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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY (cont. }

DIRECT FROM OWNER-I am in need Of
3 or bedroom house in o nice location.
WIN pay all cash. No agents please. Box
i gplS' fA9 Cash sss FOR HousEs-whtts ORG or col
B LIsS. RE. 1864: ewes. IA. $500.
WILL WILL. PAY CASH ad,.tor for houses white q
| Want TO BUY A HOUSE in NV. Wash
nseR chsE, o Sos Geis' sssss'a A. ssssr ss
IMMEDIATE AcTIoN-we will buy your
e ss;5 .; IS 4 sH's5
# s'r rneMFr ssf Al M1rTsaNsff1os to tn. al. lS o.
:fsy Z 9s ysa e s.
PHhIEs. Realtof. sos North CAPITOL. III.
$3.50; Free sppsaisals. Results since 1919:
s CUM has .sasos clients a ~a:s
faS DS 9sst'' YoG WANT sPEEpT Lis,
vii ps9 nSuse ep With pIcs u.s. NaYs ias SfsEs II
CO.. 1924 Eye st. NV. Elk. 3400.
ALL CASH FOR YOUR HOME in a hurry
Clients waitinu. BIRON & CONRAD, INC,
W. nAvE + rs gnss A n basns uss
81 or detached. srightwood section pre-
RousEs: RS H s. fsls e. Nd. Va, with or wtS without
daTn REap afreass SS1o $500 oF9
CASH Sas PURCHASER for 3 or 4 bedroom dD
hSns afn sash pas s5 s Similar
sAAasSN G1cHs eo i5o5 g. nsn
ia HAVE CASH CLIENTS waiting for homes
in Woodridge, Michigan Park and PRINCE
$751; sSEses wh G0gntzz es NJ H cS 1888
\ st: NV, Ma. 2345. Open evenings until
ASxfoUs 4 xToSH TO BUY 4 4ssarm ssiek m 81 hSms saS
VII p FAY sS FS S sf9tsss ptssf nes
Sn gith os;o ssXpandable attic in Silver Spring
WE HAVE READY CASH BUYERS 70,
from slo, 900 to ssS.ooo: II S You 'na az. in.
terested in selling, We will be glad to civ.
ion as, to the market value Of your house
estate sssvies E @ sHHNNoS = s0is5e4s IUcHs g. 81
1902 st. n.ws MA. 2345. Open evenings
vIRGffNfHA VHHa L IA HOMES wANrED-Hav. c.sf
buyers in urgent need Of immediate hous.
Guarantee M immediate ag 20 seton ooDpi Please phont
Z q L1cHs e.. 1905 st. n.sa n.W.. fs9 IA. ss4S
Sesn 1ExRs sxinHss sERv1cf aRs g q local property
erty with VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
Realtors since 1887, 1919 K ST., DI. 1918
MICH. PARK, Woodbridge or similar ne
location-Brick home with apis. or on.
that can be converted. Ii. 0129: eyes.
w w AEg GseGl INTERESTED m buying or h ..ilin,
ma daouss ssss G ssTssss az Or faTM Il p
SONS, Realtors, 515 =. Capitol st., IL
GAS CASH Il N lo6a 6aa5RRYSAny section. any type
! " WANT The BEST HOUSE in Arlington
Va. that $4,000 cash viii buy. NJ. B
WEAVER, WO. 1914, DI. $3.50.
WANT BUNGALOW-Buy or rent from
owner; District NV. or close-in Md; Q o.
bedrms., modern bath, liv. rni., din. rn.
mod kit, finished upstairs, 2nd bath de-
OF Ma S1sos EXT. 14Si. AVs'' Wv: 2S oSe'
ALL CASH AT ONCE-Houses or business
propertyoo white or eolored; any section
HAVE coLoRED CLIENTS with sub
stsntis :, cash desirOus Of pursha:in,
satisfactory results. call MR.. CARR, da!
or evening, LU 8620.a Ill
| QUICK CASH BUYER for small bungaloy
or row house in good section, not owe
$1,000; 45:day possession. Call Mr.
Thornton. WA. 1925. with FRANK
PHIIIIpS. nI 1411 -12
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HOUSES WANTED TO sUY.

in Rockyilie or Potomac section; please
give price. Box los, star.
WILL PAY CASH for your property. any
section or condition; quick settlement.
]. CARROLL TR. Oil; sves., TR. 0425.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-sou,hwe,t.

COLORED-sfOO CASH, move in-Semi-
det home, lge. lot plenty Of garden space;
conv to Navy Yard Call Mr. Absher, AT
1853, with HARRY e. GLADMAN. LII
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAkD

POssEsSION-New Diet. 6-rm. brick; tiled
bath; near Hyattsville; fun bsrnt., sas
heat large lot; price, S13,b00 with 20T
down. Ma. 1857: ewes, ME. 4479. 3
NEW I-BEDRM. COTTAGE, vacant and
modern: lge. lot: S6.450: move in on
down payment; easy terms.
At b. C. line-New 3-bedrm. brick: tile
S13,500; good terms.
WoObRiDGE REALTY CO.. 23s1 Rhode
Island ave. ne. NO. 1908.
COLORED1OXON HnI- "A miles out ..
c., rs acres. 2-rm. dwelling fully furn.;
Sc, 300; grand view, high elev.. branch on
back property line. rights to SS well;
bsmt for home excavated. Locust 7476.
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ARE you THINKING OF SELLING? II
so. you should know
/. How to sell to your best advantage.
2. The present market value.
3. Difference bet. various listings.
4. The purpose of 1st and End trusts.
5. II any tax on selling price.
g. When must possession be given.
z. II there is an appraisal fee.
These and many more questions will be
gladly answered without any obligation
whatever), by calling FORD z. MORGAN,
Sr., RE. 1910; eves., TR. 6262.
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CONSTRUCTION -

PREWAR CONSTRUCTION - 6-rm. brick
Ssns Gss & sah al n.a ssfs
500. ! HARRIS ROGERS, IN. o4ss;
TxKoMAA rs1 T. pHRK-unusual 3faS opportunity; g.
with firepiaes, dining room. kitchen and
two baths ro1m with
condition and must e sold. caIi 81 isso.
TAKOMA PARK-Modern 2-bedrm. brick
s9n.d i in seto9 sana
egHel eR AN lfsyst ST. SHY 4 9s' .ve. se sh hoRs b
replacement cost, sl0,50o. and you can
not beat this valve l.s ASrish Suasalow
large usable End moor. full bsmt, with
outlet; gas &C; heat and laundry tubs;
IN STa 1879. ITS. uS. UPS. AA " N' no
You MUST SEE THIs-cheverly Manor
AbFlss All h.t, 6ung.lox,. viz. sa1.n: ssaEms
dinette, KIT. with range and De luxe
oor 1as' fn bsms %s auss sss
cash S67 per month pays interest, prin-
c2asos saa tsHf5 uN 'na as insq5snes Us s7ssc Can
AVONDALE, 540a Goth. pl-S16.750; de-
tached 2-story brick, slate roof: liv. rm.
with frepl.. din. rm.,. kit. and sun parlor.
fun bsmt. with paneled rec. rm.: COM
bination metal screen and storm sash;
poss. with deed. r NJ. PRATT CO., Ma.
CAPE COD-New, rms. shingled, 3A
acres Of fertile land on hard-surfaced rd. !:
4 rms. on 1st f.; 2 rms and bath on 2nd
some outbidgs.; nr. Laurel. Md; S9,250,
substantial cash. ALVIN EPLINo. UN.
Down PAYMENT ~ low - $500 for
CT. also available to civilians, FHA in
sured. GI approved. S12,5O0, new. brick
homes In Radiant valley, 20 minutes from
washer, de luxe s-cu.-ft. aE. refrieefator,
fully plsstered walls and tiled bath; MAY
pSsn. 1sr % fss "a .ns Iss4 for
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det home, Ia baths; oil h.-w.h.; a good
deal for the right party; excellent location;
see ntod today -
tourists, rms, tile bath, oil h.-W.hr, Are
place; excellent condition; price, $16,SOO.
At Mt. Rainier-Lge. det home, ideal
Tor school or nursery, to be sold. WOOD
RIDGE REALTY CO., 1881 Rhode Island
ave. me-, NO, 1909
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"a acre LIST commercial land; $4,000;
sEa iGH Hsds aoss :0sfs sfs.r
ExcEPTfoNAI & MsFHi VT VAIUf-A beaut. modern
S!:f h9ms Il nirff: sS
It contains lge. living rm. with fireplace;
dining rm. and modern, completely equipped
tiled bath; full basement with lge. unob-
yard inclosed with steel chain link fence:
NEY WEfNBERG 4 SONS, NC. designers
and developers Of Columbia Pines, %
2-story home. 3 full Baths; 4 large bed.
rms. modern kitchen equipped with range
and refrigerator: plenty of cabinets. full
2-car garage: large chicken house; almost
Ia. acres with long frontage on hard
surfaced road; an ideal place for riding
nossai sssiicina Hni' for n1fs sia5oo pEwrY ~
FREEMAN, 1914 Branch ave. Sc, HI.
NEW new HAMPSHIRE AVE. extended-sis.-
$50; practically new detached fye-room
tion: full basement: De luxe Bendix. Ecu;
hath a. Wss.nEeofse est Seof trust siSsoG cs
pL 19I5 till Pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
foREsTViLLE. MD.-7-room house. all
and stores; large lot. 2-car garage, Make
an appointment to see this. real value.
Priced right for quick sale. WEST REAL
ESTATE, HI. 7o99; afterl 8. Mr.. Hamilton.
: g VACANT. NEW DEr. HOMES in SILVER
Spring-Six large rms, fireplace. "a baths.
full bsmt.. gas heat, large lot; blocks
81 sooo s down DOWN pe;fsa GEN es Realty CO. Na
sss ssooM MA AND BE sAfE tfis white shn.l.d hoas.
h. ~ h. sas range, 3 bedrooms and bath
on end floor: living room. dining room.
kitchen on LIST a. Buy direct from owner.
Sl1 800 Can Roekyille 3s9s; IL
BETHESDA BUNGALOW with 2 bedrms.
and bath on 1st nr.;. I'm. second dr.: oil
&C. h; copper plumbing. sH0CkEY d
MOORHEAD. AD. 002l: open till 9. -S
HERE's YOUR ANsWER. New brick home.
3 bedrms, 2 baths, liv. nm. with nrepl.,
lge equipped kit, din. rm.. Venetian blinds
throuehout; slate roof. copper suffering
from transp., mr. District line l blk Oh
n. II. ave SHOCKEY d MoORHEAD, AD.
SILVER SPRiNG. close fn-charming
brick Cape Cod. preyar built, o rms. and
3 baths fncfudins .bedrm. and bath on 1st
door. An unusually nice home "a nnsst
location; priced under SIC. 600. EO9ERT
r LoAR, Aealtor. S1l Cedar St. Takoma
NH. 10. C., GE. 0Z6T. ~ !.
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Ss''| 's|eStp; ONLY 1rE1-on1y ee., sla.se:
iyine reon s51s repaee a nass and guest coset
equipped ti Kitchen with space for break.
bath bath With lady's vanity shelf and mirror.
Full basement, steel-beam construction
Gas heat, screened, insulation, weather;
:EiSRsa Htfs eenTsnfns Ia sd'ri
MH9EE s9EE sRENG BE az BRfCk Hps o. lovely
nf.'ieHief mr. PioWer and Piney Branch I'd siS
fine rooms, tiled bath; full basement
sss onal heas Iasse slaf .sie RS 5000
COTTAGE CRY. MD. = Det. 2S-story
ished rec. rm., oil h-w.h.: living rm. 15x30
with fireplace; in excel. cond.: block from
transp. and shopping' yacant; T p5ised pSa r% 70
ss94sdako% s9 IA Ssat WiTs fTs' rRGek YlfseE
rooms. tiled bath, oak floors, beautiful,
modern kitchen tbis and ashs Oh psce Of
property. r less @ than sIs.o0o: good terms.
Mr.. Davis. GIL; 1909, e5elusiys .Es1ltah
coEoNiAh l2G4 ifsh capE ccoD-rerrace apt. Of 3
rms. and bath. plus 6-rm. and 2-tiie- -patn
slae I E. bssr bsaln ss .nd a. H.
Gu Custom nai butt. smf Nearly new oii ~. heat.
5s p5ss SIib SRly psoWs ss sso oaEAfTY If coRf
s2TyER sGIs; n; ps;PRiSa-A ssfs on r.t noor. LARGE
~. rm with open hrsDi ad dtn Tl m. ba9S m9S
ther EXPANSION; convenient location; gas
heat prise only i, sissoWS sRoWN Nj REAnTY XII.
CORP Realtors, DU. S55S.
Evening star., 1948-05-28

Evelyn Levinson. ,5 s66I I4th st. NV.
George Warner. IS, Chevy Chase. Md,
and Thelma Simmons, -. 1911 3lst st,
Thurston Morris. 30. and Sarah Sachs,
30both Of $40 G st; s;e.
and Beatrice Evans. "a, 91s Euclid st.
Jesse e Eubenk. 81, 74s ard st. NV, and
LynnWood Mason 20. 21S Mississippi ave:
Sc, and Patricia Burgess. 20, 44O5 3rd
George Wood, "A, Ft. McNair, and Beulah
Francis scott, g, LarEsyille PA. PA. and apu
James Allen, ,a1, 9aO 63rd St. ne. and
LoutreIl Hymsn. 53. 1914 iith st, NV,
and Vera Laviscount' 20, Howard Uni
Edwin VII 1'' Bsalderson, %, 4se Nicholson st:
NV, and Margaret South, 20. 736
John ssa Ssy. 4srry Z M;atR iss 5n D l..
"i and Pn"i Fern Burgess. ' ~ 1863 T Lamont m st.
Hugh csrnsal s A; RE, Rs7pgrs g.+ ". ". and
william Joy; n; 1923 st. Sc, and Feta
lOS Sot SacfeE " Isl sRs sse iA0m'' o.
"a a and a adelaide MacNeiile' 50, Woodbine'
James me-; FELTON,. So, 7ea Columbia I'd; NV.
and Villa Holtzelaw, 30, 6O6 eth st.
Church rd. NV, and Catherine Byrnes,
rddls i H9T sTst53 GeorS1a ave snd Emma nw GRAY
Grafton ta "a Jones. >; jr.s Is, 347 st. sw
:, and vasca johnson; l9, 3os E st. sw
Dolores icir Hammond. is, "a Myrtle st. ne
Edward DarltI. IS. 527 CongresS st; Sc,
Donald Hotter, Hotter 9s'' 1904 Potomac ave
Sc, and Mary McCann, 25, 1o41 L ST.
Hubert Humphrey, 80. 1925 18th st. NV,
and Mary Murden, 81, Atlanta Ga:
Elijah Brown, 80; 55l7 Hayes St. and
Gofdon GGa 5Tyfs 5rieS, 80 YIN YcA ST. and nf Mildred
Desilva, ~, Canal Zone:
and a"lnE Ios Iee &C. 81 1 lss NeTsGh Bsmors s
Milton Mite l. Perez, 81. Indian Head, Md. and
r1ns Hs Hs Iong 80 So 59l2 Aesandra sh ii Va and
John Goiiiere, y, and Mary Locovoro,
cbses 9 e0h Arey H q e. og Wsst st.
and Dorothy Heiss, 2l, 1886 Pennsyl-
vania ave. Sc.
Robert aoSs Bea5s Ss ao sos III st. st. ns sw and
RAYMOND i Hilby. 23. IA A st. ne, and
Regina OBrien, 10, 1901 End st. ne.
Alonzo Hill, 40, 1920 10th st. NV and
Mary Clark, Al, 141S Florida ave. NV.
Thomas Palmerlee. 40, 1927 R st. NV.
and Mary Devlin. SO, 3112 Rodman st.
john ordakowski, g, 1744 Pst, NV: and
Mary Marinko, 23, 1740 P St. NV.
David Schlaifer, 81, 200 18th st; NV.
and Anita Rosett. 26, 4605 9th ST. NV.
Thomas Toy, 33, 131 Irvlngton St s.w:'
and Gioia Merkle, 90, 315 Franklin St.
ne.
Roger Higgins. 81. Alexandria. Va. and
Oma Hilliard, 81, 32l E st. s.e:
william Stofko. %. Ft. McNair. and Mar
tina MCGOWAN, 10. a05 Jackson st. ne.
John Kileen, "a, 2420 Wisconsin ave.
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Births Reported

CFrom the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Charles and Jane Abbott, girl.
Robert and Blanche Abel, girl.
Leo and Dorothy Apperson, girl.
Francis and Maebelle Arlin, boy.
Harold and Marie Arps, boy.
Joseph and Betty Asin, girl.
Thomas and Charlotte Athouse, boy.
Joseph and Mildred Behun, girl.
Cletus and Alice Benden, girl.
James and Mary Bennett, girl.
Floyd and Doris Berger, boy.
Ernest and Helen Binnix. girl.
Raymond and Marie Bladen, girl.
John and Frances Bogard, girl.
Lawrence and Ruth Bond. boy.
Joseph and Patricia Bozzi, girl.
Conway and Kathleen Brewer. boy.
Thomas and Alice Canway, boy.
Daniel and Frances Crystal, boy.
Frances and Patricia Dillon. girl.
Charles and Helen Dougherty. girl.
Charles and Virginia Dunnington, girl.
Frank and Susanna Evans, girl
Joseph and Jennie Ferrara, boy.
Harry and Helen Finch. girl.
Milton and Clara Fischer, girl
Wilton and Elizabeth Fones, boy.
william and Grace Fowler, girl.
James and Mayme Garner. boy.
| Benjamin and Ruth Graham, girl.
Samuel and Juanita Green. girl.
Darrow and Myrtle Haagensen, girl.
Warren and Nancy Hall, boy.
Otto and Ella Haug, girl.
BENJAMIN and Dorothy Hutton, girl.
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Deaths Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau OF Vital Statistics.

Ann F. Hinson, 81. 1903 Wisconsin ave
Ida Callahan. 70, 41oa 18th pl. ne.
Ella NJ Murphy, ~, 530l Dorset pl. NV
NV.
James c. Atterway, 81, 1854 Rhode Island
ave. NV.
Margaret Marean. 63, 1923 Ogden st. n W
Emanuel Chios, 50, 309 9th st. ne.
John Harrison, so, $40 5th st. NV.
Waiter T. Carlson, A., 1741 2sth st. Sc.
Pearl r. Baskin, 3S. 65l4 7th st. NV.
William Cloe, 81, 1920 18th st. sc.
Opal L. Eyerage. 81. $500 Both st. NV.
Atlanta jolly, 5S, 1444 w st. NV
Fanny Davis, 81, 627 Springmans ct. s.w
Edward Thornton, 45, Sc DeFrees st. r.w
Melvin ]. Butler, 35, Seat Pleasant, Md.
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II Acting Deems Named
IBy 6. w. Law School

George Washington University Law
School has announced appointment
of two members of its faculty to
serve as actiEg deans this summer
IN the absence of Dean William c.
Van Week, who Is i'll.
They are William r. Fryer, for the
first session, and Carville D. Ben
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Richard and Anna Jef,ries. boy.
| Daniel and Eula johnson, girl.
Allen and Phyllis Jones. girl.
Albert and Claire Katz, girl.
Moffett and Jacoueline Knox, boy.
Turner and Mildred Lawrence, girl.
Gregoly and Laura Lock, boy.
Prank and Jean Mallinson, girl.
Robert and jane Mead. sirl. .,.,
John and Bessie Miller. boy.
Frederick and Edith Mosher. boy.
Ardill and Helen Mullet. boy.
Carl and Josephine Mcgowan, girl.
william and Neva MCKAY, girl.
Robert and Charlotte McKisson, boy.
Luther and Roberta Nye. boy.
Robert and Doris Olda, girl;
Joseph and Edith Phipps, Eiri:
Raymond and Catherine Pruitt, ooy.
Maurice and Ruth Raderman, slrl.
Bartlett and Inez Reegan, poy.
George and Joyce Reid, boy.
James and Bonnie Rtchards, girl.
Ralph and Dorothy Richardson, elri;
Frederic and Pearl Richmond; gni'
Armistead and Margaret Hood, Slrl'
Robert and Margaret sauer. noy,
Benton and Rosemary Scnaup, sirl.
Leonard and Mary Shelton. boy.
John and Ruth Shipley. boy.
Howard and Helen Simcox, glr1.
Albert and Eleanor Smith, boy.
Lawrence and Mary Thornton, elfI'
Charles and Kathleen Ireese. BOY.
Louis and Louise Van Allen, FRI.
BENJAMIN and Mary vsrmnhon, GoS'
Philip and Barbara Viehmann, fri.
Walter and Lorraine Volloers' slri.
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NV. and Catherine Mcclellan. 10. a21s
Reseryoir rd; nv. .,,s 10, :.
and Barbara Hill, IS. $500 14th st
NV.
Richard Schneider, 23, Annapolis, Md
and Marie otley, 22, 1908 Newton st
Leroy Gerlach. 2s, 113 Galveston pl. sw
and Ann Sullivan, 10, Takoma Park,
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laUS, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Wait three full days and
receiye the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1948-05-28

son. for the second. Prof. Saul Q.
'Oppenheim has been acting dean
during the wiater term.
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Earl and Aarsaret waters, boy,
Edward and Reddy Wsisbord, ,r,rl.
Joseph and Agnes Whelton. girl.
William and Ella woodward, boy.
Robert and Mollie Young, boy.
Daniel and Denny Zimmerman, Sirl.
Walter and Doris Barlow. boy.
Solomon and Catherine Carlhoun, boy
Thomas and Jean Carter, girl.
James and Catherine Douslas, girl.
Henry and Gloria Green. boy,
George and Mary Hawkins. boy.
Wili and Helen Kidd, girl.
Erwin and Pauline King, boy.
Dan and Shizuye Komai, boy.
Henry and Rosahe Smith. boy.
Hilbert and Elizabeth Turner, boy.
Jesse and Isabelle Woofork, girl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-25
WOMEN VOTERS ASK FOR IMPROVEMENT
 IN CHAD WELFARE

The Juneau League of Women Voters held it's bi-monthly busi- ness meeting and luncheon at the Baranof Hotel Wednesday with Mrs. Ernest Gruening, president, presiding. Thirty members and guests were present.
 Mrs. Ralph Rivers, chairman or the Child Welfare Committee, pre- ssnted an open letter depicting the deplorable situation due to lack of funds for approved welfare program. The League voted to send this letter to 189 clubs and organizations in the Territory. All cluhs will be asked to endorse the Leagues plea for improvement Of the Territorial child welfare pro- gram. The letter will also be sent to. 21 newspapers and seven radio stations for publication throughout the Territory.
 Plans were discussed for an open meeting for candidates for elec- ton from the First Division to he held at o'clock in the evening of October II in the Grade School auditorium. Each candidate will be allowed seven minutes in which to present his position on impor- tant public issues. After the can didates' speeches, there will be a period of time for questions from the audience. October II was chos- en for this public meeting be- cause it was felt that many candl- dates would be travelling through the district. It was felt that the greatest number of candidates would be able to be present Octo- | Der II.
 The League voted to plan for a regular weekly program of ten to fifteen minutes over the radio. De- tails of the program will be an- nounced later.
 Mrs. Burrass Smith was appoint ed Historian.
 The next meeting of the League will be held at noon October G.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-25
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Scores of important foot b al games played Friday afternoon ol evening are as follows.
 Southern California 21; Oregon State 6.
 Nevada 39;. San Jose State 0. Kansas 40, Denver 0.
 Central Washington 13; Will lamette '.
 Oregon Educational l3; St. Mar tins 12.
 Los Angeles Loyola ST, Redlands 12.
 Adams tColo0 State 20; Colo rado State 12.
 Southwest Texas IA; Trinity CTex) 0. Brigham Young 13; Pepperdine O South Carolina 46; Newberry o. Drake IA; St. Louis 0.
 St. Johns (Minn) IA; North Da- kota 0.
 Auburn 20; Miss. Southern l4. Detroit 36; Toledo 0.
 Lebanon Valley T; Temple T. Syracuse 13; Niagara g. Boston College 26; Lake Forest g.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-25
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} WAY TIE, FLAG RACE,
 AMER. LEAG.
By RALPH RIDDEN

"Two's company and three's a crowd" the old saying goes and, brother, that's exactly how the Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees feel today.
 These American League teams are in a flatfooted tie for the circuit leadership but by nightfall there will be some elbow room.
 The Yanks and Detroit Tigers are responsible for this thrilling situa- tion. The Tanks dumped the Red Sox, 9-6. yesterday and the Tigers upset the Indians, 4-3.
 Boston and Cleveland tegan the day's activities tied for the top out now all three of the contenders boast the same record9 victories, 56 defeats. All have seven games to play.
 The Red Sox and Tanks go at each other again today while the Indians take on the fifth place Tigers in Detroit. Thus, at the most, only two teams can share the lead come Sunday morning and should the Indians bow, only enc will be in the catbird seat.
 In the only other game played in the American league the Chicago White SoX shaded the St. Louis Browns, 4-3, in a night game in St. Louis. Al Gettel halted the Brownies on five hits.
 Tn the National League, the sec- ond place St. Louis Cardinals, be- hind the brilliant five-hit pitching of Harry dhe cat) Brecheen, stop red the Chicago Cubs, Al, to keep alive their mathematical chance of catching Boston's Braves.
 In the other National League game the Cincinnati Reds edged the Pirates, 4-3, before l8,914 fans in night game at Pittsburgh
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-25
KE7lHIKAN GRID
 S0UADL0SESOUT
 T0OAK BAY, B. {.

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Sept. 25.- iRi-In Alaska's first international football game, the Oak Bay, B. C. high school Goblins defeated Ket- chikan High last night, l2-6.
 The Vancouver Island team Eroka a scoreless halftime deadlock in the third period when Henderson skirt ed tke end and raced to paydirt. Tn the fourth quarter he nabbed pass from Ken Higgs' and went g yards for the Collins second touchdown.
 Ketchikan came back in the final seconds with Stenford lugging the leather into the end zone on line plunge.
 Rain slowed the game and stymied all conversion attempts.
 Ketchikan, which finally got an opponent after posting a S1,000 guarantee for any visiting team, will go to Oak Bay in October for a return game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-25
JAP GENERAL 10
 FACE pHiLIppIhE
 MURDER CHARGE

MANILA, Sept. 25.-lR-Respon- sibility for the murders of Presi- dent Elpidio Quirino's wife and three of tLeir children was among 58 charges filed today against It. Gen. Shizuo Yokoyama.
 Yokoyama was Japanese com mander in Manila shortly before it's liberation in February, l945. He is the first general to be tried by the Philippines War Crimes Com mission. He will be arraigned next month.
 Yokoyama is charged also with responsibility for the Japanese rap ing and killing in St. Augustin church, where more than 5000 Fili- pinos were imprisoned, and in old Fort Santiago, where about 4,000 were killed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-25
OAKLAND HAS
 2-GAME LEAD, p. {. LEAGUE
tBy The Associated Pressl

Sacramento Manager Joe Orengo had change of heart today af- ter protesting last nights crucial contest with Oakland in the Coast League pennant chase.
 Orengo withdrew his objections several hours after the games fin- ish because he was concerned with only one run. Since the Oaks won by two runs, 8-6, there was no point in continuing the beef.
 The victory keeps the Acorns two games ahead of San Fran cisco.
 In the disputed eighth, Oakland's Les Scarsella hit a long drive with two men on. Center fielder Jim Warner caught the ball. But in shifting his arm to throw, Warn CTS hand hit the back fence and he dropped the ball. This gave George Metkovich, who was on sec ond a chance to score.
 Solon Manager Joe Orengo pro- tested that the third out had been made before Metkovich crossed the platter. Oakland was ahead at the time, 7-6. The Acorns lead the series, 3-1.
 Meantime, the San Francisco club kept pace with a To victory over Seattle. And with three games to go, the Seals still have mathe- nautical chance of winning the pennant.
 Tom Hafeys pitching and Rube Novotneys three-run homer helped third ranking Los Angeles out score Portland, 12-7.
 Hollywood edged San Diego 3-2 in 12 innings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-25
FIGHT DOPE

Outcome of fights last night were as follows:
 Miami, F'la.-Humberto Sierra, 131, Havana, outpointed Jose Baby Gonzalez, 129h, Mexico City, 10.
 Hollywood, Calif.- Harry Kid Mathews, 160a, Los Angeles, stop ped Bobby Seamon, 159l2, Los An- geles, 1.
 Spokane-Eddie Jackson, POP, Se- attle, outpointed Ba be Edwards, 184, Los Angeles, 10.
 Benjamin Bailey and Peter Kit ka, Jr., enlisted for service ln the Corps of Engineers, Japan, in grade of Recruit, U. s. Army. Both men are residents of Sitka, Alaska.