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ROOMS FuRhisHEn-hortheest.

Ys snsysd 5ssssemea a9nt ssS Ssdrm Apply 5Gy
ssS ssssr ckoaRESI SIndfKk fKkRRaeE aSay sFin
s!sss sssR S%s Ph 9sls x e.
tifui new home and. furn; ige; closet, sp.,
semipvt. bath. unltd; phone; z block to
esl aSo sasniiEss saMEs eSme sT NfRoon for 1s9t girls
nicely furnished; SIS wk. each. FIR. 1896.
furn., gas heat, unlimited phone, excellent
transp.;, prefer. couple or 2 girls; S25 mo-
So 81 weekly gentleman preferred, .call
sss e. ,s,5;1 SEsiffRs fR gass asH So week
ssso sssa ssnd sss ST. anp nSpE.EsinsIe room for re-
ned young lady private homs ebans next eaI eanT
,FsnsD TAP oils PSF ST. NE h with s' double
ssa bsa RfekS for one car sS 4S R or %
WoopRIDGE-s2oe sa5sT PhISG eand st. ne-Double;
AZ ssRo9oikLAN6ms0s 6 6s" Lawrence T 'ei st. ne
sss ase scRfs jpao0r Sd Reeky close oscAR IS
sEIGELs; DI e3ss; Sunday call Mr. Rubin
G Zoe oYsi fath ST. Me-, Catholic Univ vicinity
Coy, bright room. adjoining bath: pri-
vate, modern home s35 single; gentle
1sP 1TosPPoSRPEISb;-7saa SPIS; F2i efsRAl fHsRAlNkL1s sr-Roem
issss Ga sunday onIy AI26 AD 4sS9 tg,S beds
CSo1LoRED-1661 RosEDALE ST. Ne
m:p Is ssTH gFiyisfetN sT Nfboube %eh aeem for
pioyed couple. $50 month Near trans
PsEta:iGn pss gts ST ER Nf@1arse GRoz twin bedroom
aay Day sanday. ars9 s.nsiI Lincoln I 5o5s weekdays
sss sissF FnRNkL1s : sTiL1s ST. NEwz1arsss ,. front
1iss HoLBRooK ST: N.E:"Large, double
room; in private house; $50 mo-; uniim
sgs BAKER axe sT furnished
front bedrm:; semipriyate bath; nr. st
fifs fos AIS AsBEY RsSei FL % front
syao1 syk 4tS rs 81. 1oSS Ne, Apt. so1-pouble rm.,
twin beds. suitable 2 girls, $50 ca. per
month: M oSI5i Co.. u
tismsn; as9S f'end daybed: IS week. '0'''' ''i s
s6I2 a4th 81: NJ nicely furnished urn
bsdms pryats bath eoupes Go 9ss
Ps! Ps!6 psEdDai si&iR I'd s:E..-Deuble rm; tSia
ssane '1ssts sms ens nfSt sS G ss sssb Ta q2%fa
sun III dsS or after Pm yssfdays yoom tor
nir mn d64gg IN private home; '0nV' 'r'nsp.; $2S-
40 r ST. N.E-Large room, nicely fur
nissed. double bed. unlimited phone; near
tramsportation; $40 week De 32l9 ~
rooms, clean, / with twin beds, S45 month;
i single bed. S25 month; men preferred.
SHAMROCK INN, sos e. Capitol St
Doubles, triples; rInning water; good heat
THE MARICK, 13S B st. n.e.-Vacancy for
one in large nicely furnished double: single
beds, laundry PRIVILEGES: $50 month; girls
1900 R. 1. AVE. N.E.-students or busi-
ness Girls, large, warm room, single beds,
next to kitchen and bath; living room and
telephone PRIVILEGES; go min. downtown;
Se week each. MI. 64S1. -27
a1ei 10th ST. N.E1Large, double room;
bed OF 2 single beds employed gentile
couple or 2 gentlemen; telephone and
laundry privileges; E-2 bus at door: $50
per month; AD. 56l7,
bath. coffee privl; suitable for permanent,
employed couple: $50 mo. AID. 0737.
26f5 10th ST, 3 bks. Brentwood Village
as min; downtown; dble. front bedrm;.
rs
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ApARTMENTs WANTED.

NAVAL OFFICER, unmarried wishes to
rent or sublet small apt. In nv; section
until LIST January. Please call LIT. LEA
Writ, no. 44s0, Ext 72o. before NOON
or after pm. 27s
NAVY VET. needs apartment. furnished or
unfhrnished for wife son and self: from
Nov. to Jan. !. Up TO $3.50. Box 312-R.
BRITISH GOVT. EMpLoYE usdyj de-
sires small apartment furnished or un-
furnished. Ho 1910, Ext. 225. or NO.
DON'T RENT that furnished bachelor
apartment or cabin without calling Smith.
RE, 74oo. Ext 5583; too OLD to carouse;
Bile; have car. amiable disposition and
Al references; approximate ceiling SIS;
sas-R sag R0ss sssa any time up to NOV ard ss soz
REsPoNsTBLE COUPLE. both Army vets.
urgently need apt. NV. or ne; perm.
CoLoRID@vETERAN AND WiFE desire
an apt. or janitor's quarters. FIR. 6185,
CoLoREDwREFINED, empl. young lady
furnished. Please call TR. 1919.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE
DUE TO TRANSFER Will sell 2-bedroom
CO. operative apartment near Wisconsin
avenue, S1,5o0 viii handle; monthly pay
Star.
A CHARMING small downtown front apart
ment, 40l, .1435 N st, NV, living rm. with
and bath; newly and tastily redecorted
and furnished price, including furniture.
$4,000; S4, 100 cash required: immediate
possession. Open today. ? to pm, other
times by appointment only.
Apt. 500 in exclusive 1881 Crescent pl;
NV. (adioining Hotel 240Q 10th st9;
bedrooms with intervening bath, large liy-
ing room with spacious dining alcove. COM
pletely modernized and delightful kitchen:
Open today from 2. to pm, other times
ager, AID. 5011 Building highly restricted
and adults only accepted EDMUNp J;
FLYNN (Authority on Cooperative pian
Since 1920, woodward Bldg.,F RE. l2lS,
RE. lT49.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

TWO ROOMS in Northwest Wash; prefer
with bath; for couple with boy s, girl 3
years; wanted November 15 for several
months. Box 259-R, Star.
COUPLE, . children, ages 7 and 2, desire
services during day and accountant hus-
bands evenings, Sat. and Sun. Box 495-R,
Star.
private school near Ward Circle, desires
suitable accommodations, with breakfast
aong ana pinhsp sox aaam ataer seer
ROOM AND BOARD in Virginia for set
tied woman recovering from broken leg.
WiDoWED MOTHER and son, eK would
like room and board, also care of son while
ean T1ther MRg YsEkf HoLc6Ms sH ai srR aae
LADY, - YEARS, desires furn., room: will
trade service in D. C. or nearby; Clean,
neat, vegetarian, permanent. 500 per
month Box 30-K Star.
SOUTH AMERICAN government ofhcial
with wife. seek room and board in family
hnue: hest ref Box 4R-T Star.
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ROOMS EURN.-Northee.t. Cont J

ROOMS FURN.-Northeosf. Cont. !.
COLORED-I26l JACKSON st. n.e.-Lge.
rm., suitable for couple or 2 girls. some
priyils.. very warm. S5 ca. MI. 1910. --31
suitable for empl adults: $50 per month
each; some privil; no cooking. Ho. 1898.
CoIoREU-asos 18th ST. N.E.-Lovely
room, next to bath, for single, refined gen
tleman; on busline; 81 wk. DU. 3S45.
KEARNY ST. n.e.-Lge.
front room for settled. refined couple;
home priyil., $40 for e, AD: 623l. S,27
CULORED-122S DUNCAN PL. Ne
Dble. rm.; 2 girls: dble. bed: ST ea., wk
Evening star., 1946-10-27
ROOMS WANTED

MIDDLE-AGED LADY seeks room in re.
fined home, NV. section. willing render
light services in exchange for kitchen
privileges. GE. 1894
MAN, ~, sober, nonsmoker; single room
NV. section, in gentle home or apt; nt
rooming houses Oliver 6195 after s pm
Box 327-R. Star
QUIET, REFINED. mature lady, employed
will be home several nights week for emer.
gency in exchange for comfortable, quiet
warm room: close in or Hillcrest, South,
east Box%295-R, Star
EMPLOYED COUPLE, responsible, quiet
mature no children or pets, wish furnished
room with private bath or Law and some
far out, not over, $50 mo. Box 49s-R
Star.
GENTLEMAN. refined, wishes room with
private shower bath in NV: ref. II de.
sired. Box 270-R Star.
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ROOMS EURk. OR UNFURN.

SILVER SPRING-Two rooms, hot plate,
WESTINGHOUSE roaster, refrigerator: out Ga.
ave. to Dayton, turn right one block, turn
right again. left on Cascade to 2107: pre-
fer couple with infant: exchange care.
UNFURNISHED MASTER BEDROOM, 5000
NJ 22nd St, Cherrydale area-rent, S45
one: Sh5 two: gar. available. CH. 0362.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
HOUSES UkFURNIsHEp.

OLD GEORGETOWN. Que street NV,
close to Both street-5 bedrooms. 3 baths,
living room, reception hall, dining room,
kitchen, basement, laundry room, recre.
alton or maids room; completely reno
waited; S175 mo. Inspection by appoint-
FOR RENT OR SALE-High Bridge, near
Bowie; $50 a month. r. K. HOWAT, Madi.
BEDROOMS. 81 BATHS. incl. bedroom.
bath LIST floor (all large twin bedrooms:
2sx35 knotty pine recreation room, as
phalt tile floor entire basement: gas heat;
park. Box 410-R, Star.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

FOUR 1-BEDROOM APTS., S17,500: 4
years. old. Gross income, So, 400: Excel.
lent return on Investment. CH, 47G9.
with janitors quarters, hot-water oil heat.
f1reproofed basement, good condition. MISS
KENT, AID. S493. MI. 20S0. -27
COLORED-SEvERAL 6 and room
houses. Princeton and Otis pl NV. MR..
CARTER. DU. 5517. MI. 2OSO. ~
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APIS. EuRN. AND uNEuRN.

PLEASE LIST YOUR APIS. With Bertha
NJ Jackson, DUPONT REALTY CO. No
charge. Call Monday through FIJI, FIR.
DOCTOR OR DENTIST only-Entire first
floor sos Taylor st. NV, 81 So DR.. Just
moved MI 1898 or ia 1857
Evening star., 1946-10-27
APARTMENTS UhEURkIsHEp.

58II saith AVE, RIvERDALE-2 rooms.
kit, semipYt. bath: block from busline;
S65 mo.
1905 NJ II. AVE. NW.--Apartment. ,nf !;
. rooms, kitchen. semipvt bath; for light
housekeeping: employed couple pref; $40.
No phone calls
Evening star., 1946-10-27
ROOMS UhFuRkIsHEp

UNFURNISHED MASTER BEDROOM. 5000
N. end st. Cherrydale, area: rent. S45
one; S55, two: gar. available. CHI 0362
COLORED-6S NJ ST. NW.-Room for
employed couple SIS per week. NO. 0n60. |
Evening star., 1946-10-27
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

56II LISINGTON RID. S.E.-kitchen and
large bedrm., semiprivate bath; in coun-
try home. ] u miles from D. c.. on In
dian Head buSline, S45 mo. LO. t25a.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

COLORED-I79s nth ST. N.W.-We hav
several rooms for singles and couples
S4 80 per week per person, must be refined
ACME RENTAL AGENCY. HO. 9494 =:
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
HOUSES EXCHANGED

WILL PAY WELL for garage or loft apart-
ment; veteran, wife and two small babies.
Temple 1857.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.

COOPERATIVE APARTMENT vented
want to buy or rent: write details. Box
83S-R. Star.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

Kindly s.ir d &c cali Ia. 1855, ask for MR.. NoLL
spAsf oP unuPnshed naf viii
1faMi aHTnRaN NJ businessman, desires bachelor
apt. or 1-bedrm. apt, furn. or unfurn ~
ccHRisTTAN COUPLE. ae-mo. baby ur-
BY Pshsd REGnIAs SqRusRap ARMY MA OFFICER wife
s-yr.-old boy -bedrm house or apart
ment; permanently assigned. Phone day
6aGo Re goo Tx. Adar Ext s4ao' Evenings ase Al
MAN NAN AND WIFE, both employed, no chill
dren. desire unfurn. apt kitchen pplSx.ate Ply.
sa9Y sfts eH eH1Ef: ass' WIFE. baby 10 mos: old
partly furnished Anasostia see!ion pre-,
furnish excellent refs from present land
s1EdcGRHJR 1SFe SAL Il sns aoing sf gov
NAVAL OFFICER and wife, on permanent nj
PERMANENTLY r SETTLED executive and
NJ E eiaaen nfsa nnqFa Vsteran ant PFsss5a o
SRi4fsH 81 M; ilSs ARMY OFFICER, wife and small
saao' spe; so 1es e s1s5. Can Ex. 1880 Ext SsS
DISCOURAGED VET, tired of living alone
and not liking 1t, needs apartment, fnr-
missed or unfurnished, for his small family
naitteeH lent references. s Cali Mr.. HALLIDAY
g o0iuPIs I192 desire furnished apt. NV. sec.
ton or Arlington. Cali for MRS. WADE
Y, GRIND: RE; ISL; . ~. -,
Or unfurn, for veteran now # perm. perm exss; ss
xRM4 AIM p0sfflPn hea AND Ss WIFI BERN
farn.. te sI2s, EN-; ss1s; ,,,,arss ss' =,
nsW. peas' MR. Mr.. LuER, AD. s4ao. 25
VETERAN, wife and son, desire 2-bed
room apt or small house, unfurnished, Il
Or near Washington Can LITE TIE 7%64 dnta Nav Nav,
Dept. and wife. desire small, neat apt,
emp: refs Please call District 4519. ;27'
FURNISHED APT. by veteran, wife and D
mo. daughter; will care for another child
" VETERAN. wife, 1s-mo. child. desperate
RE hfSt)o, Ext. 3479, MRS. CARUTHERS
until s sp.m.. GIL. 0s37, or Box 4l5.M
I.aa OR 3 ROOM kitchenette apt. in n, v
section: middle-aged couple. Call VIC
Army ARMY OFFICER and wife, stationed a
Andrews Field need apt. or small house
66sHsrERRaE 6s fssRRafFine fo1 fWo secretaries urssnt
ssns fisid ssintY wtY sssssI9.r sass ssssrss
p1lss pp1tIsntiS Sis7 s7sS. HAZEL or MARY. ~
NAVAL OFFiCER with child, desperatel!
gsosdsssTos sssds fs Io9n r. ia f4oo ss sRs s5ei 2s
Evening star., 1946-10-27

CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1946-06-30

FILING CABINETS, new steel. full suspen-
sion, with or without locks: replace your
FURNITURE Co. 1i59 2lst st. NV TX
Evening star., 1946-06-30

storage. EDELMAN, 1903 Ga. ave. 30
BED @sttress and sprins Gaefn lnelsde, hSf nIsh
;fHs SSSa6SSs sfH sssS 4, s,,S
ii SfbESSS SsS i0nsSff SUITE 4Ssss: ss maple On
sEpaooM ia otssT sUfTE. aH2n spc mahogany dope S%
%s ssSIs .$ sIsS Ss "a issI s anu g,
quilts for W twin beds. sa5 each. cH. 4oss
'sh sn1TEs IL AT1iapson mape tables chairs
ether furnishings. M M 5zs1 Porter saNG' St. NV NV
4EDkeoM 4E s5s% SUITES, brand -nev-1mmeai
walnut; mahsssany. lin, lined oak and slont
NORRIS No 4 SON, So s7os Ga. a ave. '2U NV. a. a
sEPR5SM HsSBshrs mshesa6g sSs open say gn 81 eonsn 1
dSvble bed Whitney maple eedTooa
suite with twin beds, extra line quality
% ODD eefsis # E VIZ 81
- %sst ee%slssf asss taEaltufs
BGDsPREAD. scarf to match; drapes, fur.
niture covers, electric vacuum, electric
CLOCK, - GaDle raQlOS. fdO. II23.
BEDSPREAD, beautiful hand crochet pop
corn Gesign. fringed border. HO. 743S
BEDsTREAD, hand-crocheted, white. dou
ble; magnificent workmanship and de
sign; 500. For inspection telephon
BENCH fIIi CHS saw zHSa INCHES with "a h.D. elec
BICYCLE. boys 26-in., good condition
s2s, 1913 Allison st, ne. DE. 1884.
gear: top condition. S45. MI. t231
BICYCLE. girls 26-in. Rollfast, like new
BICYCLE. boys, 26-in.. rebuilt like new
must be seen to be appreciated; price
$50. OR. l34l.
BICYCLE. mems: very good condition; S25
e02a N. Smyth St, Arlington. GIL. 1113.
BICYCLES. sold and repaired, complet,
stock Of accessories see the safety cycl,
for kids. Also ball-bearine scooters, S6.25
CYCLE CENTER, 912 9Th st. NV. Elk
os11. Il
BICYCLES-One heavy duty schwinn de-
livery, excellent condition; | mans light
bicycle also antique slate fireplace from
with marble mantle. SH. 6i46.
BICYCLES. new and rebuilt. Lightweight
and balloon. 20-24-26 in. Trade-in &C
BICYCLE. mans English (Hercules), 8
speed gear, hand brakes. basket. $50
Emerson 2617.
Evening star., 1946-06-30

romplete. double boy sprn9s; tl o'd attraetive
es sIpj 1ass a. in excellent e0n?'5''n o.
hole chippendsle style, ss5' aE % aeoi
radio. shortwave broadcast, $50; cedar
1emS flesst' EM S fsf t95 floor heater So; 90! @!sc
FGKNITURE Primavera dresser. st9rd,
oak construction, dust-proof drawers, draw
gudes large 6ehis s4
form,top springs. S15.95: Hollywood bed
complete COM with legs single - or double size
&c. teenboSe .9sSay beds sisnd Sss5 ry Gress sf9s
suite, S42 so; maple buffet, $40; 2-tont
modern n, san chair SO; modern a-tone lounse
@ easional 'y Chair a's sa9; another % OCCASIONAL @ al
Lawson chair, 500; wing chair in muslin
chair in muslin, .S55; Lawson chair in
sl75; LAWSON love seat, siso; aoor lamps
assortment of rag rugs. Pillows. Army
NAN Ssse SS}
FuRNIrnRE, tER III III dining room, kitchen nag iv-
Ras seem sod See sandsy IN a
zss I? SgsthSees sa .Is sH NsEh*o'd RtT1
.S,Is 5s j piano II sidie sSs SssSam Cleaner Si
FUkNlTURE-l studio couch, pillows,
sS4s.isn lamps sas 'isf h& sss5 S5
FURNITURE, stoves, new and used our
pprlSess pS4;r are re Lowest =, !; c. FuRNITYgRE y
ftRSfTGkE2Is 2Issyins e Ely City. e Contents nt Of
moved by Tues. noon. Sat. or sun. OR.
suite, ute soiid wainut chest f drawers, G china 1E
cabinet and living room table, maple bed
| room suite, 3 desks. davenport, oc. chairs
srate,' lamps. bookcases, Majestic siI radio
lty. tables Gil. 1875. 80.
FURNITURE. reasonable. Gas stoves 4o
TFiufRSSSiiTIuiRRE-Double bed, box springs;
dresser base; rocker: occ. chair; boudoir
chair; china cabinet: occ. table. Leaving
town. HO. 7411 or 11O1 Swami st. NV.
FUANITuRE-eDinins room suite hand
tension table with, extra leaves ttable viii
extend f and SIX fhairs SI5 ma
handsome solid mahogany china cabinet
S3a; srail solid mahogany buffet, #
beautiful glass punch bowl and other
| pieces. The Alabama. Apts.. corner 11th
| and N sts. NV tdealerl, Apt. L201. Home
Sunday until pm. white family apt
FURNITURE.Arm chair, g upholstered
! FURNITURE-Bedrm. furniture. includ
bog eda sprass snd dnas urn pce
| furn, metal baby bed. elec. ironer
a1do anS misc. items. Seen by appt' oeeTsi'
Evening star., 1946-06-30
ERAS, western exposure meters, new
s CAMERA EXCHANGE, 1410 New

GAMEhAs. ESLAkGEhS~Ro 10
SxI2 em;. t4.5 zsiss Isssar lens: zels.
sf2 by MGex 4s zsss prsss5e sarse ses
4x5 combination double condenser and diff
fusion snlarger f:4.5 anastigmat lens
CAMERA EaTiPMENT-Royal tripod. sxlo
enlargins easel. 5x7 printer. electric drier
snp9me Dase Weston Hs n SgnGr meter perfee!
CAMERA FANS. Your headquarters for all
and supplies * located at ssa
eeHAMNHHaAh eAMEkA FANS, Hio eoof Sq prints from Koda
pHofo s1f 'GS1 2s R Inc eas ssas D sTaa
CAMERA USERs-wanted to buy or trade
PIHs1Ss s nseser g. ss pSH RHsFR M
ave NV; iopposite Dept. Of Justice5
caNSas caisssI s'GsH GoLF BAG, leather trimmed, :
left-hand clubs, metal porch glider, &
sSiR1SPi cHRFFT kUkxEs aS 1so7 grin. mil. ends ,r
CO. Rugs, Linoieum and Asphalt Tie
steeii sis W.: Sass 4s4s s4seileh' condition. all
CARRIAGE, Whitney, large. black, com
SssG 5is ETcisfEF As;ss.f As;Ss to
CASH REGISTER for sale. Reminston. CAR
RoLLS; 7l9 Il j. st. NV, week days: i
6onst and sod skENNER sss Pa
NV.
CEMENT MIXER, new condition. with new
l3-h.p. R. /. electric motor. $75, or sell
/ separately; pickup truck body attachment
for coupe, S25; solid copper flashing sheet
ing. 10 in. wide, any length, 12c foot
CEMETERY sITEs-cedar Hill. Have
them. E. e. THoMAssoN. 2e7 9th n e
CHANDELIER, crystal, 5 It.. Czechoslovak.
| ian, completely wired, ready to hang, S95
KAPNICK. 1919 ST. NV. Decatur 453S.
CHAIN HOIST. 2-ton. like new. $50; ss-
| in. hid. electric drill, S75. 100 H st. NV
CHAIRS, two, comfortable, chrome: .
matching side tables. 500. Wo. 1851,
! after $50.
| CHAIRS side, walnut and ivory leather
| erette. $40: also metal torchiere lamps.
SIS: all practically new. Cali AID. $3.50,
Apt 4OS. after pm. Monday.
| CHAIRS-Every kind of brand-new chair
chairs and, IS different styles and dif:
ferent finishes. overstocked; and all priced
drastically low for quick clearance. Our
only entrance is directly underneath our
large Atlas neon sign. Be doubly sure you
are IN Atlas. Open evenings until
pm. ATLAS TURNITURE. 92l g st. NV,
DI. 1887. DI, \273S and DI. 3739.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-26

health lectures in the City Hall at 8 P. M. on Monday, Tues d a y, Wednes- day, July 29,
 30, 3l. These l e c t u r e s are free and open
 to the general
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-26
NOTED HEALTH EDUCATOR TO LECTURE HERE

Nome is to have an unusual visitor next week in the person of Stanford Kingsley Claunch, in- ternationally known authority on nutrition, psychology, health edu- cation. He is scheduled to de- liver a series of three public
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-26
EXPLOSIVE REPORT

SPOKANE, Wash, -(P)- J. w. Queen showed more than passing concern over reports that some boys were shooting through his buildings windows.
 For stored in the building are gasoline and dynamite.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-26


 Dr. Claunch has lectured in ev- cry state in the Union, most of the Canadian provinces and many foreign countries. This is his third lecture tour of Alaska, but his first visit to Nome. On pre- vious occasions he has lectured in Ketchikan, Petersburg, Juneau, Sitka, Cordova, Seward, Anchor age and Fairbanks.
 He is the discoveror of an en- tirely new method of measuring food values electrically, a great advance over the old chemical procedure, that shows what foods will agree or disagree with each different person. He has also studied climate and its effect on health in all parts of North Amer ica. It is his opinion that Alaska has one of the most healthful eli mates on the continent, and that the abnormally high death rate among both natives and whites could easily be lessened by pro- per nutrition and scientific living. He has sent many people to Alas ka for their health with bene- ficial results.
 All citizens and visitors of Nome and vicinity are extended a cor dial invitation to attend these lectures.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-21
OAKS PLAY. BURLES0UE,
 WIN GAME
CBY THE ASSOCIATED pREssN

The Pacific Coast Leagues big 2est baseball burlesque of the sea- son left the Oakland Acorns in the cad today with game and half advantage over their challengers, he San Francisco Seals.
 While the Seals were idle last night, Manager Casey Stengel's jo- vial Acorns had a hitting bee and blasted the San Diego Padres, 14 to g.
 Pepper Martins happy but not very lucky Padres came out on top in the fun by putting on an eight inning comedy Del Ballinger, pinch-hitting for Earl Chapple, let Acorn hurler Francis Shea's first offering go by, and umpire Ford called it a strike
 Ballinger beefed and in the mid dle of an argument pulled out a toy pistol, showed it against Ford's stomach and pulled the trigger.
 Ford failed to laugh and, appar- ently considering such conduct un- becoming in a league which had announced it's aspirations to be- come a major, tossed Ballinger out of the game.
 But the never-threatened Oak flanders had rip-roaring time put ting across their IA runs on 10 hits and four errors.
 In the only other league game scheduled the Hollywood stars turned back the Sacramento So- lens, to 3, captured their short series two games to one. Xavier Rescignc, Hollywood starter, re- ceived credit for the victory, and Tony Freitas was charged with the loss.
 All teams shift playing sites to- night. The league leading Acorns invade Los Angeles. The second place San Francisco Seals are at home to Hollywood. Seattle travels to Sacramento and Portland visits San Diego.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-21
WHO'S NEXT VICTIM FOR
 CHAMP JOE!
Louis Stands Out All Alone in Heavyweight Class
 Conn Talks

NEW YORK, June 2I-Never be- fore in the nine years since he won the heavyweight championship has Joe Louis stood out over the worlds fighting men to the extent he does today.
 When the big, amber-colored Negro knocked cut Billy Conn with such convincing ease Wednesday night he just about fought himself out of prospective challengers for his title. He finds himself out on a high plateau. all by himself.
 Probably not since Jim Jeffries retired for lack of opposition has the field been so barren of con- tenders, men whom promoter Mike Jacobs might hope to pit against Louis in big outdoor light. It would be difficult to guess when Joe will fight again.
 Tani Mauriello, a blubbery Bronx heavyweight who recently beat Britain's novice champion, Bruce Woodccck, and Joe Walcott, Cam den, N. J. negro who recently de- feated Jimmy Bivins and Lee Oma, are about the only scrappers anyone can think of who might just possibly give Louis few busy rounds at this time, and that is not an intriguing prospect.
 Conn Talks
 When he showed up at Jacobs office yesterday to get his fat check, Billy had not changed his mind about quitting business that calls for a person to be hit by Joe Louis. His forehead still was dis colored and he had couple of half-healed wounds on his face, but he didn't lcok like man who had been through thresher, the way Tony Galento did, for instance, after he had played with the champ.
 I'm still not kidding myself" 7" seid the pride of Pittsburgh. T didn't have it last night, and when 1 know that, that's the time to quit.
 T felt good going into the eighth round. I kept telling the guys in my corner to take it easy, that Joe and l were fighting Is rounds, and to let me attend to Joe. And then Joe hit me That last left he hit me was beauty, wasn't it?"
 Louis, with no one to fight in- tends to wrap himself up tempor- arily in golf, and the new restau-