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FLORIDA PROPERTY

sunny FLORIDA; S12. 2.5OO-Country
residence. near country club. golf.
newly decorated, large rooms, open
ireplace, ? acres land: fruit trees,
porch. front and rear: main hwv
Owner, Box $50, TitUsville Fla
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BELLEVUE FOREST


Field Office and exhibit home oper
pm to ; pm. Sun. Wooded
homesites with from Il acre up and
with from soft. frontage. Tower
ing hardwood trees. Some with
streams. some with view of golf
course and some overlooking Wash.
1ngton. Located in nearby Virginia
near the extension of the George
Washington Memorial blvd. which
Is now being completed along the
rivers edge. Overlooking the golt
course % the Washington Golf and
Country Club. $50 IT, eleva ton. The
proven community of individuals
designed better-type homes No two
alike. All improvements In. Ex-
cellent restrictions. We will assist
you in DESIGNING, building anc
financing your home. Illustrated
brochure upon request GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO. 2S4O Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va CHI. 1898;
ewes. and Sun. Gil. 1888. Ill
CORNER LOT. 6Ox1OO. lust off Ager
rd. st improvements. water and
sewer $3.50 down S25 per mo.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
SOS N. Capitol. Realtor. MA, $3.50
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

WILL SELL OR TRADE > acres, on
CoIesville rd at Burnt Mills. Silver
Spring, Md; 425-ft frontage, .
unlmproved houses, barn. several
outhuIdings 81. 1859 Ia
EQUITY in 6-r, house. mi, 4 a;
% mi. n. Of D. C. on Rt. l. for home
N Miami sec N E RYON. GE. 6146.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Very at.
tractive. 6-rm, semidet. brick oil
heat; ntce-size lot; only S14 ,95G:
convenient terms arranged KAY
REALTY CO, INC. RA. 1900. Il
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

s-TNIT CORNER. : kitchens, : baths,
fnmac cond, completely furn.., best
grade furn.; oil heat: on Calyert
carllne, conv to everything, @b,o6o
approved yearly income, low ac-
curate expenses, exc. financing.
S45.nOO, $4,000 down payment. RE.
1916. CHAPMAN REALTY co II
TAKOMA PARK-One-y -year-old red
brick. 3 units with ) rms. each.
porch stairs to storaee attic; owners
ant avail Can for details, WORTH
INGTON REALTY. Realtors. S4"7
Georgia ave. 81. 2T00 Ia
Nr. Arlington Courthouse
A 4-unit brick ant bldg priced sub
stantially under reproduction cost;
; live in one apt, have income from
other 3
MANNAS REALTY co.
Els Wilson blvd. Gil, 1884. OK.
CTS4 ID
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1928 MINI. ave. Sc
SILVER SPRING

SO choice building lots. Water and
sewer in. $3.50 per lot for entire
group. Terms Call Mr.. FRANCIS
KEY. 81. 3010 or 81. 5445 ewes.
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2nd COMMERCIAL, . floors brick,
suitable for light manufacturing or
warehouse, 2s #. by 35 it, reas.
rent. 1888 7th st. NV. rear. Call,
DI. 1874 -13
WAREHOUSE next to railroad siding
in D. C., NV. section. Box 143eM,
viii VII BUILD LARGE WAREHOUSE
for long lease in p G with Penna
rr facilities. STEUART BROTH
ERs. INt, D1. 2434.
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION

"a lots near Congressional Country
Club: level and beautifully wooded
Suitable for ramblers and finer type
homes Will sell in entirety or break
up 20 suit purchaser Owned by a
builder who understands your prob
lens ard will cooperate with you,
AT. n566. AT $3.50.
THE GABLES CO
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT
STORES For RENT

40 Bond Bldg --DesE
space. telephone and secretarlal
service avaIlab BILE DI. 2S01 i 4
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED

TO 20 INIT apartment house, un-
furnished, low rent, Gail Mr.
Barnes. with MILLAR BROS, UN.
1900. ewes. Nj Us. -lN
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seat covers, heater, GOOD mecn. cond.
MUS sell for cash. S'54a. ESQ
CHEVROLET 1915 4-door sedan; ST.
@45. Being sold for unpaid balance,
terms and trade. Please buy me
first. tired Of standing around. HER
s SONS On. DF, AUT3 TO- LOANS IA g, Q st.
caEyRoLEr la4s and 1a47 ssdans:
'4f, See MR.. BURcH. bet and 4,
,sG5 ,sS Eastern s1no ave- Silver Spring
CHEVROLET 1947 convertible club
to new car. It's absolutely perfect:
beautiful g,nmetal gray with black
ton; radio and heater; very low mile
age: special. S1.795: 3O-day owner
rated guarantee. LOGAN tFordl.
cHFvRnhhTs # 1Ste St ,oaS aw d. $500 500
senger club coupe: heater, seat COW
orisinaI owner: $3.50. Cali ST,
cHEvRoIFr Hiat OLE Pa a model Fleetlinr: ah
50. See 10 to Il am. ) to pm.
stan1ard OIL Bldg, Suite 40,
CHEVRoLET 1885 c-door sedan; r.
and h. h.; new % tires soe one owner looks ,6
TOR 60. 1000 Georgia ave. NV
cHhvRoIEr H: ROLE; 1898 e.door sedan: r.
and h: in fine condition; owner
has new car; bargain. 1895 KIRK
MoToR GFoG CO. 1000 Georgia ave. nv,
saeh rscrn7 dGeg Sss5G ssdsp
miles, clean inside and outside: new
tires, radio. heater, defroster, clock,
scat covers: private owner; $3.50.
cH2vRoinr f3 edi9 til osa s3G .5r 9m new 1ir tire,
heater, excel. cond., 1928. Call
CHEvRoLET 1871 e-door sedan; heat
er, seat covers: new gray finish; good
tires and in fine mechanical condi-
ton; ss9S, HALEY and INC 2o2,n M
CHEVROLET 1916 Aero sedan: excel.
lent condition throughout; radio and
heater: 81 ,425: terms. trade, guar
antee. Mr.. Lamar, LOGAN (Fordp
MOTORS. I'LL 18th st. NV. ST.
cBEvRoLEr 1871, 4-dr. blue sps-
guarantee: $s65. ALEXANDRIA,
NASH NASH coRp:' !, Mentsomery ysgt at N, St.
CHEVROLET 1889 2-door; light blue:
heater, excellent upholstery and
tires. Why pay more when you get
a good car like this for s445p Same
car selling on other lots at S545.
FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC. 1900 Pa.
ave. Sc, TR. S247, VI. 1897. Ia
CHEVROLET 1946 4-dr. Fleetmaster;
seat covers, r. and h. new tires;
peri. cond., 10000 orig. mi; owner
ESQ STATION, 18th and r. I. ave
NV HO 1907 or ia. 1894. Ia
1947 F1eetmaster 4-dr.
sedan; spotlessly clean, have been
only owner and only driver: Double
Eagle white side-walled Goodyear
Ext. 205. IL,
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SHEPHERD PARK
lots, each 65x12O. with beautifn,
view Of 18th ST and park owner
Will sell individually or in groups
The price is right
S1GLER & TISHLER
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RESIDENTIAL LOTS
Bradmoor. Bethesda, 6nx135 $1,000
BraomooT. Bethesda, 65xl@S $500
BramWlll Pk., S. SD, 66x114 1000
Silver Spring. oOX105 2,lOn
Woodmoor. Sill Sp., 70X100 1900
Wooomoor corner. 100X100 1850
SLIGO PIX. Hills. 12X100 = 5000
on Dale DR.. 35 lots. each 900
" z BEERS. Realtor SH 4147,
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IMMEDIATE CASH
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

For your home, white or colore
cox & CO, RE. 1888.
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ne CO 0SS9. III
DODGE Ia4s Club cpe.; r. and h.. >.
mos. guar: n down. bal financed
S1.oa5. WASHINGTON MOToF
SALES sh 1ooS CORP 1907 l4th st. ,s NV
DoDGE la47 .-door coach; fuis
drive: radio and heater. nylon slil
covers. 1000 actual miles. This cal
is like new throughout Carrie!
Loean's 3O-day warranty: S1.695
terms. trade or cash; Mr.; Blount
LOGAN | D M !Faran; aSss @o17 Virginia ave
DODGE la41 cpe.: fluid drive; T. ane
H.; orig. black finish; plenty of eooc
transp. at the low price of S595
cash. trade, terms; carries Logan
3O-day warranty. LOGAN ForD
2011 Va: ave; NV, ME. 396S. m,
miles perfset oHaatUn os9a gFvas:
dark blue, new blue plastic tailored
seatcovers, motor completely over
hauled, good guarantes; ,Ss7?
ALExANDRHJAs y q NASH &c SoRp; ~ MSRt; dSR6
DODGE 1946 4 DIR. custom sedan; Al
clock: clock. seat sea Ai'c covers: e;; 1850 miles
DODGE 1913 custom club coupe: r.
H.. WV. tIItS' sedb tuNrl 10. oAe n
directors, low mileage; $1,000. Gil
DODGE 1e4s town 4-dr. sedan: excel
cond.: 1000 miles: motor like new
orig. owner; new air-cushioned tires
excellent radio. electric windshield
wipers: must sell this week, S1;45O
popGE GE ;'VHi iS4e club coupe: excelien'
cond; r, h., good tires: seat covers
low mi: pvt. owner; 81, 800. TW
O6oS after 5. Sat, Sun. 12s
DODGE 1910 4-door;. r. and h.: gooc
condition, $500. 2S04 Lee blvd. IL
DODGE 1898 4-door sedan; r. and h; +;
cream puff: new tires. Drive i
and you'll buy 1t. S4a5. KIRK MO-
TOR CO. 1000 Georgia ave. NV.
pobGE d is de luxe 2-dr.;; heater
light green finish, low mi, excep'
tionalIy clean in every way: 3n,daS
guar. and terms: 81 ,295. NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO. Ford Dealerl
92O Bladensburg I'd. ne. AT. 0.0O
DODGE 4s 4-dr. Custom sedan n,
heater. seat covers: left by owner Z
sell; S1.195. A. e. S. MOTOR SALES
4515 14th st. NV. IL
ESSEX 1889 4-dr. sedan; ] owner
new tires; passed insp; Jan. AZ
$3.50 or best offer. DE. 1883. Il:
FORD late 1946 Tudor de luxe "s
sport sedan coupe; excel. condition
S1,25o. Ii: 1881. ,.:. Ia
FORD 1a46 4-dr. de luxe r. rev.
ear. cond.' orig sEns eyner. sl's45 '
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DE SOTO 1947 4-dr.: r. and h.
white walls. one owner. beautiful
green finish: a truly fine car; ST.,
795. ROYAL MOTORS. home Of
Packard, Is Kennedy st. NV. RA
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BARGAINS
Att. Business Men

'ou need-We got 4-cvl. Ford 1a-ton
nanei. approx. 30 miles per gal ::
great advertising medium for vovr
business. Call F. e Retter DI $500
LOGAN (Fordl. iii 18th st NV,
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DE SOTO 1a46 Gust 4-dr. An owner.
rated beauty with 30-dav guarantee
emerald green finish sparkleS: radio
heater. fluid drive. seat covers. etc
car that will please a discriminat.
ing family: 81 sos cash or terms
LOGAN tFord), I'LL 18th st, NV
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TRUCK SPECIALS

1900 Lee hwy, Arl, Va. CHI. 1000
Other truck bargains and Army
truck parts and service at our
Alexandria plant. 1901 Oronoco st,
Alexandra. Va Phone OV. 1900
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FIRST COMMERCIAL
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-5-story brick
building in very nice location; sp-
proX. 40-ft frontage for any type
of business: will consider selling
RA 5000. III
1o5 B ST. Sc, Capitol Hills rms.
. baths. 2nd and 3rd f1s. suitable
business and residence AT, 2656,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
LIMITATION ON
 lMp0RTS OF FISH
 E NOW WAIVED

SEATTLE, Nov. 27.-tR-The GIG International Fishermen and Allied Workers will ask for quota limita- tions on imports of fish and fish hy-products, a union official report cd today.
 Union President Joe Jurich saio imports from Canada, Japan ane South Africa are seriously under mining the American market. He said high tariff would not solve the problem.
 Fish are coming in here at such low prices that even a high pro- tective tariff would not prevent foreign competitors with cheap la bor from underselling American packers and manufacturers" he said.
 Jurich sad recently 15,00J tons of fish meal from South Africa were sold in San Francisco in di- rect competition with American products.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
THERE'S GOLD IN HILLS, S0R0pTIhISTS LEARN FROM l0RAIN

f
 s. H. Lorain, Regional Director of the United States Bureau of Mines, guest speaker at the Sorop- timist luncheon on the Baranof Terrace Friday, had the women club members ready to look for gold in the hills as he told them of Alaska's mineral possibilities.
 Alaska, one of the most highly mineralized areas in the world, has produced approximately a billion dollars in minerals and coal since it's purchase" MT. Lorain said He discounted the suggestion that AL aska had been mined out" and said that present interest in minerals in Alaska is turning to the strategic metals. Deposits of strategic metals include tin, already being mined in the Seward Peninsula; chromite in the Kenai area and quicksilver in the KuskokWim.
 Prospecting on scientific basis has hardly started, MT. Lorain said, and there are still mines to be de- veloped in Alaska.
 Program Chairman Mernice Mur- phy introduced the speaker at the meeting presided over by President Alice Thorne.
 Mrs. Laura McMillan reported on United Nations activities
 It will be Mrs. McMillan, also, who will assist Soroptimists in the CARE Soap Campaign which the club is sponsoring.
 The Soap Campaign, arranged by CARE and Lever Brothers. makes it possible to send soap overseas to hospitals, orphanages, DIP camps schools and homes at no cost to those participating in the campaign, as explained by Mrs. Thorne.
 Here's all you do," Mrs. Thorne said. Simply start saving Swan Soap wrappers and for every two wrappers received Lever Brothers will send one bar of soap to CARE for distribution overseas"
 Soroptimists are urged to join the Soap Campaign, save soap wrap pers and turn them in to Laura McMillan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
TRUMAN5 PLUS
 t02,o00 SET FOR
 ARMY-NAvY GAME

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 26 Philadelphia swung it's welcome sign high, wide and handsome today to greet President and Mrs. Truman and some 102,000 other football fans here for the 50th annual Army-Navy classic.
 Railroad officials, borrowing mili- tary terminology, set in motion operation Stadium"-delivery of some 60,000 fans to Municipal Sta- dium.
 President Truman's special is one of the 40 special trains the Penn sylvania Railroad Company has scheduled to shuttle in and out oi the stadium grounds before and after the game. The Baltimore and Ohio will run eight specials into the city in addition to four carry ing the regiment of Midshipmen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
1-psAT00N GAGE
 GAME SCHEDULED

IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 26-tR- Two-p platoon basketball will come tc the University of Iowa when the Hawkeyes open the season against Colorado. College Dec. 1.
 The system, widely used in foot ball, has caught the fancy of Lawrence CPops) Harrison, Iowa basketball coach. He thinks mass substitution and specialization may work in basketball, too.
 We have several big players and quite few small but faster play CTS" Harrison explained. Maybe we can throw some teams off bal- ance by speeding up and then slow ing down the game by shifting the players in and out"
 The word hybrid" comes from a Latin word meaning "mongrel."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

I BEDROOMS-An excellent fully furnished home. Only four years old. Full basement with recreation space-fireplace and plumbing Large modern fully equipped kit chen and dining space. Living room with tile fireplace and thermopane, windows. Two bed- rooms and full tiled bath on first floor. Two bedrooms and E bath on second floor. Large gar den and excellent location. Gen. erous terms.
 ' HOUSES LEFT of the 20 houses now nearing occupancy date in the Highlands section, 13 have already been spoken for. The houses have two bedrooms and allowance for third They have full concrete basements with garage, laundry, electric hot wa- ter heaters and an automatic oil furnace. The houses are corn- pletely insulated for low main- tenance cost. They have a gen. erously sized living room with large view windows and every house has clear view of Cas- tineau Channel. The dinettes and kitchen are built in with an ab- undance of storage space and fitted with a new Westinghouse range. The houses are financed by FILA. and may be secured on very liberal terms. Secondary financing for down payment is available to qualified veterans. An appointment to see the houses may be made in this office. APARTMENT HOUSES, commer- cial property Several two and three bedroom houses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
FOUR H0RSEMEN RIDE AGAIN; WHICH
 HAD BEST TEAM!

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 26-tR -Notre Danes famed Four Horse men rode again last night-through upToarious crowds gathered to wish them well on their 18th reunion.
 They and Is teammates of Knute Rockne's unbeaten 1924 squad were o climax their homecoming cele- 9ration today at the Notre Dame Southern California game.
 The glorious hackfield of quar- er century g0-quarterback Harry stuhldreher tnow Wisconsin Ath- etic D.rector) ; left half Jim Crow- ey "a Chicago sales promotion erresentative) right half Don Miller GUS. District Attorney for Northern Ohio and fullback Elmer Layden Chicago transportation axeoutive) -relived the past with he old gang in a night of merri- nent.
 All four were as cagey answer ing questions for the record as they were when they rode roughshod over 10 opponents. Off the record hey talked lot.
 None, however, would agree that the 1949 Irish of Frank Leahy was he best team in Notre Dame his tory.
 Lets say it's one of the schools greatest teams and let it go at that" said Layden, as wiry now as 1e was as a demon 166-pound full aack.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
p0TTERS CLUB TAXES
 UP CHINA PAINTING
 MONDAY NIGHT MEET

The China Painting Study Group will meet Monday night at 7:3O o'clock in the Alaska Potters club rooms at the Recreation Center.
 The instructor for the evening will be Mrs. Gen Harmon. Mem bers planning to attend are re- cuested to take a design all ready for transferring to the tile to be painted This will be the last meet ing that Mrs. Harmon will attend as instructor so members with painting problems are asked to be sure and attend Monday night.
 The Pottery Study Group will meet at o'clock in their club rooms. Meeting nights between now and Christmas will be utilized for the making of Christmas gifts, and each meeting night will have elder members present to help iron out difficulties and answer ques- tions that may arise. Any problems that the newer memcers may have should be called to the attention of the older members at this time So that they may be corrected. Members wishing to work at the club rooms instead of in their homes may also attend these nights. There will be a short demonstra- ton of the casting of a one piece mold next Wednesday evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
BOWL BID DECIDED, FLIP OF COIN


 BAKERSFIELD, Calf, Nov. 26- l9-Ever hear of team winning a lowl bid of the flip of a coin?
 Taft Junior College got the Potato Bowl bid last night when Athletic Director Ed Simonsen of Bakersfield JIG. called heads-and the coin came down tails. All Tafts Athletic Director, Joe Cosano, had to do was stand there.
 The coin-flipping ceremony came after the two teams had scrapped to a 1913 tie.
 Taft will meet Boise, Ida, J.C., in the Potato Bowl here Dec. 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
NEIL TAYLOR CHOSEN SKI CLUB PRESIDENT

Neil Taylor was reelected Presi- dent of Juneaus Ski Club at a meeting held last night in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel.
 Dean Williams yves elected Vice. President
 Still waiting for snow to cover the mountains, the slat artists discus sed an insurance plan for skiers and saw movies of local skiing in the Douglas ski bowl.
 Dean William and Tony Thomas showed slides of their trip across the Ice Cap during the summer to more than 50 enthusiastic skiers present at the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
Hockey Games
lRv Associated Press)

The Los Angeles Monarchs have nlended their losing ways. The Southern Division Pacific Coast Hockey Leagues cellar team, after dropping Is games in a row, has now won four straight.
 The latest was Az victory last night over third place Oakland the Monarch's second trouncing oi the Oaks in a week.
 The touring San Diego Skyhawks the southern divisions second place team, continued their northern in vasion by knocking off the Van couver Canucks, AZ.
 The Victoria Cougars slapped town second place New Westmin- ster 3-2 before 5000 hometown fans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
COASTER REPORTED
 SAFE AT WRANCELL

The catin cruiser Coaster, un- heard of since it left Everett, Wash, November 6 has arrived in Wrangell.
 This was reported to Coast Guard headquarters here by the Deputy US. Marshal at Wrangell.
 He said the vessel had arrived there "wednesday with the owner Kenneth Marvin, his wife and two children aboard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
No. 2995 K. A. N o T I c E

N O II C E
 In the District Court for the Ter ritory of Alaska Division Mum Der One. At Ketchikan in Ad- miralty.
 LEE CHRISTIE, R. w. BURNS, FRED BRANDES, JR., DAVID FRANKS, CLAUDE BILLINGS LEY and ZENITH PAUL,
 Libelants,
 Vs.
 Oil Screw ADAK, Official Nuinpei 252.581, her engines. tackle, ap- parel, furniture, machinery aiie' eouipment Respondent Public notice is hereby given that I have seized the oil Screw ADAh' Official Number 252,581, her en- zines, tackle. apparel, furniture ana equipment. by virtue of a Monitlon and Attachment issued out Of the above entitled court at KetcniKan l Alaska, for condemnation and sales
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
EfreNsNenss- -- 7--- BOWLING STARTS
 ON ELkS ALLEYS

The four alleys at the Elks were in play last night and cowlers be- gan hitting them at 8:30 o'clock and continued making strikes, etc, until near midnight. Team lineups are planned for the winter sched- ules.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
G41sAiH&1 ; j9S@ AGaH{}61

Ernesto Aguilar, 132l2, Monterrey Mexico, 10. a
 At San Diego, Calif.-Chick Mus grove, 162, San Diego, knocked out Wendell Gallant, 168, Phoenix Ariz., l.
 At Portland, Me-Jackie Weber 134, Pawtucket, RI, outpointed Fermie Freeman, 1311s, Bath, Me, 12.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
FICHT DOPE

Fights last night resulted as 1ol' lows:
 At Hollywood, Calf Mario Trigo 1361a, Monterrey, Mexico, out pointed Elmer Beltz, Al, Los An geles, TO-
 At Detroit-Lester Felton, 145 Detroit, outpointed Ross Virgo 1854, Rochester, NY, 10.
 At Washington, D.C.-Sonny Boy West, 134, Washington, outpointed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
FOOTBALL
 SCORES

Final scores of college football games played yesterday are:
 Kentucky 21, Miami (Flal 6. Texas Western 69, New Mexico ARM '.
 Austin cTex) 27 East Central Okla. 6 (Texoma BowD
 Muskingum 21, Rollins o.
 Texas A&I 27, Corpus Christi Univ. 12.
 Little Rock JC 33, McNeese La) JC '.
 Bakersfield (CaliD JC 13, Taft JC l3 Ctie).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26

Among the United States, the amount of insurance in force per capita varies from s400 in Mlssis- sippi to sl870 in New York.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26

The citron is one of the oldest citrus fruits known to man, and IS mentioned in the early part Of the Bible.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26

o pay the demands of the Libelants herein, in a cause of contract, CIVIL md maritime, amounting in all to he sum of 3l,339.92, together with damages from date hereoI in the mount of $15l.64 per day, with interest and costs.
 All persons concerned are notifled to appear before the acove entitled court at Ketchikan, Alaska, at the nour of ten o'clock AM, Saturday April l, 1850, if that day shall pc day of jurisdiction, otherwise on the next day of jurisdiction there after, then and there to interpose their claims to said seized property and to make their allegations III that behalf, else condemnation ana sales thereof will be declared. Dated at Ketchikan, Alaska, NOV. 19, 1949.
 VIM. T. MAHONEY,
 U. s. Marshal
 By WALTER G. HELLAN
 Deputy Marshal First Publication: Nov. l9. l949. Last Publication: Dec. 10, l949.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
WILLIAM WlNN- Phone 234
 Office in Alaska Credit Bureau

ANNOUNCEMENT is made that the Peter Wood office has been moved from 316 4th St. to a new location at Marine Way at Sew ard Street, across from the local Employment Service Office and next door to Harri Machine Shop.
 In addition to the usual real estate, used car and boat sales, the new store space will allow the handling of a volume of used furniture and miscellaneous items.
 Hours will be from 10 am. to 6 pm. daily except Sundays, and the telephone number remains the Same-911.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
BASkfiBALL

Basketball games played last night resulted as follows - '
 American U. 67, Quantico Ma rines 50
 Utah 65, Montana State College 4s Brooklyn College 90, Fort Mon- mouth 66.
 Hofstra 95, Puerto Rico San Germans 53
 British Columbia 61, Seattle Pa cific 42.
 Phillips Oilers 131, Guatemala Olympics 16.