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Evening star., 1946-07-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

R0OMING HOUSES (50b wanted at once
any size. price or location; plenty buyers
who will buy your furniture and business
fast. l mean business. EDWIN L. ELLIS
selling rooming houses for about Is years
1910 Vermont ave, Rm. 211; RE. $40
DO YOU want to sell? We have buyers
with, cash. List with us. free appraisals
5 No shsTss sn snnas, nss sd 81 S Sal
and 81; 1865. YOUNG D. PAsToR. I1as
x saS SELL co foUf s1sShss Hss anfss Rss
EgsEIf "a Are fs!ls
cPA viii purchase for cash your Clientele
or individual clients. Box 1918, Star.
BOOMING HOUSE, Kslorama I'd. ne.,
18th St and Columbia I'd n.w.-s0 rooms
quoted over. $500 month eiaborateiy
sonase oer Epw1N Rafs GIIs 2Pia lot Long
Est. Rooming House Broker, 1910 Vermont
ave. RIM. 217. RE. 5140. -25
TOURIST COURT cabins. ] dwelling
iand; doing good bus; must, retire because
out of District. Fairfax :2s6-J-3. 2o'
DELICATEssEN-vo!.: $1,000 per wk
4taERR 4 hsf'Rs toHss 55fEss efaE 81
1se daooEkY FL R.S aSp SO AsT month s. F. ss.
Price, So 500, including stock, Inspect un-
til satisfied. EDWIN L. ELLIS. Broker
1910 Vermont ave, RIM 2l7, RE $40
REsTAURANT-Exce spot in Arl.
i, COHEN, R.eaaltOr, cH. 1861; ewes and
GRoCERY-colored section. does Soc
vkly, now; clean 5-rm. apt; owner forced
TO e. sell, wife very III $500 complete with
Bond Bldg, MA. 1894 -26
/ HAVE SUBSTANTIAL cash to buy busi-
ness. Consider any location and business
Prefer to deal with owner. Box 22-Y;star
BOOMING HOUSE, 18th st. NV. not far
out rooms; 3 baths; S75 rent garage
Income quoted over, $500 mo. plus living
Easy ten A Bath on st oor h6e siS33 spWIS
L. ELLIS, LONGEST. Broker, 1910 Vermont
ave, Rm. 217. RE. $40. -25
SECOND FLOOR TO LEASE" suitabl.
T St NV, opposite Hecht CO. Please cal
HARRY I, FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1866
LARGE STORE for sale. 30 #. by 70 it..
sea food, poultry. veg and fruits very good
location. MAcKs MARKET, s25 Attn st
MasED saSr man sss s1ss honest ss
npnIIorinSeF non Axe reYaele; BE- knows the business
VALET SHOP. n near sraE, Dupont circle-Hss .
ansS, rented for SS7. 80 mo. . pressing
sssnes' ssoG E6%fs 5R9f FsDaInf n EIs oR s4a.
ALBERT H; COHEN. Realtor, 1o42 N
Irving VII ST. Arlington. I have number OF
Ssr s sood oa.t stores 1 groceries restaurants and
shSDs ,sSd Store ssss ons al 1853 eSS per
;. 0e seG S ssse once. sorntrs sood u An
..sEFd .I.s g., L4SS 4SeoHEs. Rsal'or' eH. isSi;
Evening star., 1946-07-25
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COUNTRY BOARDING, sanitary Kennels
special Ions: term rates; oAKMoNTTe FARM
GREAT Osth aans and slaess
an ases; r Ra,p6s p LINDSEY. colesville. sil-
BoARDHG AND GRooM1NG-1natvid.
IS, { cookers ; for sale. M kRIss KRoss KEN
vile. Va. Phone Fairfax II 11-jrs Isi Egg Egg
B9nER oo PUPPY 6 months old, female. sH.
GREAT DANE puppies. born May ard:
beautiful brindle, from champion stock
AIao AkG registered Phone uN, 1894 or WA.
ENGLISH Settlers, weeks; resistered
FRANK HYDE. Vienna, Va Turn right
on Pleasant from Maple. / block to Wind
ever. over. Z block Tisht to corner of Lovers
chunk sh and gropnd; wholesale and retail.
s.. Sole alstfsstsS d! ~ sssS ToSsl Co. soSz 9'h
PINEIrE DoG SPRAY kills neas. lice.
Rid :; ry, yoar pet Of these pests, j. r, HESS,
BesTsn Ms Ya sa4 shaded
and Champions as1 at ssaa sSsts' WA Ptsas
mos oId pet; price. sia5. 'esI'fe cail Hlsxan. no
TEMPuI cATTERY. lovely Persian kittens.
white or black, for sale. For appointment
PPEpiGREED DAcHsHuNp PUPS, black
and tan, male. $50. Falls Church 1667-M
BOXER, beautiful 1S-month-old male,
champion sired, wonderful pet and guard
dog; Falls Church 2a444o: ewes. and holi-
sIANIEsE KITTENS. + months. females,
purebred pets; S25; with papers. Call MI
367S between $3.50 and s pm. -26
DACHSHUND. reg, stud. wanted in ex-
change for choice Of litter. Owner will pay
kennel ice: 1405 North Lonefellow, West
MANcHEsT TER TERRIER, puppies. male
xouSs n, MoSKEys: s IS sss $50 to ss5. For iul
GERMAN SHEPHERD, female, Is months
old. to someone giving her a good home
viii sell cheap. Two male puppies, 9
mos. old, priced to move quickly For
IRISH SETTER PnPpY, ) mos. old: male
thoroughbred. Call GE O1S4 -27
PUPPIES-Female English, fox terriers.
cookers. Axe: female boxer-English bull
pup, Skipperkes, Axe: reasonable. LAND
OVER KENNEL. Warfleld 60S4.
COCKER SPANIELS; beau. res. puppies at
pet prices; prospect show or breeding; by
the best fires; reasonable 1858 Lacey avs.
s.e., Suitland. sP. 02S3-J. -Sl
Evening star., 1946-07-25
/, REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont.

REPAIRS and SERVICES tCont.).
REPAIRS AND SERVICE, screens. new and
H. pse ramss pofshsS NO ets s5ss copper
ROOF PAfNTiNG. patching, 'rei rerootinE, sut-
tering and spoutins; Call for free esti-
ROOF ROOF REPAIRS M Of aa ali IT'S types siste s LEAKS
sutteTiinggr teri grran snd Spoutng Df Call EGERToN
vinator, Crosley, Morse. Frigidaire. Uni
asld5i nights and holidays, HI. ,a3ss-,J:-ss
ans GG nsaa Dr0ans s4aNDHRp ftie0n RooFNa Ss cor
Roofiss iaS ffs59n AsD n n-S SIDING johns Msnvll.
THh Tfa Tse estmses cssnss GAE Sas rm
RooFs REPAIKED AND PAINTED. expert
si's s 4s5 %eeaanie eTea ToTe1 RALRH 5as M ROGERS
ROOF REPAIRS. renewed. painted, cutters.
seouts fTss sstmses 80 reabie
md spoui,na TSoSAs s sy1sE sRoWN SaS'ec,os co
Ia RIes srsnka GIIayEn = me ie mo NO aoas &
n1snons fsfnishsd asJa Dont overlook this sd. Can
SCREENS, new and repl.csments, porches,
sf1pIis TASK = dssn sS 5Sss sss.nsa
SsSs Hsfs5R nssaHfEi SANITARY fEssaGt
sEWffSG MAcHINEsSwe fss1 inspect. oil a and
Al Work R ] D Ws buy 18F al al MAKES makss
Swine M $4 MAcaiSrs . RErsiREp II HR in s your
sfGNs SsH window T nisrLAYs truck ieeter- se.
SIT and s expert 1lN worR aGne r.ssenabis ssenais
sToasEe ae' ASp Sn5'i cESRkr e WORK, specisis.. mi
ct rnta ast1fy
stone; also driveways, steps, terraces. lily
a9sss a9fs erected ;n1 n stene or cement AT
pair; satisfaction guaranteed. LOMBARDO
NJ 5QS6, Ho. ;331 evenings.
As6MANI ARM BROS IA. $500. or Fails Church
WE HAVE for immediate installation
built-in tubs Closets. basins sinks. ali sizes,
auto. gas water heaters; cash or terms
J. SHAPIRO, Reg Plumber, GE. 4643;
ToAsTERs AND HAND IRoNs-1mmedi-
io1JEs ses FspalEs pFozEps MsFk susrs1teed Call
All work euaranteed. RE. 1144 ~ 1IsEI; UNITED
TYPE TYPEWRITER co. s13 14th NV.
: dALBERf 1Sc SAs SIS t"' 10TH 9TH An1H St: NV
WAsHiNG MACHINES and vacuum clean.
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED by ex-
nerienced veteran guar. serv. Phone WA
4433 for pickup and deliv. RIVERDALE
HOME APPLIANCE CO. -27
WATCHESEDunn. watch specialist, can
make unobtainable parts: crystals guar
snteed ! year; 4-day service. Ma 1852,
11o1lz Eye ST. NV. rs
WINDOW SCREENS and screened doors
recovered; limited amount of screens on
hand. Call DE. 0s94, ewes. -25
N. E. CONST. C0.-New buildings. re-
mT9dellins Ing painting roofing cabinet work.
Evening star., 1946-07-25
BOATS
PROPELLER REPAIRIn

PE0PELLEh REpAIRING.asve your pre-
GH1o oaaa marine Hp Supplies oIaa 1912 11th ST. Sc
FOR sALE--jsAILBoAT. National: one de-
sssf I'D D6mSi95 s1Rs't q. ffs r. ssd
NEW STEEL CRAFT cabin cruiser. IS f.:
Igea1ed PSane vienhs a. Deae No MRS Phipps ger
CABIN CRUIsER, in excellent all-around
Ps s4 Ss Dc Sl luxe 2sf9 m SEDAN
asqasfr rev gock.G e0nSitiqn sleeps hs
I6-FT. CUSTOM SPEED BOAT with Trail
eF +, and s1 hitch: Ford s5.h.p. engine coIa-
CRUISER =? I'll L. Gavin: ar vim. eo eabin; perfeet
FT DEE ET' WIFE RUaABoGT UNA st'tT mshosany' he
Boat Yard, K st. NV, or call North 400
4 VERY ATTRACTIVE speedboat. 22-hp.
s0hnson sn1ns o,Ts motor ike new ca5 SILVER
OMAN N IfGHTiNG; Ii; aifi2T PIAS2Ts-Air-coao2ied
and water-cooled; large and small units;
MGR ss ssa ssaisF ave :sfsfs . kss
gT
serS wn MUS scr1ss 92si hp
81 volt generator: complete and perfect;
$4,000 .34-ft., 1910 Sport Fisherman,
twin swin l35 hp Chris Craft engines; sleeps
radio phone: 3! volt generator. electro
toilet; dinette; Electrolux refrigerator
Goi S ss20 30 laf 1 chrs sD Graft Gsr .f, bull,
engine: s2,25n. sTICKELL WHEELER
YACHT CO, Jos Penn street, Baltimore.
AT DEALE. ND. Marshairs Railway. 4o-tt.
long, loft. beam: boat Just reDainted.
s4NKA 1IHoMPsoN m.ai a. Dese v1srnroo,.4
kMERfcAE TRAILER CO CO, INC, 1880 Wis. Us
MAN " who VII Tn knows s,;' motors and uDkeep for
reliable Cali Mr. Robins, DT 1875
sNIPE CLASS sAILBoAT. s325: Biloxi
sailing. dinghy, $500: can, be seen at OLD
Dominion Boat Club, Alexandria. Can
saILBoAT. ] s it, small cabin, new sails;
chTySlsr power; priced slo,6oo acall
EvINRuDH FOR SALE. % hip. SPEEDY
Twin Al condition; also fast boat; both
tor, $3.50. Call Vienna 297-W, between
is-H.P. JOHNSON Sea Horse outbosrd;
lust overhauled. excellent condition, S195;
9-h.p. johnson Sea Horse. perfect .condl-
otrBoARD MOTOR RA 3 i1po' h ,, Neptune. eiec-
5rie n Toto. C..,S aSd no. sa,tsry cH 6s58
model A motor, good shape Will demon
srste; best cash offer CH. s346. -26
i6-FT. ROW, BOAT and Muncie e-cycie, g
ton; boat is at North Beach, motor here;
both for 81 % GE 0316
Evening star., 1946-07-25
AVIATION.

1916 FUNK "S5", cont. demonstrator;
fully equipped; 40 hrs. total: discount,
AL ROGERS 27ol l4th ST. NV co. $3.50.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on 194e Taylor
craft. Free fight instruction to pur-
ri asts SALES M yafE Hyds saFFss Fsd
Clinton. Md. phone ST. 0S8s. -2e
de luxe, red and black, 800 total hrs,
100 hrs. on engine since factory major.
Bonded and shielded with receiver. Just
recertiffcated Always privately owned,
Hangared at Confessional Airport. DR..
r. K. THOMPSON, 1885 Eye st. NV,
Wash, D. c., phone RE. 1900 or inquire at
Congressional Airport -26
BIT. J3-A, NC-69530-Priced for quick
sale. Can be seen at Confessional Air
port; For informal ton; Ii 1928: 20
lied fight instruction in new Aeronca
Champions. Alex. s342. --3l
Evening star., 1946-07-25
CATTLE ond LIVE STOCK.

HALF BRED GELDING. 3 years old, small.
ness and saddle. Mare. fine sarden horse.
safe for children to ride or drive Call
between 9 am. and $3.50 pm. MIR. CoE.
NEY-MAKERS-Several hundred head
Western ewes, four. .iye and six yrs. old;
80 bred and beautifully marked Hereford
neifers: six 250-lb. hogs CO. $500; ewes,
HO 1891. -
STEERS, 35 white-fsced Hereford year
linss, acclimated and dehorned. SH.
2114, Me. 1894 81
FOR SALE-Handsome big gray horse.
gentle, and real pet, but plays up; bright
bay thoroughbred mare, not childs horse;
very reasonable prices; two road carts;
quin female 81 6096, ST. 6I7l. -27
Evening star., 1946-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER now available, txcavatins
and grading: also dozer- shovel for hire
Call Ii 1878 %.
SHOVEL, truck crane. back hoe fast ex.
cavation of Easements. hoisting. trenching
steel setting, concrete pouring. Oliver 7435
Evening star., 1946-07-25
POULTRY g. EGGS.

PUL. CONTROLLED New Hampshire Red
baby chicks, 10 days cid Call Hyatts-
vile 0226. o. G. MAXWELL, Defense
hwy, Lanham. Md -25
FOR SALE, 100 White. Barred Rock chick
ems; "a mos. old. ST each. Call Silver
Spring O6T9 Us
Evening star., 1946-07-25

(oonttnusd 90 Nsxt PassJ
Evening star., 1946-07-25

l0l6Ls 7th st. NV. MA. S952.
sSd at a0si traction sea sue IS aos @f sAs
kINs FURs,. cor, sth and 6 NV, ~
LATHE, Craftsman, screw cutting: sturdy
or Gapo Hesss srasF aDss "a Dodss
LATT's TIE BAR will ench.nt you wit
neckwear from all over the world Wash
to $50 aos 18th st. NV. between Es
LIQUOR SIGN. 10 1T. long. % in. high
'ssss sna nsa sran'sf@sf s@s Upro% u
LYING ROOM. ddinstte. bedrooms
room s9e cor BY room, B poNooHUE, Jf"'iisst isso 4
IGMsER Sd sssa sxs son5a ompste she'll terra
a fex available: Plans for building fur fur
nished. ARROW. HOO s. Capitol, Il
saSdiPsa sodos G. sso csll sP or s'e ys' DsFfss
hp a. c or i'1es lFoR eGs Bethesda ns TO ave-
IL am. all week. rs
MOTORS, 1850 to 1870. "a, &C, dc, S
exhaust fans: cARTy, 1905 l4th. WV
aasek Service; brushes, belts, parts. MEc is
TEIG EapdR S1 2473 sp ave
OFFICE EQUIPMENT - Soundscriber. re
cording and transcriptions,. records con
versations over telephone, dictation. boar
meetings; complete set with records, mi
erophones, earphones. $3.50. Cali betwsel
orFIcE hha ? F4kNffTkE P1 ahHIa and equipment ne,
and used; all types Of desks, files, chairs
tables STERN OFFICE FURNITURE CO
1859 21st ST. NV, EX. 1850. :,Ss
OIL BURNERS, no increase, immediate in
stallation, guaranteed; 3 years to pay
Our 3Sth year. CENTRAL FUEL CO, Il
foiL BURNERS AND OIL FURNACES
Gomplete ssatng
Sai1 Sii sfsYf.s GesrsiS ave- GE S25a GE S1sS
complete hot-water heating installation
with summer and winter domestic supply
3 years to pay. MAY HEATING CO.. OR
OUTBoARD MOTOR. ! h.p.. LIE Jay elec
trio; runs on 6-Yolt auto battery; neve
been in water. Phone Du. S341 3
PAINT. Nu-Enapel. all colors; Just tn
paint for your homes. and automobiles;
coat covers; quick drying. Complete lin
Of hardwood lumber, doors and moulding
925 9th st MA. 1869. --25
untysMrssl M motor. tank and spray gun: $50
PAiNTERs' sUPpLIEs. truck. ladders. al
kinds brushes, drop cloths, paint, scaffold
and Jacks. GE. 0224. -26
Evening star., 1946-07-25

perfect condition. Can be seen at UPTOWN
PHARM.. Conn. and Porter st.
TRICYCIES. shaft drive, for tots. S1e.a5
CYCLE CENTER. e12 9th st: NV. Ex.
TRICyCLEs. new and rebuilt now avail
and prices; CHI. 6212., -29
delivery NATIONAL SPORT SHOP, s46i
18th St, eve. until Z. =
TKUNK; ir; wardrebe: 4oxsex14-inc sSs;
TYPEWRITERs, reconditioned and guaran-
teed. Remingtons, Underwoods, Smiths
standard and noiseless;. limited quantity;
recent models: under ceiling. Second floor,
IL N II . St , NV Ex; O5i5:
CONDITION: sss. oisEaaHH re- $3.50. e"'ns'0n ss0o
TYPEWRITER, Underwood, 1s-in carriage:
very good condition: sos. Call between
= anS 3: ,;, DI 55222 -2
TYPEWRITER. Underwood portable: good
consin ave. NV. EN-. 1900. -25
TYPEWRITERS, used, reconditioned, late
reasonably STERN OFFICE FURNITURE
CO., 1853 21st st. NV. Elk. 1850. 2S'
TYPEWRITERS and adding machine. l
Remington No. !. and ! Remington No. g.,
noiselesS; ] Sunstrand, 10-key adding ma
chine, hand operated. These machines Just
overhauled. W. S. JENKS & SON, 723 eth
TYPEwRITER RENTAL SERVICE, 57le
18th st. NV. GE 1883 und.. 3 mos. in
VACUUM CLEANERS. new, Universal. tank
PLEASANT XppLrSNcE Co.. "a aD' 70 eses
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-08
It Says Here
'R non uORR
CIRCIJB

CERCUD
 I took my lids to tlls c1rnus this afternoon. I wanted to rscapture my own lid days, but the manager dragged me back out hy the heels and made me 90 around front and buy tickets.
 Of course, I hgighttnpd up the kids' afternoon with Q few qulps, but some of the animals got jealous. At least, that's the only reanon I can figure out for the Oetxich's stopping in front of me, laying an egg and then saying, Come on, Bud, let's see you top tlatI"
 The Indian rubber man wasn't there. He got bored with life and erased himself. But the kids really loved the clowns. You know what Q clown is That's c character who dresses like Crosby and gets paid for it. And the wild animals were sort of spoiled for the children. The sign out front said, "Wild afli- mals from Borneo," but when we got inside, three house-hungTy fam- flies from Oklahoma had set up light housekeeping in the Hons cage.
 It was really wonderful watching the trapexe performers turning so- neraaults in mid-air. They looked like radio comedians when they run into the sponsor at optiun time And the trapeze artists got . lot of applause for their bravery in working without nets. That's nath- insI I did the same thing when l was telling jokes in vaudeville.
 And reached down and tapped the guy next to me and said, ''GAy, my kids would love to meet midg- et." He said, Don't be silly, I'm not midget. I've just been walk ing around all week looking for ar apartmentl"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-08
HA1F.roN AIR PILOTS

Washingt0n.-The average air. plane pilot when making . turn at 300 miles per hour on g 1000 foot radius weighs 1000 pounds. The change in the force of gravity on the pilot's body Is 90 great that 1t has g pull that is six times that of the normal force acting on his body.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-29
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity

Forecast and weather report for Nome and vicinity:
 Partly cloudy tonight and Tues day.
 Lowest temperature tonight 40. Highest temperature Tuesday 50.
 Nome data as of 7:3O am. to- day:
 Precipitation last 24 hours, a trace.
 Total precipitation this month LA
 Temperatures last 24 hours.- Highest 50. Yowest A. Maximum wind last 24 hours 19 mph from the SW. Sunrise 2:57 am.
 Sunset 9:2l.
 Temperatures one year ago to- day:
 Highest 52. Lowest 46. Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907:
 Lowest 32 in 1929.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-29
HUGH PEARSON WRITES FROM CALIFORNIA

Hugh Pearson, well-known op- orator in the Seward Peninsula area, writes from Los Angeles, that he will not be in Alaska this year but will be ready to begin operating his mining property next year.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-29
IMPROVEMENT MADE

Mrs. Grace Mahan, local beau tician, has been renamed to the Territorial Board of Cosnetology, the Governors office reports.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-29

building. Anchorsse. Alaska. ! -:-:- Q. If I enlist now, will 1 be eligible for benefits un- der the G. l. Bill?
 A. You are eligible for G.I. Bill benefits if you serve any time before the war is officially terminated. How ever, you will still be eli gible if you enlist before October 6, 1946, if the war is officially terminiatd be- fore that time. Q. What is the veteran population of the United States?
 A. The total number of veterans at the end of June was 16,819,0O0. There were
 12,848,000 World War II veterans and 3,971,OOO vet erans of World War I and other wars.
 Q. 1 was a V-12 student in the Navy for six months of my service. Is the time spent in VIZ applicable on ] education entitlement time under the c. l. Bill?
 A. Formerly all VIZ time was deductible from the period of educational en- titlement. The latest dir ectives, however, make many exceptions. It is recommended that you ap- ply to the VA office in your locality for a decision. If dissatisfied with the deci- sion, you may have your case reviewed. 1 Q. What is the correct mailing address for NSL Insurance premiums? A. Insurance records are now kept in the branch of fices of the VA. You should send your premiums to: r- Veterans Administration Branch II
 Insurance Collections Div. Exchange Bldg.
 Seattle, 4, Washington. |
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-29
%N@h' MGABM

AS a service 10 veterans in this area. THE NOME NUGGET will publish a column of the questions most frequently asked contact men of the Veterans Administration in this area.
 For more detailed information veterans should centact or write 10 the nearest VA contact unit af Rooms 46 and ~. Post Office building. Anchorage. Alaska.
Evening star., 1946-10-10

VI Slty.
United States Commissioner Roger
Edward Davis yesterday recon-
mended that Fernandez, formerly
known in vaudeville circles as the
Frog Man." be removed to New
York. United States District Judge
John w. Holland must sign the ex-
tradition papers. a.
M. o. Dunning, Washington at
torney, who with Sigmund Janas
president of Colonial Airlines, was
alleged to have been swindled by
Fernandez, testified at the hearing
yesterday that he had known Fer
nandez as "Count Alexander No
varro" for about three months.
Fernandez's attorney said he would
file habeas corpus proceedings when
the final hearing is held before
Judge Holland.
Fernandez was arrested by the
FBI when he stepped from plane
from Caracas September 26. Bond
was continued at 100000 after yes
terday's hearing and he was re-
turned to jail.
Evening star., 1946-10-10

SWer an md1ct-
ment charging
him with the il
legal transpor-
tation in for
eign commerce
of $4,000 al
legedly obtained
by fraud.
The in d ic t :
m e n t charges
he. transporte
the money fror
the bank of Tt
ronto, in Toro,
to, Canada, I
t h E. Guarant
Trust Co. in New
Evening star., 1946-10-10
Mob Burs Schuschniaq TuIk

BRUSSELS, Oct. 10 R.-An angry
crowd of demonstrators, chanting
murderer" and other epithets, last
night prevented DR.. Kurt Schusch-
nigg, pre-Anschluss Chancellor Of
Austria, from delivering scheduled
lecture at Mons.
Evening star., 1946-10-10
Mother Gets Three Years
In Claiming Of. Young Son
~ ,hs Axsoe;o,sd Press

" NV NSSoStufeu FIess
FREDERICK, Md, Oct. 10.-Mrs
Nellie Stoneburner, rs, indicted by
a grand jury on a charge Of assault
and battery after her 18-months-
old son was found chained in . dark
room, Yesterday was sentenced In
Frederick County Circuit Court to
three years In the Maryland Re-
formatory for Women.
The county probation officer told
the court the child, Billy, was
found at the Stoneburner home
near Burkittsville chained to a
couch in such q position that he
Evening star., 1946-10-10

could sit only on stone crock. The
child has been placed in a foster
home by the Childrens' Aid Society.
Both parents were arrested at the
time, but the father, william Stone
burner, was not indicted by the
grand jury. Mrs. Stoneburner
pleaded not guilty.
Evening star., 1946-10-10
fernandez Ordered
Taken 10 New York
In 5windIing Case
By the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. l0.-Antonio
Noyarro Fernandez, 50, whom the
FBI said had used At aliases, today
faced removal to New York to an
Evening star., 1946-10-10

Cooperative trading societies are
playing an important role In all
Scandinavian countries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-01
Rickenbacher Asks:
Atomic Blasting of Polar
Ice Cap for Treasures

New York, Feb. 1-(UP)--Capt.
Eddie Rickenbacker proposed to-
day that atom bombs be dropped
in the Antartic to blast away the
polar ice cap in a search for the
gold, iron and copper deposits
which are believed to be there.
Il propose" Rickenbacker SAID,
that we should make peacetime
creative use OF war-born scientific
and aviation advances by trying
to make long-range aviation ana
hard-hiting atomic force serve as
a key to unlock the icy doors that
withhold from human knowledge
the potential riches Of the Ant.
artic continent"
He said he had submitted the
idea TO the Army, Navy and Coas.
Guard, and was awaiting their re-
action.
How Il Should BE Done
He proposed that Photographic
surveys be made by long range
planes and that weather eme"-
gency stations be established in the
area. Research scientists would
then join these units and after
proper study determine the exact
spots to drop the bombs.
The great explosive force OF
small and light atomic bomb, plus
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long-range high altitude aircraft
with pressurized cabins form a
combination that would not only
put the Antarctic continent on the
map, but might also break through
the ice that covers the soil and
rock Of Antarctica, thus enabling
us to learn what goes on below"
Rickenbacker said.
He asserts that because Of ex-
plorations made by Admiral Ricll-
ard Byrd and others, the United
States could claim ownership 20
some 100000 square miles of the
Antarctic area. He said this arsa
had been UNEMPLOYED, uncharted
and unclaimed. but that 1t was be-
lieved that gold, iron and copper
deposits were present and that
there might be coal and oil.
He said he had devised his pro-
Ject because he believed atomic
power should be used for con.
structive purposes.
Good Exploring Force
The ultimate result Of the tam
ing OF the atom is not a bomb for
demolition but the Harvesting OF
new energy to supplement our
needs for light. heat, power and
our eventual requirements for Fab
ricated substitutes for natural re-
sources" Rickenbacker said.
With the aid Of atomic ex-
plosive force we can meanwhile go
exploring for new treasures of tne
earth in a part Of the world we
have never been able to reach be-
fore"
He described the operation as
complex and said that the ice shelf
covering the south polar region ex-
tended for millions Of square
miles,
He suggested that planes would
fly from New Zealand nonstop y
the south pole and back to drop
the bombs.
Realizes Fantask Notes
Il realize that this idea at first
blush sounds like q fantastic story
from Jules Verne" he said. But
/ believe 1t Is well within potential
We may have to stretch
a little in the reach but I have
submitted the ideal to the Army.
Navy and Coast Guard and I
await their reaction with interest.
Certainly in three days, when
the magic fingers OF radar probe
the moon, it should not be too
difficult to solve the mystery Of
the hidden continent at the boz
tom of the globe"
He said scientific investigation
should eliminate any possibility OF
causing any weather or oceanic