. WA. 1926 (Mother's), Ii. 30lO.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkb.

NEAR SILVER SPRING, MONTGOMERY
County-s-room modern farmhouse, ex-
cellent large chicken house. brooder house
on meadow and woodland: large stream on
property. MODERN REALTY CO. e60l
Georgia ave. SH. 1141. After pm,
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

TELEPHONE, mail service. public steno,
air-cond; ONCE; Rm. 2o3, 1lo1 Vermont
NV DI BAL as
DESK SPACE. with telephone and mall
service; downtown location. Ma. 2336
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2-story:
neat: elassed-in
JN. 220l. C363.
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Here is a bar
fireplace. front
solid conStruc-
$50 down.
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EYATTsvILLE INVESTMENT CO. NC
vacant; immediate possession. White
frame home. in exclusive Cheverly. situ-
tted approximately p blk. from bus; .
Yin. ,rm. and kit. oil a.-e heat. fun base
nent; screened and insulated. storm win
aows. Approximately $4,000 down and
about S4S.G5 mo. Call Mr.. Maggio, UN
I04l: evenings. WA. 1895. 10
SEABROOk-2-story, 6-rm. frame: elec-
tricity and garage approximately ia-acre
lot; convenient stores and transp.: Sd. 800
Immediate possession with $4,000 cash
EUGENE L. VANN, Real Estate, WA. 1921
kIvERDALE, MD.-Valuable corner prop
erty. 2-story frame with extra lot; 81 .250
down, balance monthly. Now occupied by
s.tt.mens tiss f9issfE0P 1xE RTY e ~ Cor co Th Na
c. FRED KELLEY-cabin John-Lovely
5-rm. BUNGALOW on large shaded lot, To-
Gated near transportation and shopping
modern in every respect. with full base
His Rfns hva j. drisatu SaTFsin us asSS aS5 sla575
just, completed. beautiful new Cape Cod
brick home. completely modern through
out. large kitchen equipped with new gas
stove and refrigerator and large. accessible
cabinet space. Living rm. 22xl2.. with
bedrooms. with AMPLE closet t and 'eaor,a storage
space; tile. bath and shower on second
moor, powder room on first A.; separate
entrance to large. cool basement: oil a.-c.
neat concrete side porch and garage:
3Ss. 4fF.s hs.ntt lot You car ,. the rst to live in
saik'E SUI DrRtcT hSs FROM N eSys RN ssa1
k-rm shingle bungalow. Takoma PARK,
I'd for s12,50o. sH. $3.50. ia
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| ham. WA. 5S4S. WA. 1907. g
Iuxmanor: Beautiful brand-neS 6riek;
ment and earage; $4,000 Cali no
about this lovely home. Mr.. Dougherty
GREAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE =
( Brookside area. Attention.. Beautiful 2
aFs ps nk RFes room dnns afns reom
/ 3 large bedrooms, tile bath; gas, &C
heat, stove and refrigerator: 2, block
ideal place for children: reasonable. Cal
Nj Michaud; WI; 5000. 10
thesda; beautiful bungalow; ? bedrooms
living room. dining room; kitchen full
basement and garage: close to Naya
sad s0s shoDpns 0sSts 5oo% terms ea
GREAT NoRTHERN REAL ESTATE
lot 1'0ts n eseiasae Rfk hsess mi
dining room, kitchen, "a bath and bac
in tui basement. pUlTn wi With ~ oil o ac heat;
bedrooms and full bath on second floor
ample. ample storage space in ATTIC: detache ac
GREAT NoRTHERN REAL EsTATE-Be
/ thesda beautiful 3-bedroom house in ouie
hRs ch Mr. RsshaSsa yFi 0e WI nas every
GREAT MORT HERN REAL EsTATE-o
Plney Branch I'd: beautiful 3-bedrool
1 brick bungalow. located on lot 50x200
| terrsced front lawn living room. dinett.
modern kitchen. full basement: gas &C
heat, built-in garage, a beautiful knotty
pine recreation room in attic. This nous
is, very low priced at S16,S00. Call Mi
GREAT NORTHERN REAL EsTATE-sil
! yer Spring: 3-bedroom brick and frame
300; new yrs. ago. Call M
Refshauge. WI. 5000
| GREAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE-Be
| thesda: 3 bedrooms, den, recreation room
| fine lot garage: fine home you'd b
proud to own. Call Mr.. Refshause. WI
! 5000 10
GREAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE -
Brentwood, Nd; 6-room bungalow at
reasonable price; living room, dining room
| 3 bedrooms, kitchen, basement larg
| front porch, large lot: in best section
| "a block from bus. near schools an
| shopping center; only $4,000, terms. Cal
| Mr.. Michaud. WI. 5000. 10
BEER TAVERN, CABINS, garage and love
ly, home. all go with this remarkabl
In MARYLAND; PRICED at 500 900. Fc
This is a real money maker; Phon
KELLEY CO, A-1a4.
LANDoyER HILLS-Beautiful white bun
salow, immaculate condition. hnishe
attic. ample closet space; situated on hig
terrace and fenced lot; So. O0a dowr
PERRY BOSWELL INC. WA. 1900; eve
nings, WA. 0935. Ill
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
RELIEF(ARG0
 IS TAKEN FOR
 RELIEF SHIP
Grommet Reefer Is 10 Sail Norih Week from Today
 Ports 10 Westward

SEATTLE, Nov. 15-The Alaska Steamship Go. today was to receive relief cargo for loading aboard the s. s. Grommet Reefer which is to sail week from today for mari time-strikebound Alaska.
 The Reefer is scheduled to visit Ccrdova, Valdez, Seward, Seldovia Kodiak and Yakutat in that order Cargo for Hcmer is to be trans shipped from Seldovia.
 While preparations for loading of the Grommet Reefer were get ting under way, L. A. Patton, who chartered barge and tug Tor one trip to Alaska, said he had received no cargo offers for the 1,200-ton capacity barge.
 One thousand loaves of bread left by air yesterday for Fai: banks
 From Edmonton, Alta, w. J. Eveleigh of the Alaska Highway Control Office, reported that sup ply trucks enroute to Alaska over the highway have passed over the Canadian section of the road with out mishap and are making good pro2resS.l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
SEATTLE CONCERNS
 REFUND LARGE SUM
 FOR 0vERCHARGlNG

SEATTLE, Nov l5.-A settlement of $64 ,670 from the K and l. Dis tributors and the Alaska Distribut- ing Co.,, affiliated Seattle companies, was the slargeet -afnong sueia E'-sy- ments and refunds obtained in October from Western Washington merchants for overcharging custom CTS, District Enforcement Atty Ed win U Driscoll said today.
 Judgments in the case, involving dealings here and in Alaska, had been handed down in District Court and approved by the U. s. Circuit Court of Appeals.
 In all, during October, the Dis trict enforcement division obtained S72,537 in court judgments and To- cal boards accounted for Sl4,23825 more
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
PLANE WRECK Sp0TTED;;k NO SIGN OF LIFE.
WA Pilot Sure Wrelkage Near Lebel, CaIif., Is
 Missing Airliner

BURBANK, Calf, Nov. Is - A Western Airlines pilot reported to- day he was positive" he had found the wreckage of one of the company's passenger planes which disappeared early Wednesday with II aboard. He said he sighted the big plane at Lebec, on the Ridge Route 50 miles north of here
 The pilot, Max Krall, was flying an AT-6 training plane in the ex- tended search for the missing air liner, which vanished when within three minutes ol its home base after it had heen granted permis- sion to land at Lockheed Air Ter minal.
 There were no signs of life" /" Krall said T distinctly saw the tail section of the plane. I'm sure it was ours"
 Krall said on his return here that brush and scrub timber around the plane were shoulder ing, leading to the supposition that the airliner had exploded and burned and affording even less hope that any of the occupants survived.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15

OPPORTUNITIES FCR FAIR SEX IN ALASkA
 AHEAD OF AVERAGES

Speaking before the Soroptimist Club at their luncheon meeting yes terday noon in the Baranof Ho- tells Bubble Room, George Sund- borg of the Alaska Development Board chose as the subject of his talk, What are girls chances in Alaskan"
 Statistics gathered from survey records show a girls chances for a career or marriage are much bet ter in the Territory than in the States, according to Sundborg As proof of this he stated that of ev- cry 1000 women in Alaska "A per cent are married, as compared to 50 percent in the States. More Alaskan women are elected to the Legislature, and are active in busi- ness and public affairs, also, than their sisters in the States.
 Sundborg also gave an interest," ing survey of new industries be- ing considered for Alaskan cities, such as pulp mills in locations where water power is available He stated that Alaska's supply would be inexhaustible, as the pulp tim Der is regulated by the U. s. For est Service, and the total lack of forest fires is also an important ieature Thane was pointed out as one possible site for pulp mill
 Other industries mentioned in- cluded the limestone mine at Edna Bay, where rich gypsum deposits formerly believed to be useless are being used in new products. Utili- zaticn of all waste from salmon canneries will very soon be seen as a new addition to the canned salmon industry.
 The high cost of transportation is considered by Sundborg to be a great handicap to the develop msnt of the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
lHIVERY WEATHER
 HITS THIS SECTION

Just a little shivering. icy wealth CT struck Juneau and vicinity last night and continues today and will do so tonight according to the weather man.
 The snow began to fall, lightly, late yesterday afternoon and kept it up for several hours, accompan- jed by little rain and raw wind. The snow and rain iced on streets and the City Street Department took to sprinkling sand on sidewalks this forenoon to prevent slips, then possible bumps by pedestrians.
 Last night the thermometer at he Fire Hall registered 30 at 9 o'clock At am. the marking was 26 and at am. today it was 25. At o'clock the mercury went up one degree.
 The Weather Bureau lists B for the temperature ill Juneau last night and says the thermometer will register l6 tonight.
 How about the oil in the tank, or the coal in the bin?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
B JULIE I l N }

SEATTLE-Internatlonally-fam famous religious and government leaders will head the list of speakers be- lore the biennial meeting of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in Afnelica. The Conference will open in Seattle December 3. attracting more than 800 delegates from all parts of the nation.
 HOLLYWOOD-P have ar- rested 610 pickets in the latest demonstration by striking AFL stu dio workers in Hollywood. The police acted as the picketS and their followers massed at the gates Of the Columbia studio in open but peaceful defiance of court order which limited ttc.r number
 NEW YORK; boom aimed at making Harold Stassen President m 1948 has the blessing of the former Republican Governor of Minnesota. Stassen said in New York that he had approved the is suance of pamphlet by the COP State Central Committee of Min nesota which put him forward as a candidate for the nomination.
 HAWKING - Chinese Communist leaders have made final plans to leave Nanking tomorrow and re- turn to their capital at Yenan. The Communists took no part in the opening today of China's Con- stitutional Assembly, which was dominated by the Government Par ty.
 LOS ALAMOS, New Mexico = Members of the American Atomic Energy Commission are conferrin2 with top scientists in Los Alamos the cradle of the atomic bomb. Tomorrow the five-man Commis- sion will leave for Berkeley, Cali iornia, where they will inspect the radiation laboratory at the Uni versity of California.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
LOUIS, MAXIM MAY
 FIGHT IN MEXICO

CLEVELAND, Nov. l5-During a lull in raids on American baseball talent, sports minded Mexican capi- talists have set their sights on grabbing the next title defense of heavyweight champion Joe Louis, veteran boxing manager Jack Kearns reported today.
 Kearns, former pilot of Jack Dempsey and manager of Cleve- lands Joe Maxim, currently ranked No. 3 heavyweight contender by the N. B., said he had received juicy offer" for a title match between Louis and Maxim at Mex leo City this winter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
TAX CUTS PROPOSED;
 AXE SWUNG
Opposition Takes 0uiik Whalk-House Group
 Outlines Program

WASHINGTON, Noy. IS = Con- gressional Republicans swung an axe at taxes today but ran into opposition from their own and Democratic ranks to any revenue slashes rot paired with even deep CT cuts in spending.
 Members of the House Republi- can Steering Committee, eager to get their partys hands on legis- lative controls for the first time in IA years, laid before Senate colleagues quickly assembled program to take a 20 percent slice off individual income taxes. Changes in business levies would await detailed study.
 Acting while the Senators mostly talked-among other things about how to block Democratic Senator Theodore G. Bilbo of Mississippi from taking his seat-the House group went down the line for:
 l. An eight-year tenure for fu- ture Presidents.
 ?. Constructive" labor legisla- tion.
 3. An end to war powers.
 4. Relief from soap oils and food shortages and,
 5. Substantial savings in gov ernment costs
 The House members supported their 20 percent tax cut proposal with a formal assertion that it could be achieved while at the same time the current budget can be balanced and payments begun on the national debt"
 Chairman Robert A. Taft of Ohio, who led the Senate group into it's second day of discussion, said he agreed that it would be done and that the Federal budget could be pared to s30.000, ,000, 900 next year-sl1 ,OOo0oo,0oo less than this years budget.
 But Senator-elect John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky, one of the Freshmen" who will give the Re- publicans control of the Senate, told reporter he thinks taxes must be maintained at their pres ent level to give the Treasury a chance of making payments on the debt
 And Senator Homer Capehart, ,R.-IndJ, declared he hopes his colleagues don't go off half cccked' in their efforts to bring relief to the taxpayers.
 rrl.o,o oro 2Qo ;.ln.,d. .,.i ,..l.4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
IVA PLANES TO FLY AGAIN WITH PILOTS
 STRIKE NOW ENDED

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is - The Trans World Airline pilots strike the nations first major walkoul Of commercial fliers-ended today with an agreement to submit the dispute over pay and working rules to arbitration.
 Paul E. Richter, Executive Vice President of VIVA, and David L. Behncke, of the AFL Pilots Union signed the agreement at 5:12 am. in the office of Chairman Frank 7. Douglass of the National Medi- ation Board. Nearly nine hours Of continuous conferences over the final wording preceded the sign ing.
 VIVA said it expected to put it's first planes into the air about ' am. Saturday, with transcontin- ental flights starring from both coasts.
 The walkout of approximately 1000 pilots began october 21 ov- CT demands for higher pay for pilots and co-pilots of four-engine planes. It grounded ll5 aircraft along most of the company's 28.- poo miles of route on three contin- ents, threw nearly l5,00o non-fly- ing employees out of work and cut off S2,OO0o0O in weekly rev. enue to the company
 While initial flights will begin tomorrow, at least two weeks will be required to restore the lines full schedule.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
BATES OFFERS SUGGESTION

KETCHIKAN, Nov. 15-A pro- posal that all Alaska commercial interests unite into single organi- zation to protest shipping tieups and Seattle disputes" adversely af- fccting the Territory was made yes terday by w. A. Bates, Ketchikan banker, before the Chamber of Commerce.
 Ee said he believed Seattle groups doing business in Alaska should maintain a top -salaried man ill the Territory, to work with AL askans on such problems.
 The Alaska Governors office has carried on such work for some time, but an Alaska wide organization is needed to add weight to such ap- peals, he argued.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
Searth for Missing Men Who para(huied From Crippled Plane

MARCH FIELD, Calf, Nov 15- Search continued today for two men missing after they parachuted from crippled Army BPS bomber early yesterday near Blythe, Calf.
 Seven others who bailed out on orders of It. Col J. F. Brannick were accounted for Col. Brannick later successfully belly-landed the ship, which had engine trouble.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
Nobel Prize 10 Be
 Divided Between Z

OSLO. Nov. 15-The Nobel Peace Prize committee announces that the prize for 1946 will te divided be- tween Emily Greene Balch, Boston, and John R. Mott.
 The prize amounts to S34,OCO.
 Miss Balch, an economist, long has been prominent in internation- al movements. She has been honor ary international president of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom.
 Mott, resident of Orlando, Fla, and New York, is a leader in the International YMC.A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
SUPPORT GIVEN PATTON

EDMONTON, Alta, Nov IS - Charles E. Garnett, President of the Edmonton Chamber of Com merce, said today the Chamber was supporting the appeal of F. w. Patton of Fairbanks, Alaska, ill his effcrt to- purchase meat and other foods in Edmonton for shipment r, sx..s,fg 1T " stt l,. Ai4.--
 MT. Patton is appealing for supply of raticn coupons suffi- eient for the purchase of about 200 tons of meat to be bought rom Edmonton packing plants. Tuesday, MT. Patton telephoned AL aska representatives in Washing ton asking them to deal direct with the Canadian Government ill arranging provision of the coupons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
HUSkIE5, WEBF00T5 TANGLE SATURDAY
By GAIL FOWLER

SEATTLE, Nov. 15-The Univer- sity of Oregon Webfoots-35 strong, two ailing-are to arrive here to- day for their 39th football encoun- ter with the University of Washing ton Huskies Saturday.
 When Oregon's Coach Gerald Tex" Oliver detrains, he will prob ably be pleased to note that Wash ington is favored by 1912 points, despite the fact Oregon's season record is as good as Washington's, and the fact the traditional over tones of the battle are such that the series often has been punctu- ated by underdog victories.
 Both teams have won three and lost two.