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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN
APARTMENTS WANTED

BRITISH ARMY COLONEL and wife
require apt. mid-March, in good
residential area, in or near Wash
ssna %Sss safsn ssnanss aess
rent up to S125. Call HO. 0s47
rBi fafn5eS}i coSDpLE desire unfurn. apt, up
Jas s0e ei.f Fssn' es so p's ssses sssts v:sf s2t
GEoRGETowN ~ Furn. for 1. No
sshasring: EXCEL: refs. 70 sIoo. IX.
usn1RN. SsF1 q Agi l1ssDRm. s5SG, DUPLEX G.,r
8 GENTLEMEN, college grads. desire
turn. apt; IN n:Es Wash. Can give
rffs fheATfof Ga P1 orffefALs SfefA r.ou,r, la,n
sIso, 81! MI III. sFssi aSas bedrms'' approx.
EMBASSY EMPLs.. . reliable sipls;
furn.; pref. Conn ave. bet. Dupont.
Cleveland PIX Work days AID. ,ss oss5.
BEING MARRIED, Govt. couple need
l or bedrm: apt, unfurn.. NV.
apt. house. Wo. 7611 or CO. 1907.
MARCH list. Refined couple. veteran
rapher, desire nice furnished apart
ment with bath in quiet surround
ings, preferably apartment building.
Fsstsl Isstx. sssS %sst be reasonable. 2 BOX
rMo Va EafLoYED Ssf1i women want 1fs iarn.
2 bedrms. or twin-bed rr1. apt, Arl.
q Wash Alex; ov cony; aiaa Navy Annex >. and
room. bedroom. Kitchen. private
bath, vicinity Munitions Building.
adults. moderately priced. Phone
dMv; M; b7lg, ssndsv 2 am. to 10 pm. Sasur-
sss sfss sA ss ssa s''; E ;s'
room, private bath; for two young
men n,ant employed a., a. BY s.ga Justice Depsrt-
2. s6Sl GOVT, U GIRLS RI 0sesi desire e-bedrm
vs.; Vs. max. $40. at. 44oo: Ext
SNAIL APT. OR Ink. ROOM.
w1sTRbS wE1ssssaRnSls TO MI nrs45& s752 = Apt.. las and
houses, furnished and unfurnished,
for permanent employees Of Melpar,
Ing, 452 Swami ave-, Alex, Va.
EFFFiciENSe;Y APARTMENT in apart
saenees msns ouiahos shos. dE ax oSss sss.i0n ref
2 GIRLS with Navy department
want attractive furnished apart
msnt; Arlington or NV. D. C.. CAN
1.BEpRHIMi.' APARTMENT. unfurniished.
Vicinity Bureau Of Standards. Max,
S65 per mo. Phone, FIR. .04l7.
/ RIM. efd. apt. bath. apt. bldg, for
ooyt;, engineer sttsndins eve. law
LADY WISHES to share desirable
details. BOX 266-X, Star.
8 UNFURN. RMs.-Reliable woman
wants details and reasonable rent.
UNFuRN, M z BEDRMs. NV. close in.
pref under Ss6. call wk. days.
swiss VII 9gs1i BUSINESS GIRL desires fur
nished or unfurnished eficiency apt.
+. in apt. building. NV. Write to Box
ARTIST-Desires two-room efficiency
studio apt. Well lighted, modern.
willing to share max. S65. Write
EMPLOYED COUPLE. SON Q yrs. de-
sire furn. or unfurn. apt. or house,
day e, care for son son pref. MR.. REY-
s EMPL. GIRLS need bedrm. apt,
apt. BLDG, good NV. loc.: UP TO 500
unfurn. S1o6 furn. Box 3o7-T,
Gosv'T aSs; ENaR.. wife, / child. unfusn.
apt. 3 Or 4 rooms, NV; max. 970'
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHEo
LONG BRANCH APT.

New, nreDroot, gardeno,tyDs: avail
living room. dinette. kit. bath, Vene-
tian blinds. by-passing closet doors.
kit. exhaust fans. laundry and stor-
age space Streets paved. Complete
shopping and theater facilities with
se1 p.p eK o fns ns tufnS uates 20 ete2sGs
preference. .Piney Branch I'd. and
Old Bladensburg rd., Silver Spring,
Md. Apply rental office, rear S7O6
Old HladenShurR I'd III 7-R721
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ROOMS FURh. OR UNEuRN.

COL.-7O5 FAIRMONT N.W.-Lge.
front rm. for couple: also girl share
with another: privls., co. 1913.
CoLoRED-12I2 OWEN PL. Ne
Double room, cooking privils.; $40;
married couple preferred. FIR. 0005.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WTp.

2 LITTLE GIRLS, age = and g, need
rnl. and bd. and loving care in pvt.
home. Can you help them? HI. 1884.
GOVT. GIRL desires room and board
for self and elderly mother in pri-
vate home with companionShip.
Box 169-X, Star.
A SON wishes to find for his mother
room and board In D. c. First or
End floor, tray service; very quiet
place; perm. State price and de-
scribe. Box 17l-X, Star.
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GOODACRE APTS.
OPEN DAILY as

Several new / bedrm. apts., nreproof
lRe. rms, lge. closets, parquet fioors.
vent fans, Ven. blinds, washing facil.,
storage. l blk. from new shop. GEN.
ter and movies. On busline: SS5,
util. included. S619 Piney Branch I'd
Silver Spring. Nd 81. 7l1l
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED

NEAR PORTER AND CONN., room
ins privilsses. EI. s7ss. 0u. Mis
le01f G ST. -s.E, apply 2nd floor
pedrm., Kitchen, private bath; work
tnG eounls prsfsf1sd. --13
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KENT VILLAGE

Bright spacious rooms with large slid
dows; membership available in coun-
try club: adjoining development;
Capital Transit bus H-6 into devel-
opment.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
UNIVERSITY HILLS

UNIVERSITY HILLS
UNIVERSITY LANE AND
OLD COLESVIT LIE RID.
These beautiful, spacious
apis. are now available for
immediate occupancy. SPA
ClOUS ROOMS. HOLLYWOOD
PICTURE WINDOWS. VENE-
TIAN BLINDS, PARQUET
FLOORS; EXHAUST FAN;
many other desirable features.
Efficiency apts.. S69 so: l.
bedroom apts., S7S.75-SS1. so,
and 2-bedroom apts., S92: in
cluding all utilities.
RESIDENT MANAGER ON
PREMISES DAILY
DIRECTIONS: Out Michiean
ave. which becomes Queens
Chapel rd. to Old ColesviiIe
I'd. turn left on OLD Celesyille
-rd., to I. University lane and
apartments, Apply on prem. =
ises or downtown ONCE.
JONATHAN WOODNER co.
RE. 23SS. RE. 1926. WA. 1877.
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WESLEY HALL
Spacious dhle. rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg. Running water In every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer
selected menu; S4S to S5S.5U; 1926
21st st: NV. HU. 1924.
TRAVELS
1923 18th ST. NV.
Dble. and single rms, with running
water, downtown location. excel.
Special Student" Rates!
1875 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food,
Large, redec. rooms: clean, warm,
cozy! Soc. privil.; maid, phone, re. re-
cep. hall! Family; men, women or
students! DE. 1886.
SPECIAL GROUP" RATES
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ApAprMEhTs FURNISHED

CLEVELAND PARK-Liv., rm" with
firepl.; master bedrm.. lge; closet;
ss 6ssh ggs sT & sNS SO9t 1soS on; 81 sToi NV
Groom sf1icie9cy sna ,oap apt .it: 90? s17SI e
wk. Modern, good decorating. pYtils,
12as 44th PL. s.E.-Two-room apt,
newly dec; utils. incl; S62.5o. vi.
4s4 "a BUCHANAN ST, N.w.-Loyel.
only; pvt. home; $50 mo. Tu. 474o
LGE. BEpRM.. with enclosed sd-
Joining stttins ba5 nps perin hGs cs s prTi fafn
lesss, sSs: & iso4 % Upshur RS st. a;x.
aiol Gsil ssai sotS 81 81. NV. 2 bedrooms,
living room, kitchen, bath. screened
!5sas !d5sseaosrated. nicely furn. sls5. MI.
hhyhaDAas; liyins room With sii dining 0'a spsse.
kitchen. "a block bus, prefer couple.
NV. w. pHnsh: SEah cSAs W 74sR AsR. aS rooms.
eitHhfH ca 10 0sth s447 aSsael' ater pm Mar's sat
coMPLETE y 5rd Il. apt; with pvt.
sah %ith Sn9wer TefST speae bedrm y 4 rm aduts kl
Pvt home. DU, 74is, after 10 a m.
1913 PAkKwooD PL. NV, 9-rm.
eff apt, Ink Empl. couple Conven.
transp. and shopping. Just of 14th
st. RA. 1892. III
1 RIM. kitchen and bath. Pvt. en-
trance, pvt. home, no children. S45
mo. 6337 Tuscarawas rd., Glen
Echo Heights, Md. WI. 3541. -12
1920 STAPLES ST. NE, 2 rooms,
kitchen. bath, furn.; no children
or pets. Empl. couple. -13
PRIVATE BATH, kit. and bedrm.,
SIS aIas. ms. suitiand' Md. Can
1905 4. j. AVE. NV, nicely furn.
rm.,. for Ink. l or Q empl., nom
drinking persons. none others need
DuPoNT CIR, 1882 1sth-Lge. triple
studio bedrm.. kitchen, pvt. entr.;
suit. for 3. S25 mo. ea. WI. 1852
NEW APT. furn., beautiful new fur
niture. 2 rms, kit. and bath and
shower; everything private; sorry, no
children; 500. 6226 Georgia aye
DUPoNT Embellishments; 2 rms;
small kit. and bath: End f.; utils.;
maid Also large double. GE. 1907
1906 MINI. AVE. s.E.-2-room apt.
for sober, clean working people, $50
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR

AJAX MENTS FUK. OK UNFUK.
Mr.. NAVY MEDICAL, Public Health;
semifurn.; lge. rms, End A., pvt.
bath; 500 mo. VIII. 0293. -12
COUPLE, or l or 2 women. share
small attr. house with one other;
own bedroom. Box 2S5-X, Star. .
COLORED-TW0 RMS, KIT. and
bath, S65 mo. 18th and Kenyon
SITS. NV. Call DE. 1909.
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Utilities Included In Rent
Directions. From Peace Cross at
Biadensburg, take Route q. s. so to
Bird traffic light, then turn right on
Route 202, so Ia miles to Kent
VILLAGE
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4ulH.. gro tnO., CLonc 70 sSoIse anu
LSsft9 ssis s'; Mt'' H!s:r a,s.s,s s1s. ss II
Srkas Sa asat, s'sPs sPs %essssar " a t. sss mo
COTTAGE CITY. MD.-Liv. rm.,
VIE ssahsa asls ssasa ca itPsos xP sos1 BATH t9r
'eas etts with With sink. refrigeration ii m t'sn and
Mr.. WARDMAN PIX. Living rm.,
Sssusug Sssua finns srn am dlensa SIT saf 9sn
comb. radio. phone; apt. bldg; re-
4si p0hSsaie i9tS 81. s.E.MModern o duplex, 1
2 rms. kit, dinette, bath; nicely
NEWLY fsEh.i Sc DGcoRArE6. g. b. 7114 Or 3 rms
furn. or unfurn:; ali util., laundry,
tel. and TV privil.; in pvt. home:
Schools. eSns; 70 FIR staasea 5s6s. shopping ana
STUDIO EFFI.. attrac.. clean, sunny
e s ss.IyssnE ss Raa 1877 ssAJo av bs sfSz sHSY
NAVAL OFFICER, 10 minis. to Beth.
cations Annex. Living rm.. bar
sao slt 6ssrm bed sH bath a1'og patio usil. incl'
End FL. pvt. entrance. 2-bedrm. apt.
pvt. home; nr. stores and transp.;
or 8 men, no drinking. avail.
March 1. Wkdays. only. KE. S-5513.
NEWLY REDEC, 4 rms. pvt, on Sil.
Spr.. bus; enpl. adults; / bedrm.,
S100; 2 bedrm., $140. sH. 3042.
DOWNTOWN. restricted apt, bids.:
2 hedrms., liv. rni., foyer. kit. and
bath, slsv, swtsshbosrd; soss ADULTS,
ARLINGTON = 4-room apt, conv
transp.. near shopping center,
schools. Couple or couple with
teen-age child. ia. s-9131. $50
I. RMS. pvt. bath and porch, all
util. furn.; one $40 and one $50.
al lsos san1nrn GIifS1n niy" Hp. Nc Z s. rn.,r.
sna s. a: ~; Tp., BE sssdrm;, n , kit., al a.
able, for 2 or 3 girls; Ia !.
FURN. OR UNFURN. 2 lge. rms. and
kitchenette, Ice. back porch. refgr.,
sink and range. First a. Semi
coMslrfsLEy satls e sys RIM if sE iiv rm. IL BED
rYn.. kit., pvt. bath; suit. 2 or 8
adults. Sc. section. vi. 746l.
4th AND n srs. N.E.-s weli-eom-
Rletely furr. rms, serai-pyt. bath,
S6e.6o. Adults prsz. yA. FS00.
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NOW AVAILABLE
THE MERRIMACK

and 2-bedroom apts., consisting OF
lge liv. rm.. dinette, kitchen, spa
cious closets with sliding doors; all
New Hampshire ave. Sligo 0755.
liz
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K st. n.w.-Niceiy furn. rms;
downtown; phone with 24-hour
switcnbd. serv. Single, S10.50 UP;
6hle S17 30 I'D
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THE MAURY

7O1 18th ST, NV, near White House.
Double rooms, maid service, running
water in each ROOM reasonable
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COUNTRY soARp WANTED

would like room in the
country, with place to raise game
chickens. Meals on week ends,
phone. Box 2Sl-X, Star.
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COLORED-Employe young couple Il
share modern apartment. CO. 5049

CoLoRED-YoUNG COUPLE to share
new apt; l child accepted: S4s mo.
COLoRED-EMPLOYED couple to
share apt. TU. 1899.
COLORED-oUIET, refined. en-
ployed lady to share nicely furn.
rm.; conv. TO everything. TU. 2lS6.
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1860 CLYDESDALE PL. NV.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, is
ga blks. No. of 18th and Colunbia
I'd. at. Adams Mill rd. Beautiful,
lge. hving-bedrm., lge., dinette, ultra
P8GMEk at aap apt. ess5 so5. g. csose eass. Ms.
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GORDON HOTEL,
HOTEL HAWTHORNE

LAFAYETTE HOTEL
Special weekly rates. $24 single, $50
double. all with pvt. path. Call d
A2I0
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

3-ROoM FURN. APT, near to down
Phone Ho. ;4e77. -,
Iss SM ndlad Hadrm at ft ssorss sna 'ssn shd
mar Manor, Md, WA. S213.
bath, all .util. furn. Pref. married
LaRGE iaHsGs NS seaFf1 twin ed Beds 4aSS Sng
room, bed, sofa, kitchen: pantry, 2
baths, Frigidaire, gas and electricity
included; all outside rooms. Com
pletely furnished. Near H. o. Bldg.
S125 per mo. Box, 264-x, Star.
BACHELOR APT,IEngl. bsmt. type,
bedrm., pvt. bath. fine neighbor-
hood, 2a blks. from Hot Shoppe
and and Shopping center at Conn. ave;
MoDERh E sn1s BsEpSMs., SS Mo Sitshsn, sSls semi
gsyytE; gsyE bsth' ssth Y stii; iurn'; s7s monthly.
1 81 BEDaM. 5asa pl aNb 81 KIT. and bathrm.. Mls
j I$th St; us R.w. RI RA. ssoe.. st5 in''' o1'
tastefuiiy turn. Share .uehS Kitchen ioeti and
bath with z amia5le young girls.
sis week double. AID. 1883.
d n y Il j oL WOODhlDSEs 1SUb
Kearney st. n.e.-Attractive studio
apt, l rm, dressing rm., Kitchen
cite. semi-bath, utils., unlim phone,
UNIVERSITY PL. H.W.I3 large rms.
kitchen and bath, S95.36. PLANT
q GORDON. INC, 1874 Park I'd
NEAR MAYFLoWER HOTEL-Newly
DECORATED; sS ass6 or 8 rooms and bath
BRIGHTWooD-Nicely furn.. . bed
rooms, liv. rm., kit, dinette, semi
pvt. bath. GE. 6544.
CHEVY CHASE-Studio with bath
and kitchen; French doors leading
TO garden; pvt. entrance; $65. HO
3 BEDROOMS, nicely furn.; 1aund
pylgs.; 3 employed adults; no pets
NEAR UPTOWN THEATER-3 girls;
large twin and single rooms, pvt
Kit. and bath: home privileges; on
ccrosstown and L bus lines. EN-
1919 PARK RD. N.w.-Nice 1-rm
apt PVT. porch; util. furn.; SAC
CHI. CHI. MD.-Lovely gr. f. apt.
studio rm.. bedrm., kit. din. rm.
hath: S67 mo-. stag. WI. al13.
CLEAN, well furn. 2-bedrm. apt, in
Guiding piano for responsible adults
l4os Chapin st. NV, first floor.
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",BEDRM. APT. on Belmont st.. nr.
kitchen, pantry and inclosed sun
porch; 2nd-floor front corner; va
cant. A real value In an older
coop at $500. on terms. Cali
MI. Gavin with H. @. SMITHY CO.,
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Ath AND = SIS. N.E.--3 wsii-eom-
2sS.s5. 'a.Ri 2aalss ls''' ss:s. ssn'-Sss ga. fs66.
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EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent village, Landover. 4 n Md;
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED
WILL ExCHG.. apt. in elev. bldg. for
small house, or larger ant n ~
GoIly. elem. school :. DU. 900. w
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-08
bAk5| IS WINNER BY
 KNOCKOUT

NEW YORK, April 8-R-"This time I'm not going to miss the boat"
 It was Joe Baksi talking. The 2l7- pound ex-coal miner from kulp- mont, Pa, had just stopped hand some Bernie Reynolds of Fairfield, Conn. in two minutes seven sec- onds of the seventh round at St. Nicholas arena.
 Big Joe floored his 186-pound foe seven times and looked very impress sive.
 He wore the 24-year-old Reynolds down with vicious head and body attack and ended the scheduled ten-rounder with left hooks to the mid section in the seventh.
 The first decked Reynolds for eight and referee Ruby Goldstein didn't even bother to count after the second.
 Big Joe, who now lives in small bungalow colony outside Green wood Lake, N.J., was jubilant.
 "This time I'm not going to kick away any chances" said Baksi. Il lost my chance at Joe Louis in '47 because I didn't train for Ole Tand- berg"
 Tandberg beat Baksi in Sweden.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-08
HALIBUT TACGERS WANT TO CHARTER
 SCHOONER, GREW

SEATTLE, April 8-tR--The In- ternational Fisheries Commission wants to charter a halibut fishing vessel and a crew of seven fisher man to carry on halibut tagging work in Alaska waters.
 Bids will be received until the enc of this month, said H. A. Dunlop, director of fisheries investigation for the commission.
 The tagging program was started in 1946. Its purpose is to study mi gratory habits of halibut to de- termine if all sources are being fully exploited, Dunlop said.
 The commission seeks to charter vessel, with a crew of seven, to work between Kodiak Island and Unimak Pass in Area 3. Four mem bers of the commission staff will go along to do the tagging. The worE is scheduled to start early in July
 Dunlop said the commission hopes to get a boat equipped with sonic depth finder and dio-telephone.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-08
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

Girl Scout Troop No. met by patrols Tuesday afternoon and earned to prepare and cook diff 'erent vegetables.
 The Linda Kassner patrol met at the Methodist church with Mrs. Charles Forward. They learned how 10 make carrot curls and cooked carrots. They also cooked frozen 5pinach.
 The Dorothy Mize Patrol met tt the Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Montgomery. We cooked and served buttered asparagus with ,oast and butter fried hominy.
 The Lorna Dee MacKinnon pat sol met in Mrs. Flint's home. They made corn fritters. and creamed md scalloped cabbage.
 All girls turned in to Mrs. Pyle money collected from our cookie sale. Next week the girls should take samples of some food they nave baked.
 DONNA BUCKNER, reporter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-08
SEATTLE IS BLANkED BY
 STAR GANG
(By the Associated Press)

tDy IllC hSSOCldbC0 lCooJ
 The weather man has been play ing hob with the Pacific Coast League lately, but today it appears that nothing less than a hurricane can dislodge the high riding Holly wood Stars.
 Showing the form they used in winning the pennant last season, the Stars once again are hotter than a motorman's hatband. Today, the Twinks are pacing the field with nine victories and only two setbacks-two games ahead of sec end place San Diego.
 San Diego seems the logical can- didate to fan up that hurricane. At Seattle, where the Stars are cur rently holding forth, the only notice able wind is that stirred up by the Rainier batting order.
 Last night, for example, Lee An thony twirled Hollywood to it's third straight shutout in four games this week at Seattle. He yielded six hits as the Stars won, to 0.
 The Rainiers opened each of the first four innings with singles, but they couldn't work their runners around. The defeat put them sev- enth in the standings-next to last
 Rain is forecast at Los Angeles tonight where the Angels and the San Diego Padres are locked in combat. Last night, wet weather forced postponement of the game at San Francisco between the Seals and Sacramento, and called halt to the Portland Oakland contest after five innings.
 The Oaks won it, to 3, scoring all their runs off Portland's Lyman Linde in the first inning. The rain also caused postponement of 8 scheduled second game. The clubs have double header on tap for today.
 At Los Angeles, the San Diego Padres moved into second place with 5 to 2 victory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-08
.aisSAia&k&}ka
Coaches Make
 New Swings

NEW YORK, April 8-lR-It isn't often that coach gives up a col lege job to shift to a high school post, or vice versa, but both hap pened yesterday.
 They climaxed day of wholesale coaching developments:
 l. Dick Miller, 32-year-old head football coach at North Dakota U., resigned to take a high school job at Canton, Ohio.
 2. Ray Eddy of the champion Madison Und) high school team became head basketball coach at Purdue.
 3. Wilbur (Sparky) Stalcup of Missouri said the Thursday an- nouncement of his appointment as head basketball coach at Michigan State was a misunderstanding. Yes serday Sparky said he'd decided to stay at Missouri.
 Three other coaches changed jobs. Robert (RedD Brown of Davis and Eikirs moved to West Virginia U. as head basketball coach. Pres Mar avich of West Virginia Wesleyan gave up his head cage coach job to become West Virginia U. freshman basketball and baseball coach. Bob Fuller of McDonogh School in Bal timore shifted to Virginia U. as freshman football line coach.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-08
S0L0NS SPLIT 0N FBI DATA ON LATTiNi0RE

WASHINGTON, April 8 = tR = Senate investigators split on a stormy issue today-whether FBi records completely clear owen Lat timore, accused by Senator Mc- Carthy of being a Communist spy.
 Any conclusion that the records do entirely absolve Lattimore is 'un- warranted" said Republican Sena- ter IIickenlooper of Iowa
 On the other hand. Democratic Senator Tydings of Maryland de ciared he is standing by his state 'slcnt that the FBI data put Latti- more completely in the clear
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-08
HOCKEY GANES
(Rv the Associated Pressl

(By the Associated Press)
 Los Angeles took Q three to two cad over San Diego while Van eouver tied up it's series with New Westminster at two wins apiece in ast nights Pacific Coast Hockey League playoff semi-finals.
 Both series are best out of seven yame affairs. The winners will meet T the championship playoff.
 The Monarchs completely domi- hated San Diego to blank the Sky hawks to 0.
 Vancouver defeated New Westmin- ter 4 to in the northern division emi-final. The Canucks scored twice in each of the last two periods with Bill Shill bagging two goals. New Westminster tallied in the sec ond period.
 Vancouver goes to New West1nin- ster tonight. Los Angeles plays in San Diego tomorrow night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-08
B. B. EXHIBITIONS

Final scores of exhibition games played yesterday are as follows: Boston (A) II, Macon (SAL) 0. Cleveland (A) Is, New York (N) 12. Detroit (A) 12, Montgomery (SEL) l Chicago (N) ', Dallas (TL) 3. Birmingham (SA) g, New York
 (A) 4.
 Brooklyn (N) g, Atlanta tSA) 4. Boston (N) 5, Cincinnati tN) 4. Philadelphia (N) 6, Fort Worth
 CTL) 3.
 'ittsburgh (N 6, Chattanooga
 (SA) 3.
 srooklyn (N) "B" T. Reidsville (CL)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-08

Bill Ott, manager of the Coliseum Theatre, returned this week after spending several weeks in Califor- nia for medical attention and visit ing his daughter, Loretta, who has been attending school in California for several years.
 Ed Giovanetti, who managed the Coliseum during MT. Otis absence, left with his wife and young son for his home in Juneau.
 Mr. and Mrs. Neill Anderson ar rived by plane to attend the fun eral services of Mrs. Andersen's n-law, Commander H. B Campbell.
 The Rev and Mrs. Bromley, par ents of Mrs. Harold Rice. left by plane for their home in Seattle after spending several weeks vacationing here.
 Jack Conway returned by plane liter spending the winter with his family at their Seattle home.
 Harry Lang and Kenneth Leask left by plane for their homes in Metlakatla Thursday after spend- ng several months visiting at the Mt. Edgecumbe homes of MT. and Mrs. Roger Lang and MT. and Mrs. Herbert Didrickson. They both played on the ANB basketball team during the winter.
 The Lions Club directors met Monday evening to consider several details of club business. Special consideration was given the Teen age project of taking over manage nent of Community House and the decision was made to approve the project, as Tonnage sponsors, if parents would take an active part.
 Another project approved was the ordering of trophy for the public speaking contest scheduled at Mt. Edgecumbe school.
 Eight pledges were honored at } preferential tea by Beta Sigma
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The date for the awarding of the Occasional chair by the Business and Professional Womens Club has been changed to the 1st week in May.-adv. 473-tf
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Sporis Briefs

AUGUSTA, Ga.-Jim Terrier leo the Masters Tournament at the halfway mark with 137, followed by Ben Hogan.
 CANTON, Ohio-Dick Miller shif- ted from the head football coaching job at North Dakota U. to the same post at Canton Mckinley High school.
 LAFAYETTE, Ind. = Ray Eddy, coach of Madison Qnd) Hign schools basketball champions, was named Purdue coach.
 COLUMB BIA, Mo. = Will b UT (Sparky) Stalcup decided to turn down a Michigan State offer to re- main as cage coach at Missouri. MORGANTOWN, w. Va.-Robert (Re6 Brown, Davis and Elkin5 coach, was appointed basketball coach at West Virginia.