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Evening star., 1948-08-29
SITUATIONS woMEA

COMPANION OR HOUSE MOTHER-Edn-
Ssteo Gshon. renned American. experienced in
Box B0tesyTrase l4ssT se.r MONIES; local references
IDREssMAkISG. design, remod. .,ter,.
nTpr t.9nSI eye ,e,d gowns speciality: reas. MISS
0ANi' 1850 IRVING n w. Apt. 4. AID s2ss.
EXECUTIVE sECRETARY-sTENo., de.
sonslity gap, zoos assum; n, respon iniative. per
saasT. editorial economic o-ya .xp.r Teseassh' ne
M edn a aDDkRfRssEnS RR ESsn snd win. f.
Telephone TR. o545 after 8 . p.m' Sp'''
~ GGlkL, colored desires once work, no tvp.
Il1f' VIZ mes messenger; nursemaid; experienced.
GIRL, eolored. wants evenings or night.
~6rK' sfts1 q domestic or public. Call Ex. $3.50
@ GOVT. eLRRx. .srES6., perm, mil .sp.r.
mensurats nmdsr r .s with exper and sbil.: nothing
SuRsE colorsd sSs d..Fs star ioa
IL IN opFolns or oHt srRiRxsd R gssR or children live
midde-saed. desires eonpsnionl apsSa ssonse sonse.
keeDss ieeDse 1dqts rs9e4.nes home take shEse
LADY middesssd prsf.rs p1a 4sy Eeepins s,sr hons.
MaTGREH sf.5fG w RoSaS: s2tS 10 years, ,.,,o;1.
perienee. yrs. ONCE, would like part
sn TINE ~ work; @ no objection Sundays. Box
NURSE. reliable and etncient. capabl. tax
~ Ing charge OF patients and home; live oW.
nurse white would lik. day duty from
after n 1870 pm. Alex. 14e5. or Monday
PIX oPR (hotel and secretsrial exp
aGa,s sRscIITsf IHIfo.sstaH' ss yrs od ~
81 aaH 1854 c' MISE ss' pHy sssz ..e.1
fPkAcrIcAL NURSE. white. want. day
sI' NHRsf Ss Gut d.sTss gs ass ssSs .h
RIcEpTfoNisr SEE Ss Isl es sEcRET9Sa X fsss m,ds,
IIeno aor 4sIT anTa tsypins' s,pn experienced. Write
sta sen.d S .ay % see seef
house ees1ans 81 5sn.ss sp h9pss Hp sss select
III kinds Of Pss's vrits se essa ses
sEcRETARY. lar =. eaeeptionsl: n. s,1s am tn. on.
o5 ySu this Is what you have been
Sah morals; $500 monthly. issf.e soa 4s54 sha
S5s will. 81: ,:ns 4e
Star
SECRETARY, Iesal experience. .v.ilasl.
Immediately. Box 431-T. Star. az
SECRETARY available October I; college
BACKGROUND and 10 years legal and archi-.
tectural experience: also knowledge Of
bookkeeping; adept at composition OF cor
respondence and capable OF assuming re-
Box 4S3.T. Star. ~ '' NV
sTENOGRAPHER, 5 years experience. de-
Sires work, half days Box 494-T. Star.
WOMAN. colored, wants nights work in q
cafe or grill, from 10 IL pm. MRS.
DYSON, HU. 6902.
WOMAN. colored. Al cook. wants lob in
scnool: best reference; GOOD manager. Call
all wk. and Sun. after l pm, VI. 9045.
%
YOUNG LADY desires position as dental
assistant some exp. typinR ability. Call
Sunday. CO. 1929
YOUNG LADY. with college BACKGROUND.
desires interesting, permanent position
with a future; willing to learn starting
minimum $50, In or near D. C. or Balt-
more. Box l49-T. Star.
IN EXCHANGE for room private bath II
possbleJ in NV. will give 3 ewes. and
Sat. or Sun. care Of Older person or chill
dren. AID 0O95 Sunday, after : ewes
EXPERT TYPING done at home by former
FORMER NEWSPARERWOMAN. II yrs.
executive exper.. desires full or part time
employment not necessarily in editorial
capacity but where talent for meeting
public may be used. Box 1865, Star.
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PERSONAL.

ANY ONE KNOWING the Whereabouts OF
hs heirs of oi the late ss,sh nh Mye6s so6 wI Tho
DREssMsKiRs' AND TAmoRs' supplies.
notions. drv goods, fur cloths, yard goods;
buttons made. belts and buckles made. We
are opening our new and larser store TO.
.iage dag RIDDLES @oos Fla. ave NV; ru.
ExoUisfTE DYEING is nk. from heaven.
Win II. .'ese,4n serm.z sn. thss
So sGf&.s for R sss, sshsssE please contact
PEnMANENI WAVES. s.: snampoo srnS
Flynn BkXbTY coiLsoE. Isio g &.
HERE'S An ENTIRELY new kind of dy.ins.
the like Of which you've never seen before;
for the very nrst time you get dysinE With
eE ne sy.ns :nf ks fTo% dyss
heaven. Call Georgia nine seven seven
seven. Drive-in location, corner Ga. and
ALTERATIoNs on all l.aies s.rm.n..s
SENra Sissr IN fEchsicsss&JosxpH Il mi S2 20 RICE
sss l5ss s. snd ,cuSI o5S e;
sansA 70 pm! NM . nar.ery throash 9Th srsds;
lunches H ian'SSa Approved BY 0y Msrsisnd state
BOARD Of Education, Literature mailed
upon request. e401 Georsia ave. sH. 1874.
GRAD. NURSE coiored, care invalid part
time or night. no Sundays. North 1880.
WHAT OUR DYEING means to you? Your
se: fs fxsur s sseS%i S1sns 'isr like ssSysa fTo
heaven. Can Georsia nine seven sever
seven. Drive-in location. corner Ga. and
LADfEs- s-GENTLEMEN - Hair cut. trim,
Enjoy my hand-tailored workmanship. No
clippers used HOTEL SHERATON LOB
BY.s BARBER SHOP 18th and nv.
BOY BLUE NURSERY. one year through
ave: fenced-in playground with complete
play equipment; ais. also indoor playrooms:
psTIs Ten Pan sH's scnooLgprimsrs. HOO @ s,ndsr.
Earten, nursery: 2-scre playground: trans
porta ton furnished. sJ1 Fern pl NV.
sSRsit SUMNER DAY cAMr-Kind.r.
Esrten through 9th srade: individual In
structIon French; nature study. art.
graft gienie:, tennis IS. s,wimmins winning and nix.
portation furnished Hot dinners. so
Fern pl nv RA 900
ANNA MeKELL, 1907 Eye st. n,w-Dress
making and alterations. latest fail fashions;
desisned. planned especially for. ye1 Re-
style your old & wardrobe now fos ss~.ns
akAiIoxs; ,sdis., and mems !: s.es&aS s,s "a
mtsy NAE 8, LOU sH4s MSs %aak sts ine sT ssis
TEMPLE SCHOOL. Manassas, ya.-The
little school that 10 different. begins lsth
session Tues. Sept. q: Grades 1 through %
ooardins dept. girls 8 10 Q years. Phone
Manassas ~ for appointment for inter-
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HELP XoNEN.

WANTED, nursery school teacher: write
stating qualifications and experience TO
6511 Summit ave. Chevy Chase. Nd.
GOOD MONEY IN SPARE TINE. Every
body buys Christmas cards at sensational
low prices. Sell - fast-selling assortments.
stationery; feature Christmas Box OF 81
cards only 81. PAYS you up to soc cash
profit on quick, easy sales. Get free i'm
print samples and feature" assortment
or approval. FRIENDSHIP. 44s Adams,
Elunira N
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WAITRE SsES

MATTRESSES for new nisht club open.
inR soon size IA; exp. hotel or club work.
Also Mattresses for day and night work.
soG SsSs some
work S45
Chefs, white, top references; salary
neers. colored, third class and Nth class;
good salary, plus apt. Hallmen. hotei:
$50. Dishwashers, -S25-S3O. CONWAY.S
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DOME

part time; also day workers. Call Adams
1899. PRUDENTIAL, EMPLOYMENT SER
VICE, 1853 Wallach pl. NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.
Man AND WIFE. colored, no children.
IF ,Ssn Sssnitor quarters; exp. and ref.
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HELP WoNEk.

SECRETARY mot over 25l. for law Arm;
exper.. good salary, lovely ofaces. hne
working conditions: 2-rm. apt. $50 mo
Reply 415-T. Star. 90.
SECRETARY, part time, for attorney start
ing private practice. Work interesting,
but hours somewhat irregular. Prefer stu
dent interested in future prospect Of full
time permanent position. Must be neat.
young and intelligent, with ability to ac-
Call Overlook OS06. 2as
SECRETARY, sales minded. for interest
ing, work, requiring effort, intelligence.
SECRETARY. medical. for physician: med
ical shorthand and tipping essential: exp
preferred; 40-hr. wk., salary open. Call
for appt., ME. $500, weekdays 8 to 8;
ewes. OR O91O. 80
SECRETARY. expd.. excel pay. 4O-hr wk
r. MARS CONTRACT CO., 410 1st st. Sc.
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FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white. full and part
Time work in ne and sc. drugstores
IN e1ns e9sEss asss sMs Raf be tHs
GIRL to work in store. Call bet 10 and
faas: ;,as ADLER The EsdRAviNe SHOP.
GIRLS for clerical work for larse whole
sale house; 5-day wk.; permanent posi-
tions: vacations Apply in person, l12l
GIRL to manage modern health club; per-
sonality, sslesmanship; attractive appear-
sh phons ER sa
GIRL for real estate ONCE; must be, sood
ypis hsye knovsdse Of ns
i WAPLE CO, 1924 l4th st. NV, DI
GIRL, colored; to manase beauty supply
pre-; pref ess eSceiient ii @ oppoft. % S s-dsy TS HARRIS
SYPPLy P CO. l4s1 s5.1,,d2 llth st sTo;, nw Fisher
interested in learning ii expei in ofhe.
5ovtine excel n7aan permanent .o!s,. position:
person lir,ns in or near Silver Spring.
sn on ssatH ssSsss ssanns
SrsHEaE ofr.si sSsl Toss5 ,s.s: s.ss M:
Apply P'iRinia' H sHs& ss''!Sn co 7s
st. NV. -S3
HosTEss-Youns lady under 80 yrs. of
age. This is an exceptional position for
one who is qualified. Must be attractive
and have the ability to sraciously cater
to the public. Must have had at least
osa ishs' g. aoTEl AR'
HOSTESS - Woman with experience for
COLONIAL HOTEL, 1856 18th st. NV.
HOME ECONOMIST MAJOR. TO teach sew
Wichita VII I'M SEWING CENTER ssls wilson Hs,n
blvd. Arl., Va, OK. 3636.
H0USEkEEPER. care OF } children. mod
ern home: live in; Sl0a per month; near
Fairfax. Va, Box 423-s. Star
INFORMATION CLERK. hish school grad
uate. between ~ and 80 years of age, I,
t.. answer telephone calls for information IL
transportation company once. The in
formation desk is open between = a. m
and midnight and some one is needed whit
can work any shift. This is 5-day weel
but may require work on Saturday Anc
Sunday with days OF during the week
, The position Is permanent and starts a
$3.50 per month. This is not part-timt
work. Write for interview. stating age
education, work experience, marital status
!, whether presently employed and how soor
svailable. Box 2-V, Star. or phone MI
1868, Ext. 652. -S1
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OPERATOR. expert.

'BILLING MACHINE OPERATOR, eXpeTI-
thg machine: age $3.50 years; permanent
4position with planned adrancements. ex-
10 pass physical examination; 5-day. 40
hour week Apply personnel ONCE. Room
s. b04 Star Building, THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1948-08-29

STENOGRAPHER-TYP for trade assoc,
must be neat, efficient. industrious and a
good typist; general Office work incl. stem
Gil cutting and mailing: starting salary
open. depending on exper. and ability.
Call DI 3522 -3l
Evening star., 1948-08-29

81 600 to $4,000 annually. For interview
write. QUALIFICATIONS and phone number te
s01 I WORD { B. 70 S,s1 THE WISE. Make big. easy
pro Ho 5o ,nd to j
box assortments. ststionery. gift wrap:
SRfET1Sos. Hovey ave. cambridse
BIG MONEY selling Christmas cards So
with name. 81 up: :l-eard 81 Super.
to to 100, cash profit. Free imprint samples
gnsfe4s1' CABS tso Hunt, NsPton' Rp5nv% Mass.
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS. so for 81 up
fTsn free :am6 sy Easy seller; 81 pay y 0s i,
assortment; many others Samples on ap-
eeota eept 1s @F''S wessed sGhMEK Mas ass 100 Elm
CAN rot SELL higher priced Christmas
greetings, Our de luxe album furnished to
imprints. IMP BOULEVARD ART, rs W. van
Buren,, Dept. A-3, Chicago.
UP TO ss3 wEEKLY--Gorgeous line ma
economy prices: ssll on sisht: pay YOU sis
DeTisnse nssssssTy Your @ own dresses ssYIoN ss
soaETHING NEWIssii knitted suits and
from per ssx Sale Y0r M s .sss dysnfs
n r. Pure wool boucle. Hand knit"
,oss ,vHHr Wsiss for free Style ostf,; MOP IS
1HE HEcHT COMPANY has openings for
saleswomen experienced in selling coats.
suits. dresses. blouses. corsets. boys wear.
girls furnishings, infants wear. and ac-
cessories. Permanent position, .5-day week;
40 hours; generous company Dement'S and
PRIVILEGES Apply in. person. employment
once. 3rd floor. HECHT CO., 1th and +
sts NV go
oFFiCE-we have an opening in our ONCE
stan for a mature-minded white woman.
bet. "a and 36 yrs. of age; applicants
must be able to make decisions: be neat
and accurate with figures and not afraid
of work; good working conditions in air
conditioned once. Cail MR.. ESPEY, NE
1452. after am. Monday. 80
PART TINE FOR telephone solicitation; Vi
cinity 2511 Biadensburs I'd. ne. Call Ii.
Part TINE for financial markets; youns
woman. 2o-3o years: permanent no sx, ss
school graduate preferred; 9 hours daily
Apply psrscnnsalr arM' Sfsss' E9Sp 9of ,'a, ssai 8.
ave. NV. -oo
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01
CASH GRAIN RKE
On April %:

Prices on April q:
No sales reported;
yellow. 50. 81; No. 4 yellow, s2.15K-2.21;
No. 5 yellow. s2.14-2.l5h; sample grade yell
low, 81. 80-1 .86h..
oats: No. / heavy mixed, s1.2sA; No; l
81 615; No. i extra heavy special red, s1.28H.
Rye: No. 2 nominal, s2.53.
Barley: Quotable range, feed, S1.70-1.85;
Observation-Disclosures No. / dark north
ern, 81. 47A-2.53A; No. 2 dark northern,
s246h-2.51A; No. 3 dark northern, s244A-
2.50A; No. 4 dark northern. 81. 40H-2.48H;
No. 5 dark northern. s2.36H-2.46A; No. 1
durum. s3.01A-3-05h.
Corn: No. 2 yellow. 50. 2o74-2.21A; No. }
yellow, 2.10A-2.l9s4; No. 4 yellow, s2.ooa4-
white. 31.16A-1.2lAi No. 4 white. s1.l2aA-
BARLEY: Nominal range, .l.7o-24s.
Rye: No. 2, s2.45-2.61.
Flaxseed: No. /, Sc.
Minneapolis wheat premiums: 1870 pro-
TEN, &c premium, 1876, ale; 14%, 2ic; 15To,
ale; 1871, 38c.
CHICAGOIstandard average quality, 90To
or better termination basis clean. per 100
lbs, timothy, $685.; red clover. $37. 50-4o;
alsike, S24. 90-27; white blossom sweet clover.
a14. SOILS; yellow blossom sweet clover, s14;
alfalfa, Montana, s38.5O-3s.50.
TIE AND CHEESE
Chicago, wholesale prices, creamery butter,
% score, slHc: 90 score, 81Ac; 90 score,
81-81Ac.
New York. wholesale prices, creamery but
ter, SO score. 82Ha-82a4c; 90 score. 811a-82c;
30 score, 81hc.
CHEESE-Chicago. twins. 41k-43c; single
daisies. 44-461zc; longhorns, 44-46hc.
EGGS AND
C~HICAGO-Eggs. wholesale selling prices,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01
Market Outlook
Continued From Page 42)

they remain about 10 percent over
the 1942-46 average. Numbers of
young chickens on farms on April
l were estimated at "a percent I'M
der last year and IL percent under
the 1937-46 average. Hatcheries re-
port that demand for chicks contin-
ues substantially below normal, al
though placements in commercial
broiler regions have increased mod
erately in the last month.
POTATOES - Steady to slightly
higher prices for old stock appear
probable. Government buying for
export continues to absorb some of
the surplus stocks in Maine. Owing
to unfavorable weather, new crop
supplies from the south probably
will be lighter than usual during the
next month or two.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01

per dozen, extras, 43H-49c; standards, 43-44c;
current receipts, 42-421ac; dirties, 4012c;
poultry, live, per h., hens, 33c; boosters, 1sc;
broilers, 38c; springs, 47-48c; capons, 44-48c;
turkeys, 32-58c; ducks, 26-36c; geese, SIC.
prices, current receipts, 36c; mediums, SIC;
dirties, 35c; checks, 35c.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01
Spray up 70 I25 oeres in ] doyi
Only 3 70 10 goIIons Of spray per oerei

the hauling Of huge quanti-
ties of water -. and assures
minimum wheel damage to
your crop.
Come in today and let US
show you what you can do
with a low-gallonage spray
boom. Attachments fit easily
on any tractor, Jeep, or
trailer.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01

Low-gallonage spraying for
farm weed control with Agri-
cultural Weed-No-More cuts
your application cost at least
rs per cent?
This new method, completely
proved on more than 100000
acres Of corn, small grains,
and pastures, greatly speeds
up your operation ends
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Argentine Delegate
Al u. n. Plans Own
Strike al Russians

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, Mar. 10
(C.DN).-Argentins, 1t Is learned,
has its own plan for striking out at
Russia in the Security Council de-
bate about Communist aggression in
Czechoslovakia.
DR.. Jose Arce. the surgeon who
became a career diplomat under
Argentine President Peron, will Wig
orously support Chile's Indictment
Of Soviet tactics in crushing the
Prague government.
But, beyond that, he has some
tricks Of his own up his sleeve, he
has revealed In consultations with
Chilean Delegate Herman Santa
Cruz and other Latin American
spokesmen.
What these tricks are the Argen-
tine delegate will reveal at ''the
right moment" he says.
Curiously enough, it was Russia's
support last autumn that enabled
Argentina to get its seat on the
Security Council, replacing Brazil.
Russia offered Latin Americans q
horse trade" deal. It voted for
Argentina in return for promised
support Of the Ukraine candidacy.
That was . temporary expedient.
Argentina, however, has never for
gotten Foreign Minister Molotov's
attempt to keep Argentina from at
tanning u. N. membership at the
San Francisco Conference in 1945.
DR.. Arce Is an energetic orator
with q biting tongue. If he turns
his guns on Andrei Gromyko, there
is no foreseeing where the crucial
debate NAV lead.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
NAAcP Youth Council
Opens Membership Drive

A membership drive to get 5,00t
new members in Washington wa.
launched yesterday by the newly or.
sanized Youth Council Of the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment Of Colored People at its head
quarters, 2002 Eleventh street NV
The first of q series of entertain
ments to stress the movement, an
amateur show entitled, Spotlight
on YOUTH" will be given at 8 pm.
Saturday In Wake Recreation Hall,
Evening star., 1948-03-18

Twenty-fifth strset and Oklahoma
avenue NE.
The National Youth Lobby, which
will focus attention on the asso-
ciation's interest in youth, will be
held at Howard University from
March 81 to April 3.
Miss Marion Brinson Is council
president. Other council officers
are Paul Gothard. vice president;
Miss Juliette Harris. recording sec
retary; Melasande Gothard, CORES
ponding secretary; LaRue Clay,
membership secretary; James
Moore. treasurer; Leslie Verwiebe,
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Apprenticeship MEETING Set

The future Of the apprenticeship
program In the event Of . national
emergency will be discussed at 1:30
pm. tomorrow by the District
Apprenticeship Council with the
Bureau Of Apprenticeship Of the
Labor Department. The meeting
Will bs held in the Labor Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1948-03-18

assistant treasurer; Gene Warren
membership chairman, and Carroll
Thomas, publicity chairman. John
Carr, . student at Howard Univer-
sity, Is advisor to the council.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Boisvert Heads District
Young Democratic Club

The new president Of the Young
Democratic Club of the District is
Harold v. Boisyert, member of the
law firm Of German and Boisvert,
1740 K street NV, 1t was announced
today. He succeeds Charles Mathews.
Evening star., 1948-03-18

Other new officers are: RAY
Tucker, first vice president: Miss
Estelle Gaines, second vice presi-
dent; Miss Lucy Waters Lonergan,
corresponding secretary; Miss Doro-
thy Cadigan, recording secretary;
David Bum, treasurer; Mrs. Kay
Glass. national committeewoman,
and !. H. Fredericks, national COM
Five tons Of coal are needed to
maize 4 fnya ~ efoa1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-16
COME BACKS BY RUSSIA
 REPORTED
Soviet Union Will Return } Ieebreakers, 2S Frigafes
 Loaned by U. ,.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16-lR-Un- dersecretary of State Lovett said to- Jay Russia agreed to return three icehreakers and 26 frigates which the U. g. loaned to the Soyiets dur ng the war.
 He also told a news conference he xpects Russia to return the Ameri- an cruiser Milwaukee and other scrrowed naval vessels when the soviets get share of the Italian leet as war separations.
 Lovett said the Russians promise return the frigates and ice-break- IS was given Dec. 9 in note deal ing With Russia's long overdue Iend-lease account of S11 900, GOO 900.
 As a result of this note, LoYett aid he expects Russian and Amer can negotiators soon will resume alks on settling the lend-lease bill
 Lovett said no date has been set yet for Russia to return the naval units it still has pending rece' 'pt of Italian warships
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-16

Rescuers climbed a plateau 25 miles west of the Colombian cap tai of Bogota, where the LANSA airlines said 30 persons died in an air crash yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-16
EXPLORER G0ES SOUTH
 FOR WINTER MONTHS

Heading for the South within { few days will be the Explorer wit Skipper Magnus Hanson and severa .others aboard
 Seattle is as far as the boat i gcing, according to Hanson. Tn
 alibut boat skipper plans to spenf most of the winter in the State and will go to California before re turning here for spring fishing sea son.
 Among those who will go with the Explorer on her southbound trir are Tom Newton, Jim Burnett anc Alfred Warner Hanson said twe other men might take the trip, also The craft is teing loaded with sup pl.es and ballast at the small toat tar COT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-16
co HEADQUARTERS IN JUNEAU URGED
 BY TR0LLERS HERE

The Juneau branch, United Trol- lers of Alaska, went on record at meeting last evening favoring the establishment of the Coast Guard District headquarters in Juneau, as the most centrally located city il Southeast Alaska
 Andy Barlow was nominated fol the posit on of secretary treasurer or the UT of A. The election will be held in all eight branches of the
 rganizat.on in January.
 The members decided to have rep resentation at the International Fisheries Ccmmiss on meeting in Se- attle in January. Carl Weideman member of the Juneau branch, O. a representative of the CIO-Fisher- men and Allied Workers of America in Seattle, will attend he conclave
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-16
PLANE WAS BUILT FOR
 GOV. DEWEY
Was to Be Given Him when EIeCted President An
 other Bad Guess

NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-iRl- The Herald Tribune told a story today about a mystery pla n e-perhaps planned by bad election guessers as presidential flying flagship for Gov Thomas E. Dewey.
 An embarrassed ar force, the Herald Tribune said in a Washing ton dispatch, has a mystery air plane on it's hands and. up to now, has managed to keep the situation quiet. Apparently, the craft is a sort of morning-after headache for air force and industry bad guessers on the President al election"
 The newspaper said that "uncon- firmable but persistent reports in aviation circles are that the plane, gold plate Lockheed Corstella- ton, was specially outfitted to be- come a flying flagship for 'prc5i1ant Thomas E. Dewey"
 "The air forces military air trans port service, to which the super de luxe Connie has been assigned since Nov. 25, denied any knowledge of this background, the story said.
 The service, however, frankly ad- mitted that the new airplane far outshines President Truman's Doug las DC-6 Independence in the splen- dor and appointments of what ordl- narily would be 60-passenger catin' the newspaper said.
 The Herald Tribune said that James c. Hagerty, Dewey's executive assistant, stated in Alcany that the Governor "knew nothing about any plane fitted up for his use in the expectation he would be elected president.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-16
FIVE PLAYERS OF BROWNS PLACED ON
 BIC FOOTBALL TEAM

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-tR- The champion Cleveland Browns, who defend their title Sunday against Buffalo. placed five players on the All-Conference Team of the All America Footcall Conference. The team was chosen by the AAC from a pcll of coaches, sports writ CTS and broadcasters.
 Cleveland dominated the first eleven by placing powerized Marion Motley at fullbaek, T-Master Otto Graham at quarterback, MacSpeedie at end, Lou Rymkus at tackle and 5ll Willis at guard.
 The West Coast members of the three-y year-old circuit-San Fran cisco and Los Angeles-were hon. ored with two men each on the se- lection and the other spots went to Baltimore and Buffalo.
 The Conference team is unique in that 1t doesn't include Glenn Dobhs of tne Les Angeles Dons, who won the total offense championship and set a new all-time league rec ord for bunting. He also set number of individual records.
 The first team backfield includes, besides Graham and Motley, Buffa- los Chet Mutryn, who was the lead- ing scorer with 96 points, and John Strzvkalsi of San Francisco.
 Bob Nelson of Los Angeles is pivot man in the hefty forward wall, hlanked by Willis and Dick Bar weqen of Baltimore at guards.
 The tackles are Rymkus and Bon Reinhard Of Los Angeles. The ends are MacSpeedie and San Francisco's Allyn Beals.
 Motley, 238-pound negro fullbsck, boiled 57 points to lead all other candidates in his third appearance on the star selection. He was the leagues rushing champion with 964 ards