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Evening star., 1951-02-18
NEW OPPORTUNITY

AAA-1 nationally-known manufac.
turer has created through reorgani-
cation a new position for man living
in Washington. He must have sales
ligent and capable of quick advance
ment Will sell to Government, in
stitutions, schools. office buildings,
hotels. restaurants, etc. We nave ac-
tive clientele. Commission advance
arrangement. Will train and direct
man hired. Earnings should exceed
$4,000 first year. Write Box 5433.
indianapolis. Ind, air mail. -19
Evening star., 1951-02-18
Statesmen

For various commission depts; in
side and outside selling; prospect
file maintained; car essential; lib
eral company benefits. Apply Per-
sonnel office,
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
PRESS CLEANER

colored, heavy build, age 25-35.
capable of passing a physical exam.
no experience necessary Apply
Personnel. Room sos. Open week
days. S:30-5; Sat, 9-1. No phone
calls
Evening star., 1951-02-18
SUPERVISOR
(ELECTRONIC STORES)

Must be capable Of instructing and
supervising stock room personnel.
and have proven record of expe-
rience in this field. Applicant must
be thoroughly familiar with the
electronic components.
Send complete resume of experience
and state salary requirements. Box
16l-R, Star. is
SUPER-MARKET MANAGER-Want
TO meet men capable of operating
$40 000-week market opening in
May Box 53-R, Star.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
OFFICE CLERK

knowledge of high school chemistry
essential: 40-hour week. 5-day
week, good salary. company benefits.
Apply
Evening star., 1951-02-18
Lifetime Sales Position

LIIECIIIIE OdItS 1USIUlUII
The worlds largest organization dis
tributing information on taxation
and labor legislation has an open
ing for Al full-time salaried sales
business In Washington. No part
time or percentage" applicants will
be considered. Old established frm.
AAA-1 rating. Unique employe
benefit plans, including profit-shar-
give security an opportunity to ac-
cumulate substantial nest-egg. Sc
lected applicant to be thoroughly
trained
Evening star., 1951-02-18
FISHER SCIENTIFIC CO.
7722 Woodbury. Dr., Sill. Spg.. Md.
OFFICE MACHINE MECHANICS

OFFICE MACHINE MECHANICS-Na-
tional organization wants expert
enced office machine mechanics; lso
, will train limited number of men
for this work who are draft-eXempt:
a chance for security. good wages
OFFICE MAN to take complete charge
of small ofice for long-established
business machines company; book
keeping, typing. phone work, some
selling; prefer married man, 25 to
3b; salary open; permanent. Phone
IL. S-00S2 for further information
lis
Evening star., 1951-02-18
3 EYES. AND SAT.
AT ONCE
BOOK MATCHES

- - - ~'@1 = S44IkO
Sell every business; no experience
needed: earn big daily commission.
fun or part time; feature union
label glamour girls. hillbillies,
scenics. dozens of other styles: free
biggest, most complete match cat
alog ever offered. MERCURY MATCH
CORP, 1900 Hall ave, GAINESVILLE.
Ohio
Evening star., 1951-02-18
REAI, ESTATE Statesmen
"REAL ESTATE
SALESMEN"

We have an opening for 2 progressive
statesmen to learn the real estate
business; excellent opportunity 70
become associated with an organiza-
tion serving Washington for over 25
years. Call Mr.. Wesley. Ma. 1915.
Brodie & Colbert, Inc.
Realtors. 1891 < st. NV.
ROOFER, experienced asbestos shingle
mechanic and timer; plenty of work.
See MR.. DRUMMOND, in Sumner.
To reach: Out Massachusetts ave.
"a mile beyond Westmoreland Circle
to Sumner sign on your left. lis
Evening star., 1951-02-18

White, IS to 3S. to learn the dry
cleaning business and become man
ager; experience not necessary;
must be neat. intelligent. dependable,
pleasant personality; we offer a
steady position with salary increases
according to your ability: excellent
future for right man. Apply
EXQUISITE c l. E A N E r S, 37O0
Georgia ave NV
Evening star., 1951-02-18
Statesmen Can You Sell?

'ALESMEN. Venetian blinds and avn
ings: inside and outside selling; car
essential; draw against liberal conf
mission; permanent position to right
men. Apply personnel ONCE. SEARS.
ROEBuCK 4 CO., $500 Wilson blvd,
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HELP MEN
Wanted Immediately
TERRITORIAL,

- Distributors for the
most sensational and most wanted
product of the times; absolutely the
newest creation that fits the neces-
sity and fills the demand already
created. A handy little article
called. the "CHELT." Just show It
and hand them out; retails only
S1OO. Write the r. S. TAYLOR
CO., P. o. Box 612, Benz. Franklin
Station, WASHINGTON. D. C.
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Cip'es syohenbl1tt eriheint ie;t
oem Sabr 1873 regelrnaBig isoen
Samstag uno miro berausgegeben
gum geIten oes 8dpitlidcn aolle'
eium Soiepbinum In 8ortbington,
Ohio, oeiien Stped bie Seranbilbuns
piiroiser Brieiter5oglinge fir ote
Ser. Staaten lit. 9ieie Inltalt III
bauptiddlid aneepieien auf Die @in'
FINITE oieies glattes unb Die @ei6en.
fe Ieiner 2eIer.
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iibrigen adt5ig Wiiiionare ber Staot
&ausarreit. Dieie aftion ion am 25.
Suli ltattgefunoen baben unb ipuroe
in Song Song als Der iddrflte bisber
auf bie Stride i'm fommuniltil6en
China nnternommene Ingriff beaeib-
net. 8eitere WaBnabmen gegen &a-
tbolifen nno anoere driItlide 8e-
fenntnilie in China peroen nit 8e-
itinln1tbeit er1partet. - 9ie &ontmu-
niiten baben oeriudt, cine vronfreie"
fatboliIf)e Stride ins 2eben 5u rilfen.
Sbre Brefe, bie bon bieier .l1nab-
bangigfeitsfampagne" piel 8elens
gemabt bot, beribtete bisber nibts
iiber sic 8erbaftungen. Gieie Snfor-
nation ltannn1te BON aus 8eiping ein-
treffenoen &atbolifen. Sic iagten, baB
ii6 lnter BEN 8erbafteten ald P.
Sarolb gfignep, ser friibere 9feftor
Ser fatbolii6en Suiensl1niperiitat un0
ser lebte amerifanilde Miiiionar in
&ot1Gbina, befanb. @benfaas perbaf-
tet- nurbe Soiepb Dfiners, Elm oert=
iber 8rofelior an Ser Suien-llniper-
lttat, 8ii6of Gonitan5 &ramer bon
2uanfu, ebenfaus Gin 0euti6er, BRET
5ebn peitere 0eutI6e, Elm 8elgier uno
elm 5ran5ole.
SIM ,Wan6eiter Guardian @eeflp'
gibt Elm Diplomat Mosfau'er @in-
bride nieoer. @eraoe3l, eri6iittert
bat i'm oas &inberantlib zines 9enf-
mails Dor Dem 8oli6oi=Sbeater, ser
Mosfar'er 8roBen Sper: sd be-
il16te oie Wosfau'er Sper. gls ib tie
nieoer perlieB, fiel mir bas Dor Dem
Spernbaus Itebenbe 0enfmal auf. gs
lit einem 5polfiabrieen &naben seiebt
poroen. Die 9enfmol= =Sni6rift ber-
fiinoet ser gfadmelt ieine ,Seloentat'
Die oarin beltanoen bot, oaB er ieine
@ltern an5eigte, neil lie aus abliefe=
rungspfli6tigen &artoffeln itf) cine
Mabl5eit 5ubereitet batten! &leine
&ol6osbauern paren bieie gltern, bie
irgenopo inn peiten GuBlano gelebt
batten. Sir ibr Staotsperbreben
tpuroen oieie gltern NIT @enidl6uB
beItraft, ibr Sobn nit Dem Ienfmal
belobnt. Seit i6 eg geieben, bieies
iteinerne &inberantlit, perfolgt es
midi iiberan in Wosfau. gs lit fir
midi cine groBere Sffenbarung als al
le 8eteuerungen, sic Der @elt burb
Sen &reml gegeben iporoen ltno ooer
nod eegeben tperben fonnen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-18
4unhrrt Jahrr kathnltfdlrH. Grhrn
\ III minupfnta 1I.

1911 erflarte er in Der tranaoiiiden
Observation-Disclosures: SD bin
bereit, in alien 3eituneen 5ranfrei,bs
5u befennen, baB ib in meiner politi.
iden nnabbaneigfeit bie uno ba I'M.
eeredt bebinoert peroe. SD gebe 1idt
5u uno feiner auf fran5oltibem 8o-
oen oarf 5ugeben, oaB cine politilbe
Sartei bllr6 oie &eligion geleitet
meroen Tonne. Sieie 8ernirrung mol,
len Sic nibt, meine Serren. Sd anh
ni6t Iuf Dem @ebiet Der Bolitif
iino mir unier eisener Serr, freie
8iirger (3ur 2infen: l1no nidt
HomlingeD 8ir balten baranf
unlere Gedte als 8iirser gu forbern
unb aus5uiiben 0as eben ipollte
id no6mals feItIteaen. 2iegt barin
etnas, mas Ser Gisfuiiion zines Gog=
mos glide? Sd bin fein aleri-
faler!"
gs lit nibt 81 beripunoern, Bob bie
brtltlibe 0emofratie in 5ranfreib
in Wtarc Sangniers uSillon" enoete,
ser 1907 Dem fllr5 5l,por perurteilten
Observation-Disclosures 9lbbe sllfreb 2oiip
feline ubriiberlidbe Spmpatbie" aus
lpra6 uno i6lieBli6 ielber (191O)
bon Som perurteilt fpurbe.
3unadit dber ging ser &f INN
Ben v5ortibritt" uno oie vReform"
ser Stride nit aller Seftiefeit boran,
unter iteigenSer 8etonung ser Don
ben Siibrern bes gmerifanismus per-
tretenen 9lnibaul1neen. tSeinen Sobe-
punft errei6te Ser &f NIT Der
fran5Oiiiden lteberietung bon P. gl=
liotts Seder-giograpbie iant Der
Gorreoe gr5biibof Srelanos, in Der
oie Sheen p. Seders riidbaltslos ge-
prielen puroen. Inbertbalb Sabre
ipGter erfolgte oie @erurteiIung oes
Imerifanismus. r4C a..
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M.8.S.

9eur nod cine @o6e 5erien fir uns
iere Stuoenten. 8is beute selang es
ben Stuoenten, MIR penige neue 2e-
ier fir uniere @o6enbldtter 5u be-
fommen. Sffenbar tperoen 1ie in ben
Ietten @oben itb bemiiben, 1nter
ibren Gerlpanoten, sSreunoen uno
Ra6barn neue 2eier 81 gepinnen.
Seber Stubent iollte penigitens
imitanoe iein, fiinf neue abonnenten
81 getpinnen, beionoers oa mir neni-
ge Isenten baben uno falt gan5 bon
uniern Stuoenten abbangig iinb.
9lIe neuen Mbonnenten unb Mbon=
nelnentserneuerungen ioaten ni6t an
unIern Circulation Wanager", Ion=
bern an unlere Office ubreiiiert tper-
ben.
llniere Saferernte lit beenoet. gs
lino i'm gan5en 1910 8ulbel - Elm
iebr 5ufrieoenl ltellenbes &eiultat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-18
Gtlferuf at1H Trier, Bpmtlhrlann

Die arn1en S6meitern bes e..
4lara=&lolters, Srier, 8etersberg,
bitten Inn cine fleine l1nterltiitung 1T
ibrer groBen Scot. 8on beuti6en
0obltatern fann man nrr 1penig er-
boffen, oa gan5 9eutidlano nerar1nt
lit. Die Sdmeitern peripreben, ibrer
@obltGter tdglid in ibren @ebeten su
sebenfen. @aben, au6 Die fleiniten.
ri6te man an: so. Maria Sob. 8ap-
tilta, gebtiiiin, St.-&lara-&loIter,
Srier, Betersberg, Germany, Srenh
Gone.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-18

9iidoi 8ui6 bot unter 0at1m pom
1. Iugult Elm 0efret erlaiien, iponab
orei neue 0efanate in Der 9i05eie er-
ri6tet meroen, ndmli6 GoIb Spring,
5ergus 5alls uno 5olep. Nls 9efane
muroen Die Oeraeitieen 9farrer ser
bret genannten @emeinben ernannt,
namlid) P. Bictor 9foneGenfit9, o.
S.B., Pfarrer Bernard 8. 8ebling
unb Bfarrer Sobn I. &rall.
ct. Eanl, Minn. - Mm fommen-
oen Sonntag, 19. ausuit, beginnt Die
pier5igItiinbige anoa6t in folgenben
Bfarrfir6en Der gr5oio5eie: ct. gbe-
reIe, Oeepbapen; fSt. Ganice, &ilfen.
ny.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-18

Mus Song Song mur6e am Sonn-
tag genelbet: Oie fommnniitiide So
li5ei berbaftete neun5ebn fatboliide
.@eiitlide in Beiping, ihlob iieb5ebn
@emeinoen un6 perbdngte iiber bic
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Qe444chk

@eiuft miro Grall Mnna l1llner,
geb. Sunoerer. 2este Iorelie NetD
SerIep. 8itte Mnsfunft 5u ienoen an
4bolf Sberer, SalptItraBe 164, Ser.
Sffenburg, gaben, Germany, 5rend
Zone.
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Hrrntt1d1tRa

9ie So65eit bon Spetlano Stain,
Ser 5tpeiten Softer tStalins, nit
Sberlt Wibael &aganomiti6 ipuroe
neulid) nit 8runf beeonsen. 9ie
Seierlihfeiten, bie am "a. sunni be-
gannen unO am 3. Sult enoeten foite>
ten et1po 5tpei Wilionen @olorubel.
Cine Willion oapon mar fir 9lnl6af=
fungen uno Iusitattl1ngen Der 8raut
borgeIeben. Spetlana trug cine 5pon=
gig Meter lange S6leppe i'm @erte
bon 100000 Gubel. 8iele beItanb aus
einem~iilbertten Seioengetpebe, in bas
taI,leno rote 1no goloene Sterne ge=
itidt naren. gead oem gnoe Der Seier-
Iidfeiten beeab lid oas Baar ouf cine
So65eitsreile ourd sic 11SS&, Stu
mdnien, lngarn, 8ulgarien oie
Side6o- Slopafei unb 8olen. Sm
8erglei6 51 oieier 8roletariertofter
iino Die 3arent0dter arme Mauer-
6liimben gepeien! ~.A
Ser irii6e auBenminiiter lSrancis
Iifen perlas i'm Barlament cine gr>
fldrung, in Ser Die irii6e 9iegierung
gegen oie 8erurteilung oes ungari-
iben gr5bii6ofs Soief @roi5 prote-
itiert uno ibrer 8eitiir3ung iiber Die
religioien 8erfolgungen in llngarn
ausorud gibt ~Mit S6mer5 erir1nert
li6 Sic iriicbe &egierung," 10 beiBt es
in ser grfldrung, voes 1lngaril6en
8rimas, &arbinal Dfinbsaentp, lnb
ser Setter anoerer 6riItli6er &onfei-
iionen, gesen tpelde Die gleiden un-
gerebten WaBnabmen nie gegen gr5-
biIbof @r0l5 unb ieine Mitangeflag-
ten perbqngt puroen unb Die ii6 inn
mer nod i'm @efdngnis befinben. :"
Die grflarung beItatigt nodn,als
feierlib oie GntldlieBung bes irilden
8arlaments pom 21. 9sopember 1916,
in Ser es bieB, @runblage ieber ge-
redten uno Itabilen Sronung niiile
Die 9lnerfennung Ser Souneranitat
@ottes uno oes moralil6en @elebes
iein. 0as iriihe Yarlament bat Die
HegierungserflGrung einitimnig ge=
biaigt. = Die iril6e gfesierune bat
Dem ungaril6en @eianoten in 2onbon
cine geote iiberrei6en laiien, in Ser
iborf gegen sic 8erurteilung bes uns
sariiben gr5bildofs Soief @roi5 pro.
teItiert miro.
Ser @ioerltanbsgeiit elmer Sano-
bon il1nger 8erliner unb ibrer 2eb-
rer, oie Dor orei Sabren Dem tie l1m-
gebenben totalitdren l1ngeilt gum
Gros bie rSreie l1niberiitat 8erlin"
ing 2eben riefen, fano am 6. os. cine
groB5iisige slnerfetthung Amerifas
: in 5orm elmer Spenoe bon ST.
309,50O, Die Dem SSSnititut BON Ser
.Sorb Sounbation" iiberrei6t tpuroe.
Sm feierli6en Habmen nabm Die
~Sreie uniperiit1t" Die gr6Bte ibr Bis
ber getpdbrte Spenbe erteegen, Die
bon ben 2eitern Der SorosStiftung,
Baul IS. Soff1nan uno 9r. &obert
SO. @ut6ins, iiberbra6t tpurbe. Sber>
fommiiiar Sobn S. Wecglop oertrat
Die amerifanii6e 9fegierr1ng BEL Der
Seier.
Mus Song Song tpuroe am Sonn=
tag gemelbet: 0ie fommuniitiihe $50.
li5ei berbaftete neun5ebn fatboliide
E@eiitlide in Beiping, idlob iieb5ebn
@emeinoen unb perbGngte iiber Die
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7Iste1essoIste Ros,.oke
aus Deutschland

0a mir iett bon bertrauli6er Seite
Die Namen etliber &omane, tDie iie
ieit langem BON mebrereit 2eiern ge-
miinibt 1poroen, mitgeteilt poroen,
babe i6 Die Quene Der &omane in
grfabruns gebra6t, r,Gmlih Die 90
meride 8erlagsanItalt, Wiinben, 8a-
baria, '@ermanD. Wer zines bieier
8iiher tuiinibt = tpie ,Nuo 8abis"
ooer ,8en Sur" -, fann bieielben
be5ieben bon Der oben genannten Ser
lagsanItalt ober burh mid, ben 4us-
funftsmann.
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Ip.; Smen.
Samstag, 25. 9lusult: 2uomie, g.;
Satri5io, Wennas.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
Williams
 Involved in Trade Deal

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 6 - R - Owner Ellis Ryan of the Cleveland Indians said today it would not surprise him if the Boston Red Sox traded Ted Williams to the New York Yankees.
 T would say the Yankees have the best chance of getting Will liams," he said. That is, if Bos- ton really wants to trade Ted. New York has more to offer, in the way of good young dispensable players, than any other club"
 Ryan denied an oft-rumored story that Williams had been of fered to the Indians for ace right handler Bob Lemon and catcher Jim Hogan. He refused even to dignify a more recent yarn whereby the Indians were supposed to get Will Hams via a three-cornered deal in- volving Larry Dolby and the St. Louis Browns Ned Carver.
 That's the most ridiculous thing I've heard yet" he laughed
 Previously, General Manager George Weiss of the Yankees has hinted that his club would be in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
Scores at Basketball
By the Associated Press

Scores of leading basketball games last night are as follows: San Francisco 51, California 42. Phillips Oilers 80, Utah College All
 Stars 59. Muhlenberg 88, Delaware 87. Swarthmore "A, Lehigh 65. NYU 59, St. Francis (Bkn) 58. CCNY 63, Rutgers 61. Penn State 5l, Ithaca 21. Cornell "A, Scranton 43. Alabama 86, Jacksonville State
 (Ala) 32. Maryland Il, Wash. and Lee 51. Duke IT, North Carolina 59. Clemson IT, Georgia 54. Louisville 79, Dayton 76 (overtime) Ohio U. II, Marshall 61. SMU ST. Oklahoma 49.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
Brilliant Plays, Davis Cup Rounds

MELBOURNE, Australia, Dec. 6 Savvitt and Frank Sedg- man battled their way into the finals of the Victorian champion ships today as America and Aus tralia broke even i'll ''preview" Of the Davis Cup challenge round.
 Savvitt. pounding the ball hard, trounced the Aussies' No. 2 player, Ken McGregor, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. This was his third straight over Mc- Gregor during the past year and gives him permanent possession.
 Vic Seixas put up a thrilling struggle against Sedgman, but fin ally went down by 5-.. S-2, 11-9, 7-5 after two hours arc 5 minutes ot brilliant tennis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
5prague 10 Lead Huskies Nexf Year

SEATTLE, Dec. 6 R = Dick Sprague of Spokane will lead the University of Washington football team next season.
 Sprague, slx-1oot-one halfback on both offensive and defensive squads this fall, was named captain -elect at the Huskies' annual football ban- quet last night.
 The 1851 Flaherty Inspirational Award voted annually to graduat- Ing senior went to Jim Wiley, de- fensive back. from Bremerton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
Matthews
 Winner in Hard Bout

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 6-;R- Harry Matthews had another vic tory for his impressive record to- day. but the crack Seattle light heavyweight was a weary fighter.
 The No. contender for the light heavyweight crown held by Joey Maxim ran into unexpected opposi- ton last night in winning a unani- nous 10-round decision over hard hitting Danny Nardico of Tampa, Fla.
 Although he got a thorough pasting for his efforts, Nardico shook up the west coast battler cn a number of occasions with his dynamite e-laden fists.
 Jack Hurley, Matthews manager, was the first to admit that his fighter didn't perform like he has in the past.
 He was very sloppy and couldn't put two punches together during the entire fight" said the studious ring veteran who changed Matt hews' style and made him one of the hottest names in boxing.
 He took more punches than he usually takes in a year"
 Matthews had the flu a few months ago and I don't think he has fully recovered his strength '' he added. He was dead tired after the second round"
 In Matthews last two previous fights, Hurley pointed out, his battler won early round knock outs and hadn't had to extend himself Hurley said he planned for Matthews to take a good rest after his fight Dec. 13 with Art Henri in Omaha.
 Then he is hoping to line ul a bout with heavyweight Rocky Mar ciano or heavyweight champion Joe Walcott. He doesn't think he has much chance of lining up a title bout with Maxim at an early date.
 Matthews, undefeated in 66 starts, pounded Nardico's face into a crim- son pulp and strengthened him up repeatedly with pile driving blows to the body.
 Given Hard Smashes
 But he had difficulty avoiding Nardicos hard smashes to the head and he fought noticeably more cautious fight after getting his first sampling in the third round.
 Judges Her Williams and Charlie Bill scored it seven for Matthews, two for Nardico and one even. Ref cree Jackie Davis gave Matthews eight and Nardico two. Matthews weighed 175 to 176 for Nardico.
 The bout in Cleveland Arena was the feature on the Cleveland News annual toyshop fund show. Some l3,808 fans paid gross of S90,000.
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Chinese Supply Sergeant Set for Gold Korean Miniey

CENTRAL FRONT, Korea. Dec. 6 -tR-The captured Chinese soldier was all set for a cold Korean winter.
 Over several layers or underwear and warm quilted uniform he wore a fine double breasted over coat. New combat boots and a new winter cap kept his feet and head warm and dry.
 Whats your job?" asked an in- terpreter
 Supply sergeant"
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less Mill Is 10
 Coatll Southern Calf. fcY } Years

LOS ANGELES, Dec. n tR = Coach Jess Hill is set for the next three years as head football coach at his alma mater, Southern Cali fornia
 Athletic Director Willis O. Hun ter announced yesterday that Hill had been given the new pact.
 Hill coacne6 the Trojans to seven straight varsity victories but the team dropped it's last three games of the 1851 season.
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GIRL SCOUT TROOP MEETS

Girl Scout Troop No. held it's regular Tuesday meeting at the American Legion Dugout We had an election of officers. Our new officers are Patsy Komatsubara, president, Betty Cole, secretary, Coralie Sheldon, president -ahd treasurer. Mrs. Schleiter taught us new knot, the sheet-bend We spent our last half hour rehearsing the Christmas carols we are going to sing for the patients in the hos pital just before Christmas.
 Gretchen Adams, reporter.
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"BUCKn wHITMORE DIES

Roy H. (Buck) Whitmore passed away at Colfax, Wash, yesterday, according to advices received by Secretary Riggs of the Juneau Elks lodge of which he was member Whitmore and family left Juneau about four or five years ago. going to the westward and then south to the states to reside.
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Tackle Jim O'Brien of Oak Park, H., was the first player to have his name inscribed on the Washington Athletic Clubs 101 Club trophy awarded to the senior football player who maintains the highest scholastic average.
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FROM SEATTLE

Jack w. Harding of the Thor gaard Plumbing and Heating Co of Seattle, is a guest at the Bara- nof Hotel.
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ATTENTION

A. F. of L. Cannery Workers Un- ion meeting pm. Friday at ANB Hall 83-2t
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ATTENTION

Members Moose Lodge Mo- 700, important meeting Friday, Dec. r, 8 pm. Meet our Deputy Supreme Auditor, Herman c. Fisher, he has an importan message for every Ju- neau Lodge member. Be sure and come. 65-AG
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terested in making deal for the Red Sox slugger if they were sure Joe DiMaggio was not returning to the active list next season.
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Sporfs in Brief
By the Associated Press,

At Columbus, Ohio = New York Yankees announced they will not approve any national network broadcasts of games played in the Stadium. Also will limit broadcasts for home consumption to day games. Action announced after President George Trautman of minor leagues called for reasonable restraints" on big league broadcasts.
 At Cincinnati US. District Judge dismissed two suits attacking baseball's reserve clause.
 At Greenville, sc. = "Shoeless Joe" Jackson, 63, one of eight mem hers of the Chicago White Sox barred from baseball following the 1919 World Series scandals, died.
 At New York-Commissioner Asa Bushnell of Eastern Collegiate Ath- letic conference proposed seven- point plan for restoration and maintenance of academic athletics.