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PEO KEITH'S 1O5TH
STREET. THEATRE

Rirzelio 23 Xxi 20 matyslte
sia filma: Fort Apache.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
CONFECTIONERY
STORE

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ir penktad. po 39c svaras.
Kasdien turin geros Vars..es
ir kitu pieno produktu.
Pilnas pasirinkimas CiGaru,
Cigaretu ir Tahako.
Tamsi ir sviesi rugin5 duona.
Turime Quality Ice Crea rs
Didesniu norint telefonuokit
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239. EAST 156th ST.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
Word Game

Find So or more common English
words In
LACERABLE,
meaning, capable Of being torn or
mangled." Average mark is "a words.
Time limit, 80 minutes.
Rules OF the game Words must he of
four letters by the addition Of IS" such as
nats, cats" are not used. g. Only one
form OF a word Is used. 4. Proper names
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

DUNT GIVE YOUR CAR AWAY! Let us
Wis. ty ave :.Ea;., pw;. Or 44o7. Open Sundays
CASH FoR Fofsesef YoUR s!it cAR-we Ar buy. we sell,
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Have customers waiting for all types and
St eEes sssH5s k2u co ss
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the highest retail price in town. fhe he
Bring car to BELL MoToRs, fSi Soio Wiseo1. aa; q.
MORE nOf MONEY Mo is ssSS wss you expect TO,
your car, let Donald Motors: one Of D. C.'i
largest used-car dealers. sell your car at a
Whsa you4 ouee Our p sod fee o s2 Ps R'
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cars regardless, OF price; don't trade on a
new car or sell to any one until you give
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po * ssd 81 % f. sssses
certified checks MT: Barnes or Mr sand
ers; One location. Drive in big open lot.
MOTORS. Closed Sun.
COURTESY. complete consideration and
cared for 1929 to 1912 models, Drive in
AUTO WANTED for business, i93s-47
model, good running. clean condition, for
best price ia. 1893 or Elk 424S. Ii
CLEAN 1870 AND 184I CARS wanted
this week for special sale. We will buy
40s and Ais or sell them for you. It's
mart. COLUMBIA MOTORS, Arlington.
Columbia pike and Glebe I'd. OK. 1920,
OW. 2505. Open till 9 pm. a
LADY NEEDS dependable. clean auto.
1894 t99 1s4s model. viii pay all cash.
CHEAP CARS wANTED-cash waiting
$40 to $500; any make, model, running
or not come-o or call Hillside 545O, 1000
Central ave. ne -6
Evening star., 1948-11-04
Natures Children
Australian Red
(MegGscolides nustrnMs.)
By LiIIion Cox Athey

Are you casting about for q way
to make q good living at homer
One that does not call for too much
capital and labor?. You will do well
to investigate the raising Of earth
worms with fish appeal"
OF the 1900 varieties of earth.
worms none can give the satisfac-
ton that is proved with the Austria.
liam red. Its bright red color at
tracts the favorable attention Of
fish. Once q fisherman has tried
the red he is a satisfied customer.
II you possess a backyard you are
alreadys ahead, though these re-
markable worms can be raised in
shallow boxes. You have to contact
a firm in Sydney, Australia that
stocks Australian capsules" as the
eggs are called.
These capsules are miniature
worms which you plant in the soil.
In their native swamps in Australia
these worms reach length of seven
feet. In America, four to six inches
is their average length.
The soil must be kept moist; not
wet. Whatever you do, don't water
the ground during hot weather.
The worms will get the vibration Of
water pelting their roof, and all
earthworms know they would drown
If they remained in their UNDER
ground abode. So they start for the
top. If the sun is bright and warm.
you are likely to lose your invest
ment.
If for any reason your worms
seem to shrink, they need a food
formula in their dirt diet. These
worms are very prolific. If cut in
two. they will grow the missing
parts. The halves will 60 swiftly
over the ground as If no major op-
Grafton had occurred! Earthworms
come to the surface every night to
deposit their castings at their front
door. These are the most potent
form OF natural fertilizer. Florists
pay handsome prices for 1t.
Four thousand dollars annually In
not considered much to reap for q
small backyard farm of Australian
Reds. All you>have to do is to pass
out samples to your fishermen
friends. No advertising other than
this is necessary.
For ten years there has been n
standing offer of fifty dollars to any
one who can produce q worm with
more fish appeal,
Evening star., 1948-11-04

perennial troupers, when we met at
the most recent National Champion
ship tournament. Having erred on
the side of taking his ace of clubs
too soon, he was called upon to
make clever diagnosis in order to
defeat the contract. 1t will be OBJ
served that we are of those spec
tators who applaud a good shot
even out of the rough.
South chose to open with one no
trump and Sanders decided on
snake in the grass tactics. North
lacked the count for a raise but
holding a six-card suit was disin-
clined to abandon all hope. His re-
sponse Of two clubs describes a
hand which does not have the
necessary high cards for a raise but
may be just short. Then again it
might be based upon hand that is
totally unsuited to no-trump play
and on which responder intends to
rebid clubs If opener takes further
action. Such rebid by the re-
sponder demands that the opening
no-trump bidder retire to his corner.
South having close to a maximum
no-trump decided to bid two dia-
monds and North returned to two
no-trump rather than three clubs
to show that his hand had some
high card value but not the neces-
sary seven or eight. points.
Sanders, fearing the long club suit,
elected not to double but led the
king of spades. Declarer chose to
take the first trick, a somewhat
doubtful procedure, and Immediately
returned the king of clubs. West
took the trick. Had he held up for
two rounds declarer would not have
been able to bring in the club suit
or make nine tricks in any other
manner. Two high spades were
cashed and every one followed. AS
West started to cash the fourth
spade he restrained himself momen-
tarily and INDUCED in a slight
huddle, the first pause in a series
of volleys that appeared to have
come from Gatling gun.
Declarer's bidding clearly marked
him with the ace and king Of dia-
monds (else he could not possibly
have more than 16 points, q rank
minimum, so that nine tricks are
in plain view unless the club suit
can be shut out. This can be ac-
complished only if declarer has the
lone king-queen Of clubs If the
last spade is cashed declarer will
have chance to discard the block
ing queen of clubs.
So reasoning, Sanders withheld
his remaining spade and shifted to
the king of hearts to the declarer's S
downfall It's a lucky thing that
East had the jack, to be sure, but If
he didn't there was no hope for the
defense.
It would have been simpler If
West had not taken the ace Of
clubs, but then I wouldn't have had
story today.
| Copyright, 1a4s, BY Charles H. ooren.)
Evening star., 1948-11-04
AUroMoBiLEs.FoR SALE.

AUTO AUCTI0N-seli Or buy a car this
modern way; sell only II bid Is satisfac-
buying or selling car here. Big auction
sale every Tues. eve, pm, 1113 Va.
ave. Sc. or 100 1lth st. s.e, TR 7113.
(Auction sales rain or shine)
GTANIEv N unRNER TNC u,,IoI- II
Evening star., 1948-11-04

sTERRETT MOTOR SERVICE. INC, 1887
East-West hwy, 81. 1900. Your friendly
west Washington, offers these quality used
cars at considerable reductions,
Evening star., 1948-11-04
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. George W. Crone

Score one point for a correct solu-
ton to each Of the first five prob
lens. The last problem counts five
points.
l. An addition to a legislative bill
is usually called a.
Codicil Postscript
Amendment Agenda
2. With the advent of the first
baby in home, the household work
is increased by an estimated
1870 $50 500 75%
3. Which one alone of the follow
ing does a child inherit?
Intelligence Kindness
Intuition Liking for Music
4. The age of a person with a nor
NAL pulse rate of 70 would be
10 days 10 years
8 months 30 wears
5. Which one Of these creatures
has frog as foot?
Horse Cat Turtle Sheep
s. In the left-hand column below
Evening star., 1948-11-04
his i

The music? Forget it. You don't
write music-you snitch it from 9TH
er songs, bar here, a bar there. It
has a more familiar sound that way.
Moreover, Article II of the Tin
Pan Alley code of ethics makes It
unlawful for radio and dance band
vocalists to be able to read music.
Since they learn new songs only by
ear, memorizing will be considerably
speeded up if your tune is simply a
rekash of other tunes, which, Of
course, are rehashes of other tunes,
ad infinitum.
Oh, I'll admit there are exceptions.
Occasionally a great and original
song achieves popularity and ulti-
mately becomes a classic-Cole Por-
ter's Begin the Beguine," Hoagy
Carmichael's "Stardust," Gershwin's s
THE Man I Love-" etc.
But you needn't worry about that.
Follow the easy rules in this article,
use the six standard rhymes and
frankie and Bing will soon place
you among the immortals.
4, Are you guilty Of using "ain't" or
"arent r.? Mr.. Colby discusses these
common errors in his leafet. C-2O.
For a copy. send 8 cents in coin and
sStanpea Sim Sc SELF ss ddEsssed envelope to
Station g. New York 10. NJ Y.
Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1948-11-04
Not This

are listed the names Of five tools or
instruments normally employed by
the workers shown in the right
hand column. Try to match them
appropriately. You are entitled to
one point for each correct Judgment.
(a) BloWtorch (v) Sailor
20 Hone (w) Machinist
(c) Shin guards (x) Barber
(d) Sextant (y) Plumber
(e) Calipers % Baseball player
Score yourself as follows: o..
poor; 3-6, average; 10, superior;
9-10, very superior.
ANSWERS.
!. Amendment. g, sos. 3. Intelli-
gence. 4. 80 years (pulse Is faster in
Childhood, 8. Horse. 8. Ia Blowtorch-
shin sshtdm6sr 9ye. % aone1Barber *: tc)
Sailor tv). (e) calipers-Machinist (w).
Evening star., 1948-11-04
Take Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
How to Be q SOngwriter.

NOW 10 De u SOnS WIltcF.
Be a songwriter! Astonish your
friends! Earn big money! Make
the Hit Parade!
After analyzing thousands Of pop
ular songs, I have discovered the
simple, one-lesson formula for GER
tain success. You can't fail; so sit
right down and dash of your hit
song today. Here are the easy rules:
/. Forget about grammar. Good
grammar will disqualify you. "a
friend Of mine submitted a gram
matically correct song to a New
York publishing house. He's being
sued for violating Article I of the
Tin Pan Alley code of ethics)
2. The lyrics of every popular
song must include these rhymes:
June night, moonlight; stars above
you. how I love you; entrancing,
while dancing; all your charms, in
my arms; hold my hand, under
stand; far apart. in my heart
Now the other words In the song
do not matter-your 6-year-old
brother can fill them in from his
flrst-grade speller. All that counts
Is the six standard rhymes. Just
fill in the dotted lines any old way,
and, presto! Fame and fortune are
yours.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 1912 4-door sedan. Presi-
dent; original blk. hnish, heater and de-
owner car: low mileage; 1,1s5. HALEYs.
INC, 2020 M st. NV, MA. 1900. IS
WILLYs Jeep station wagon; r. and h.;
5000 miles perfect shape; must sell i'm
WILLYS 194s Jeep station wagon, $1,7S5;
ieep equipped with mower. 81 ,125: can be
financed. OIL $500; ewes, OIL. 1917.
WILLIS station wagon 1s4s; excel. cond.,
saae %ss sSd vi HI s5oa
WI. $500; nights. OIL. 1862.
AUTOS REPoSsEssED-1s3s Dodge cpe:.
THE ORIG" WASHINGTON AUTo auc-
ton sale every Friday night. 9 pm, s511
WILL TRADE Dodge 1947 convertible and
cash for l947 Buick Super convertible
Mr.. GREEN, Ex. 1870 bet. and $50
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
{. 6. TENDER CITRUS FAXES FRESH WAFER
 TO CRIppLED TANKER

Coast Guard tender Citrus put in at Juneau this morning to take on fresh water for the crippled Navy tanker Mission Santa Cruz which ran into trouble Wednesday about 100 miles west of Cape Spen- cer.
 The tanker, which was assisted by c. G. Cutter Unalga, enroute here from Adak, is now anchor ed at Pleasant Island in Icy Pas sage, according to It. l.. G. Bak- CT, executive officer of the Citrus
 Fresh water supplies on the tank CT ran low after boiler trouble caus- ed an excessive use of water, It Baker said. The Mission Santa Cruz cargo of oil products is be- ing transferred to the navy tanker Sohocton. A navy tug is expected to tow the tanker into port for repairs.
 The Citrus was dispatched to the scene of trouble from Ketchi- kan. She left here at HOO o'clock this morning to return to Icy Pas sage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
DEMOS CARRY
 ELECTIONS IN
 3RD AND 4TH


 Unofficial returns. including ab- scented ballots are in from the
 Third and Fourth Divisions. Returns show a nearly solid Democratic front with George Miscovich of Fairbanks. the sole Republican rep ,resentative to be elected to the of- flee from the two divisions, and John Butrovich, lone Republican senator.
 Winning the Senatorial race in the Third Division are Walter D Huntley and Steve McCutcheon toth Democratic candidates. In the
 Fourth Division Frank Barr, Dem- Iocrat, and John Butrovich, Jr., Re- publican, were elected as senators Elected to the House of Repre- sentatives from the Third Division are Stanley J. McCutcheon, Chester
 Carlson, c. A. Pollard. William Egan, Jack Conright. Clarence Keat- ing and Alfred Owen, Jr. Representatives from the Fourth Division will be Glen Franklin, Es- sic Dale, Frank Angerman, Warren A. Taylor and George Miscovich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
CAMPAIGN SPEECHES NOT TOO GOOD SAYS
 SPEAKER J. MARTIN

NORTH ATTLEBORO, Mass Oct. 3O.-lR-House Speaker Joseph w. Martins newspaper says that the speeches of Republican nominee Thomas E. Dewey sound good but promise nothing
 The speeches of President Tru- man, the paper added, have still less to recommend them"
 "Dewey's speeches have been de- signed for tonal effect" Martins newspaper said in an editorial pub lished the night before Dewey had made special trip to North Att tleboro to call upon the Republican Congressman's mother, Mrs. Cath erine Martin, ST.
 Dewey and Martin exchanged pledges of cooperation between the White House and Congress if the Republicans win next Tuesday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
 INJURED IN
 APT. BLAZE

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-lR-Two per sons were known dead and nine were injured early today in a fire that destroyed a four story brick apartment building on the South Side
 Police estimated about 100 per sons, who occupied 35 apartments in the building, escaped to the street in sleeping attire.
 The dead, both unidentified, were a man and a woman. The charred body of the man was found on a third floor landing and that of the woman in her second floor apart nent.
 Bremen carried about 25 occu- pants from the building at 6427-6429 South Harper Ave. Most of those who escaped from the blazing struc- ture made their way down a fire escape.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30

 FALLS TO
 (0MMIE5
By The Associated Press

Mukden, largest city in Man. churia, was reported today to have fallen to Chinese Communists The reports were unofficial but appar- ently reliable.
 China's government was torment ed by the twin specters of defeat and defection of national troops Fall of Mukden to the Reds would mean the governments loss of prac- tically all of Manchuria. Red control of Manchuria,. in turn, would step up the Communists timetable for the next probable operation the battle for North China.
 Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek hastily flew south to Nanking from his Peiping headquarters. Inform ants in Ranking said Chiang's re- turn there presaged possible drastic developments" Chiang's spokesman in the north declared the battles raging now would be decisive in Chinas civil war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
barienders as Baby Siffers,
 Election Day

DECATUR, H., Oct. 30.-tR- About 100 Decatur union bartenders will be available for basy sitting jobs next Tuesday, Election day.
 Mothers wanting sitter so they can go to the polls can get bar tender as baby sitter at Local 23, Bartenders, Hotel and Restaurant employees Union.
 R. K. Young, union business agent, said the bartenders agreed to offer their services because they VIII Ice idle. By state law saloons are closed in Illinois during the time the polls are open on Election day.
 Young sDid the union has not oe- cided on wages for bartenders. But they won't be much, he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
REPUBLICAN, PORK BARREL
 IS BIG ONE
Spend More than 15 Times as Demos on House and
 Senate Campaigns

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-tRw The Repual.oan party has spent. more than IS times as much money on House and Senate campaigns as the Democratic party.
 Final prediction financial re- ports filed with Congress show that COP Senate and House campaign committees spent S715,749 up to Thursday, compared with a Demo- cratic total of S46,999.
 The committees reports did not include all money collected and spent by the candidates themselves. nor money spent on Congressional campaigns by other groups such as labor unions. The statements cov- cred only what was collected and spent by the party on its House and Senate candidates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
CARGO BY AIR
 CHEAPER THAN WAFER HAUL
Contracting Firm Gives Testimony di CAB Hear
 ing Held in Anchorage

ANCHORAGE Alaska, Oct. 30.- tRl-The week-long Civil Aeronau- tics Board hearing on Alaska air services was recessed for today aftef a contractors representative testified to the heavy use of air. planes for cargo shipments.
 Jerry Dunkelberger. traffic man. ager for Birch J -Johnson-Ly the major firm in Alaska military pro- jects, said shipping of many con- struction items by air is cheaper than by water. He testified before Examiner William Cusick yester- dal afternoon as an Alaska Air lines witness.
 The airline is one of those seek ing a certificate for regular schedule route between Alaska and the states.
 Dunkelberger said that in the past two years his firm had flown approximately 7,5o0,OoO pounds of cargo to or from the Territory.
 Due to heavy packing required for scientific instruments and extra handling charges for fragile items shipping by air is often less ex- pensive," he declared.
 Supports Alaska Airlines
 In support of the Alaska Air lines petition for a regular flight permit, Dunkelberger said the car
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
ANCHORAGE MERCHANTS
 DENY RISE

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Oct. 30.- R-Anchorage merchants strongly denied yesterday that retail food prices have increased sharply since the strike.
 Replying to a statement issued by Col. Harry Generous, Fort Richardson commander, leading food dealers issued an invitation for public inspection of their food prices, books and methods of mar keting.
 Colonel Generous said that War Department employees living in the city had complained that pri- ces had heen boosted since the start of the maritime strike-in some stores "as much as 30 per cent"
 The merchants today challenged anyone to find even per cent increase.
 .One dealer asserted prices were dropping, rather than increasing.
 Colonel Generous issued an ul- timatum to merchants, declaring that the Army will throw open it's commissary to War Depart ment civilians living in the city unless prices are held down.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
Business, Industry Reported
 In Generally Sound Condition

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 30.--tR--- Business and industry are in a generally sound condition and there is mo possibility of a crack-up in the financial market" says the President of Dun and Bradstreet.
 Arthur D. Whiteside sees very little difficulty ahead of us un- less there should be an interna- ticnal breakup"
 The former ce-President of the War Production Board told the Ro- tary Club here.
 Business slowed up in the late spring and summer. That was as it should have been A perpetual sellers market creates high prices and harms everybody. We now have swung to a buyers market and the buyer best knows that is godo for the country"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
TRAIN COLLISION
 IN VERMONT KILLS
 FOUR, INJURIES FIVE

NEWBURY. Vt.. Oct 30.--4R--- Two engineers and two firemen met death and five persons were injured early today in a headon collision of two Boston and Maine Railroad passenger trains.
 The accident occurred in an iso- lated area where trains operate on single track with automatic block signals
 Both were Boston and Maine Railroad trains, although the crew of the engine on the northbound train were Canadian Pacific Rail- read men.
 A Boston and Maine Railroad spokesman was unable to explain immediately how the trains collided despite the automatic signals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
ROBBERS F0ILED BY BARRAGE OF CANDY
 BARS IN H0LD-Up

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30.-lR-An attempted holdup of a North Phil adelphia store was ioiled today by a candy barrage.
 Four holdup men walked into the shop and one trained pistol on Mrs. Mary Tucker, 45-year-old shopkeeper. She screamed, flung handful of chocolate bars at them.
 Three of the men started for the cash register and Mrs. Tucker continued to fire-one candy bar at a time. She screamed loud CT and louder. The men fled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
cop Party Is
 Ceiling Rid
 0fRight Wing

DENVER, Oct. 30.-lR-The Re- publican party, says Sen. Wayne Morse tR-Ore). is getting rid of its reactionaries :. and thank goodness.
 Morse, speaking at political rally here last night, blamed a coalition of "reactionary Repub- licans and Democrats for passage of the Taft Hartley Labor Act over President Truman's veto.
 He termed the law a "tremen- dous mistake of the Republican 80th Congress" and said the veto would have been sustained in the Senate "if the President had lifted even little finger to help me-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
IN
 FRANCE GO
 BACK, J0BS
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 French coal miners went cack to work today in increasing numbers boosting the hope of Government leaders that the strike may be nearing an end. The stoppage, led by communists, has cost France more than 4,0Oo ,00Q tons of coal X The apparent easing of Frances laEor troubles came as unrest de- veloped in Italy's farm areas. In Southeastern Italy agricultural la bor leaders assailed the Government and landowners for growing unem- ployment and accused them of an offensive against the rights of the workers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-30
The w ashington Merry Go Round
Bv DREW PEARSON tcopyright l94s, by The Bell Syndicate.
 Incl

WASHINGTON Around the Army's Pentagon, largest office building in the world, winds a network of modernistic macadam highways which have now become the center of one of the Capltafs most interesting hush-hush income tax scandals.
 For the men who built these highways, w. J. Doc" Hardy ana F. Mckenzie Davison of the Ar lington Asphalt Company, appar- ently did not feel they should pay Iull taxes on the profits they made from Uncle Sam. In fact, Treas ury agents who finally caught up with the pair, estimate that they quick-changed Uncle Sam out Of $500,000
 Probably that explains a yacht, a home in Florida and new man. sion in Virginia.
 However, the two Virginia con-
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