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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-31
ATTENTION TOURISTS

Ride the Mailboat Yakobi for an
intimate acquaintance with South,
east Alaska. Leaving every We'd
nesday-arrive in Juneau Saturday
night. l8-t1
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Sport Shop

15-ss.s5 Two-pc. Rayon Faille
Suits $500
25-$S.s5 to $14.s5 Rayon Sport
Dresses, l and 2-pc.---$ $500
1o-sl2.s5 Rayon Velvet Dresses,
$500
2s-sl2.s5 to sls.s5 Rayon One
pc. Dresses $500
6-$3S.S5 Sheer Wool One pc.
Dresses -----------S $500
-$5.95 Ray6n Jumper Dresses.
$2.eo
35-s5.s5 Wool Jackets - $500
S-$7.S5 Black and White Check
Wool Jackets $4.00
5o-ss.ss to $5.s5 Rayon Skirts.
$1.o0
2s-ss.s5 and s1o.ss Wool and
Rayon Skirts s-------$5.SS
101-$2.99 Wool Slipon and
Cardigan Sweaters- s------$1.77
0-$3.s9 Nylon slipon Sweat
36-$3.S9 Cotton Blouses $500
41-$2.ss Rayon Skirts .---s1.ss
6s-$4.99 Rayon Blouses $3.50
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Occasional
Furniture

1-S32.50 Desk Chest, maple
finish, floor sample S22.50
1-S29.95 Lamp Table, leather
top, top marred $14.99
1-S4.95 Smoker, brass finish.
as $2.4S
1-$s.95 Magazine Rack, ma
hogany finish, as is-----S4.9S
1-S27.50 Student Desk, maple,
floor sample
1-$1S.s5 Student Desk, walnut
finish. damaged--------S9.SS
-S59.5O Kneehole Desk, Z
drawer, mahogany veneer, s39.s5
1-$59.50 Kneehole Desk, g.
drawer, maple ple-------$S9.95
1-S69.50 Typewriter Desk, ma
hogany veneered, as is S44.s5
1-S29.50 Kneehole Desk, wal
nut finish, scratched $19.9s
1-S16.95 Gossip Bench, ma
hogany finish, wine seat $3.50
1-S15.95 Bar Stool, red top.
floor sample S9.95
3-S69.95 Chrome Dinettes,
5-pc., green porcelain top, $4s.95
2-S134.50 Chrome Dinettes,
5-pc., center extension style,
$3.50
1-S129.50 Chrome Dinettes,
5-pcs., center extension style,
$S9.95
4-S97.00 Blonde Oak Dinettes,
5-pcs., center extension, $685.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1950-01-05

a meal that every member of
the family goes for in a big
way.
THE LEAVELL'S also believe
in slicing bacon on the spot
it's much better that way.
Their bacon is brought in fresh
daily from the West, and de-
lightful it is with Center Mar
ket City's wonderful Shenan-
doah Valley eggs.
If you're bacon-and-eggs, or
ham -and-eggs hungry, we sug-'
gest a visit to this stand this
week end.
WE VOWED not to mention
turkey leftovers in this column
but we were faced with
turkey scraps the other day
and tried this dish and found
it so good we thought we'd pass
it on to you. The taste differ
ence is found in the olives:
Olive Turkey la King.
l cup ripe olives
2 tablespoons butter or mar
garine
5 tablespoons -four
2 cups milk Cor l cup milk and
l cup stock
IA teaspoons salt
u cup table cream
l egg yolk
2 cups diced cooked turkey
2 tablespoons chopped pimiento
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
Toast or patty shells
Cut olives from pits into
large pieces. Melt butter and
blend in flour. Add milk, salt
and cream, and cook and stir
until thickened. Remove from
heat, and slowly stir in lightly
beaten egg yolk. Blend in tur-
key, pimiento and parsley, re-.
turn to low heat and cook until
thoroughly heated. Serve on
hot toast or in patty shells.
Serves 6.
WE'LL see you this week end
at
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th & K Sts. NV. . .
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Transit Co. 10 Delay
Filing Fare Increase
For Week or Two

A Capital Transit Co. official
said last night the company's re-
quest for a fare increase may not
be filed until next week or the
week after"
1 1t had been reported earlier
that the request would be made
this week.
E. C.. Giddings. vice president
of the transit company, said the
request will be made as soon as
the company cam complete the
compilation of data necessary to
put the request before the Public
Utilities Commission.
He told a meeting of the Wash
ington Highlands Citizens As
sociation that preparation of the
data has been underway since
December 18, when an arbitra-
ton board awarded company en-
ployes wage increases.
'We have been working day and
night preparing the material" he
said. 1--WE didn't even let up for
the holidays"
Mr.. Giddings would not pre-
dict how high an increase the
company would ask. He pointed
out the increase is necessary to
meet the increased wage bill and
pull the company out of the de-
ficit column in which, he said,
it has been operating for the
last five months.
Mr.. Giddings told of the trans
portation outlook in other large
cities in the country and assured
the group that other cities are
charging bus and streetcar riders
as high as we are"
The remarks about the pro-
posed increase came between
comments and questions about
proposed express bus service run
ming between Anacostia across
the new South Capitol street
bridge, and downtown Washing
ton.
The company has requested
PUG approval of a rush-hour,
extra fare express busline over
this route. A hearing on the re-
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Je,UeIry

S1$S.95 Mems Wrist Watches,
$685.
$500 Rose Color Gold filled
Key Chains ----------$1.95@
$3.50 to $1.00 Mems Watch
Straps, fabric or Koroseal- 29c
2-$29.o 90 Ladies' Wrist Watches,
wide link bracelets $685.
$1,000 Lady's Wrist Watch,
wide bracelet $10.S5s"
sass Gold Color Compacts,
as is SOC
1-$7.50 Rhinestone Necklace
and Bracelet Set $500
'.plus 10% tax "plus 20b tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
COrsefs

24-SS.50 Figue Builder Cor
selettes for stout figures, figured
batiste. Sizes 40 to a. $500
3-S16.5o Warmers LeGant
Half Size Corselettes, sizes So,
81 and 40 SS.25
$3.50 Rengo Corselettes
without belt. Figured brocade.
Sizes "a and A S3.25
2S7.95 Rengo Inner-Belt
Corselettes, rayon brocade, sizes
46 and d43----S3.99
6-S7.95 Whirleze Girdles, cross
boned front, rayon brocade.
sizes 20, IS and 36-- $3.50
26-$2.00 to $3.95 Junior Figure
Girdies, all elastic. Sizes small,
medium and large $1.00
14-S2.00 to $500 Garter Belts,
disc. style, nude or black $1.00
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Luggage

6-SS.95 Overnight Cases $3.50
3-S13.95 Overnight Cases SS.s5
4-S13.95 Train Cases SS.95
2-$18.95 Hat and Shoe Boxes,
S11.99
1-S21.95 Wardrobe Case -$14.99
3-$11.95 Pullman Cases $3.50
1-$13.99 Companion Case,
lettered --$9.99
1-S16.9SPu Case, lettered
S10.9S
1-$21.50 Hat and Shoe Boxes,
lettered -----$11.99
1-S2S.00 Pullman Case with
tray ---- $500
1-S39.95 Pullman Case, leather.
$19.S8
1-S42.95 WARDROBE Case,
leather, lettered- $24.OO
1-$42.95 Mans 2-Suiter Case,
leather, lettered --.-- $24.00
All Prices Plus 20% Tax
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Knit Underwear

2o-Irregs. of S1.25 Famous
Name Cotton Combination
indies, white only in broken
sizes, slightly soiled 39c
s2-Irregs. of 89c and s1.00
Run proof Rayon Undies,
panty and vest styles, tearose
shade, not all sizes -- 59c
4S-Irregs. of S1.65 Nylon
Briefs, black only in sizes 5
10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 69c
6S-Irregs. of 59c Buddee
Briefs, slight imperfections, as
sorted colors, sizes 5 to Z lee
367-1st Quality and Irregs. of
59c to 89c Rayon indies, pop
ular panties and briefs, full
cut, comfortable styles, tearose
and white, not all sizes avail
able 2 for S1.00
25-Irregs. of $500 Famous
Name Nylon Stepins, tearose
shade, not all sizes included,
$1.19
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Linens and
DOsssestics

/ lot Towels, napkins, cloths,
decorative linens, etc. "As is.
sc to $3.50
6-sls.95 Ref-Rac Bedspreads,
white ground with colored
punchwork designs, double size
only Observation-Disclosures $11.99
12-S6.95 Bates Bedspreads, dis
continued pattern, Down on
the Farm. doubles only, $3.50
100-$1.69 Children's Name
Towels, terry cloth. 22x44-in..
various names CSC
1o0-Sec. 89c Martex Golden
Jubilee" Guest Towels, solid
colors Observation-Disclosures
2-$7.sS Cotton Damask Table
Sets, peach color, 64x84-in.
cloth, 3 napkins ---------$4.99
-$12.50 Cel-O-Sheen Rayon
Tablecloths, '65xs5-in., slightly
soiled ---------$6.49
33-S1.00 Cell Sheen Rayon
Napkins, slightly soiled- 59c
15-Sec. $S.S5 Scranton Solid
Color Lace Cloths, 70x90-in.,
Hunter green, gold. brown or
Kann'sStree Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Upholstery

20 Pcs. $3.50 to $4.9s Venetian
Blinds, all metal Stats with
baked enamel finish, as is,
"a. $1.50 to $2.49
1-$7.00 Decorative Cornice In 4 !.
u by 120 inch width ----- $3.50
20-20c to 35c Curtain Rods, ss
is, various widths lee
S-$1.75 Traverse Rods, floor
sampled, 28 to 4s-inch width,
$1.0e
~ Prs.-$3.s5 to $4.S5 Cotton
Marquisette Bathroom and
Kitchen Curtains, assorted
styles in lengths, 36, IS, 81, SO,
and "a, good assortment Of col
ors 91.90
74-$I.s8 to $3.50 Assorted Cur
tain Strips, as is
s6-s2.4s to s3.4s Rayon Lace
Panels, slight imperfects, good
lengths to select from .ea. $1.O0
1S-$17.95 Satin Bedroom
Drapes, ~ yards long and fully
lined with cotton sateen, good
color selection $9.95
4-$19.95 and $11.9S Folding
Screens, three and four fold,
floor samples, as is---h pssce
1-s13.95 Davno Cover IN Mod
ern Design, as is is---$5.00
3-$8.95 Chair Covers, floral and
stripe designs, some In grey
background color, floor samples,
AS $ks3O
1-$11.9S Studio Couch Cover,
good color, floor sample, rs is,
$5.0e
20-$14.S5 Chair Covers, ali IA
nous makes, " price, --S7.4S
1-s24.95 Sofa Cover, floor
sampled, famous make Si5.95
Kann's Upholstery-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
TOiletries

36-S50.00 Degas Perfume, inn
ported French perfume, bottled
and made in France S6.8S
18-S1.9S Leather Cigarette
Cases, hold 20 regular size Gig
arettes, assorted colors- -$1.29
300-$1.49 Metal Compacts,
gold on silver delgn, loose
powder -----------.- - $50
24o-s2.75 Tryst Perfume, 2 OF.
size Observation-Disclosures 79cs
48-S2.50 Elmo Matched Make
up Sets, contain photo finish
lipstick and face powder -$1.50+
72-S1.O0 Wrisley Pink Coral
Perfume, attractively packed,
59c*
Is-$l.00 Christmas Stocking
Novelty Soap Packages, pure
kiddies' CASTLE 39c
40-$1.2S Fever Thermometers,
oral or rectal type. bakelite
12-$1.6s Lucite Cloth Brushes,
nylon bristle, clear only $50
48-$1.S8 Military Sets, two
black Nylon bristle brushes set
In solid maple backs, boxed.
$50
3s-sl.5e Perfume Bottles.
heavy crystal clear $50
72-S1.25 Lucite Hand Mirrers,
double faced, plain and magri-
flying side 89c
2SS-10c Razor Blades, blue
steel, double edge, 5 blade pkg,
2 for Sc
S2.95 Pocket Perfume Atomizer,
satin finish ---- SI99
500 Cheramy Hand Balm,
ideal for hands, arms - $L00
$500 Helena Rubenstein Estro-
genie Oil and Cream, special
combination package S3.50@
$50 II. III. Aver Hand Cream,
to keep your hands soft and
smooth $1.00s
$2.25 Barbara Could "Velvet
OF Roses" special Dry Skin
Cream ---------- -S1.00s
S1.50 Daggett and Ramsdell
Hand Lotion, a fine protective
lotion for hands and arms,
:. $1.00s
Plus 20% tax.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
&Z<x~f
GEN7ER
MARKET CITY
with Hf Ah<%

We" <~S S0S0S|
CHARLES H. LEAVELL, who
owns stands 406-408, and his
son Bob, have some good news
for you in the way of hams and
bacon.
You can get a good ham from
them, home-cured, and famous
in Washington, that will last
you for quite a while. And a
ham is a good investment for
these days when you want to
relax from strenuous enter
tanning. In addition to baked
ham (bake half of it,, save the
remainder for broiling or fry
ing. Try hominy with ham for
breakfast. Grind your baked
or boiled ham and serve ham
and pineapple doughnuts.
Have a big pot of simmering
soup one of these cooler Janu-
ary days. Use that ham-bOne
you've been saving for good old
bean soup nothing Detter.
THE LEAVELL'S have men
on the road all year long,
choosing fine hams for them
in such famous States as Vir-
xinia, Kentucky and Tennessee.
They also bake hams for you,
and If you'd like a taste of
real, honest-to-goodness Vir-
ginia ham (home-cured and
smoked) stop by this stand.
They'll slice you a nice ham
steak, too. And who knows
better eating than a ham
steak, ham gravy, mashed po-
tatoes and peas. It's typically
American, not too fancy, but
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Electrical
Appliances

3-s5.s5 Infra Heat Lamps,
$685.
-$5.95 Electric Egg Cookers,
$2.95
1$16.s5 Standard Make Elec-
trio Br0ilers S1l.9S
7-$ls.95 Automatic Toasters.
$15.95
2-$27.95 Famous Make Glass
Coffee Makers, with double
SUOVC $VsVS
16-$5.S5 Electric Sinus Pads.
$1.69
@S17.s5 Electric Cerdless
lIOu8 -SVsOO
1-$3S.S5 Electric Apartment
Washer -$19.SS
4-$6.S5 Electric Baby Steri-
KAnn's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Nn',:*''S N',:'''::; Friday Bargains
China

-s5.9s Three-Pc. Glass Con-
sole Sets 1888
5-s2.9s Chop Plates, decorated,
SLAB
s-s3.9s Crystal Fruit Bowls,
s1.5s
7-s5.eS Figures. colored pot
terry $1.S8
12-S1.9S Paris Book Ends, S1.00
1-s5.9S Cookie Jar, decorated.
$1.9S
$500 Compartment plates,
pastel colors rs--2 for $1.0O
7-s4.98 Seven-Pc. Pop Corn or
Salad Set, pastel colors -$1.9S
s-s14.9s Imported Wine Sets,
4-S6.9S Pottery Bird Console
Sets, 3-pcs. 1898
3-S11.98 Luncheon Sets, 35-pcs.
$s.SS
1-S16.98 Dinner Set, 53-pcs.,
$S.49
10-S1.98 Crystal Ash Tray Set,
3-pcS $l.0O
4-S6.98 Decorated California
Cigarette Set, 3-pcs. - $3.9S
Kann s-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Infants Wear

S9c RAy0n Jersey Pettipants,
little girls sizes 4 to 8 34c
59c to S1.o0 Undershirts, Pants,
Headwear, Mittens, Slips SAC
CSC Cotton Knit Sweaters, coat
style, sizes z and 3----- 34c
Secs. Of $1.69 Cotton Knit
Crepeers 34c
$1.9S to $3.50 Sport Shirts,
Blouses, Jeans, Stacks, Pajamas
and Skirts $1.24
$4.s9 One pc. Poplin Snow Suits.
matching hat. For boys and
girls, sizes ! to 4---S3.O0
$3.50 Girls Rayon Quilted
Robes, floral print, size 4 -S2.8S
Sl.99 Children's Corduroy Over
alls, broken sizes to 6-----$1.24
19c Children's Cotton Socks,
anklet styles, sizes 81 to 5, 10c
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05

quest Is scheduled about January
l19.
The association adopted reso-
luton favoring an express or local
bus line on this route, but at
no extra charge.
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Furs

SIS to SIS Ranch Mink Skins,
SO "a.
$4,000 Stone Marten Skins.
$40 ca.
s159.oo Black Dyed Kidskin
Coat, size IA $500
$500 Mink Blended Muskrat,
sizes IA and is $4,000
$4,000 Sable Blended Squirrel
Stole $4,000
$4,000 Sable Dyed Squirrel
Locke Coats, sizes IA, Is, $4,000
$4,000 Natural Grey Persian
Paw, size 18----------$130.00
s1ss.o0 Black Dyed Persian Paw,
size 12-----------$130.00
$1,000 Blended Muskrat Cape,
$4,000
$4,000 Black Dyed Persian Paw,
size Observation-Disclosures $179.00
$399.o0 Black Dyed Persian
Lamb, sizes II, II, 16----$239.o0
$14.5o to $3.50 Fur Ascots and
Muffs -------$7.25 to S39.75
All prices plus 20% tax.
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Witty Cox to Speak

Witty Cox. Congressional Golf
Club pro. will speak at a lunch
con meeting of the Reciprocity
Club at 1890 pm. tomorrow in the
MayfloWer Hotel.
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Rugs


Sec. Of $116.8O Beige Tone
on-Tone Broadloom, 12x8.10.
$500
1-$22s.oo Carved Wilton Broad
loom, beige, soiled, 12x11.10,
$4,000
1-sec. Of $lss.so Carved AK
minister Broadloom, 12x13.7,
$Ss.s5
1-Sec. Of Sl15.3o Rose Plain
Velvet Broadloom, 9x7.10, $39.95
1-$53.00 Carved Grey Broad
loom, 9x5- $19.95
1-$S.95 Taupe Plain Velvet,
soiled, 4.6x4.5 $1.95
1-S32.S5 Beige Loop Weave,
9x3.2 s7.S5
1-S2S.95 Rose Tone-on-Tone
Administer, 9x3.7-- $9.95
1-$21.95 Green Tone-on-Tone
Administer, 9x3.10-----7.S5
50 yds.-$4.S5 I'd. Plain Grey
Carpet, 27"---------yd. $1.S9
100 yds.-$6.S5 Green Twist
Weave Carpet, 27"- 33.9S
Is yds.-Secs. Of S7.95 Gold
Floral Administer, a." I'd. $1.99
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Necktrear

1-$3.95 Knitted Wool Cape,
blue. faded from showcase, $1.98
S1.50 Washington Scarf, silk
square, picture OF White House,
S1.00
S4.s9 and S5.95 Blouses, rayon
crepes, perfect quality y---$s.8s
SEC Hat Feathers, quilts, fancies,
counter mussed --1 10c
soc Windsor Ties, rayon crepe,
brown, few black 10c
6 yds.-$1.25 Wide Rayon Satin
Bias, black yd. Csc
10 yds.-S1.50 Rayon Velveteen
Bias, 3" wide, black --yd. 15c
10 yds.-S1.00 Black NyIon Ruff
fling, shirred, 3" wide -yd. 15c
10 yds.-Rayon Plated Sheer,
/" wide, orange color 10y I'd. 10c
Kann's-Street Floor
Nursery Furniture
$3.50 Cribs, waxed birch,
damaged $22.8S
1-ss2.5o Crib, maple, as is,
$19.95
-S29.5o Cribs, waxed birch and
maple, as is-$18.99 is
1-s34.s5 Crib, waxed birch,
1-s3s.5o Crib, waxed birch,
as $22.SS
1-$2s.5o Youth Bed, maple, as
is -$1S.99
5-$9.95 and $11.S5 Play Pens.
soiled and damaged $40
2-$l3.75 Bathinettes, as is, $6.SS
1-S42.5o Chifferobe, as is S2S.95
1-s24.s5 Chest, damaged SASS
l-$15.95 Bathinette, as is s7.99
1885 Stroller, scratched $4.9S
2-$32.50 Strollers, scratched,
SI6.99
1-s22.5o Carriage, as is Sls.9s
+$29.95 Carriages, as is, $1S.99
1-$39.95 Carriage, minus hood,
$1S.99
1-$3S.S5 Carriage, damaged,
Sass
2-$1S.95 Hi-Chairs, uph. seats,
damaged S11.99
1-$12.95 Innerspring Crib Mat
tress, as S6.98
A$10.95 Innerspring Crib Mat
tresses, as is S5.98
1-S12.95 Innerspring Crib Mat
tress, as is------------$6 Is $6.98
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-09
DR.. KessIer to Direct
Mental Institute Here

DR.. Edwin S. Kessler, formerly
with the Menninger Foundation al
Topeka, Kans., has been appointed
director of the Washington In
stitute of Mental Hygiene.
He will succeed DR.. William L
Granatir, who resigned last month
to enter private psychiatric prac-
tice here.
DR.. Winfred Overholser is presi-
dent of the board of managers o1
the institute. a Red Feather agenc!
Of the Community Chest.
Evening star., 1950-09-09
Evans to Give Lecture
At National Gallery

Grose Evans, lecturer of the
National Gallery of Art, will talk
at 4 pm. tomorrow on "St. Peters
and the Vatican" in the gallery
lecture hall. The talk will be ac-
companied by a March of Time
film, THE Story of the Vatican"
Thomas Brockman, pianist, will
give a concert in the east garden
court of the gallery at 8 pm
Gallery hours on Sunday are
from 2 to 10 pm.
Evening star., 1950-09-09
Sherman Was Right, Yonk Finds
AS War ImperiIs Marriage Plans

couple must marry within three
month. And 1t. Hachiya already
was in Korea, with no idea when
he'd get back to Japan. He's still
in Korea, with the 25th Infantry
Division. And the Army needs
men too badly to be granting
honeymoon furloughs.
A letter from 1t. Hachiya
reached the United States Immi-
grafton Service yesterday. Wasn't
there, he pleaded some way the
three-month deadline could be ex-
tended?
Regretfully. officials said no.
Their only advice was that 1t.
Hachiya keep plugging for a leave
just long enough to say II do"
Evening star., 1950-09-09
BY the Associated Press

A San Francisco soldier fighting
in Korea has a private quarrel
with the Reds. They're keeping
him from marrying the girl he
loves. And unless they marry in
the next two months. he may
never be able to bring her to the
United States.
1t. Kiyoshi G. Hachiya is the
soldier. On occupation duty in
Japan, he wooed and won Chiyoko
Yano. AS japanese. she couldn't
come to this country without a
special act of Congress. So Con-
gress passed such an act and
President Truman signed it a
month ago.
But:
The act specified that the
Evening star., 1950-09-09

Show: Premiere of a comedy show
featuring Hank McCune. Franklin
Pangborn is guest on the first pro-
gram.
500, WNBW-Saturday Night Re-
vue: Donald Richards, Robert Mer-
rill and Marguerite Piazza are among
the guests on the first show of the
new season.
1880, WNBW, WTTG, WMAL,
WTOP-President Truman.
11:00, WMAL-Film Playhouse:
Evening star., 1950-09-09
HiqhIiqhts of Toduy's Programs

Film Star Dane Clark is guest
panelist.
10:30. WMAL, WRC, WWDC,
WEAM, WTOP, WQQW-FM-Presi-
dent Truman: Mr.. Truman reports
to the Nation.
TELEVlSloN TODAY
1900, WNBW - Hank McCune
Evening star., 1950-09-09
RADIO TODAY

$50, WRC-NBC Symphony: Mil
ton Katinns conducts the NBC Sym
phony Orchestra in "Pinocchio" by
Toch, Mozart's Concerto for Flute
and Harp" and Francesca da Rim
tni" by Tchaikovsky.
$500, WEAM-Twenty Questions:
Evening star., 1950-09-09
A One-Minute Test of You1
Ne,US Knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

/. REDS-What Supreme
Court justice will make the
decision on continuing bail
for the II convicted Commun-
ist leaders?
2. CLASH-Why did the
White House order Gen. Mac
Arthur to withdraw his For
mosa statement?
8. HELP-A force of 1900
British infantrymen has
joined the U. N. forces. How
many troops has the United
Kingdom promised for Korea?
4. HOOK-How long did it
take Sugar Ray Robinson to
knock out Jose Basora to re-
tain his middleweight title?
S. QUOTES-What British
statesman said: There may
soon be Communist attacks on
Tibet and Persia. But the
supreme peril is in Europe?
Answers.
/. Robert H. Jackson, head
of the Circuit Court in the
Second Judicial District. 2.
To avoid confusion as to the
United States position with
respect to Formosa. 8. 5000
4. So seconds, one of the fast
est knockouts in ring history.
S. Winston Churchill.
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Deaths Reported

{From the ). C. bureau of Vital Statistics !
Sister st. Claire, SO, 4101 Yuma st. NV
James Goldsmith, SO. 1433 Fairmont st
Mary Eastman. IS. Epiphany Church
Marie Rivailles, So. 5000 18th st. NV.
Elizabeth BARLEY. 81. .l106 Sth st. Sc
Henry kearney, 7s, 1896 Longtellow st
William chiswel. n. 1925 Normanstone
BENJAMIN dingell, rs. ee45 Georgia ave
Edna Johnston 81, 1901 Connecticut ave
Charles Haskins. 81. s2s New York ave
Jane ne" Daniel, 65. 1901 18th st. NV
Maude Lambert, 64,. 60l D st. Sc
Mary Grimes, az. 4619 18th St ne.
Stevan Ruzicka. 81. New York, N. Y.
John DenargG. so. BIS H st. NV
Gotrick Hedberg, 50, Arlington, Va
Stanley Boarman, So, III Carroll st. se
Ralph Rannh Youlng' YoIla' e, 175s st; NV.
EaT We1ne4 RichaTds9n rTa e. 1874 Hurst terr NV
Josephine Hill 81 1857 Brentwood I'd. ne e
Lucille ALEX 26 $3.50 L st. NV.
Infant Sullivan. Capitol Heights. Md.
Catherine GriGsby,. 81, .65s Morton st. NV
caleste johnson, rs. 1881 Union st. s.w.
Annabelle Mills 73 al6 3rd st. Sc
Allena Wilson, 81 SO Pierce st. NV.
AVerille Ricketts,, Al, 2107 Maryland ave.
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Margie Thornton. 20, 1928 4sth st. ne.
Alphonso Jones. 90 1929 4Sth st. ne.