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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-09
WILLIAM WINN-phone 23I or BOB DRUxMAN, PHONE ssl

2PECIAL-1 bedroom house, Gold
 Creek at A St., furnished full
 concrete basement with space for
 second bedroom, yard, large
 strawberry patch. Away from all
 traffic. $5500. DOUGLAS-3-bedroom house, furn-
 ished, cellar workshop, new two-
 car garage, lot 50x20O, garden,
 $6,30O.
 SPECIAL-24 it. troller ready to
 go only $750.
 RAISED deck cruiser, Navy hull, 35x9x4hz, 100 hp Buda conv. s315O. See blueprints of hull and picture
 of boat at our office. 30x1ox4. Troller, Chrysler Ace 90,
 ready to go. $2,8O0. $l,70o will
 handle.
 36xsx4la troller, Chrys. -sar Conv. $3,80O.
 26-FT. Gillnetter. 25 hp Universal.
 engine completely overhauled.
 complete with net. $1,250. 32-FT Gillnetter, Scripps s0-Hf, with fresh water cooling system. New 65-Gal gas tank. S1,800 22-FT. Troller - $55O.
 24-FT. Troller, Chrysler conv. S85O. STEELCRAFT. 26 it. new $32OO. CABIN Cruiser. 16 it., 25-hp Uni- versal, 5.5 beam, recently rebuilt,
 $500.
 A-HP freezing unit, gasoline driven, !, 5 eight-foot copper shelves, 12xl2.
 For troller. $330.
 l4-Ft. Flatbottom skiff, $50.
 1884 Ford Coupe, runs good, $50. lo48 Jeep with curtains, etc, $500
 down, $50 monthly. Total $500. 3-Bedrocm House, modern, good
 view, $6,80O S7o0 down, S70 or less monthly takes { 2-bed house, 1st St, total $4250. Sl500 down, SIS monthly takes large 2-story house with yard and view i Unfinished inside. Total S3,50O. s5,000 Aux Bay, five acres, some ! beach. Old 2-story house. i S1.80J cash takes beach property i near Douglas. Seawall, 2 bedroom 1 house, good water, oil, electricity ! 2o1 it. beach frontage, 40 1t. highway frontage. Sl,500 down, balance of s4,000 in i two years, takes bright, new l. 1 bedroom house, garage, barn, pos-
 sible rights to 160 acres with 1s-
 mile beach and West Juneau Rd. 5i0.o00 down, $100 monthly for large i apartment house, downtown Ju- 1 neau.
 2-Eedroom House, 3 acres patented
 and, Fritz Cove. $3,800.
 BUILDING LOTS, for $1,OOO. Er- win St.: 2 at S850 each Scatter Tract; 2 at Small Boat Harbor $4,6o0 and $4,9OO.
 4-Bedroom House, 10Ox1O0 lot, in ! Douglas. $6500. lWAYNOR TRACT two-story house, 1 three bedroom and bath upstairs, large living room. kitchein and ! utility room on first floor Gar l age. $12,500, down payment of S5,000, monthly $83 and less. 1 Partly furnished. Large yard. l view.
 1 DfTER WOOD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-09
TWO JOIN ACs STAFF

Added to the ACS staff are two new replacements who arrived here from Seattle.
 Sgt. 1-c Jack Leighton arrived aboard the Baranof for permanent duty as a signal equiment main- tenance technician.
 Cpl. Maynard Ward came in by PAA to be radio transmitter at tendant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-09
TROOP NO. MEETS
 THURSDAY AFTERNOON

The regular meeting of Troop No l, Sixth Graders, will be held as usual Thursday afternoon at the Governors House.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-09
FROM ANCHORAGE

John Wiese oi Anchorage is reg istered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-09

Every second of the day and night, 1000 persons board a street car, trolley coach or bus in the United States and Canada.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-09
W-A-N-T ADS
FOR SALE

NEW attractive bedroom home,
 good neighborhood, unfurnished- $13,65O. FIVE BEDROOMS, downtown, furn-
 ished, needs repairs-$l2,000 OTHER residential property in all
 price ranges. BUSINESS and investment proper ty also available.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-09
King George Is 10
 Undergo Operation

LONDON, March g. -tR- King George VI will undergo an opera ton soon in the hope of relieving an arterial ailment of the legs. - e
 Prehistoric man in northern Eu- rope enjoyed oysters. as attested by mounds of oyster shells found there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-09
PEER WOOD

s A l. E 5 A G E N c y Real Estate BOats
 Sale Merchandise 18th at Ha-Dor Phone 9li
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-11
South Triumphant on
Federal Aid to States

poor-state" formula gets a Federal
allotment bigger than any other
state in the. union. In this in
stance, it will be nearly $17,OO0,-
900, to which the state adds a lit
tie over four and a half million
dollars"
North Cardinals new senator,
DR.. Graham, from his sick bed
protested an amendment to the bill
would deny ALLEGATION of funds TO
any state with separate education
al system. North Carolina has
separate schools.
Throughout the entire history
of social reform, the south has
received the largest share of all
funds allocated by the Federal
government; this is indicated by
the ALLEGATION of the nearly ST.
0OO, OOO, 900 for three programs
between 1886 and 1916 old age
pensions, aid to the blind and aid
to dependent children. Of this
amount, the District of Columbia
and the II states with segregation
in education and public assistance
have received nearly $2,00o,0 QO,-
900 or nearly one-third Of the to-
tai amount, although the total pop
ulation of these states does not
compare with the population ofg
the remaining 81 states and other
dependencies which were allocated
the remainder. The "poor state"
of Texas received 1881, 900;
Missouri, 1892, 100000; Oklaho-
ma, 0224, 500, 900 and Florida and
Louisiana over 500, OOO, 900 each.
Most of the money appropriated
for these programs is from the
taxes levied in the so-called ''rich
states" of New York, Illinois and
Pennsylvania. According to Sen.
Lodge, these three states, having
the largest populations, also con-
tribute the three largest internal
revenue tax receipts to the Federal
treasury"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-11

Nigeria and the Gold Coast. He
has been a missionary in West
Africa since graduation and is in
this country for a few months to
address Baptist schools and church.
es .
o support his view that "emotion
alism is not a racial character
%istic," he said that African Ne
groes, generally speaking, are far
more reserved and formal in both
their ceremonies and their recre-
alton than Negroes over here.
Continued on page 81
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-11
Slavery Cause nf
Negro Emotiona|isml
Saws White Missionary

LOUISVILLE, KY. May II, CA
NP)-A white American mission
airy to West Africa, addressing
the Southern Baptist Theological
seminary here last week, observed
that the "emotionalism of the
American Negro is not a racial
characteristic, but one developed
during the period Of slavery in
this country.
The missionary was the Rev. I.
N. Patterson, a 1924 almnus of
the seminary and now secretary of
the Southern Baptist mission in
lofty perch. However, since tire
was no report Of a missing child
the police became skeptical and
the story was about to break.
One. of the detectives climbed
the tree and was convinced that
"you could see a car from the
tree all right. Just then the
oldest boy kicked in and said it
was all in fun.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-11
Todd Duncan Concert
Eagerly Awaited

HONOLULU, May 11.(ANP)--
The appearance of Todd Duncan
here May "a, at the Mckinley
High school auditorium, will bring
one of the largest music loving
audience of the year.
Mr.. Duncan is well known in
the Pacific. He thrilled thousands
here two years ago with his rich
baritone voice and indispensable
diction. Many visitors from New
Zealand and Australia never tire
of speaking of the impression the
famous singer made while he was
touring these places.
The Ambassador Of goodwill
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-11
BY B ANDERSON

J
-Once again the poor south"
energies triumphant in its de-
manus for aid for social reform
programs, and just as in the past,
the rich north" will pay for
them.
This time the program is the
Federal aid to states Tor educa-
ton and health programs. Sen.
R. Mass, Lodge fought desperate
ly to change the method Of fund
ALLEGATION, asking that a sum Of
$40 be apportioned for each
school child in the states. This
would have given a fairer distri-
button, but the southern senators
aided and abetted by some of their
Northern friends, killed this
amendment and passed the bill
which provides for every child be-
tween the ages of five and II
years, on a basis whereby the
"poor states" are financed by their
erich" sisters. .
Unbelievably, one of the "poor
states" is Texas-the nations lar
gest and richest in natural re-
sources. The annual average in
come there, is $3.50 per capita,
not too much more than MISSISSIPPI
PTS $557 per capita. Naturally
Mississippi is the poorest state"
when it comes to begging the gov
eminent for aid and assistance.
AS such, Mississippi will re-
ceive about $14,000,O00 a year
from the government, contributed
by the erich states" while it will
be called upon to contribute only
about a million and a half dollars
of it's own funds.
Discussing the unfairness of the
line of demarcation of erich and
poor states, Sen. Lodge said:
"North Carolina, which makes
more than half Of all the ciga-
fettes smoked in the nation; which
has a substantial and enviable out
put from it's clothing factories and
cotton mills; which has a fine agri-
cultural crop of cotton, hay, pea
nuts and fruit; which to quote
John Kieran's 1949 Information
Please Almanac, leads the field in
many economic and social reports
which has the second highest state
corporation income in the u. S.,
which although it has fewer school
children than even other states
-~~o~AL o1occ %roncpor+c rooro chi1.
dren to school and back in buses
operated by certified drivers than
any other state in the union; which
has many streams and falls and
therefore a high potential for by
droelectric power-this fine state
under the extraordinary "rich-state
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-11

Mention Negro and The
Whole Town IS AIerfed
NEW ORLEANS, May II. "a
NP)-All you have to do down
here is to say a Negro has done
something and the whole town,
including police and hobo, goes on
the alert.
Last Saturday afternoon, four
white youngsters ranging in age
from six to II ~conspired to have
some fun with members Of the
police department and they made
the subject of their skit a Negro.
Here's what they pulled off.
The older boy told the residents
of the neighborhood and the po-
lice that he and his three pals
were playing Tarzan, in the trees
when they happened to look down
and observe a white boy about 8
or, 9 years old blindfolded with a
gag in his mouth in a light brown
car that had just stopped under
the bough. The a was driven
by a Negro.
Immediately three teams of de-
tectives and a squad car took up
the supposed trail and went in
pursuit Of the alleged kidnapers.
Sauce was added to the story
when the fiction tellers told the
boys hands were tied but he did
not appear to to be putting up a
struggle.
The car they said circled the
tree three times but the victim
could not beidentified from their
is best identified in the public
mind as the great Porgy Of Gersh-
wins "Porgy and Bess."
Hawaii was much impressed
with his Interpretation of the clas-
sizes and his presentation of Negro
sp~irituals during his concert two
years ago.
The Honolulu STAR Bulletin
newspaper carried this interesting
note about Mr.. Duncan:
ellis impeccable department on
and off the stage has done mnch
to dispel some of the antagonism
which has existed against those of
his race in many fields Of en-
deavor."
Smyrna times., 1949-12-15
Farmers Week Dates
Set for February 40

The sixth annual Farmers Week
at the University of Delaware win
take place February 7-10, 1850, it
was disclosed recently by George
M. Worrilow, director of the Della
ware Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton and Extension Service; and
George L. Schuster, dean of the
University's School of Agriculture.
AS in previous years, the four
days will be filled with sessions on
dairying, broiler production, egg
production, turkey production,
fruits, vegetables, grains and for
age, and other agricultural topics
Prominent speakers will discuss
most current developments and
problems in each field. Wolf Hall,
the agricultural building, will be
headquarters for the weeks activi-
ties.
Present plans indicate that one
day will be set aside as Farm
Family Day., which will feature a
program of interest to the entire
family.
Farmers Week has become a
Delaware tradition, with hundreds
of rural people from this state and
neighboring states attending part
or all of the meetings. According
to Director Worrilow and Dean
Schuster, the program committee
is completing plans to make this
Smyrna times., 1949-12-15
Closing Exercises, Luncheon
For Agricultural Short Course


For Agricultural Short Course
Graduation" for AZ Agricultural
Short Course students will be
December 16 at 12.45 noon, in Old
College, small dining room, Univer-
sity of Delaware. According to
Short Course Director, w. C. Skog-
lund, a banquet will be served for
students and faculty, followed by
closing exercises and presentation
of certificates.
The Honorable Elbert N. Carvel,
Governor of Delaware; and DIR.
William S. Carlson, president of the
University of Delaware, will extend
greetings to the group. Toastmas-
ter will be George M. Worridow,
director of the Agricultural Ex-
tension Service and Experiment
Station. Dean George L. Schuster,
of the University's School of Agri-
culture, will present the students
to DIR. Carlson who will award the
certificates.
The invocation will be given by
Prof. T. A. Baker, of the Depart
ment of Animal and Poultry In
dustry, while group singing will be
led by Maurice B. Field, New
Castle County All Club Agent.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-15
Crop Improvement Show
Exhibits. Dinner Scheduled

The Delaware Crop Improvement
Association has set the date for
its annual show from February o
to 10, 1850, to be held at Wolf
Hall, University of Delaware, con-
currently with Farmers Week.
, According to Claude E. Phillips,
secretary of the Association, ex-
hibits of corn, small grain and
seeds, sweet potatoes and white po-
tatoes, will be a highlight of the
show. Farmers are urged to begin
preparing exhibits now and have
them ready to submit to Phillips,
at Wolf Hall, by February 6.
A special feature of the show
will be class for corn exhibits of
boys and girls, with another class
for vocational agricultural high
school exhibits.
Complete information on entry
classes, rules and regulations may
be obtained from Claude E. Phil
lips, Secretary, Delaware Crop I'M
provement Association, Wolf Hall,
Newark.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-15

The AZ men and women IN the
first graduating class have all sue
cessfully completed the six-weeks
Short Course which has been un-
derway at the University since
November IA.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-15
Good Marketing Practices Neces-
sary for Broiler Efficiency

Good Marketing Practices Neces-
sary for Broiler Efficiency
1--WE have not yet reached the top
level of production and certainly
not the highest rate of efficiency
in the broiler business, stated ].
Frank Gordy, Delaware extension
poultryman, at a meeting of poul-
trymen last week in Lancaster, Pa.
Gordy believes the level of pro-
duction and rate of efficiency will
increase in proportion to the inter-
est producers take in the job of
marketing broilers. Marketing
starts on the farm, he asserted,
land the grower, buyer, middle
man, retailer and consumer must
work together to reach the highest
degree of efficiency in production
and marketing practices"
Although many and astonish-
ingly rapid changes are taking
place in the broiler industry, the
principles of good marketing never
change to any great degree. Dur
ing the past few years, and partic-
ularly in the past few months, vol
ume of broiler production has in
creased, both labor and feed effici-
ency have been stepped up, and
new housing and equipment intro
duced. Attention has been focused
on 'meat-type' birds through the
n-of-Tomorrow Contest; in
fact one of the biggest problems
seems to be keeping marketing
methods up with Improvement in
meat-type poultry"
Gordy says that producers can
take the following steps to result
in more efficient marketing.
1. AS selling time approaches,
contact several reliable buyers pre-
paratory to making the sale.
2. At catching time, clear the
pens of all movable equipment.
Continued on PAGE Ninel
Smyrna times., 1949-12-15

years event the biggest and best
yet. Completed details of the pro-
gram schedule will be released in
the near future.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
0Utshines Them AIT!
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Clip the coupon now and take il
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You can save even more If you
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Evening star., 1949-05-19
HOUSEWIVES
SWITCHING TO
SELF-P0LISHING
SIMON|z!

An independent research or
ganization reports that thousands
of housewives are switching from
ordinary pohshes to Self-Polish-
ing Simoniz! In many areas, the
survey shows, it now outsells all
other similar" products COM
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A typical reply to the survey
QUESTIONABLE says, Good news
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Before long the word got around
and now everyone in the neigh
borhood has switched to Self
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Evening star., 1949-05-19
Lab Tests Prove
Superiority Of
Se|t-Po|ishing Simoniz!

Extensive laboratory tests
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protection from any kind of
wear. And it's true that only
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are that elf-Polishing Simoniz
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Evening star., 1949-05-19
Se|f-Po|ishing SimOniz
Is Far Better Than
"Cheap" Floor Wakes
Even When Diluted
With 5000 Water!

Don't be fooled by claims for
cut-rate polishes when it is i'm
piled that they are similar to
Self Polishing Simoniz. They
give you only what you pay for
"a lack -lustre finish that's here
today and gone tomorrow. You
can even dilute Self Polishing
Simoniz with an equal amount
OF water and still get a brighter,
longer lasting shine penny for
penny.
But if you want floors that
really sparkle, week after week,
use Self Polishing Simoniz just
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Evening star., 1949-05-19
SHINES AS II DRIES
WITHOUT RUBBING OR
BUFFING NG-GROWS EVEN
BRIGHTER WITH WEAR!

Local housewives report that
Self Polishing Simoniz is so
much better than ordinary floor
polishes' that there is no basis
for any real comparison, They
say it "outshines them all u.
'lasts weeks longer" -. "actu-
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and lovely with everyday wear
Yes, you'll find too, that only
Self-Polishing Simoniz gives
YOUR floors the colorful glamour
you've a right to expect -. the
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with a cloth or mop applicator-
you don't have to rub or buff.
Self-Polishing Simoniz shines as
it dries to a gorgeous, ever
Frightening lustre.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
SELF sIM0NIZ
is SAFER TO USE!

Do so-called floor polishes"
leave a slippery finish when you
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housewives recommend S.P.S.
Extensive Simoniz research and
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Approved by National Board of
Underwriters = less danger of
slipping 80. and serious acci-
dents! That's another valuable
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Evening star., 1949-05-19
"I'pe tried them all and
nothing compares with
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know there was anything better.
Then one day a friend told me
what a miraculous improvement
elf-Polishing Simoniz had made
in the appearance of her floors
and urged me to try it. Well, l
did and could hardly believe my
eyes at the wonderful results.
l never dreamed floors could be
SO colorful and sparkling or
stay that way week after week,
Believe me, I'll never ask for
floor polish again. From now
on I'm insisting on wonderful
Self Polishing Simonizt"
Keeps Floors Sanitary
Cleanliness is important, too
and Self Polishing Simoniz has a
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leaving floors smooth and sani-
tary.
So to keep your floors health
full as well as beautiful, always
insist on elf-Polishing Simoniz.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
NOW. .SAvE35&
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They can't fool me with trick
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a quart of self polishing wax
sells for CSC I'm not saving 29c
when l buy one pint of the same
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price. To my way of figuring it
means paying 89c for two plnts
when quart costs only 98c-an
actual saving of just &c. These
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lasting beauty of Self-Polishing
Simoniz and | resent anyone
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with false figures"
Evening star., 1949-05-19

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Others say they like the ex-
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1--WE been using so-called floor
polishes' for years. writes one
housewife, because / just didn't
Evening star., 1949-05-19
EASIER TO
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back-breaking drudgery just to
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ishing? Self Polishing Simoniz
goes on like child's play-with-
out rubbing or bufing -. leaves
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Evening star., 1949-05-19
WHERE TO BUYS

Self-Polishing Sirnoniz is sold
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Drug, Paint, SC to 81, Auto Ac-
cessory, and Department Stores
and at Linoleum Dealers every
where. If your dealer does not
yet have his supply send US his
name and order direct, COD,
until he has Self Polishing ST.
moniz available.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
SELF-POLISHING SIM0NIz
PROTECTS FLOORS
FROM WEAR!

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and scratch your floors with
their shoes or toys? This is one
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can get through to mar the
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