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Jacob and Hannah Mason. boy.

I Jecop ana 04naAh MaSou. ooys
~ and Lucille HAyrsr, boy.
orvilis and Bose Mexheld, Eirl:
Terence snd nd yg!1s isn MsesiliDs Mestl so1 boy
Emery and MARY Montgomery, boy.
Donald and Willie Monte. girl.
John and Elsie Mooney. girl
Howard and Charlotte Moore. boy.
William and Norma Morris. boy.
Robert and Marion Morrison. girl.
John and Laetia Norton. girl.
Samuel and Madelin oHasan, boy.
Peter and Gertrude Orban, girl.
William and Mary Petrie. Girl.
Wilbur and Ruth Pettigrew. girl.
william and Betty Phillips. boy.
Robert and Edith Quinn, boy
John and Olive Reddan, girl.
william and Dorothy Rowan. boy.
Clarence and Patricia Rupert, boy.
Lewis and Donna sidow. girl: ,
Reuben and Edith Soler. girl.
RAYMOND and Rita Sterling. boy.
Earl and Dorothy Thomason, girl.
George and Jean Van Duzer, girl:
Adrian and Angle Van Huizen. girl.
Emory and Mabel Wade, boy.
Snsrlf' Gnsslt an aad WIFI Enid wssh Mslse. rrl s
William and Eleanore Walsh. boy
William and Virginia warner. GIRL.
Frederick and Eleanor Weekly. girl.
Howard and Rose whitney. sirl.
Leon and Anne Wolfe. girl.
James and Ann Young. boy.
Ollie and Glen Baber: boy:
Warren and Josephine Corbett girl.
Chric and Mary Franklin. boy.
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Births Reported
Orom ths D. e. Bureau Of vital Statistics }

Clifford and Frances Ahlouist, sirl.
Ulysses and Lulu Auger. boz.
Lnvood and Wood Ballard. girl.
Hyman and Edith Barr. girl.
Paul and Lucille Behlen. boy.
Charles and Thelma Berry. boy.
Chester and Virginta Botticelli. Girl.
Richard and Maryis Brown. boy.
Charles and Margaret Carroccio, boy.
Alfred and Lily Chalmers. boy.
Ernest and Easter Clatterbuck. boz.
Dennis and Mary Collins. boy.
Harry and Reba CreEin, boy.
Herbert and Ruth Decatur, boy.
Noises and Estela Diaz, boy.
Edwin and Thelma Donaldson, boy.
Preston and Clara Donaldson. gin.
Michael and Esther F1lippi. xirl.
French and Frances Freeman, girl.
Henry and Edith Fuchs. boy.
Ira and Lortta Goodman. boy.
Solomon and Janice Gordon, 64rl.
James and Jill Gore, eirl.
James and Irene Gott. girl.
James and Mary Grimes, boy.
Morris and Louise Jacobs. boy.
Elmer and Mazda Kenyon. boy.
Eugene and Dorothy Herman, boz.
Charles and Joan Kiker. boy.
Kenneth and Patricia Kopp, girl.
BENJAMIN and Florence Lafsky,. boz.
Walter and Dorothy Lawson, girl.
Louis and Evelyn Levin. sirl.
Rodney and Margaret Lloyd. boy.
Robert and Ruth MallettA, boy
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. exper; books started,
k.ItoIsit. Kept part time apdits' tax service:
BOY, coofed, DN ia,.rested se4 in mult,li.h,
mlmeosraph, photostat or duplicate
work: experienced, RE 1853. 81
CHAUFFEIR OF, drive truck; young
1e1ms Ge196ed rags man de- desires ssos either p G
CHEF-CooK wants ' lob An1ef IN restau- : Z N:
references. Phone no. 4043.
S5.Sjv.s sGSs5; 5slissisi ssto JAMES cHsfS!2s:: s:
DAY fA'eia oR NIGHT NIGHT wArcHMAS or
hotel clerk; experienced: light watt
Ing or bartender for club. Refer
GRADraff sRsfSi HE "aots ACCOUNTANT, age ei "a,
tion with future; experienced book
keeper Phone District 5243
JANIToR, colored. exper., honest.
married and reliable: no children:
Jk f. off1cf Fl cAaSA MASAcfR fR bs5a boofkeepe,,
previous exper,, age "a. Call uN.
MECHANICAL supr., heating and
air conditioning. % years exper.
MAN, forty, seeks position working
manager restaurant and bar; IA yrs.
sxpeF; sspeec sstI Eet: So. Nd D, c. pref Boz
/ MAN WIN car QeSlreS OUTSIDE WORK
with finance company or collection
agency; will consider salesmans lob:
no canvasSing. P. o. Box 1903.
Preston King Station, Arlington. Va.
MAN. white, young. neat appearance,
desires temporary work until August;
exper general oface work, person.
mel interviewer: exper also in SELL
ing, repairs. storage of furs. Phone
I Al, @3ri 31'
PAINTER. FIRST CLASS. white work.
man, furnish everything Contract
only. Call me at IA. 6s9l. u
PHOTOGRAPHER. eXper. darkroom
printing and developing; desires
work in busy studio. Box 20l-E
Truck DRIVER or chauffeur Job
wanted: have good reference. Phone
YonNG MAN. univ. graduate. exp.
desires evenings and Sat. Office
work Call OW. 5119 after $50 pm.
YOUNG MAN with car wants work
of any kind neat and reliable: D.
G, and Maryland cermit., CO. o444:
to and from work and to take YOU
shopping in 1947 Cadillac 4-dr. Sc
dan; careful driver. neat and re-
liable. CO. O444.
FORMER FEDietAL investigator. legal
BACKGROUND, with car, presently en-
ploved. desires interesting, part-time
employment. Greenbelt 1851.
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Shifting, Headaehy
Common Colds
Quickly Eased

Milburn's Capsules are in
tended to bring you relief In
short order. They start work
as soon as you take them
help you feel better right away.
Annoying shifting and nag
ging headaches usually yield
and the discomforts of a cold
are often relieved in a short
time II these pleasant capsules
are taken as directed. Dis
cover for yourself this easy
way to help you feel better
when you have a cold. Get a
package of MILBURN'S CAP
SULES now at your favorite
drug store. Only 35c the box.
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statesmen


LARGEST company In its held has
limited number Of openings for
high-caliber salesmen who have been
successful in any field. All leads are
furnished and qualified. Statesmen
make calls by definite appointment.
SmpAH tiSe, Esrninss snsssS run from 5000 to
salesman's ability. Applicants must
own car and be Immediately avail
able. Apply to MR.. ELDRIDGE.
New Confessional Hotel, 300 New
jersey ave. Sc, Friday, April l.,
or Sat. April ., II am. or pm.
No other time. No telephone ap-
pointments or calls.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
We want q successful salesman with
proven exper. and II he passes our
requirements will be given q drawing
account. Do not apply unless you
want q perm, full-time position. Ap.
ply in person only between IL and
/ daily. J. NOBLE BOAz. Realtor,
7424 Wis ave 81
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK (yhite) and downstairs worki
reference. Phone NO. 5l7a.
GIRL, colored, wants days work; ex;
perienced; local references. eau
GiRL, colored, to do ghw: 6h days
week; no cooking. Phone Ho.
GIRL. colored. desires days work. ex.
periencsd Call DE. e462,,,.vor., e462,
neat and capable. Phone Adams
MOTHER. forsisner. 2 children over
IL. desires keep house or care Ior
children: good cook ana nousekeepeES
small salary. Box 22o-E. SlaI.
(Continued 90 Next Paes)
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

DECORATORs-Have open ings on its
stan for qualified interior decora-
tors. Applicants will please reply
in writing, stating age, technical and
practical experience and references.
CoRRADo'S. INC, 4477 Conn. ave.
8
MARRIED COUPLE. white. to assist
the earetaker of estate on Rockville
pike. Bethesda. Work includes: care
Of horses, cows and chickens; house.
light. heat and telephone provided;
salary dependent upon training and
must Include sse. address. expert
ence and telephone. Box 1929,
SALESMAN for photographic studio,
part time or full time position: perm.
II you qualify. TR. 5o1o for appt,
sALEsPERsON for vomen's shoe de-
Psrtment, s1perisneed; d. 6.day, 5. a.
aour weeH fenssous nn11 s1Dnny n r.on nn
3rd door. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
The .Hecht Co.. 7th and r SITS. NV.
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Deaths Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics. }

Daniel r 0uisley, "A. 37O9 18th st. ne
Carol Jones Gnfant). 1928 26th st. Sc.
James E. McKeever. 46. 9O4 Hamilton 1t
Paul F. Tranyman. SO, 1874 21st st. NV
Robert Milne. 76: Glassowo Scotland.
Benedicta Regenstein. IS. $500 Harrison
st. NV.
Oscar Baum. 72. 1922 Decatur st. NV.
Henry L. Payne. 81. 1904 9th Ut. NV
Irving F. Dixon, 35. no address.
Frank Butler, SO, 1891 II st. ne.
Dorothy M. Medley. 4, Shady Side, Nd
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Statesmen

II you are the type and have conf
dence in your own ability in real
estate sales. A splendid opening is
abundance Of good saleable ltstings
and many qualified buyers calling us
daily for homes in Northwest Wash
ington and suburban Maryland areas
Must have suitable car and devote
1900. CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO..
L. H. Thompson. ago Conn. ave.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANT. exp; books started.
kept part time: audits, tax services
wi WILL Nor Be RESPONSIBLE for
y sny debts R1ss galfss son5aTIedH HuTeHfSsoN ~ S
ArTEsf1oS I1A fT5S ST BUSINESSMEN, IS our
exp, public accountant, Mr.. Kipnis,
epeciallzes in interviewing and o!ae-
ns ms s00kEsIs5sTs ATI2s AGENGY eie Sfs re- EeeSs S6
-Four Of power" wMAL Sundays,
s.45 am 624 indiana ave.
GRAYS DOLL and toy hospital. est
of doll parts; Wigs; shoes and an o-esy Cos
Open eyes. and suns s5R1 GRAy s.
rsMtIRsoEN;eeYs s;e st sERV1cE Nc FOR ss%a siotnins
MNisht q aas es!l Blue 5.y jay "Wsay: cay:
ss sesrs o. or DnSiHt'ei moth damage. We cali
We deliver co. 62s6. ,-
VETERANS GROUP contemplating
tact with experienced builder. BOX
AID, Star. y
for the District Of Columbia viii
hold examinations on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday: May Is, le
and 20. 1e49, for applicants seekins G
fumbia as certified public account
ants Initial applications. must be
made on forms provided by the
Board and filed not later than April
16 194a Repeat candidates must
advise by the same date. April 10.
1q4a, of intention to sit for the
examinations.
MILLARD T. CHARLTON,
Secretary.
1907 NJ st. NV. Washington 5. D; c.
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SALESMAN

SALESMEN-1w0 OrQerB week gets
$50 oia.l. Miny IN Gi snS. eH7 aay nsn s.d esyi
Contacts furnished. Apply MR..
MURRAY. 1900 18th st. NV. morn
sAIksSES!We latsj I Y VI ar. now opening 2
20-40. Large national chain ofiers
opportunity for advancement. Our
salesmen average $3.50 and up per
week through straight salary and
commission; rree insurance and
:isn .syD paid e msn s'l: ..n. s8 'hGs
canvasstng. Car essential. Apply
LIES, eo4 9th st. NV.
can eaii On retail al .soFss: ssseue sooa oppose
4R1s177k4 sSRIfA ARD's Co.. to Ks Ii 3 Il T. Pls as:
sALEsMEN Owe will train new
ssdn Sertised product &c M that aasseAas We ars M II.
local exclusive distributors Of. this
& Stores s On Il the 'is East As Coast: earn While
you learn, sober. capable men only.
and CONFIDENTIAL .pDt AZ: s222:
GOVT. EMRLoYEs. for week end,
only. for one Of the larEest and most
exclusive new beach DEVELOPMENTS
with 4 miles beautiful shore front
on Chesapeake Bay. ns. Washington;
plenty Of sales to be made; expert
ee sae $3.50. pGs Appis Mr. R AcRERMAN. Ris AN
until Q pm. Or cali Ex. o6ii. -8
MEN TO SELL Johns-Manvills prod
ucts; sales exper. helpful. not ab-
solutely nee: car essential: excel
lent paying proposition available.
AZ S''a orSonfGSir1 aor%oen41sS for . .op:noseh not
appearance; must have car: middle
aged man preferred. but ability viii
be given LIST considerations; this is .
highly dignified sales position: no
canvassins nor out-of-town work:
earnings bet. $4,000 and $4,000 per
year. Please write US about your
self in complete detail and give your
phone number for interview. Box
with sll major electrical
applianGes; attractive pay for ~
nece @ esssrY % but : helpfui; ear neeesssIS:
inside and outside work Apply sales
msnager.- J. L. BATEMAN 4 SON.
1904 r. I. ave. ne. no. 2200. a
SALESMEN (2). high type. selling
the newest In advertising stgns:
only ambitious need apply: drawing
account. MULLIKIN CO.. 1910 Vt.
ave. NV. bet 10 and II am. i
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
Well established Arm in metropoli-
tan Washington; has opening for
energetic salesman. Plenty Of moor
time. Can sell both new and used
aHrnurf replieR m Hdentia1
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statesmen

vassing: salary. commission. bonus,
Q weeks vacation with pay: II you
qualify We will train you 70 earn
over $4,000 per year. CLEAN
RITE STORES Q2S p st
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Ardie and Pearlie Larkinl. sirl.
fnssto fnssss snd md fosSifo Nsfstsu. S'' boy. o.''
John and Mollie Robinson. boy.
isaac and Geraldine Rowland. boy,
Harrison and Lillian Eigmon. girl.
Raleigh and Mary White. girl.
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when answering Advertisements
dGdressed to Star boIes do NOT
.Hclose ORIGINAL references, or
other materials al personal Udtue.
Copies serue the purpose and
originals may oct lost.
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business Office, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
of the Branch Offices
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments on Page AS.
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HELP MEN
USED CAR EXECUTIVE

USED CAR EXECUTIVE
Capable of msnasing old est. used car
business. State experience. Replies
confidential. Box 232-E, star. -
YOUNG MEN
Age 1923. single, neat, to travel East
Coast and return on circulation cam Gam
and training. Experience not neces-
sary. TRANSPORTATION, drawing acct.
and bonus paid. S76, average weekly
earning TO start. See MRS. MESCAL,
Senate Hotel. 101 D st. ne, 10 am.
to 3 pm. 81
STANDARD COFFEE co.
Openings for solicitors. Salary.
commission and bonus. Apply 1109
Mt. Olivet I'd. ne, before 9 m. =
WAITER-COLORED
JACK HUNTS
17431a Pa. ave. NV. No phone calls.
-
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Richard L. olsndsnins. -. $3.50 Beeche,
Ct nv. end 4ilsn {. Hsdebower, ~.
1884 Arcadia p1. nv.
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN
COLORED COUPLE desire Job as
butler, houseman. cook and chauf-
feur. VIII live in. Refs, city and
Va RE 1lh3 "A
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Lillian Chapman. "a. 7o7 NJ It, NV.
.i,', t1ns,s Gl..i: 81, 100 2 g. T., nv.
Jsmes c. Baker. 67. 4O2 11th st. Sc
Edward Thronton. 36. 1881 18th Ut. NV
Addie Elliott, 40. 745 Newton pl. NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-31

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
Well established arm in metropoli-
energetic salesman Plenty of hoor
time. Can sell both new and used
cars. Ideal conditions: liberal draw
Ing account. All replies confidential.
Wrtta nnv AOn,n Qfsr a
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

ASSISTANT MANAGER
Ladies' ready-to-wear, excel cam
ings for young lady with exper. In
supervision and handling of per-
sonnel; perm. position. Apply MT.
Est. NV 3
BAKERY SUPERVISOR
with thorough knowledge
Of modern bakery equipment. home
economic. BACKGROUND desirable; g.
day. .40-hour week, 2O% discount.
vacations with pay. many other
ment ONCE. Main Building, 9th f.,
$40 to 6 daily.
Woodward & Lothrop
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MANAGER

ASSISTANT MANAGER
Ladies' ready to wear; excellent earn
ings for young man with experience
in supervision and handling Of per
sonnel: permanent position. Apply
Mr.. Berns, BOND STORES. INC,
l33k st NV 3
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o1 @161V
Natl. trade assn; position perm.
pleasant working eond.; 6.day vk.
B TO $50: beg. sal. 5000 mo-; oppor
y ADVANCE; eeDsr. neess' Aooi'
Evening star., 1949-03-31

X Bee Mrs. Moore. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER. bs6 NO. 9ieos
Evening star., 1949-03-31

GIRLS ASSIST SELLING coats. suits
dresses, steady and part time; ex-
cellent salary. EISEMANs. r at
GRAPHoTYPE OPERATOR; under
35; experience necessary. Apply be-
tween o and II am. Room 700,
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE Co,
Sl6 14th NV. -31
LADIES. IL to Is hrs. weekly will
earn you S25 or more selling Real
Silks. nationally advertised mems
parel through personal contacts
and leads: no canvassing. Phone
Ma. 1855. 10. am. to 3 pm. 81
MANAGER. hosiery and lingerie
store; must be experienced; perma-
nent position. Apply GOLDEN
DAWN, 1908 "F" ct. NV. Il
MANICURIST, for beauty salon; eY-
perienced: 5-day. 40-hour week;
50% discount on purchases. Apply
personnsl ONCE. 4th hoor. 8. ANN
Sons co. -
Evening star., 1949-03-31

SALESMAN. part-time. age 80 to AZ.
TO work evenings and Saturdays,
selling nationally advertised line to
consumer on appointment basis.
Commission earnings S75 per wk.
Car. necessary. Call MR.. PETERS,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-04
HARRY Me(REA ELE(IED
 HEAD, CENTRAL LABOR
 COUNCIL; MEETING MON.

Harry McCrea was elected Presi- dent of the Central Labor Council of the A. F. of L. last evening at a meeting held in the Union Hall. Mc- Crea, who is employed by the Alas ka Electric Light and Power Com pany, is also President of the Elec- trician's Union.
 John Roland. member of the Car penter's Union, was elected Vice President. Officers reelected were Tom Moore as recording secretary and Julius Heinemann as financial secretary Trustees are Gene Lock ridge, Fry Hill and Dick Harris. Bill Wong will serve as sergeant-at- arms. The Territorial Federation of Labor will hold convention in Sit ka beginning on January 10. At the meeting of the Central Labor Coun- cil Dick Harris was elected as dele gate to the convention. Harris. IS vice. president of the Territorial Federation for the Juneau area. Other delegates from Juneau will be Harry McCrea. Corrine Anderson of the Laundry Workers, Juiius Heinemann and Tom Moore.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-04
 HEADACHES
 GET 51ARJ
NCAA Meeting With Too Many Bowl Games, Eie.,
 Be Taken Up, Discussed

SAN FRANCISCO, jan. 4.-lR- The National Collegiate Athletic Association sits down at the con- ference table today to ponder it's multiple headache: Are there toe many bowl games? Will television cut collegiate gate receipts? And what about the platoon system" of football substitutions?
 These are only a few of the pug zlers. The NCAA not only makes the rules for college sports; now adays it also sets up codes of be- havior for its 300-odd member schools.
 A special NCAA committee has been studying the football howl situation and is due. to report be- fore NCAA sessions are adjourned next weekend.
 Some 40 bowl games were played between the end of the gridiron sea- son and Jan. 1.
 Another NCAA committee will re- port this week on survey it has made of the effect of television. Some eastern coaches and mana
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-04
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

Give her a home for Christmas BEST location, near school and Fed. Bldg. 3-bedroom apt. im- mediately available; other apt. rents $80 per mo. Hardwood floors, furnace, laundry, large yard, excellent furniture View. THE Crescent Apts; The Seaview Apts.; The Smith Apts on Cal houn. H DUPLEX off of Gastineau, ? and bdr, double plumbing, etc. S1.000 down.
 4-bdr home, Douglas, terms, furn- ished, IF lots.
 THE Forester and other boats, Several business opportunities. Large power barge. Bucking and falling equip. Pile driving equip.
 F Block property with two 25x125 bldgs. 2 businesses, South Belling- ham, bringing in appr. $500 per month. Does rot require special experience. Will sell or trade for Juneau business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-04
e4l8iAiaH{a eal8aa Aa{sfa

gers would bar television cameras from football games.
 Lou Little, Columbia coach, who heads the football rules commit tee, said questionnaires from 700 coaches seemed to split most sharp ly over the games unlimited sub stitution rule. As it now stands, coaches with the manpower can field complete defensive team, then run in new offensive outfit en masse. Most of the coaches of the smaller colleges argue that such rule hurts them he explained They do not have the manpower or large enough coaching statfs to produce the platoons which are fea- turing modern football"
 Separate coaches meetings and NCAA sessions, opening this morn ing, continue throughout the week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-04
SOAP BOX DERBY PLANNED, ROTARY
 MEETING TODAY

From the present condition of 12th Street, it is difficult to re- alize that within very few months the Soap Box Derby boys will be sweeping down the street in their annual race.
 At the Rotary meeting this noon, Dr. w. P. Blanton announced that boys should start this month to plan and construct their cars. Rule books have been received and any boy interested in entering the race may obtain copy of the book from Hank Harmon at the school
 The next social event on the Ro- tary calendar is a Valentine party, which will be held next month President Charles Carter will ap- point the committees this week.
 At the meeting today, Mayor Hendrickson and Fred Eastaugh reported briefly on their recent trips to the States.
 Visitors at today's meeting were Wesley Miller, son of Del Miller, and " A. Kolander of Seal Beach, California.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-04
NV GAGE
 CONTESTS
 STARTING
tBy The Associated Press)

tBy The Associated PreSS)
 Reveille for northern division bas- ketball sounds tonight at Moscow with a game between the Univer- sites of Oregon and Idaho.
 The Ducks play two contests on successive nights against the Mus oovtes and then move over to Pull man for collisions Friday and Sat urday evenings with Washington State College.
 At the University of Washington, the bucket -chuckers were making ready for the Friday-Saturday con- ference settos with Oregon State. But the readiest single performer was the flu virus who virtually un- aided had stuffed the infirmary with Husk.es.
 Sammy White, the sine que non of Coach Art McLarney's attack, is the latest sniffler. Three others-K. Chorlton. Soupy Campbell and Jim Mallory also failed to show for last nights practice.
 The Beavers, on the other hand. appeared to be in pretty good health last night at Corvallis, where they cuffed the University of Portland, 61-45 One OSC cager-Dan Torrey sat out the waltz because O. Gl ankle injury
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-04
D-HIGH 10 PLAY, FRIDAY
 NIGHT IN JUNEAU

The Gastineau Channel Basket ball League will get underway again Friday night in the Juneau High gymnasium. The Signacs and the Moose will meet for the second time this season.
 J Highs Crimson Bears and the Douglas Highs Huskies, will play the feature game.
 For the Northern Division Cham rionship, J Highs Bears will have to down both Sitka and Skagway High School teams. Sitka is sched- uled to play in Juneau on Janu- ary 20 21, and 9 and the Bears will travel to Skagway to play on February 3, 4, g. The winner of the Northern Division will have play off game with the Southern Division champs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-04
fl TEAMS OF MAJORS
 UNbEATEN
Duquesne loses 10 Yale Last Night- San Francisco
 Beats Santa Clara

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.--Rt-Two of college basketball's few remaining, unbeaten teams saw action last night. One of them stubbed a toe. The other kept going
 ! Duquesne, which had won six straight without a reversal, bowed to Yale at New Haven, Conn, IT. 56, leaving only Il major teams with perfect records.
 North Carolina, meanwhile, stretched it winning streak to seven by toppling Maryland, 55-47, in a Southern Conference contest at Chapel Hill.
 Tony Lavelli, Yale's great scoring ace, personally fashioned the un- doing of the Dukes by scoring 26 points. Charlie Cooper tailed IT for Duquesne.
 BIG NINE SEASON In the opening game of the Big Nine season, Illinois trounced Wis consin, 62-50. Wisconsin shackled the Illinis scoring aces, Dike Eddie man and Wally Osterkorn, but Bill Erickson slipped through for IT points to pace his team to victory.
 Indiana got ready for the con- ference grind by polishing off Mar Quette, 56-47. Loyola of Chicago, which has lest only one game, slap red a 42-33 defeat on Purdue. Mis- souri whipped Northwestern in a non-league fray, 59-37
 In one of the feature intersec- tional clashes, Notre Dame staged a spectacular finish to prevail over the St. Marys Gaels. 7o-66, at the Cow Palace in San Francisco The two teams were tied 36-36 at the half.
 SANTA CLARA LOSES
 In a preliminary game, Center Joe McNamee of San Francisco set a new Cow Palace scoring record by pouring in 38 points to lead his mates to STAY triumph over san- ta Clara.
 Dartmouth, ore of the good teams of the East, won it's ninth victory in ten starts, beating Rochester, 64-5l.
 In other topflight games, Tulane defeated Florida, 63-41; Tennessee triumphed over Wake Forest, 70-51; ; Furman stunned Georgia, which previously had lost only one game in eight starts, 7l-56; De Paul top ped Oklahoma City U., 43-4l; Iowa trimmed Western Reserve, 6l-54.
 Besides North Carolina. unbeaten teams are St. Louis, Hamline, Min nesota, Western Kentucky. Law renee Tech, Akron, Cinclnatti, VH- lanova, Mississippi and Army
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-04
JERRY WILLIAMS
 SIGNS WITH PROS

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.lR-Wash- ington State halfback Jerry Will Hams has been signed by the New York Yankees of the All-America football conference, the Tanks an- nouncea today.
 The professional team also an- nounced the signing of Fullback Tom Landry of Texas and Guard Ken Sinofsky of Nevada.