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FARMS FOR SALE

1I6 ACRES-Fertile farm land In
beautiful scenic Loudoun County in
center of hunt country: 3 miles west
OF Leesburg on state stone rd.; 6-rm.
stone hse.. 8 porches. elet.; lge. bank
barn. lge. metal silo, cattle. shed.
cellar with machine shop overhead: !:
lge. spring house with storage room
overhead: 2 chicken houses; all
bldes. in excel. repair, and Just
painted; newly graded stoned road
int. into - bldg, springs s and nd running
terms. COLEMAN c. GORE. owner
Lssesnursi nsens Io.v,s; Xa;' !. LeesburF os1-W or
a BEAUTIFUL1 COUNTRY Bldg
isrm pioas ransins ,idi o@ soah'fsS'de i Is
fertile acres: good road, telephone
eiec. avail. 3 miles Leesbure. This is
'hrst chance in years to buy small
farm sites in this section Priced
oRE' e ST. terms to Spt SoLEMAN SOLE 6
or home 49-W-l3. 10
NEARLY 600 ACRES, 400 high STATE
cultivation, 40 permanent pasture
2 streams, barns, 2 silos, 2 trench
silos;, 4 tenant houses: 2 main
SSwfan1s, Sedlooms 0eSs9Sms' Ss9Sn ssxt ~ baths
. SStAASt oaeA1os kuCSt lOuSG
Price less than reproduction build.
ing cost; NV, committing distance
TRUNDLE, Ashton 1868. whitehall
So ACRES, improved with 1o.rm. ta
frame house; elec. and bath: chicken
houses for 1000 laying hens; Sill
600: $1,000 cash, bal. financed.
FRED 3. CUSHMAN. Realtor, $40
5Fdpeederick ave-, Gaithersburg. Phone
A ACRES. 25 cleared, 8 rms. elec.,
running water in kitchen; 2 stoves
and bedrm. suite; 6 tons hay. plenty
oak wood in yard for winter; new
south Of D. c. $3.50; $500 down.
200 % mo. Phone or write L. L. SELF,
so0-AcRE FARM for $4,000 De dess
for all cash settlementl. $4,000 a
stream. half tillable. half in wood
land. Good for grazing, or grain
crops. Worth much more, poten-
italy; OWNER; oRdway 6437. 3
FULLY EQUIPPED for dairy; b. c.
tilly. Va. Call WO. O675: 4-6. 40
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
10000 SO. Fl, on 2 floors. clear open
space and excel office; elevators and
separate modern street entrance;
ideal wholesale or retail showroom,
natl. hdars; reayirinE az. .sudisorium;
school and offices; will consider leas-
1ne I1ao; noeIs eves seHWs1Ia'zS43 WI zS43 "9SH' Mh
IN THE HEART OF CLARENDON,
1885 No.. Herndon ST.; rm. house,
suitable for almost any type small
business SIS per month. as is
oFficE HB;UnD1NG, near Thomas r
Circle. 3 stories and basement, now
being modernized and decorated
foH1s Ga NE gaS " asee ,79a 9s Rers
NV. ma. 1866. - ''
men attention. Ac. Of 18th and EYE
sts. .w.-3-story ONCE bldg. and
adjacent parking lot for about 35
cars. This bldg. can be used for
many purposes. Unusual Offering
IRVING 81. NV, bet. 14th and 18th
Display window 1st A., parking for
4 cars; 2 fls. above approx. $50 So.
/ #. ca; excel. cond. Apply LEO d:
BERNSTEIN 4 CO; Realtors. 14f6
Gkosc9i K s; nv; iyf NE, n 800; ~ mr. p.rt I'd
Ia%on store. s1xzs, 4 with gi beautifully M furn.
firs. above; lear garage; excel To-
cation; immediate possession; reas.
rent. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN 4
Cos Realtors, 141b K ct. NV. ME
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OFFICES WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE

CLEARED LEVEL LOT. near -Four
Price, Sl.7OO. MORRISON AGENCY,
sH 3444: ewes. SH. 9249. 3
LGE. WOODED LOTS for ramblers.
near Woodside Park. Sill. spr.; all
9ttls.; o;S $1,000 each; tern terms; owner ownefn
saEDI2Y aE 27o Hills fEfs GE aRoVE@Bethesds eSSo
2OO-ft. wide level corner; many
to build. oL. e317. .
bkTH5sDAIsss. 81 g. s5 &C. 75aaoc Ssa erisi t.:
see and make offer. NATL L1oUI-
BRADBURY HEIGHTS. 2 blks. OF
All uts n aye on paved ssHset sGss 5000
Realty, INC. 1s45 Good Hope
cIosE.iN 1a SILVER SPRING LOTS
All utilities; $1,000 to 81. 500;
ewes. Mr.. KendFick, SLIGO 1875.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Drive ! blk
34th st. to our sisn.) Large rambler
and homesites; rep. on grounds Il
=" sHxPiRos iPi s'fi fNc. DhShs %E 17i7. III ''ii'
COR. 18th AND SHERIDAN sTs. NV.
5oxl40.; including Govt; gsrking;
ss22S Gs&zs cs@ sRoWR S1Rssz Ez g. s745 sRS%s sy:.
H-ACRE LOT
pries, s75e; 500 cash and Srs SIS per
'' J. III HARRIs ri Isl ROGERS
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SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRGINIA
BUNGALOW RAMBLER

BUNGALOW RAMBLER
An attractive cony. Aoor plan. vesti-
bule entrance into charming liv. rm.
with hrepl., full din. rm.. side
screened porch. outstanding kit. and
util. rm. space and equipment; 2
tvin-sized bedrms. and tiled bath;
Hurry. IT'S only S14.960 and won't
last long.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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BUCKS 1941 Special 4-door sedans
series 40-B; radio and heater We
have bucks, excellent condition,
begging for a good owner which
they are accustomed to, with our
famous Cipco warranty; only S595.
PONTIAC. 407-27 Florida ave ne.
AT. 1900. Open till 9 pm. 10
CADILLAC 1889 convertible coupe;
equipped. good condition; S2o4,
500 down. Why pay more2 AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
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CONTINUED on Next passD
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RARGATN

2-yr.-old, all-brick, 3-bedrm. house
has attractive fireplace. fuli din. rm.,
fully equipped kitchen: 3 bedrms..
tiled bath on end floor; full bsmt.
gas heat, side porch: level lot; early
possession. This Is good bar
gain at S14,95O.
HICKS REALTY co.
Alex. 1900; eyes,, TIE. 0933, TIE
1913. y
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ACREAGE WANTED

Apartment Ground Wanted
Have client who desires acreage, suit
able for building apartment; must
have sos FHA commitment; will
build UP to 1000 units. Mr.. Vidi.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO., FIR 1000.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED


SITE WITH VIEW and reasonable
privacy or modern l or = story
house; must be within walking dis
tance Of elementary school and west
Of Rock Creek Park. Please specify
location, dimensions and price. Box
33l-M Star. IS
CASH FOX HOUSES OR LOTS. tl.EH
APPRA1SALS. SCOTT SANDERS,
5121 MACARTHUR BLVD. OR. 567s
WILL BUY OR SELL your property
frame or bricE. waite or colorcd:
also specializing in GI homes. Call
MR.. WALTER MILLER. NE. 1920,
ewes. DE, 5346;
sonal service will give you prompt
action in selling your property. J. E.
PWYER, Br9ker. ST. 1923.
fine emerald me pea pearl oedis'' dia. and Ih' otf1er
jewelry to trade by atty. for close
in or beach property or small farm,
not over $4,000. DE. $3.50. am.
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INVEST. pRop.-sAIE (cont.) }
4-FAMILY UNIT

4th ST. 6.E.
Each apt. consists Of bedrm:. Nv. rn.,
kit. and bath: individual heating
units in each apt; tenants provide
mo. Priced Sls,96O. Cali Mr..
Fairbairn, with CONNER & RYON.
INC, 927 18th st. NV. RE. 3216;
eYes.. DE. 1928. 5
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SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGlkIA

SO0ONOAN sNS..NsC
1LEXANDRIA-2 story. detached, No.
80; located on Russell rd.; bed
5sa huas ss'f v to rn sshSGf S sns asp 'hSg
REALTY, s4I5 Mount vernon aye
A4H1EsxxaANDRiA-Bungslow 41sxanS6isi No. II: 4
iarae IsIn iiv. hv' rm.; gs ov. $500. open 8
till 8. J. T. MOTION REALTY, 2415
Mount Vernon ave-, Alexandria. -S
GROTON-Brick bungalow. No. 10a.
Very, attractive large liy. rm. l with t,11
bsmt., auto. oil heat. ov; 5000.
Open 9 till 9. J. T. MOTION REALTY.
2415 Mount Vernon ave-, Alexandra.
BRICK BUNGALOW No. 1so, $1,000
dSwn, iiy' l oreaahfT WITH frepI 0 auto. oil heat,
seeip 8 r. MoToH M Realty, 2sIGs o s415 Mount
ysrnoa s@,sisv ays AlsxandI,a AaY YMhanp.,ov. vs. No
49, $500 s.d1SUms dSwn tiIs s.tn auto TO-
oil heat, hsrdxood floors; oy: 5000;
open 9 tn 3, J; T: NOTION REALTY I,S
NEAR WASH. COUNTRY CLUE
Colonial; 8 rms. e bedrms.), 2h
baths, an-electric dream kit. with
breakfast nook, dishwasher and dis
..rass ss :vs s0psFfss ss ss.f6 pG5eh seSnd;
ike $50, 600. but you. viii be amazed
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. Di. 141I;
ewes, call RA. 1853.
bedrooms, 2Ha baths, liv. rm., din
Tm., elec. kit, recreation room. acre
lot: immed. possession. GOODMAN
REALTY. 4346 Lee hwy. GIL 1868.
NEW 3-BEDRM. BRICK rambler, Arl.
tremendous bsmt., side porch; un.
beatable: S15,250, $1,000 cash
PROVIDENCE. FA. 3343.
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TAxIcABs WANTED
STATION WAGONS

FORD 1946 station wagon, In perfect
cond. throughout; l owner, will
sacrifice for S995. Phone ITO pm
QY 0a4&. Dealerl. q
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REAL ESTATE LOANS tcont. J

MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4h-5% No
charge for sppraisals. MOORE d
HILL CO., 604 18th 1t. NV.
lash IN ONE DA1-1ndiv1duai
resids., or viii buy prop. for cash.
GIL 6676. RA. 22s1. day or eve.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 to year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE
INC: 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. GAGS.
tremely low discounts. M. K. STONE.
EN- 1903
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STROUT'S GOLDEN
ANNIVERSARY FARM cATALOG.
Mailed FREE.
sTROUT REALTY. lila Woodward
Bldg, Washington, Metropolitan 754S.
$50 DOWN. $50 MO. buys new 3-rm.
bunsalow, cleo, Ia acres; $1,25O
on state road.
$50 down, $50 mo. buys old 5-rm.
house, 40 acres woods, stream. elec.
sva1l.; $3.10O. I. B. BROOKS,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY EoR sAlE

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
$50 sth ST. S.E.-Vacant. Ist COM
mercial; lge. S-rm. brick home with
80 IT, living rm.. 4 bedrms.. suitable
Tor doctor. dentist, music studio OF
rcoming house, or any kind OF busi-
HARTMAN REALTY. EaI;TYo INC, NC o:a9; ds45
EXCELLENT ONE-sToRY BRICK
store near 9Th and K NV, leased
at 500 per month for 10 years,
tenant makes all repairs except roof,
Price S12.5OO. Phone or see j. T.
STEUART. 90s Union, Trust bldg,
10Th and H NV, National 0440.
NEAR MINNESOTA AVE. and Penn
sylvania ave. s.e.-1st commercial
1s tt. front. brick, 8 rms, bath,
full basement. suitable for any kind
business. Price SI3,5OO. LU. 4.723O.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. I34s
FxCELLENT oNE-sToRY BRICK
leased for 10 years at 500 per
month; tenant makes all repairs
or see J; T. sTEUART. 9Os Union
TAtianaI rTais 1ldEi. a44o. 18th and H 2: s:w''
1917 18th ST. N.W.-First CONNER.
cial, 20 #. front, 8 rooms, tile bath
full bsmt. Easily arranged for any
kind Of business. S17.500. VI
1915. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
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lowing factory remsnufactured en-
gines:
192S-1947 Ford.
1934-1947 Chevrolet.
1933-194S Plymouth.
1933-1947 Dodge.
1937-1947 Olds.
1937-1947 Chrysler.
We can order Buick. Pontiac. Olds-
mobile, De Soto, Chrysler, Stude-
baker and Lincoln-Zephyr engines
Use our time payment plan. as low
as S11 per month, l5 months to
pay. Also investigate our factory
rebuilt transmission. MONTGOMERY
WARD, Alexandria. Va, AL. 1900,
OY h272
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2 STORES-6 APIS.
An excellent NE. location.
on bus line. at schools and
one block from shopping area.
A good investment with good
return There is about S6,-
900 annual income and can
be handled to show better
than 1870 on equity. For fur
ther information phone Evert
Scott, CO. 1000, Ext. 500.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
TRINIDAD SEC, 13 UNITS
With individual gas heating units;
apis. consists Of bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit.-dinette and tile bath, tenants
provide utils., incl. heat. income
SS07.50 mo. Price, SS2,500. Call
Mr.. Fairbairn with CONNER q
8216; eyes, DE. 3226. Ill
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UNIVERSITY PARK
NO CASH-$49.80 MO.

NO CASH-$49.8U MO.
INCL. TAXES TO VET.
VILLAGE which is very convenient to
Suitland and Andrews Field. This
home is in splendid condition. 1st
d. has two nice bedrooms. spacious
living room, very large electric
pansabie attic is rough fioored with
room for two additional bedrooms;
automatic &C. heat. The large
Total price, $500 (pending VA
APPROVAL. Call Mr.. Russell. GE.
1887. ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1928 K ST. NV.
MA. 9141
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iNVEsTMENT PROP. FOR SAL

INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
OFF WIS. AVE.-Nice 4-unit build
ing, low rent, tenants pay utils.;
4fApbN 9psn s. 0f5 REA1FY Ss co Mr. TcsaniSe sbeo
NEW BRICK BUILDING-Two stores;
two 2-bedroom apartments. 2 small
warehouses, in growing suburban
business section. Shows excellent
return on investment. Call DI. 1915;
SEES fSss;; 81. 81. iSe Sst7' VIM. H. sA9N- say
2O-UNIT BLDG, in excellent NV: 10.
location; can be bought for 8 timei
5 UNIT APT.-Excel. brick; 3 VI. old
bldg. In, good rental area, Takoma
p annl Iriss6 se6ta at II Jess e 5a shan times
penss gsnsss' ,bstan'n %na essb Operating res4s sx
81; i9l1 tin 9 pm. YOUNG &
oFFicE B61LpING downtown.
near Dupont Circle and Conn. ave.
-Renoyated. vacant; immediate
sssssss!sF ST. ?gssS s1s ssSs2o w. n Pl sAys
FIVE-UNiT APT. BLDG, new, Gus
5000; best NV. location; 1-bedrm.
units; recreation rm.. garbage dis
Rosssl Exss.. oil eon,iS.4.a sefr K.y de meas:
Brown REALTY CORE. Reaitors,,
DU. S55s; ewes. sH. $500. -
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT
Six-unit bldg. with 90-ft. front. on
Good st. Low ceiling rents, gross,
$3.S60.. Tenants pay gas and elec.
81 FsRt fcSm ca M shnitSs Rms aPs RDpH H5Ifi
REALTY co Realtors. nI 1900
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GARAGES FOR RENT
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

row MOTOR, 1t fork-lift truck,
2-ton capacity; for sale or will
rent; used very little; cost S2,575
Will sell reasonable price. WI. $500
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

THAMES 194s h-ton panel; good
cond.; 25 to 80 mi. per gal; S175
cash; total, S575. Cali before pm,
Mr.. CLARK, SH 9776. IS
STUDEBAKER 1949 tractor: COM
Pstss Prsfes dppgpe te f uaaer ana
miles, with contract to match;
will trade even up for 1949 Buick,
Cadillac, Lincoln, etc. Original
cost Of this unit, over 81 900. ST.
1893. 10
JEEP 1e47 pickup truck; 4-wheel
drive; 5000 1946 jeep: metal cab,
4-wheel drive. power take-off.
wench; S700. WO. 0675, to =.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
&al&ass6iaA&&}
Canlesio of Horses in
 Retirement

NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-tR-As- sault, one of the gamest and best of modern race horses, today was on his way tack to the Texas farm where he was born to complete his days in the idleness he richly earn ed.
 The crowds roar, the straining drive to the wire, the sensing of victory-all are over for Robert J. Klegberg's little chestnut six-year- old, fourth biggest money-winner in turf history with $672,520. Two years ago, Assault twice headed the golden list.
 Trainer Max Hirsch, himself a Texan, announces that his famed charge has been retired permanent ly to Klegberg's vast King Ranch farm after starting six times i'll a comeback campaign this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
NORWAY SKIING
 PICTURE SHOWING
 0N FRIDAY NIGHT

Some of the best color skiing pie lures ever taken in Norway are included in sound movie to be shown in Juneau Saturday evening in the high school, according to Elton Engstrom, president of the Sons of Norway which will sponsor the showing.
 Maj. Fridjof Endresen will give the narrative as the film unreels, commenting on the scenes north of the Arctic Circle, and action pictures in Oslo harbor and of win ter sports.
 Arrangements for the hall are in charge of Chris Wyller, while Dr. U. o. Rude is attending to details of securing the protector, sound equipment and screen.
 The program will be open to the public, and a small admission charge will he made to defray ex- penses.
 Major Endresen is travelling un- der the auspices of "Normands For bundet," a worldwide association of Norwegians. His trip also is supported by the Norwegian De- partment of Foreign Affairs. He will be in Juneau Friday, Satur- day and Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18

wolves.
 Meanwhile. Hosea Sarber, assis- tant district agent in charge of predator control in Southeast AL aska, is working with one assistant out of Petersburg aboard the FWS boat Black Bear.
 A party Of FWS officials had been inspecting the anti-predator operations out of Petersburg re- turned to Juneau over the weekend. They told of the work being dcne by Sarber with the aid of poisons.
 Rhode, who was a member of the party, said IT wolves had been found dead around three sets of poison.
 But that was an exception he admitted. Usually wolf can strug- gle a few feet away from the poi son. and then you can't find it in the undergrowth.'
 Baits used in predatory work are not attractive to valuable fur ani- mals, Rhode said.
 Poisons, traps and rifles will be used in increased work against the wolves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
HU5kiE5 HEALTHIER AS
 READY, GOLDEN BEARS

SEATTLE. Oct. 18.-LR-Wash- ingtons football Huskies may just ee limping instead of crippled for this Saturdays clash with Calif- ornia at Berkeley.
 Left halfback Rolly Kirkby, full back Hugh McElhenny, tackles George Bayer and Loran Perry and fullback Tiedemann all were in uni form for yesterdays light workout. All but Tiedemann were injured early in the Stanford slaughter last Saturday. Tiedemann has been out for three weeks with illness and flu.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
BUMPER SpUD CROP HARvESTED, PALMER

PALMER, Alaska, Oct. 18.-lRi- A bumper potato crop-with indi- vidual spuds much larger than nor maj size--!s nearly harvested in the Matanuska Valley. James Wilson, Manager of the Matanuska Valley Farmers Cooperative Assn, said to- day total figures still are not av- ailaLle, but that the co-ops ware house already has 1000 tons stored. Average has been 8-l3 tons per acre.
 He said bulk of the coop spud crop will go to the Army at an av- craze price of $5.40 per cwt.
 Wilson reported that with the Co-op's fiscal year only three fcurths completed, books already show this will be the best year in history here. He predicts the years business will reach $2,00o,oo0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
CUBS HARVEST NC;
 GUT FARM ACREAGE

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-lR-The Chi cago Cubs, having failed to harvest much from their farm system, have cut affiliations with five clubs.
 They dropped working agreements with Macon, Ga, of the Class A Southern Atlantic League; Selma, Ala. of the Glass B Southeastern League; Clinton, Ia., of the Class c Central Association, and two class D clubs, St Augustine of the Flor ida State League and Lumberton, N. C., of the Tobacco State League.
 Farm Director Jack Sheehan said the slash was made so the Cubs could concentrate on fewer and better" playing prospects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
FILM TESTING IN
 ALASKA" TONIGHT
 AMBULANCE BENEFIT

The film, Fishing in Alaska, :" which is being presented tonight in the Methodist Church was produced at a cost of $37000.
 The Soroptimist Club is sponsor ing the showing of this Nash film in the interest of the ambulance fund. There is no charge for the showing, but free will offering will be received during the evening.
 The picture will be shown at 8 D. m., and another film from the collection of the Fish and Wild life Wild Wings will complete an evening of interest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
ANT!-W0LF WORK
 10 BE INCREASED
 IN WINTER MONTHS

Plans for stepping up work against predators in Southeast Alaska were revealed this morning by the Fish and Wildlife Service here.
 Clarence Rhode, regional director of FWS, said that all FWS en- forcement agents in Southeast AL aska will be sent afield this winter against the wolves.
 Two severe winters have decreas- ed the deer population, he said; and no deer can be spared to the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
S0x RELEASE TWO
 PLAYERS TO SOUTH

CHICAGO, Oct 18.-tR-Pat See rey, much-traveled outfielder who played with five different teams last season, and pitcher Jim Goodwin today were released outright by the Chicago White Sox to the Memphis Chicks of the Southern Association
 Goodwin, left-hander, was on option to Memphis last season, fash ioning 7-5 record.
 Secrecy, rotund swinger acquired by the Sox from the Cleveland h. dians last year, played with the SoX, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Newark and San Antonio last season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
Lads Kiss Girls;
 Get Gaming; Protest Is Regisieerd

LONDON, Oct 18.-P- Is a school girls kiss worth caningP
 Peter Freeman, Laborite, will ask that question of Education Minis ter George Tomlinson in the House of Commons Thursday.
 Freeman said six boys were caned
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
FIGHT DOPE

Fights last night turned out as follows:
 Brooklyn, N. Y.-Bill Daley, 156, Brookline, Mass, outpointed Henry Jordan, 14515, Brooklyn, N. Y, (S)
 Newark, N. J.-Joe Baksi, PISA, Kulpmont, Pa, outpointed Jimmy Holden, 199, Elizabeth, N. J. (10)
 Sydney, Australia-Harold DaSe, l21, Los Angeles, Calif., outpointed Elley Bennett, 119la, Australia, l2)
 New Orleans-MaXie Docusen, 132, New Orleans TKO'd Jackie Wever, 132, Pawtucket, R. l., (4)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
N0TRE DAM MAULER5AT
 TOP IN POLL
BY JOE REICHLER

NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-tH-Notre Danes performance against high
 y rated Tulane team last Saturday Apparently has convinced most of the nations football experts that the Irish belong in class by them selves.
 In contrast to last week when 1t barely won the No. spot from Army the country's sports editors and sportscasters voted Notre Dame a solid first choice today in the third weekly Associated Press poll,
 A week ago the Irish nosed out the Cadets hy 30 points. Today, Notre Dame received nearly 200 points more than the West Point CTS. Of the 179 voting experts, 146 named the South Bend eleven first on their ballots.
 It's been years since team has dominated an AP poll so completely. In all, the undefeated Irish attract led 1,745 points by their devastating 46-7 rout of the Green Wave of New Orleans.
 Army, which received 58 first place votes week ago, got only 10 this time despite it's handy 54- IA romp over Harvard. Those bal lots, however, together with numer- ous seconds, thirds and fourths, gave the Cadets 1852 points to rank right behind Notre Dame and well in front of third place Min nesota.
 Bernie Bierman's Gophers en- hanced their Rose Bowl chances by handing tough Ohio State 27-0 trimming. This one-sided triumph brought them eight first place vot- es and a total of 1870 points, to Eoost them one notch from fourth to third
 Although it rolled over Kansas, 48-26, Oklahomas power-laden team fell a notch from third to fourth with 1,171 points. California ad- vanced from ninth to fifth due to | it's 16-1O victory over Southern Cal | ifcrnia. The Golden Bears point total was 875, nineteen more than l North Carolina which stayed in sixth place. Kentucky, eighth a | week ago, moved up to seventh l with 798 points.
 Three newcombers graced the top ten list this week replacing such old stalwarts as Michigan, Tulane and Southern Methodist Cornell by virtue of it's 48-l4 humping of previously undefeated Yale, vaulted over six teams into eigth place with 345 points.
 Rice, helped by 41-27 pasting of SMU, made the Biggest gain, a jump of 16 places. Whereas the Owls were 18th last week, they took over ninth spot by a narrow margin over Texas. The Longhorns also made big gain, advancing from 18th to tenth. Rice amassed 166 points to 136 for Texas. The biggest blows were dealt to Michigan and Tulane. The Wolver- ines, who lost their second straight when they bowed to Northwestern, 21-20, dropped from seventh to 18th. The awsome pounding by Notre Dame not only knocked Tulane out of the unbeaten class but dropped the Southerners from fourth place clear down to 20th on only 35 points. SMU fell from 10th to 17th. Southern California ranked 18th while UCLA and oregon tied for 26th.
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 SEATTLE, Oct. 18.-LR-A San Diego-Seattle baseball trade involv- ing the Padres veteran catcher, Dee Moore, and Tony York, Seat- ties utility infielder, was rumored today.
 Earl Sheely, General Manager of the Rainiers, said he had talked with President William Starr of the Padres by telephone, but would not disclose the individuals involved. The Moore York trade was deem ed by baseball circles to be the best bet in view of Seattle's need for top catcher and the Padres desires for a good utility man.
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BY WILL GRIMSLEY

NEW YORK, Oct. 18-tB-The season is only half over but the sitting of pigskin powerhouses and pygmies has been so thorough you can almost put a finger on the ma jor bowl principals-Minnesota and California look like a lead-pipe cinch for the Rose-Fiere's a guess Oklahoma will do return engage ment in the Sugar at New Orleans against either Kentucky or Tulane
 in the others we offer for Jan. l reference: Rice and North Caro- lima in the Cotton; Texas or SMU in the Orange at Miami against southeastern foe?-say, Kentucky or Tulane, the one that doesn't go to New Orleans.