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Evening star., 1950-10-30
Powers Of Duke Fails
To Score, but Keeps
League Point Lead
BY the Asseeiated Press

RICHMOND. Va. Oct. So
Tom Powers, Duke halfback.
didn't make q point last week but
nevertheless remained at the top
today Of the Southern Conference
football scoring parade by a single
marker.
Powers has 48 points. Walt
Michaels, Washington and Lee
fullback. tailed II points In his
teams 27-20 defeat by Tennessee,
to climb into the runnerup
position with Al points.
Four players are deadlocked for
third, including Steve Wadiak,
south Carolina halfback; Fred
Cone, Clemson fullback; Bob
|Shen1onski, Maryland halfback,
and Dickie Lewis, William and
Mary halfback. Each has SO
points.
Four conference games will be
played this week. But only one
OF them-Virginia Techs invasion
Of Washington and Lee-is doped
to have any bearing on the league
leadership. w. & L. which can
win the crown with victories over
Tech and Richmond, has 40
loop mark. All other teams have
been beaten or tied.
Tnodipr eoorare.
Evening star., 1950-10-30
.N,189 See Aquinas
Crack Bulls Streak
Special Dispatch 10 The Stur

ROCHESTER. N. Y. Oct. 80
Bulls School of Silver Spring.
Md. had it's five-game winning
string snapped yesterday by
Aquinas Institute, 21-7, before
crowd of 20.189.
A touchdown in each Of the
last two periods made the differ
ence after both tailed in the
first period.
The last two Aouinas scores
were by Jim Sampagna. The
third-period score came after an
exchange of fumbles in front of
the Bulls goal, while the insur-
ance touchdown capped 70-yard
drive.
Campagna also had big hand
in Aquinas' first tally, intercepting
pass and returning to Bulls Is.
The final yard was made by Jimmy
Burns on quarterback sneak.
T For Bulls only touchdown, Leo
SperoS, ran 81 yards.
Evening star., 1950-10-30
Designer Of Novi Special
Dies in Highway Crash
By the Associofsd Pres.

FRESNO, Calf, Oct. 30.-Wil-
liam c. (Bud) Winfield, 46, de-
signer Of the Novi Special racing
automobile that thrilled crowds
at Indianapolis Speedway, was
killed in a highway collision last
night. +
Winfield's three companions
were severely injured and the
driver of the other car, Alfred
Garcia Perry, jr.. 18, Fryan, Calf,
was killed.
Winfield designed and engi-
neered his speedy Novis in back
yard garage at his La Canada,
Calf, home near Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1950-10-30
ColesviIIe Club Wins
County Diamond Title

The Montgomery County Base
ball League finally wound up its
season yesterday with Colesville
winning the title with a 5-4 VIC
tory over Silver Spring at Silver
Spring.
It was the third game of the
playoff series. Brother Love was
the winning pitcher although
nicked for 10 hits. He helped at
the plate with three for three.
Evening star., 1950-10-30

our lads entered the game at fever
pitch and played in that state all
afternoon. It was the very best
game that Notre Dame has played
this year. 1t just wasn't enough.
The game was definitely a
crowd pleaSer as 10 touchdowns
and a field goal were recorded.
Michigan State has one of the
finest offenses we have ever seen.
It's head coach, Biggie Mum,
spent three years as an assistant
to Bernie Bierman at Minnesota,
and eight years under Fritz
Crisler at Michigan. Into his
Michigan State offenss he has
Evening star., 1950-10-30
The Lineups
WASHINGTON,

WARRINGTON.
Lett Ends: Taylor. Berrang. Brown.
Lett Tackles: Niemei, Karras
Lett Guards: Steber, Badaczewskj
Centers: Demao. Ulinski, Cuirk
Right Guards: Siegert. Witucki, Pepper.
Rieht Tackles: Lipscomb, Hendren.
Right Ends: Tereshinski, GOODNIGHT
Quarterbacks: Gilmer. Baugh.
Lett Halfbacks: Justice. Spaniel, Eaenz.
~, Risht Hsifbacks: Dudley. Dowda.
>, Fullbacks: Goode, Stout. Drazenovich,
PHILADELPHIA
Left Ends: Ferrante. Green, Hix.
Left Tackles: Sears, Stickel
Left Guards: Maronic, Patton, Magee.
Centers: Bednarik. Lindskog, Wojcie-
chowicz
Right Guards: Kilroy Barnes. Giannelli
Right Tackles: Wistert. Mcdowell, jar
moluk
Right Ends: Fihos. Armstrong. Wiley
Qusrterbacks: Van Buren,. Ledbetter
Farmer, Craft.
Right Halfbacks: Zieeler, sutton.
Fullbacks: Myers, Muka.
Washington - 3 O O o. 3
Washington scoring: Field goal: Dudley.
Philadelphia scoring: Touchdown
Van Buren,, Pihos. Muha. Ledbetter, Green.
Conversions-Patton 5.
Evening star., 1950-10-30
County Coeers Meeting

Plans for, an unlimited basket
ball league will be discussed at a
meeting tonight at 7:30 O'Clock
at the Prince Georges County rec
reation building, 4811 Riverdale
road in Riverdale. Managers of in
terested teams are invited to at
tend or to contact John Poston,
Franklin $3.50,
Evening star., 1950-10-30
Yanks and Eagles Top
Pro League Divisions;
Giants Drop 10 Third
BY The Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 3o.-The New
York Yanks and Philadelphia
Eagles moved out in front of their
National Football League rivals
today In their race toward the
championship play-off.
The Yanks overcame. the Chi
cago Bears early lead to win,
1927. before $4,000 at Yankee
Stadium. dropping the Bears to
third place in the National Con-
ference while the Los Angeles
Rams moved into second by
swamping Detroit. 65-24.
The Eagles. 35-3 victors over
the Redskins. pulled ahead of the
New York Giants. who lost to the
Chicago Cardinals, 1913. and
dropped to third. while the resurg-
ing Cleveland Browns moved up to
second. The Browns walloped
Pittsburgh, 45-7.
In the sixth game played, the
San Francisco Forty-Niners scored
their second victory of the season
over the hapless Baltimore Colts
at San Francisco. y to II.
Yanks Win "Big One"
Red Strader's Yanks won the
big one" in beating the Bears.
They get next Sunday off and then
go to Chicago for a repeat per-
formance and If they take that
one the Yanks figure to represent
their division in the play-off.
The much publicized duel be-
tween the two former Notre Dame
stars, George Ratterman of the
Yanks and Johnny Lujack of the
Bears, came off as advertised, and
Ratterman had the better of it.
The Yanks' passer threw two scor-
ing passes, scored once himself.
and set up two more with aerial
strikes.
Lujack was no slouch either.
He ran to touchdown, fired a
67-yard pass to Ken Kavanaugh
and kicked three extra points.
Johnny connected on 20 of 80
passes. accounting for 359 of the
Bears total of 472 yards, but six
passes were intercepted and three
paved the way for Yank touch
downs. -e.
Ratterman threw all but one of
his teams 19 forwards, and COM
pleted 10 for 276 yards. After the
Bears had assumed a 1870 lead
in the first period, Ratterman
rallied the Yanks and spanked
them to a halftime advantage of
21-13. His big throw was a toss
to Art Weiner in the closing min
uteS when the Bears were still
very much in the running. 1t
covered SO yards and put the ball
on the 9-yard line. Sherman
Howard went over standing up
for the clinching touchdown.
Motley Has Big Day.
Coach Paul Brown switched
his Cleveland offensive from the
air to the ground and proved
that the former All-America Con-
ference champions still have a
bruising offense by smashing the
Steelers' defense for six touch
downs. With big Marion Motley
leading with 1873 yards on II
tries. Cleveland piled up 338 yards
on the ground. The Browns threw
only 10 passes, completing six
for 1875 yards, as the usually
rugged Pittsburgh defense was
completely overwhelmed. Motley
scored two touchdowns.
Norm Van Brocklin of the Rams
tied Bob Waterfield's team rec
ord by throwing five touchdown
passes in sparkling Los Angeles
to victory. He had to share the
individual spotlight with De-
troit'S Wally Triplett, who re-
turned one kickoff 81 yards for
a touchdown and also reeled off
runs OF 81, "a and AZ yards.
The Giants have become pretty
(See PRO FOOTBALL, Pg. A-16.)
Evening star., 1950-10-30

Five Of Six Leaders
Facing Tough Games;
Ohio State Impressive
BY The Associafsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Stick D
straight pin in any section of the
college football map today and
you come up with a stout con-
tender for national honors.
It's been a dizzy season, with
upsets a dime a dozen, but never
in recent history have the gridiron
fates been so considerate about
equal distribution Of top teams.
Here are the country's leaders.
their sections and records: &
Southwest-Southern Methodist
$50. f
East-Army go. y
Observation-Disclosures go.
South-Kentucky (7-0).
Far west-California (6-0). Il
Midwest-Ohio State (4-D.
For documentary purposes.
that's also the exact order of the
last Associated Press poll. with
each Of the six teams amassing
more than 1000 points.
OF these, only Ohio State has
been beaten. The Buckeyes
dropped a 1927 last-gasp decision
to top-ranking SMU in the OPEN
ing game of the season.
Doubt SMU Could Repeat.
Most Of the 82,174 fans who saw
Ohio State crush Iowa, 1921, in
Columbus Saturday probably
doubt that the Mustangs from the
Southwest could do the job again.
The Rose Bowl champions,
spanked by 185-pound Vic Jano-
wicZ, certainly looked the equal
II not the Superior-or any team
in the nation in staging that saw
age touchdown binge.
So in each Of the major foot
ball regions you can get a heated
argument that the particular sec
ton has the best grid machine
in the land, with no way actually
to prove 1t since none of the other
schedules cross.
So 1t becomes a matter Of sit
ting tight and waiting for the
giants to tumble. That could
start happening this week with |
five Of the six top-drawer clubs I
facing sinewy opposition.
Only Oklahoma's Sooners. whoi
tied the modern winning streak of
26 games Saturday by humblingl
Iowa State. 20-7, have it easy.
They play Colorado at Boulder.
Southern Methodist, idle tha
past week, will go to Austin to
tackle q big. resourceful Texas
team that has lost only to Okla
homa-in real squeaker-and is
rated seventh best in the nation.
The Longhorns warmed up for
the occasion by smashing Rice. :
the 1949 Southwest Conference
champion, 35-7.
Army Takes on Penn.
Army's tank-like forces, whoi
won every game with at leastl
three touchdowns to spare, go|
against the biggest hump of a
relatively easy schedule when they
collide with Pennsylvania at Phila-
delphis.
Penn, with one of the country's 8
great backs in Francis (Reds)
Bagnell. has shown plenty of zip
in winning four of its five games.
Navy was the victim Saturday,
30-7. Army toyed with Columbia,
$40.
Bear Bryant's Kentucky Wild.
cats, who look more like a ma
tional power with each passing
week, will be host to Florida, the
high-scoring dark horse that up
set unbeaten Vanderbilt a week
ago.
Babe Parilli. A T-magician,
passed and directed the Wildcats
to a 28-14 victory over Georgia
Tech-Kentucky's seventh in
row. Florida won its fifth game
by trouncing Furman, 1877.
On the Pacific Coast, Califor-
MAS Bears. Rose Bowl hosts for
the past two years, face their big
challenge of the year in the
/c> 1oYrr~r r~@rrayY -.
Evening star., 1950-10-30

team I have
coached than
I was after this
game. Ev ry
player on our
team produced
better football
than his physi-
cal capabilities
seemed to al
low. Because OF
the tremendous
loyalty display
ed by our stu
dent body at a
giant pep rally
Frid av nipht.
Evening star., 1950-10-30

Baugh at quarterback for the Redskins.
Harry Gilmer had been hurt. 1t was sus-
pected that he'd cracked bearing in his
pitching shoulder. So with the champion
Philadelphia Eagles leading by only IA to 8,
the Redskins looked to Baugh to be their
general in the second half. Baugh, who'd
saved them on countless occasions for IS years.
The old gaffer, now past 36 years of age,
didn't have it. Just like Louis in the ring, he
looked uncertain and slow of reflex. And 1t
looked as if the Redskins knew that Sammy
couldn't save them; that Baugh was ready
for the rocking chair.
Evening star., 1950-10-30
Pro Grid League
STANDINGS
Yesterday'S ReSults.

-, =, ICstcIu8y , hGSuItS.
Philadelphia,, 35; Washington. 3.
Chicago Cardinals, II; N. Y. Giants,
y; r, Yanks, 3S: Chicago Bears. 81.
Cleveland. 40; Pittsburgh, z.
San Francisco, II: Baltimore, IA.
Los Angeles. 65; Detroit, "a.
Next Sundays Game.
Washinston at New York Giants.
Chicago Bears at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago Cardinals.
Green Bay at Baltimore,
pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
san Francisco at Los Angeles,
Evening star., 1950-10-30
Best Wasn't t Enough
By Fronk Leohy
Notre pome Football Coach

Notre Dame was beaten Satur-
day by the finest football team
we have seen this year. I have
never been more proud of any
Evening star., 1950-10-30
WIN, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

IT WAS LIKE WATCHING Joe Di Maggie last July, when
big guy getting his bat around fast enough those
high like watching Joe Louis last September
when getting Ezzard Charles That's how it
Evening star., 1950-10-30

(See COLLEGE FOOTBALL, A-16) J
Evening star., 1950-10-30

See REDSKINS, Page A-1s
Evening star., 1950-12-01

S25 PER MONTH for q modern ONCE
at 1017 18th st. NV: also q 2 or g.
room suite on 1st floor. See MR..
PosNER in Room sol or can
Evans w sSisi Bu1Lp1Ne, 1920 New X York
ave: n.w.-Avaiiable Immediately:
desirable rooms to meet your re
Suite 6i6. ME. iio7.
COMPL. End FL. of large downtown
within s next few months; nth :'IISs approx.
1000 So. it., fully .air-conditioned,
at very reas. rental and on long
term lease; ideal for law firm, trade
association or comparable group req.
area fe ras Can ms dERhE Il aER' S dssTsbe 4s5
for further information and ap-
CONTINENTAL BLDG.-15th and K.
CaIpeted room. furnished. or unfur-
1 ROOM. someIetsslzy M furnished. S2s
TWO LARGE Rooms; iD0Gi IN law ONCE
suite. Southern. Bldg: receptionist
toned; $3.50 per mo. Only respon-
slble indiv. or corporate ofdces
nssS Toa apply A .sT Telephone MISS PAT
OFFICE or business space. available
comm saS ''5 Can ffS!s2s HS Szss sTs Or so ss IT,
AVAIL. JANUARY 1st. can be seen
now. 4200 blk. Wis. ave. NV; Arm.
suite with pvt: Law; suit. for dossor
%eefdass Ur ffedatiss' 20 e'ei In shons wo' 0eSl
Downtown. light. airy. furnished
space. 24-hr. elev. serv.. 24-hr. sec
retarial serv.; sa5 mo. 81. ss46.
FURNISHED, carpeted
asSs5; 'sS sse. 1'i 1i7i5 P n IT, NV. Si1: Ask Mk.
kESsfHNGroN. SO Lincoln ave. eS .
hGned fniI hssni eoimmerSital; H., S-rm bungalow,
14so < sT: N.W.Ss4o SO. IT,. $sb
m9nthly. moi la aHkso NA 1888. If no answer.
rtWo5 ts5 Fl PkIvATfEEs 172fEs; OFFICE ROOMS, and
services furn.: end fioor. facing
street; S75 per mo. Oil 18th st. NV.
FIRsT-FLooR PRIVATE front ONCE
adj. rm. also avail; good light,
SIsan; as G4za yac' 10th and Eye SITS. NV.
Pa. AVE: N,w.-Front office. co com
pletely furnished. suitable for law
OFFICES FOR RENT in heart of
Silver Spring, $50 mo- up. Cali
SH. 3490; ewes. SH. 1854.
AIR; R;CONDITIONED OFFICE. modern
building. approximately 800 so. II.
on street level; immediate occupancy;
heat and light furnished; plenty Of
parking space: 5000 per month.
Contact MR.. GRAF, AP' 5000 or
write 1905 Rhode Island ave.
Brentwood. Md.
DOWNTOWN - Two beautiful, large.
mrs., open space; combined, separate;
reas.; pvt. entr ELLIS, ME. I171.
44%O Conn AVE, 2nd hoor-Available
now. Gail broker or owner, OR. 1900.
ALLISON BLDG.-Ofice space; 400
TO 700 1t. Free parking. Good NV,
location. B. B. ALLISON, GE. O513.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
HOUSES FOR SAlE-VA.
NEW BRK. BUNGALOW

4NG " DxexA. d ONA1x1ANvW
Choose your color scheme for this
2-bedroom brick bungalow, which
is almost ready for occupancy
Modern In every respect; full bsmt.,
and truly a weil-built home. An at
tractive buy on this market.
Town & Country Realty Co.
oW. 442O 8 till 9 Ow. 9426
Available for Christmas
Alexandria, attract. bunsalow. on
lge. lot, 60x175; rms, tile bath,
all equip. kit. oil h.-w.h 1-bedrm :,
bath down. only $4,000. No. 5
Brick bungalow, $1,000 down, 8
years old. 2 twin-sized bedrms., :,
l.r. with woodworking firepl.. lge.
equip. kit.,. over acre Of ground.
Mostly wooded. Outside ent. to bsmt.
Attractive stone and block rambler
with 3 nice bedrms., dr., elec. kit.
and restful l.r:, built-in bookshelves.
attach, gar, H-acre lot. About 90
min. from town, S20.95O. No. III.
REALTY co.
Business Ctr, XII. $4,000
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Mel f.
VIENNA. VA.

VIENNA, VA.
IL ACRES AND STREAM
%-bedrm. house built 1943, some out
buildings. Exc. location. Good view
TATE, Exclusive. Ask operator for
Vienna 800; eyes,, Vienna 1891.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
VIENNA. VA.

Charming 2-acre Estate
and shrubbery. bedrms.. 3 baths,
plus maids rm. and bath; Gear ga
rage Sacrifice to settle estate. Sub
stantial cash required. McDIAR-
MID REAL ESTATE. Ask operator
for Vienna 800: eyes,, Vienna 1901.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
New Soft. Rambler

Situated on a wooded half-acre.
Solid brick and block construction,
furred and plastered walls. Two
closets. Large !. r. with fireplace
Full tile bath. Breakfast rm. Kit.
squipped with Youngstown cabinets,
Oft Frigidaire. Frigidaire range
with 32-in. oven and Bendix washer
Work rm. 10x12 It. Janitrol radiant
throughout. 5-ply built-up roof
with 20-yr. guarantee. Located
south of Alexandria in excellent
neighborhood nr. school. S16.950,
with substantial down payment.
Shown by appointment only. ROGER
w. SMITH CO.. INC, 515 1st St.,
Alexandria, Va.
AL. 1929 OV, 077l,
Ewes. TIE. 0554.
Evening star., 1950-12-01

APPEAL
Yes Sir! real rambler appeal In this
new home on level la-acre corner;
brick and frame. 6-rm. home with
modern bath. fireplace, wardrobe
closets, sliding doors. and one Of the
prettiest kitchens we have ever seen.
Only S15.750! Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, OF Glebe Rd.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
INVESTMENT PROP WANTED OFFICES STUDIOS FOR REMIT

FOUR-FAMILY FLAT, in any section
OF the city. Call MIR. STRICKLAND
at Md; 1882. "a.
cash will buy a 30-unit or more
apartment building in NV. section.
SH. 8734. Sc
HAVE CLIENT FOR II to 18-unit
apt. or. 2-story commercial bldg. In
Clarendon. Westmont. or Presiden-
tial Gardens area. Up to S175, 900.
THE HANES co.
204o WILSON BLVD. oW. 20s1.
LIST YOUR BUSINESS, commercial
and Investment properties with this
have clients who are ready, willing
and able to pay top prices for prop
erty in the above listed category.
James L. Dixon & Co.
1922 18th st. NV. ST. 1900. -3
Evening star., 1950-12-01
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
IT'S A S27 500 BEATTTY

IT'S A SGT 500 BEAUTY
4 BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS. GARAGE
bedrms. on the 1st floor is in a
choice location in Arlington and
has 14x22 living rm.. 12x12 din
ing rm. One of the most liyeable
homes we've ever had judged by live
ability. convenience and dignified
address, Could be ready to move in
by Christmas. Shown by appt. ].
FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.. OK.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
AURORA HILLS

Ewes. OF. S717. TIE. OS37. TIE. O933.
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4 GOOD INVESTMENT

A GOOD INVESTMENT
Two-family brick: 1st a.. s rms. and
bath; End A.. 8 rms. and bath:
steam heat; this house. is in q fine
will pay 75% Of carrying expenses.
Priced S12 500; cash $4,000.
v. WARD BOSWELL, Inc.
22O s. washington st., Alex. AL.
2616. TIE. 7721. .
"PARTICULAR PEOPLE"
will like this 3-bedroom, all-brick
center entrance, Colonial, Gift. Lr.
With fireplace. separate Or, spacious
large wooded lot in Falls Church
area. Priced to sell at S15,250.
Dominion Ins. & Realty Agcy.
OK. 1878. 3103 N. 10th. GIL. 633s
Evening star., 1950-12-01
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAL

ATTRACTIVE HOME, large lot over.
large kit, elec. stove; compl bath.
tub. shower; attractively decorated.
$3.50. $3.50 cash. S62 so monthly.
BOND. ME. 951O.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
FLORIDA PROPERTY.
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

S4.542 end TRUST NOTE payable
S62 per mo. at So. So, 3,15O. MR..
SHAW. AID. 0531: eyes,. 10. 2-3317.
End TRUST NoTE-s4,s75: payable
$40 mo-: 35So discount; house sold
for S13,950 with S1,050 down.
$4,000 assn. 1st at $63.70 mo-; re-
Gently remodeled into 2 apis. RE-.
2161. 3
Evening star., 1950-12-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
GET SETTLED

Now while the rest Of the world seems
restless and before it's too late to
take advantage Of this very charm
bedrms. and tile bath up; 3rd Il.
for storage; spacious liv. rm. with
firepl., nice din. rm., side porch,
equipped kit: VI bsmt.; Lear gar,
converted into storage rm. and sun
deck oyer garage. CT approved at
ARLINGTON REALTY
1904 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-12-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
FOREVER YOuRS

brick bungalow with expansible at
tic Live all on one floor until your
family gets larger. Q twin-siZe bed
rms. tile bath, gracious left. liv.
rm. with fireplace, separate din. rm,
. very nice. kit, rear screened porch,
full bsmt. with outside entrance.
Hurry. it's only $14,95O.
ARLINGTON REALTY
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
APPROXIMATION

WHEREAS, February 8,
1850 is the 10th anniversary of
the founding of the Boy Scouts
Of America, chartered by the
Congress Of the United States,
rs a program for all the boys
of America, and
WHEREAS, the Boy Scout
Program has affected the lives
of 16, 500, 900 American boys
and men since 1910, and now
has an active enrolment
of 2, 300, 900 and
WHEREAS, the Movement
is engaged in a Crusade to
Strengthen the Arm of Lib
erty" by giving more boys a
richer experience and increase
it's usefulness to the nation and
WHEREAS the Boy Scouts
of America, a great force for
training youth in right char
actor and good citizenship,
marks it's 10th anniversary by
a great National Scout Jambo-
rec at historic Valley Forge,
Pa, this coming summer;
NOW THEREFORE, l, Lee
Bettinger, Mayor of the City
of Kodiak in the Territory of
Alaska, do hereby proclaim the
week of February 9Th to 18th
as "Boy Scout Week., and do
urge our citizens to recognize
the unselfish, patriotic serv-
ice being rendered to our COM
munity by the Volunteer
Scout Leaders who bring the
Program to the youth of our
city and in all possible ways, to-
further this wholesome youth
program and help the City of
Kodiak to be adequately rep
resented at the great National
Scout Jamboree this year.
Lee G. Bettinger
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
GovernorTo.
Visit Kodiak.

Governor Ernest Gruening
plans to visit Kodiak within
he next two weeks to discuss
with school board members
and city officials the possibil-
ty of including a swimming
pool in the new school plans.
The governor will also report
on his efforts to secure a part
Of the Signal Hill property,
used by the Alaska Commun-
ication System, as a new
school site.
While in Washington recent
ly the governor called on var
ious department heads and
wrote letters to Secretary Of
the Interior Chapman urging
that part of the land now used
by the ACS be given for the
site.
A mimeographed copy of a
speech in which Governor
Gruening urged the inclusion
of an indoor swimming pools
in all new territorial school
buildings has been received by
many local residents.
Tentative plans for a din
ner in honor of the governors
visit have been discussed.
Arid Johnson, school archi-
tect of Tacoma, WASH, has
written John Hughes, In
dependent School District
board president. that the
plans are being revised to in
Glide the pool.
When the completed plans
are received the ISD will send
them to the General Services
Administration headquarters
in Juneau for approval.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
Scouts Plan
Special Observances

Next week, Feb. 6 to IL,
marks the celebration of the
10th anniversary of the Boy
Scouts of America.
A half hour broadcast over
,WVCQ is planne on Wednes-
day and on Feb. IL, Boy Scou4
Sunday will be observed by
all cub scouts, boy scouts, and
their leaders attending a
church of their faith.
Troop number 625, composed
of MOB and town boys, will
take part in the observance.
Scouts from town will meet
Tuesday evenings at the Elks
Club and base members of the
troop on Thursday night at the
Boy Scout Hut at Bells Flat.
All will meet together on ;e
a month.
A formation of nine planes
from the Patrol Squadron
based at the Naval Air Station
made two sweeps over town
Wednesday.
| A navy spokesman describ-
ed the flight as a routine train
! ing mane1ver.