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THOS. J. OWEN, & SON, Auctioneers
435 Southern Building.

Trustees Sale of VALUABLE TWO
PouRTH RotHd sTREEf. nsMFfhs souTGwEsT5' TRi 15lS 3
By virtue of a certain deed of trust,
recorded in Liber 1881 at Folio 446,
among the land records of the
District OF Columbia, and at the
request OF the party secured there
by, the undersigned trustees will
SELL at public auction IN front Of
afS1nsHT ths 1P5s%ISss. nv on TTEsDAy pT PAY THE I
1850, AT TWo-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land
and premises, situate in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and designated
as and being Lot numbered One
Hundred and Forty GAO in John
r. McLean's subdivision of lots in
Square numbered Five Hundred and
Forty-six l546l, as per plat re-
corded in the Once Of the Surveyor
Liber l3 at Folio 1872.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior build
ing and lean deed of trust for
approximately S2,84S.I5. further
particulars of which will be an
notlnced at time of sale. the pur-
chase. price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of $500. 90
required. Conveyancing, recording,
etc. at the purchasers cost. Terms
to be complied with within thirty
days, otherwise deposit forfeited and
resold at the discretion of the
JOHN L. SHELTON.
LOUISE B. SHELTON,
KARL J. HARDY,
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LEGAL NOTICES
AUGUSTUS W. GRAY, Attorney,
ak n Cf n w

6I6 y st. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court.-No. 1889. Admin
istration-This is TO Give Notice:
That the subscriber, Of the District
Of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of CO.
lumbia, Letters Testamentary on the
estate Of .Wilbert ]. Kenney. late Of
the District Of Columbia. deceased.
the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the
subscriber. on or before the 18th day
Of September, AID. 1850; otherwise
tney may BY Law be excluded from
der my hand this Path day Of April,
1850. JOSEPHINE KENNEY. 1928 s
St, NV. tSeal) Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL, REGISTER of Wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of
the Probate Court. ap27.my4.11
THos. h. REYNOLDS, Attorney,
UNITED STATES pfsTRicT COURT
Tor the District Of Columbia. Hold,
Annie las EoRsif aison c0uEsEssdte b.ce.ssdso' e.
76,267, Administration Docket 1853.
Application having been made
herein for probate Of the last will
Suo testament OF Sa1Q deceased, and
Tor letters testamentary on said eS-
tate; by The National Metropolitan
Bank OF Washington, 1t Is ordered
this End day of May, AID. 1850,
that Mrs. Irene Barnett, Thomas
Edward Kirkland, incompetent;
Harry Rhoads, custodian of Thomas
Edward Kirkland: Janet Carol
Rhoads, q minor, and Sondra Til
Rhoads. a minor, and all others
concerned, appear in said Court on
Monday. the 18th day of June,
AID. 1850, at 1000 o'clock AM,
70 show cause why such application
should not be. granted. Let notice
hereof be published in. the Wash
ington Law Reporter" and The
Evening Star" once in each of three
successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned, the first pub
lication to be not less than thirty
days before said return day. Wit
ness; the Honorable BOLITHA J.
LAWS; Chief Judge Of said Court,
this 2nd day Of May, AID. 1850.
Gssal:) Attest: THEODORE cOGs-
WELL. REGISTER Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court my4 Ills
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NURSE MAID

25 to 3B years old. Oood educational
background References and health
certificate required. To take care Of
infant and 2-year-oid. STAY. Good
salary g suitable person. Call Dr.
OFFICE WORKERs, 2 yoUng women.
no experience neeesearp god Nay
and pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Ar9ly
In person. no phone calls. YRAN0
JEWELRY CO., 3i37 Wilson blvd,
Ariington. -
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INVESTIGATORS investi-
cations on a part-time basis. Col
lege students preferred who are at
tending night school and can spend
5 to @ hours q day In this work
knowledge Of typing required. Car
necessary. Call in person. Room
1107, Ring Bldg, 18th and N sts.
NV, bet. 10 am. and 8 pm. week
JANIT0R, and maintenance man for
new apt project Of 40 units. must
have experience with oil heating
burners; good salary and modern
apt. responsible man only apply.
Bring references, call at Wheeler I'd.
and Bellevue st. Sc, Phone 10. g.
9S93 between and 4. -6
JANITOR, part time; live on prem
ises., Call WI. 457S between $3.50
LfNoLEUM AND ASPHALT TILE
MECHANICS, experienced only. Ap-
ply 903 e st. NV, PENNSYLVANIA
LiNOTYPE OPERATOR. non-union;
fgll or part time. 371a-hr. week. ST.
MECHANIC (vhite)
for apartment development: expert
enced: knowledge Of oil burner. elec-
tricity and plumbing; also supervise
other help. BUCKINGHAM COM
MUNITY. 5000 N. eth st.. Ari., Va.
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CLEANER-SP

SAG114N 1j1t-OI ~ Ell
Excel. pay; pleasant working con-
ditions; must be exper. in general
spotting. Apply in person, CRYS-
Tai VALET, 20 18th st. NV. 70
CLERK-TYPIST, high school grad,
go go up s.apsr per wk;: under 40 yrs. Of
eowAN. fNc.. '+TFs0'tHas' TX. o5ss'' VA l.
COLLECTOR, experienced in outside
collections, must have car and be
able to furnish references; good SAL
ary and car allowance. Apply H.
ABRAMsoN CO. 1892 9TH NV. -
COMPUTER: :DRAFTsMAN-For sur
msnt Tor right man. Write BOX iSi-
COoRMshort order and all-around
man, colored, refs: must be neat
and fast; good salary and hours:
state age and experience, Box 222-E.
COOK with all-around exp: local
rest. ref. Apply MARINERS, 1912
COOK. SHORT ORDER; ssrei eSper.: good
worker; sober. Apply ST. REGIS
RESTAURANT, lib Pa. ave. NV.
COUNTER and sandwich man, thor
BASINS REST, 1920 Penna. ave.
COUNTER MAN, meat dept. week
end work. Cali in person, 900 Ken
coGNrEk ea6S Il AND AM GRILL MAN-Mus,
ENPAs EilsEsassss l1as s0Ha 18th ST. sslaly nx Apply
CREDIT MAN, thoroughly exp, take
charge of Alexandria credit once;
perm. DOS. Apply Mr.. Trice, FRANC
JEWELRY CO., 627 7th st. n.w.-4
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9th st. NV. ia. 67ia. a
YARDMAN, .colored, for large apart
ment development In nearby Wiz.
ginta; no quarters; salary. $lob
per month. Call MR.. EVANS. Ma.
YARD MEN for large apartment de.
pay. Apply BUCKINGHAM MAIN
TENANcE II1IHsII pEpT.' DEPT 5000 N. 4th st.
MAN, good appearance. drivers IL
cense; will train; salary and com
Apply TAKoMA PAINT AND HARD
WARE. 81 Laurel ave. TAX. PIX No
MAN and wife. white. to care for
ability des,rssle; small salary and
apt. THOMAS J, FISHER q CO,
INC. 73s 10Th st. NV. Dl. $3.50
MAN, experienced in delieatesssn.
MAN, mechanically Inclined, to render
service on vacuum cleaners. Expert
ence not necessary, car essential; Ex-
THE HOOVER Co. 1905 R. I. ave.
Man s fof t5Gm lns,ds en- Shop % work s% on main
tenance Of fioor machines; must
cal Experience. Apply MODERN
FLOORS. 243l 18th st: NV. -
MAN WANTED for 1900 family
RaWleigh business IN Washington
and suburban areas n Prince
Georges and Montgomery counties.
Can arrange for personal interview.
Permanent L you are hustler.
Write RAWLEIGH'S, Dept. dee. IA
1913. Chester, Pa.
MEN, for home demonstration sales
positions. New product never before
sold on demonstration plan. For
particulars call TU. 4242 to l2
for appointment. -6
MEN 70 WORK with manager on
circulation campaign. Can earn IS
70 $40 per day, Room 4a2 BOND
MEN WANTED. colored. for general
cleaning, maintenance and lawn
work; large garden type develop
ment; 6h day week, good pay. Ap-
ply ONCE of EIG & McKEEVER, be-
tween 10 am. and l pm, 961 ELS
worth dr., Silver Spring, Md. --b
YOUNG MAN-Cashier and general
clerk. Good pay and working condi-
tions, Hyattsville location. State ed
ucation and any other qualifications.
Box 143-C, Star. IS
YOUNG MAN, white, under 81. route
work, part time. 75c hour to start.
Apply 4 to 8 pm. No. 3, 1910 10th
YouNG SSi Nc MAN-Cwhite,. drivers per-
init, for delivery and warshomss
.~, =,
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AT,ESMAE

Excel. opportunity for one with SELL
ing exper. to enter the real estate
field with an established Arm. Only
those requiring $4,000 or more Q
year need apply.
YEONAS REALTY
OK. l243 and CI, 2i0O. -6
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SHOE statesmen

Splendid openings for thoroughly ex-
per. shoe statesmen. Perm. position
with excel. salary and commission.
Local ref. preferred. HAHN SHOE
STORE. 14th and g sts. NV. a
SP0TTER. experienced, for ladies and
mems clothing; reliable, with good
references; good salary. Apply al
sTThhSffioNf ThSfi sfTESpANfi'~ ri sDf nv white all
around man; experienced in lubrics-
tion: also take eharge; local refs
ROY SHE'LL SERVICE. 90l No,
TAiLoR-Rent free to experienced
tailor. Call CO, 7771 5
UPHoLsTERERs. experienced, steady
work. good wages. LaFRANCE UP
HoLSTERING. 2b09 l4th st. NV.
VIRGINIA REG. PHARMACIST, hrs.
S:46 am. to pm. Mon. through
Fri. (44 hrS) salary Sl00 per wk 81.
apply WAL,GREEN CO., in the Penta-
Eon, RE. 600. ext. 5000. 10
WATCHMAN-Night duty only; good
pay and WORKING conditions; Apply
NM 1921 OTth nk
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CIERK-TYpTST

For Insurance Firm
35-Hr. Wk., Mon. Fri.
Apply Manager, 1909 L 81. NV.
q To a m a
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADJUSTER AND INVESTIGATOR for
casualty insurance claims; exp nee,
perm. position. Apply in own hand
writing. Our employees know of this
advertisement Boy 3l6-E Star n
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STUDENTS

- Ox(GkN y
Over FL years; work part time or get
lined up now for summer vacation;
work leads. no canvassing. Call
MR.. BONE. HU, 624O for appoint
ment. Book Of knowledge. %
Mortgage Banking Firm
Desires services Of young man. pref
erably college graduate: interested
in learning the MORTGAGE banking
business; starting salary. $50 per
week. Must have car available In
event u Is needed Reimbursement OF
gasoline expenSe). State fully educa-
tion and experience and marital sta
tus in evn handwriting. BOX $3.50.
Star. -
TRAVEL u. s. RESORTS
4 young men. 1928, neat appearance.
TO travel resorts with national Or
sanitation: 1850 cars. No exp. REQ.
Davis, o. 8. EIPL. skRV.. 3i5 Eth
st. NV. daily. for personal inter-
view; 10 am. TO p-m- daily. No
phone calls
COL0RED REsTAURANT WORKER,
married; end Of Rosslyn earline,
conoREES aS Us fHHEA fHHrHLpERA FOR s,s4tai toasi plant
opeEator; must be soesr: mechsnical-
MQRTANGT0N OIL REF1NERA
NC, 2201 No. Oak st., Ari.. Va.
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FLOOR COVERING SALESMAN, hard
salary, permanent position, must
have car. HOME INC, 97O2 Geor-
gia ave, Silver Spring. -
FOUNTAIN HELP-Well paid work
at our soda fountain. experience pre-
ferred, but not necessary, We will
train you; uniforms furnished and
laundered free: opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, Employment once, ~ p
st. ne.
FRENCH TEACHER, must be native
with good instruction. Apply BER-
LITz SCHOOL. S39 18th st. NV.
FOUNTAIN MAN, exp, 5 It'll 10.p'm.,
all day Sunday. MORToNS PHAR-
MACY. 301 Penn. ave. sc. -
GROCERY CHECKER, exp. for Super
Market. ref. required. good pay. good
hours, please don't phone, call in
person to Mr.. Miller. McREYNOLDS
SUPER MARKET, 1887 G st. NV.
GROCERY MAN-Knowledge of pro-
duce, sober. reliable. good salary.
1901 Baltimore ave, Riverdale, Md.
GRocEkY GN, E1Hf. MAN. with experience mS in
meats. Apply NAVY YARD MAR
kET. A91 Sth st. Sc -
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PAINTERS

Inside: experienced; large apartment
development; good hourly pay. BUCK
INGHAM MAINTENANCE DEPT,
5000 N. 4th ST.. Arlington. Va. -4
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT, white,
between 35 and SO, full-time work.
able to drive cars: non drinking
gentleman; references required; $40
week. Apply parking lot. corner
18th and 3 SITS. NV. "a
PAPER HANGER. combination man
wanted. 1st class only. CO. SIRE.
PHARMACIST. full time steady Job,
DRUG, NO. e232. %
PHARMACIST-Man or woman; hours
PHARMAcIsTs: I1.Ida vCI S TSsGl:tersd: exp; Eet-
PHHooToSSiksApHER-Hish class mS person
to teach portrait and commercial
eaH'fsTsDsS eea MR sSuRE5ck TS5 n sB aBDenfs%en
PLASTERERS, white mechanics, lst
els,;; sI,stoI long e. Jobs call Cypress 9sSo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hands. exper..
with driving permit. nonsdrinkers.
csRk ssssdy work. foe 44ss ARDls CONT THOMAS ON.
PLUMBING CRAFTSMAN, short term,
out Of town. Box 319-E. Star. %
PREsSER. wanted at once. Piece
sy. work NM stssay .asyy Job. 4447 Conn,
PRESSER, experienced; must be ex-
perienced In wholesale cleaning
plant: steady work. Apply in per-
son, UNITED CLEANERS, 419 Neal
PREssERs. 2. experienced Apply 1913
ksnnedy st. NV. %
PRESSERS, experienced, good wages
Apply Mr.. Cardarella, y. g. EN-
PLoYMENT SERVICE, 500 X st.
PRODUCE and veretable man In hish
class market. EXP. refs. nee, must
Pc reliable. Apply DORCHESTER
MARKET, 24SO 10th st. NV Is
RADIO ASSEMBLER, must be able to
wire and assemble electronic. equip
ment, from blue prints and Sche-
matte diagrams; 5-day, 40-hr. week.
MELPAR INC. 452 Swami ave Al
REah sashGEssi EsTATE ri; sALEsMAN-ExcMeIItent
OPP. for full time, exp. men. with
thorough knowledge OF nearby Va.
property. See Mr.. Hart, REALTY,
INC" 476l Lee hwy OW. 55S5.
REAL ESTATE salesman or woman,
immediate opening, excellent oppor-
tunity with plenty of co-operation.
Call MR.. BRUNO, ST. $500 for ap-
pointment. -
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
some selling exp. and car necessary.
Earnings depend Upon your ability
and energy. This season will BE
better than last years record.
Evening star., 1950-05-04

BRlCkLAYERS (5O)
White. long-term contract at top
wages; Call FA. 1451; after pm,
BRICKLAYERS-Long housing Job,
good, wages. Apply MARIO SIRAVO, +,
Brookville ramblerS, 1900 Ga. ave-,
| Glenmont Md. %
BULLDoZER OPERATOR. must be
experienced. Ewes, MIR. CUsIcK,
BULLDozER OPERATOR Exper.,
steady work. Call Olympic 1922.
CARPENTER-shop exper.. middle
aged OF. older, also to take charge
aNB2RsoS & S2Ee snd AGe fGeliysss5yss ssyss. CROFT q
| Mass. ave. past Westmoreland Circle
at Glen Mar Park, Md. See W. H.
BARKLEY at job. -6
CARPENTERS, with tools, age open;
go0s Esgef EMS APPly MI sHTfrR GaTdsrela ans
CARPENTERS-First class mechanics
only. Apply 5615 Warwick pl., SOM
erset. Nd. Out Wis. ave. to 1st
traffic light past D. c. line, left to
WsT%ies pl and an left .in.t to JOB once
siding and storm windows. Cali UN.
1855 for best deal in town. -
CARPENTERS-Com to $500 block
OF Sargent I'd, n mile north of
Chillum I'd. or call UN. 9763. See
SHIFFLET or Bensinger. IS
CARPENTERS, long Job; report Mon
as1 ost rsS GsHrga ga Hss, ave eTtsnd I fe o
Phone SH. $3.50. q
CARPENTERS. rough and trim hands
for housing project below Alexandria
MALCOLM NAL .MATEEsoN. Jri, INC; :,
1909 Duke St., Alexandria, Va. OV.
CARPENTER, exper., rough and trim
work. Edgewood I'd. and Warner ave,
kensington, Md. 10. 3-6510. 4
CARPENTERS-Do not apply unless
you are thoroughly. experienced. See
Potomac ST., Arlington, or call Of
fiee. CHI. S420. MADISON MANOR,
CARPENTERS, finishing, for large
residence; must be experienced. Ad-
SEE MR. eaf5eRa soRNEMAN dl NkeaTUad or ssl ~ ~
CARPENTERs-Must be 1st class.
Report to Mr.. WARD, 5so7 wilmett
f. r. j. Ats koRzEsDoRFR x!fsS o5SRsFfas co ssthfiss Se
enced men for Steady work and 8
apprentice carpenters. for year.
founQ Job- Report for work to
Mr.. Brown or Mr.. Plummer. Out
Georgia ave. to Aspen St.. left l
block to JOB, ALDON CONSTRUC-
TION CO.. INC. Il
CASHIER, super market, good position
for man experienced on departmental
grocery store cash register. Apply in
person only. POSINS' BAKERY
DELICATESSEN. 1856 Ga. ave. n W.
CASHIER, exper., not over As yrs,
for large liquor store. Must be quick
| in change e-making. Refs. req.; perm. ::
good salary. Box 1876, Star. -6
CASHIER BO0KKEEPER, typist,
knowledge of automSbile tag and
title procedure preferred; good
starting salary and quick advance
ment for right person. Box 237-C,
Star
CHINA PACKER, eolored, experience
with drivers permit, pleasing per-
Sonal1ty, and excellent references for
bonding purposes. SMITH TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO.. 141 18th
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YOUNG MEN (7
Personnel-All Positions

PerSonnel-All Positions
National company in consumer field
has several openings in sales, train
ing and executive positions. Excel
lent earnings on commission. train.
ing fee or overwrite basis. depend
ing on position qualified for. Attrac-
MARYLAND, If you have had man
agement experience. For interview,
write detailing experience and make
Of car available, A. W. TTNSLEY.
2010 Norman rd.. Glen Burnie, Nd.
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Warehouse Manager

warehouse Manager
To take charge Of receiving and
shipping IN Institutional wholesale
grocery firm. Must be exper. and
have local refs. Top salary to right
man. Replies confidential. Box sc,
Star.
WeatherStrip Installer
Experienced. ACCURATE CO.. 1900
9th st. NV. ia. 67ia. -
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
some selling exp, and car necessary.
Earnings depend upon your ability
and energy. This season will be
better than last years record.
THE QOSS CO.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-01
ROBERT SATRE WILL APPEAR ON pR0GRAM
 BR0ADCAST ON SAT.

Robert Satire, son of MT and Mrs. John Satire, is one of the anna teur composers who will appear on the CBS program Songs for Sale when it is broadcast by KINY Sat urday evening from ? to 8 o'clock, in the spot formerly occupied by Sing it Again"
 The new program, starring CO., median Jan Murray and singer Rosemary Clooney, gives aspiring song writers chance to have the.r tunes broadcast, and perhaps re- corded and published.
 Young Satire, who is attending school in Chicago, actually appeared -on the program three weeks ago when it was transcribed by the Alaska Broadcasting Company in Seattle for release at this time. AL though the song mentioned on the program was not among the win ners, another of Satres compost tions has been selected by the judges for recording and publica- ton.
 Satire has appeared on the local ''Teen-Age Quiz" broadcasts twice to be interviewed and plug his tunes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-01
CRASH PILOT UPS AWE IN MS SUlI
 AGAINST AIRLINE

SEATTLE, Dec. 1-iR-The pilot Of passenger airplane which crashed at the Seattle-Tacoma Air port three years ago yesterday sued the Alaska Airlines, Inc, for S352 coo today.
 James K. Paris, the pilot, flied the action in US. District Court, asking S27,COO for loss of earnings since his discharge, five months after the accident, and $325,0oo for loss of future earnings.
 Eight persons were killed in the crash, which occurred when the airplane ran off tEe field in land ing.
 Paris filed another suit in Superior Court here Tuesday, ask ing s1O946 of Alaska Airlines and the Boeing Airplane Co.,, for in- iuries and loss of personal effects. Farris said Boeing's had serviced the aircraft. He asserted the planes equipment was defective.
 Tn the action filed today, Farris said he was discharged without proper notice and that Alaska Air lines failed to explain the cause of his dismissal and did not give him a proper hearing. He said he had teen unable to obtain new employ ment because of damage to his reputation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-01
''FlYWAY" SURVEY
 TO START JAN. 1

The annual winter inventory on the Always of migratory water fowl will start the first of Janu- ary in Alaska, Canada, the United States and Mexico, Clarence Rhode, Regional Director of the Fish and Wildlife Service said today.
 While it has been generally de- terinined that the majority of Alaska game birds do not go to Mexico, certain segments were found there last year and study will be continued. Robert Smith, Fly way biologist for the Fish and Wildlife Service will make the sur yey on a new Grumman Goose re- gently acquired by the service, Rhode said. He will take off from Klamath Falls, his present head quarters.
 Rhode said the Coast Guard ana Air Forces aid the service ill the survey by furnishing planes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-01

LIDS BAZAAR LIDS Relief Soc. Bazaar Sat, I'cc. }, at Vic Powers. 10 sm. STs-5t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-01
FROM SEATTLE

T. R. Tunnels of Seattle is re-
 gistered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-01
RADIO LOG

Alaska Broadcasting Co.
 CBS NEG
 DIAL l460-JUNEAU
 FRIDAY EVENING 6:00-News. 6::15-Music. 6:30-Billboard of Ar. 6:45-Local News. 7:00-Ave Maria Hour o-ARTEoR GODFREY-CBS 800-Touchdown Tips. 8:15-Alaska Time. 8:45-HOWARD K. SMITH-CBS 9:00-Alaska News. 9:15-Cote Glee Club. e:30-DIMENSION "X"-NBC. 0.00-NewS. 10:15-Sports Roundup. lO:30-Forecasts. Sign Off. saturc.y Mnrnlns ent tJternO.ID
 Sign On [ .90-Sunr,se Surprise.
 7:30-Morning News.
 Morning Thought.
 8:10-Headline News.
 Weather report 8:3O-ARCHIE ANDREWS NEG. 90o- Music for the Missus 9:25-Weather. 9:30-INvITATION TO LEARN
 ING -CBS. l0:0O-News. 1O:05-Just Jazz. Saturday Morning Hoe
 down. II :00-Kids on KINY. :45-Singers of Songs. 2:00-Weather. 12:15-News. 12:30-COAST GUARD CADETS
 NEG. 1:Co-Dance Band 1:30-Christian Science 1:45-ASSOCIATED FOOTBALL
 AWARD-NBC. 2:OO-NBC SYMPHONY-NBC. 2::3O-ROMANCE AND RHYTHM
 NEG. 3:00-MEET THE MISSUS-CBS. 3:30-BROADWAY IS MY BEAT
 CBS. 4:OO-EARN YOUR VACATION
 CBS. 4:30-Catholic Information Center 4:45-Children' Chapel. 5:0o-Story Lady. 5:15-Airiane Iric. :30-Viking Varieties. 5:45-Eddy Arnold. 6:O0-Dinner News. All programs subject to ,sSa'lge tue tn conditions t~yoEd oIf con rol
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-01
SONS OF NORWAY

Ledge meeting Sat eve. Dec. 2, 8 pm. at Odd Fellows Hall. 672-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-01
GIRL SCOTT NEWS

Girl Scout Troop No. met at the Methodist Church Tuesday. President Margaret Ann Pyle called the meeting to order. Cookies were served by Yvonne Guy and Georgla Clark after the business meeting. We then made our Christmas bas- kets for the hospitals.
 Dorothy Mize. reporter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-01
SKI INSTRUCTION TO
 BE GIVEN JUNIORS

Ski instruction will be offered to juniors of all ages tomorrow on the Ski Trail, Dean Williams. of the Juneau Ski Club, announced today. Bill Dean and other experts will be on hand at noon, he said. This is to be a regular Saturday activity for the winter.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01
THE FOOD OUTLOOK

In a recent address, Secretary of Agri-
culture Brannan made some enlightening
remarks on the food situation. "The ma
TONS superb food production rules out any
need at this time for a system of food con-
trols," he said. Industry and government,
working together with the support of farm
ers and consumers, can take steps which
may avert the need for controls Certainly
we can ease the necessity and fight delay
ing action against the infatiOnary forces
which are likely to make food the pressure
point in our economy. 1t is our job to see
to it that we are strong enough at this point
to absorb the pressure of increasing de-
mand when more purchasing power moves
into the food market. The best informed
jupdgment at our command forecasts an
upward trend in overall food prices. But
the rise will be held to moderate size by the
ample supplies of food on hand and by the
equally real fact that meat prices are going
down. . 1t is worth noting that the price
squirt which came on the heels of the Korean
outbreak occurred at the years low in live
stock slaughter and during the normal de-
cline in the nations meat stocks. The turn
about is the result of heavy cattle and hog
marketings."
The Secretary then said that "these fa-
miliar peaks and valleys" will be repeated in
the future-in eggs, milk and other products
as well as meat. They simply reflect the nor
NAL functiOning of supply and demand in a
free economy. Artificial controls, which in
terfere with this functioning, always cause
shortages, black markets, and other such
dislOcatiOns. Only the free market can be
trusted to protect the legitimate interests OF
both producer and consumer.