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Evening star., 1948-06-15
PERSONAL.

mate Cal MISS ri RICE, at AK. sas5, IS.
DRIVING LESSONs-Learn to drive with
cs a9a a. Safes 1900 in kESYoNPEcR
DRIVING SCHOOL, 2s25 Wilson blyd.. bllyd..
PicTERE RHHFtisE' FRAM1NG-peal directly with
our craftsmen, and enjoy the heneht OF
reasonable factory prices. Our special for
June. any high school or college, diploma,
BROOK PICTURE FRAMES, 7o7 ,sth
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
week heart, asthma. rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness. piles, colds. flu or other all
ments.. Also relief from aching; swollen
benefit. Lady naturopath, 20 years ex-
ANNoUNcEMENT.LEA ENGEL, dress;
her recent illness and is now ready to
Se n onss hr G
willow = Lawn Avn sc School Is has hS i'm
BETTER Hf1 hss HE HEALTH ss STUDIO: colds ' and
chronic pains treated: trained nurse; ap-
epiBifT' CABiNET HATHs. reducing; gentlemen
only WILLIAMS, formerly opposite May
flower. Hrs 10 am. to 10 pm. Gil. 6lf2.
CoPYWRTER. four yrs exper., copywritins
and productdi9ona desires free-lance ,H. work
DREssSIaKiNG and alterationsI7Fi
I55p. NJ eqi9I snf 5sss ao es55 1ord.5 ~.
ful hands rub your aches and pains away,
3025 o ST. NV. MI 1870.
CAMP CATOCTIN-Girls to 16: Northern
Va: mtns.: riding, swimming. tennis, crafts;
full time nurse professional instruction.
PARSONS CoUNTRYsIDE CAMP assures
your child of "wonderful neyerstoebess for.
pony riding, swimming. creative arts and
age groups for boys and girls; hot lunches;
daily transp.; overnight camping, Lltera-
ture mailed upon req. RUTH PARSONS.
director Weekdays and SUNDAYS. inspee-
ton invited II to pm. 94o1 Ga. ave
MAPLE SYRUP. new Vermont. delivered
quart tin two dollars hah-fallon', 80.
FFif1RMaaNENI Fi1 IAN :, WAVES, 81: shampoo and rs,
work done by advanced students. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st.
DENTAL TECHNICIaN-JosEPH RICE.
Prompt service on dental plate repairs.
aLfEfarioNs AZ Is on al iad iades gar
prompt and efficient service: open ewes.
3109 14th st. NV. CO. 2221
WANTED-Men and women who are un.
married and enjoy good, company. and who
good &C ID cismbake lamb ; dance or card party. II
% 1Ts oys For 20 Fun aad cLB q so9s s 6s ST.
v1croR fH09i Gr6kcEs Ps so3 TUNES rfASos in
Wash. and sub; within 50-mi radius
TO WHOM 1T MAY coNCERN-we w. I.
Barrows and w H. Clark are selling the
Free of all debts IL
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. exper: books started, serv
ices; tax returns, statements audits. Ho.
AccoENTAST, acc expert: books started. kept
part time, tax returns prepared, state
%ses sTssi ssthsTPoofRs ns 201a
tax, Govt reports. wishes to locate In
D. c. or vic, eXper. covers commercial
printing plants and adyertisins cost sta ae; E;
like TO manage sick business or tackle
tough Job; IS yrs at present pos; age -
Avail for interview July l. Best OF feis'
ssTrdRsfY' Fl 5atiEi s'sa s5. college and G W U.
srad gen practice sxDer exssyy sSss oeer
tion with future. Box 104-G, Star. IL
BAKER all around sober; sweet dough
BATTERY, generator and starter man. long
experience. desires good connection, Box
SookKPiRs..-AccoUNTANr Pa 900. thorosgh-
ly experienced, qualified office manager
can handle must detail and tax matters,
preparation of profit, and loss and fnano
clientele; No agencies need reply Box
cHEM1sTKY STUDENT; 40. 40 semester r + hrs 1r,.
elSf9fnsD eSEoEnD Nan Ms Sg2sr SWxsrs JOB as Store
hRiE EHY e %aFE sfpsF MAS waRs YORK
1atchman or other iieht work; formerly
FFrSAsGp. SldS sps5e aceouSSS * SsS with account
experienced. Al refs. Box 399-E' star.
LAW STUDENT DESIRES WORK in after
noon, 2-6 and on Saturdays Cali Oh
iEGAL CLERK K-sTENoGRAPHER, law stu
dent. wants summer Job with opportunity
I1GAE Il A s1EESSoGkAPHER, L, L B 4. B.
espereneed esp,ass eseh0sPhof' Phone Tsyior S 7e
MEAT CUTTEh- -BONER, 10 yrs, exp. de-
s5ss sumner lob; po1 SI .G9E e9nSidsf sfsr perm
M2S sGasF sffSoGRhpHsR s9fssS Gsa sk veteran
secretarial position with future, sou Sp9
weekly 3 years experience BOX 81 e. f.
MAN, colored. age %. desires work as as
clerk typist. Ediphone and mi mmeogTspTh stsns,Ts
Phone DE; 1866 after pm ~
wishes. Job as tracer. Call NO s.2l
NAN saaSAGRR z T Rs STEWARD, city or or country
club, refersnees s Boy 139-D' 90 r-sd star in
greener pastures ambitious with initia--
ssfts i,f snST MAssSER Boz OsvafABLf tR fa
years continuously engaged in sales mar
keting distribution, merchsndislnE n g, omn1 ana
tive field; excellent record and references
Cambridge University honor graduate.
young, aggressive; prefer to associate 1t;n WITH
quar- quarters er in M washington b c, or Balti-
SsIf sSEfs Nd rRopUoTfoS. RSa 81 star MANAGEMENT
graphic arts, 90 years: engaged now as
Representative on Government contracts.
New car; no objection to travel non
drinker Box 140-E, Star. To-
TYPIST. knowledge of shtd., for insurance
work; no exper. necessary. 5-day week
i YouhNG MAN, veteran, recently returned
from Japan. desires clerk-typlst work
overseas considered. Experienced, excel
lent refsrenss =, Box RE, sr., Star c,erica,
library assistant, investigator. etc de
sired by school teacher. As. Box 332-E'
3 COLLEGE soPHoMoREs. y and 90,
desire summer employment; neat appear
willing to work both have cars. Box
Will GRADUATE from accounting course
August permanent location or travelling
TR. 2459 after $50 and before 6'42.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACH, typewriters. calculators,
cash regs Office eduiDt. any kind; top
price NE. 1886; CO. 4625 ewes, Sunday.
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcu-
lators, bought and sold and rented. RE,
Il77. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO" sla
ANTIQUES. brtc-a-brsc. china, silv.rvsrs.
DORA KRUPsAW MILESTONE. 1885
ANTIoTES-Furniture. brlc-a-brac. china
glassware, rugs, siiVervares paintings;
highest cash prices paid. csn MURRAY,
BffpRooM ff,R SUITES. dining room suites,
porch furniture in any amount anted at
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD. of all Dc:
st our expense DISTRICT BOOK STORE.
ri 9th St NV, ME-. 69e5.
CAMERAS, all types. movie eaqipmenss;v ~
sceessories bought At highest prices skEr'
opposit. Dept, Of Justics. Re. 2A34
msnts, ns.u ~ etc. MORRIS PAWNBRoKERs
SALES, 100 Florida ave. NV. MI. 69l4.
Open evenings. VIII call to give estimate.
cLoTHINs-Highest prices paid for mems
NV Me S7s7 Open ewes Will call
DIAMONDS, old gold and silver: dismone
watches and discarded ievelry Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. NC. sl4 18th O. ny.
Continued on Next Pass)
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ACCORDION, also other instruments; pvt.
lessons; instruments loaned for trial. For
infor.. AID. 1895. Mr.. JAY. Is pm 80
MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture. all
subjects taught Approved BY Government
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 G st NV, DI. 1852.
DRIVING LESSONS-Learn to drive. with
ease and safety in a duel-controlled car.
Gail CHI, 1000 INC.
DRIVING SCHOOL. 2s25 Wilson blvd
Arlington, Va. IL
LEARN TO DRIVE in washington's Oldest,
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school: 194S model cars;
patented dual controls: permits secured
D. c.. Md, Va EASY METHOD. NO: 1894.
COMPTOMETER COURSE with touch typ
ing, easy to learn, hundreds Of openings.
Reg: early. New classes now starting.
BO2D'S. 700 18th. MA. .-33s
MPTOMETER COURSE with touch typ
ing, day and night classes, Top salaried
position open. Best short courses All
types of calculators. Operate largest emp.
agency in D. C, thousands placed. Over
zlotnick, entire BLDG, floors. Reg,
early. Glasses limited BOYD's, 700
l2th. MA. o340.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

CALIFORNIA-Leavine shortly good car.
expenses MIR MARCH. RE- 5322
WANTED, reliable couple going West or
Southwest, to drive new car to Ark or
okla gas allowance. LU. 6314, $50
o 20 m 81"
YOUNG GOVT ENGINEER desires ride to
Texas next week end: exp, driver; share
exp. Phi oW. 745o or Gil. 1900. Ext. 377.
l5'
TWO BUREAU OF STANDARDS employees
desire ride TO Ashevllle. N. C. on June 1s:
Will share expenses. Call Woodlev 5547
after ; pm -i0
YOUNG; MAN desires ride West; will share
COUPLE DRIVING TO LINCOLN, Nebr;,
il ne u, take ?, references exchanged.
PA nO5O l6f
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

quarters good reference: in or out OF
town AT O21S Jh'
MAN AND WIFE. colored. desire part
time janitor work with quarters. Phone
REFINED MATURE COUPLE with
grown son. ! small daughter. to act as
resident manager, full or part time and
maintenance engineer part time In eX-
change for apartment from to ..
Evening star., 1948-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

ELECTRIC FANS and air circulators. late
models, lge, and small; S7.50-Slb per
HOSPITAL BED, including side rails.
RFrRIGERAToRs AND WASHING ma
chimes DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO.. 5023
Wis ave, WO 4902. 20
RENT A PROTECTOR, entertain your
friends with home movie. ." Very reason.
FILM CENTER, 9l5 18th st. NV. Phone
Ex 1IO2 Ii
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL men:
Why pay ONCE rent? Complete mail and
phone service by competent. experienced
secretaries for a few cents . day. Con-
fdential. 1424 K at. NV. RIM. 302. RE.
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sECRETARIES-

VIZ HAVE FIRST-CLAss colored help, fun
or part time; also day workers Call
AID, Oe3a PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE: 1853 Wsllach pl NV. -l5
WE HAVE ALL TYPES Of experienced DO
mestic help. Call DE. 6645. lie
RELIABLE DOMESTIC WoRKERS; all
types of Jobs NATIONAL HOME SERVICE.
1117 You st, NV, CO. 640s, co. 5.55.
cooK-LH.w.-Iive out; exper., ref. re-
3ufred, Q adults; apt. In hotel: $40 Per
EdPLoYMENT BUREAU. 2037 K st nv.
Evening star., 1948-06-15
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN. If you need
o competent stenographer or typlst for
half day. full day, or longer. call MISS
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and ofice positions. S04
Colorado Building. 14th and G, RE. 393S,
CARD PUNCH OPR. female, 25. eXpr..
white at once Miss Gary or Miss Bond
at FORD EMP. SERVICE. al3 18th NV.
RE 2S2S.
RECEPTIONIsTS, cO-25. some college pre-
ferred; 5-iay, 81 80 month WALTER H.
KESSLER, Personnel Services. 6l2 WASH
tngton Bids
Es-Stenosrsphers. typists; ex-
cellent opportunities, days; S1S0-S25o
Evening star., 1948-06-15

FILM CENTER, 915 18th st. NV. offers
IG-mm sound proiectors-35 RCA
model 400 new, reg S54l special. s495.
Especial price for entire lot1
/ used Movie Mite. S135,
nearly new model FS-1o-N Eastman
Kodascope. S315.
/ Victor 60, used as q demonstrator,
Lite-weigh. Victor with Gin. speaker,
$3.50. ,
Lite-weight Victor with small speaker
1925.
S2Sa.5a.
and feature programs l6-mm. silent ana
s-nm rental programs. Come in today
Evening star., 1948-06-15
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

Realtor. SOs No. CapltoL Ma. bl3I. i 3
OJORED-GROCERY. in s.w.. doing good;
10 beer; 4-room apt: $4,000; $500 CASH
balance terms. Ex. 9691 l2-
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NITRSERY- ARLINGTON

For children 2-5 yrs. old. beautiful det
brick bldg, on lot l34x20U, with rms
~, baths, ;nclosed front porch. large open
rear porch, full bsmt, oil h.-wh.. Scar
detached brick garage, fire escape: fully
equipped and licensed for 30 children.
Real estate exclusive of income worth the
asking price. "
Evening star., 1948-05-13
I'VE DISCOVERED for myself

VI D1oNON LNLD 1OI LILY oC1l
an ideal way to fight >rs,s~
"Spring-Fever" .sz-
to recover from that k
"ache in your @A
bones. tagging Ia N11
ziness brought on ,
by bright Spring @A
days. Here's the secret fire.
quent glasses of FLORIDA
CANNED ORANGE JUICE! Con-
tanning a gold mine Of Vitamin
C and energy from natural fruit
sugars, it helps give you pep"
in addition to arousing list.
less appetites and stimulating d.
gestive juices! Best Of all. 1t
tastes so refreshing .. the juice
of plump. tree-ripened Florida
oranges squeezed at the peak Of
deliciousness! Just open can OF
FLORIDA CANNED ORANGE
JUICE treat that beckons
that enviable Glow Of Health, and
peps up your days, tool
Evening star., 1948-05-13

are issued. but never carried out
Omcials disappear for days at q time
while work piles high on their desks
Subordinates openly defy depart
ment heads. Coordination Of policy
is lacking because there is no main
agreement in all branches Of gov
ernment as to what policy is OF
should be-. Political rivalries have
become more intense.
Amir Sjarifoeddin, who lost the
premiership after signing the Rem
vile agreement in which the re-
public was criticized for making
too many concessions, tours the
country attacking the cabinet OF
Vice President Hatta, which has
carefully implemented that agree
ment.
Four Ex-OfEicials Accused.
Four members of the Sjarifoeddin
cabinet, now out of Office, and an
official of the Republican foreign
Office have been accused in the press
of being secretly allied with the
Dutch to sabotage the republic.
All came out of Holland to join the
republic after it was established in
Evening star., 1948-05-13

September, 1s45. None 20 far has
answered the charge.
Unquestioned BY most Repub-
licans Is the charge that Mr..
Sjarifoeddin is under the influence
Of extreme leftists who apparently
would rather see the Hatta govern
ment fail and the Masjumi (right-
list Moslem Party defeated than q
speedy settlement with the Dutch.
Mr.. Hatta himself appears af-
fiicted with political paralysis, max
ing no move to counter the dissen-
sion agitated by the Sjarifoeddin
crowd.
President Soekarno, whose pres
tige remains unchallenged, makes
speaking tours and delivers frequent
pleas for unity while the republic
stands on trial." but his pleas ap-
|parently are unheeded.
Evening star., 1948-05-13
M;MahW

MAGIC IN NUMBERS they say
and certainly FRIGIDAIRE
offers you magic in three brand
new types Of electric refrigera-
tors, with 9 models to assure the
"just right" size for YOUR needs.
OF course, the Meter-Miser, SIM
plest cold-making mechanism
ever built, is in each of 'em i.
and all are made by FRIGID-
ARE, a division Of General Mo-
tors! Each gives you far MORE
storage space in the same kitchen
space! The new FRIGIDA1RE
master" offers generous storage
room and maximum value {.
the FRIGIDAIRE Deluxe" has
the advantages Of the Master"
PLUS a bigger, colder Super
Freezer Chest and moist-cold re-
frigeration for longer protection
of fruits and vegetables. But for
the Uery finest money can buy.
see the marvellous new FRIG1D-
ARE "Cold-Wall Imperial"-
q combination home freezer and
Cold-Wall refrigerator! Visit
your Frigidaire Dealer and see
WHICH Of these thrilling new re-
frigerators suits YOURneeds best!j
Evening star., 1948-05-13
Chaos and RivaIries
|ImperiI Survival Of
|ndonesian Republic
By the Assoeiofsd Press

KALIOERANG, Republican Java
May IBIS the republic of In
donesia's ship of state cracking at
the seams?
Some of the most loyal members
of the crew are dolefully acknowl-
edging that unless a drastic over
haul can be made, the ship may &c
under before settlement with the
Dutch is accomplished to bring the
republic into the projected United
States of Indonesia.
The government is burdened with
many problems administrative
chaos, conflicting policies, political
rivalries, imitation, shortages, unem-
ployment. lack of transportation and
an abundance OF reports Of govern
mental corruption and even sabo-
tage from within.
Shortly before the Renville agree
ment was signed for truce between
the Dutch and the republic, neu-
trail observer said the republic, dec
jmated as it was last year by the
Dutch police action" and exposed
to heavy economic pressures, prob
ably had only six months more to
live. Four of these months have
passed.
Civil Servant Pessimistic.
One republican civil servant
whose loyalty to the government is
unquestioned, spoke with surprising
frankness and pessimism to CORE
spondents covering the Dutch-Re-
publican negotiations under the
United Nations Good Offices Com
mittee.
ITO me-" he sighed, "it is .miya-
Gle that the republic has survived
such a long time after the police
action"
The evidences of disintegration
are manifold. Government orders
Evening star., 1948-05-13

dump dishes in dshp.n sWERL sud. and let m
That's a. need to wipe ANYTHING but silver Reason
And securing and scubbns required Tor SWE banshe
quickly! Silks
light bubbly sWERL suds whisper to
and linger
scientific
instantly
my tip sWERL "suntosun" wash
you'll Grocer for 1t in the big box
Evening star., 1948-05-13
@:y{9 .~
%5&h s.
MAY, JUNE, JULY AN

MAY, JUNE, JULY ANY.
TIME, I'll give you the same ad-
vice / gave you back in January
and February. Serve your family
big, warming bowlfuls of Cream
Of Wheat" for breakfast then
you won't need to worry so much
about their not eating enough
when they're out from under your
"eagle eye" Try both Regular
and Enriched s Minute Cream
of Wheat" and remember
that the latter kind simplifies
breakfast-getting a lot. since 1t
cooks to tuH di0estibtrty in just
5 minutes boiling! Delicious.
creamy and smooth with a
big supply Of valuable nourish.
ment. too! Lots Of iron and food
energy and calcium, phos-
phorus and vitamin b.. You'll
have to admit that as a break
fast cereal Cream Of Wheat"
certainly rates your considera-
ton even MORE so when you
hear this. Each bowlful costs
LESS than ! penny to serve!
Evening star., 1948-05-13
..ENOUCH TO MAKE A PREACHER CUss'

mother used to say bright, sunny May days when
ever she found that dishwashing, laundering and
indoors But there need be such complaints today
. . for that new and revolutionary scientific suds,
swERL speeds up every washing job amazingly.
For instance:
Evening star., 1948-05-13
WORRIED ABOUT.YOUR

NI1ILD w Cliy IL
it's a question OF
a "finicky" appe-
tite during hot
days, let me tip
you of to COCO
MALT added to
Evening star., 1948-05-13

lullh. hlS 1lShs
chocolate-y matted food drink
makes youngsters 'lap up" the
amount Of milk doctors recon-
mend one full quart daily.
Better than that. really for
COCOMALT is so rich in calcium
that 1t makes 3 glasses Of milk
equal to a whole quart in calcium
value. And that's vitality impor-
tant for bowed-legs and
knock-knees can develop as a re-
suit Of an early diet insufficient
In BODYBUILDING calcium, miner
ais and vitamins. I urge you to
make sure with your -children...
treat 'em to COCOMALT!
Evening star., 1948-05-13
come lazy Spring

TEASERS usually badly needed come lazy Spring
days and rich tangy vegetable juices can G3%Sas1
magic them! That's why urge you to >>a4SAAzA
keen, deliciousy havorful VEGAMATO reg &(KE@
ulary! a blended combination Of 7 garden o w.
vegetable juices :. luscious and ripe toma-
carrots celery spinach parsley beets and sweet
and salt! Nobody
the refreshing bracng vEGAMATo
with meals and between meals how quickly
delightfully."- 1t picks you and perks you upl
Evening star., 1948-05-13

sILvO Liquid Silver Polish {.
In use for generations on the gold
and silver services Of English no
bility. Naturally, that proves it's
safe for your silver as 1t is
for your hands. Easy to see why
SILVO works such wonders, for
it's liquid polish-with special
properties - that gets into the
deepest crevices and most intri-
cately chased silver work. remov-
ing stain and tarnish quickly and
thoroughly, with minimum rub
bing, and what brilliance you
bring out! SILVO Liquid Silver
Polish is only 35c at Jewelry, De-
partment, and Grocery Stores!
Evening star., 1948-05-13
WHATEVER YOU LOVE de.

.tI,> serves your best care
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~ en- 1oocf van uea
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-09
GOLF TOURNEY

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 9.--'R -Golfs touring brigade head for Harlingen, Tex next stop on the Winter Tournament Trail-today minus Slammin' Sammy Snead, the drawling Virginian, who pocketed $2000 first money in the Texas Open then went home to figure out his income tax.
 All other stars were in the field going down into the tip of Texas for the Lower Rio Grande Valley Open. which like the Texas Open which was finished her yesterday, is a s10,000 event.
 Snead tied the record for Bracken- ridge Park Course at 72 holes as he won the Texas Open by two strokes over smiling Jimmy DeMaret of Ojai, Calif., finishing with a three under-par 68 for a total of 254. Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pa, entry in the tournament here until he disqualif : jed himself because he considered that he had violated a scoring rule, set the record inr 1946 Hogan will be at Harlingen when the Lower Rio Grande Valley Open starts Thurs day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-09
MeEACHRANS 10
 QUIT TERRITORY;
 PLANS UNDECIDED

MT. and Mrs. N. A. McEachran, Juneau residents since l93O, will leave here Wednesday on the Prin- cess Norah with intentions of mak- ing their home elsewhere. McEach- ran, who has represented Schwa- tacker Bros. and O., Inc, Seattle wholesale grocers, said that his plans are indefinite beyond an extended vacation.
 , Mrs. McEachran has been employ ed at the Juneau Motors since 1940. They have been residing at the 20th Century Apartments since 1946 when they moved from the Coliseum Ap- artments.
 The McEachrans will visit friends and relatives in Spokane and Seat tie and will then travel to Berkeley, Calf, for visit with their daugh- ter, Doris, who is attending the Uni versity of California.
 They expect to return here next year for brief visit while MT. Me- Eoc''ran inspects some business pro- perty he owns at Petersburg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-09
High Scorers
 In Basketball

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9.-R-The boys will be shooting at Chuck Hangers scoring leadership this week when Southern Division teams re- sume Pacific Coast Basketball Con ference games after a three-week layoff
 Hanger 6-foot, 5 l-2-inch Univsr- sity of California forward, paces the Southern Division with GA points in four games. His nearest rival is Steve Stephenson of Stanford with 50 markers in four contests.
 Jack Nichols, University of Wash ington center. tops the Northern section with IA tallies in 10 tilts. Nichols holds an 18-poin bulge over second-place Roger Wiley of Ore gon, who has counted 126 points in nine games.
 Palo Alto and Berkeley will be the scene of Conference activity over the weekend Southern California plays California Friday and Stanford Sat- urday while UCLA tackles the In- dians Friday and California the next night. California is undefeated to Lomglohe Southern branch, with USC and UCLA tied for second and winless Stanford last.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-09
N I RTHERN DIV. GAGE
 TEAMS ARE IN BUNCH

SEATTLE, Feb. 9.-tR-Heading into the h C m e stret c h of the Northern Division Pacific Coast Con- ference Basketball season, it was Washington State, Washington and Oregon State all in bunch today. 1nly a game separated the first place Cougars from third place OSC. Washington State carried into the cad this weekend as the erstwhile 7intlllating Oregon State Beavers gsre stopped cold by the Washing on Huskies and Coach Art McLar- aey's shifting zone defense.
 The Huskles twin win, by scores of 52-26 and 27-24. tambled the Beav- ITS intc third place and completed Washingtons rout of Oregon en- ries on the Seattle floors.
 LISTEN LISTEN LISTEN
 Radio KINY. 9:30 to 1O:3O, Feb 18th. Lincoln Day Dinner mes sages from Chairman Reece, Sen ator Taft and Gov. Dewey, and cther speakers. Salmon Creek Country Club is the place. All welcome. (806 4tl Republican Central Committee
 ATTENTION MASONS
 Stated communication tonight Monday, Feb. 9. Labor in M. M. Degree.
 J. w Leivers, (8O5 2t0 Secretary,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-09
HOLLYWOOD TO HAVE
 pR0-F00TBALL TEAM

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9.-tR- Hollywood, which didn't field team n 1947, is back in the Pacific Coast Football League.
 Owner Jack Fredericks, who with drew the club Saturday, changed his mind. He submitted a financial statement which must be approved hy Commissioner J. Rufus Klawans.
 Klawans was authorized to organ ize 6 team of graduating collegians to play two postseason exhibition games in Honolulu Jan. 9 and Is. The collegians will play an off-star team picked from the Coast League or the Honolulu Warriors, a League member.