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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

2 or 8 bedrm.,, .unfurn. house. June i or
5ss 5 Care u CAIN os R efzsy KH M
co; 1000, Garden Room. or RIM. 797-F.
RADIO EXECUTIVE requires a-bedrm. un-
enees @ NE. 900. onessRs Enf. ass. s' 0es' rs.ef-
nNFsgRNIsHED r HOUSE, : Or 2 bedrooms.
s4oo, y Ext. so5z. during 1orkins 1, hours. US.
FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS urs.ntig aS in
ed need o. 81 un1urn M en aouse' 3 rms. or more;
ssSY sGNs ri coMMANSR M perm.n.n. duty so de-.
sires Q or bedroom house. unfurnished
NV. section; excellent local ref. OIL. 7o71.
COLONEL has been overseas 5 yrs. most
anxious to locate nice unfurn. house to
again; needs 8 bedrms; convenient Penta-
Eon; not over $3.50 per mo-; good ref
erences. Won't some kind-hearted per
eisass 'spi ss r. ssSss ssS
'ss 'gseEssMysg as.s; sssS,n return
oL Va; a;o can give long lease. refs. Phone
NAyY OFFICER requires furn. house for
shans aR 4. j. nzs5sz Ao%zARD. OK K ssSS:: ssssSS:
NAVAL OFFICER, wife. . children, s-7,
need . or 5 bedroom house. furnished or
unfurnished. by. June l.: best OF care
guaranteed. prefer suburban Va. or Nd.
SMALL CHRIsfiAN Il FAMILY q two adults
and two children desperately in need Of
house or apartment. Republic $500, Ext.
An APPRECTATIvE and artistic adult
family need. 9 to room unfurnished
house, washington. or. vicinity: 500
MARINE coRPs CAPTAIN and wife sta
toned at Anacostia desire or room
furnished house or apt; references. Call
Decatur $500. Ext. sos, after pm. Sc
REES. 107 2nd st. ne. FIR. 1913. g.
If You WOULD consider renting house,
apartment or guesthouse to attorney, wife
and daughter, please call NO. 1888, or
HI REaksT' sP' scaoof afS@ tisI iysIcrN1rY. or ) bed
room house, lease I dssiTed. s1a5: EXCEL
WANTED 10 RENfG Or Or room bunsa-
ments: reasonable rent. FR. 1880 o.
3-BEDROOM HOUSE. furnished or unfur-
nished, to $3.50; viii sign lease; best Of
care guaranteed to property By two Ma
rine veterans and families; two children,
8 years and II months. OK. 4712. g.
UNFURN. 2-bedroom house, pref Nd or
Vas desperately needed by My 81; perm.
Govt. smpl house has been sold; excel.
Ell a-sEDRoos W 'asaousE on APT, pr.ts4ss,, lo
). c. JACKSON, Tairfsx Cabins, nj. 1.
AexAudr1k, Va Phone Temo3e e629.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ex
change rental on a 2-bedroom house, IL
Arlington, for house or apt. in Schenectady
NxYu n x .N4E Tslsphens %ry OK xon I53s. 49,, %
tor, arm. apt, " blk. from Central Park
on Seth st.; large living room, 3 large
bedrooms, twin beds. baths, kitchen
dinette, for q 6-rm: house, NV, prefer
Chase. D. c. or Md. or equivalent Ioca-
ton. either furn. or unfurn,, basis for
June 15 to Sept. 15., thereafter unfurn.
will consider furn. rental for summer, with
view to exchange In fall; high-rankins
special assistant, War Dept. Call CLEVE-
LAND. RE. 600. Ext. 1881, 9 am. to
WASHINGTON-CHICA swAP-7-room
1h-bath house In exclusive sub. division o.
similar property in Chicago area. Boz
465-C, Star 14s
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Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e nts are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one is by adver-
tising in the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
apartm ent owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
"Apartm e n tS Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
ments, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and if there is
an apartment available
STAR classified ad should
find it for you.
Evening star., 1947-05-08
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

DETACHED 5-UNIT, best constr, prewal
material; tenants pay own gas and cleo
exp. less than 25a of rents; poss. Of owner
%R 1ffRpsd ada aD WHs # dss5fd ac Gs MI liz MKs sas
ewes. CO. 2O25, BT. 339. IS
FOUR UNIT APT. BLDG. Congress Hgts.,
years old excellent condition, income
$50 per month; $4,000 first trust
Owner must sell; will sacrifice. MITCHELL
QUICK, DL 2s2l until 8 pm.
2-STORY DUPLEX APT.-Not converted
dwelling; In splendid neighborhood; transp
CRANE & HELAN. Realtors, 81. 4000 ewes
until Q pm. 10
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MOVING. PACKING 7s: and sToRAeII MISTER BREGER

all-white vet help; free estimate. OW.
$3.50. OW. 61S3 Sc
EX-GI - Moving, packing. storage: VIII
to veterans JOHN GLOVER, GL, 6I60. 90
EDELMAN'S MOVING STORAGE Co.
Reas. rates; viii accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving,
LEES MOVING at your convenience, large
or small; estimates cheerfully given by
veteran. RE. 6490. %
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APARTMENTs EXCHANGED

DESIRABLE 2-bedrm apt in Northwest
in Baltimore. Give all details, Box I5-D
Star. Ill
WILL EXCHANGE apt. in D. C. for apt. or
house house n Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va, for
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YoRK-sm.
rm. apt, completely or. partly furnished,
screened porch, in excellent central loca-
ton in large elevator building for rms.
in central Manhattan; Neferably sos or
9os near West End ave. Box 166-A, Star.
RESIDENTIAL SECTION N.w.-1-bedrm.
unfurn: apt; din. porch, fenced yd.; low
rent; child. accept; desire 2-bedrm., 1st-h
apt. or bung.; n w. or sub. RA 274S
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ROOMS FURNlsnsp-Mp. and VA

ARLINGTON-Large. newly dec sgl rm
with bath, in lge, brick Colonial pvt. home,
s23 n KENMORE ST, Arlington -
Room for gentleman, 81 week. GIL. 585S.
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS-Front master bed
rm. with pvt. bath in beautifully furn.
home: 10 min. to Pentagon and Navy;
ARLINGTON, 47O1 N. Wash. blvd.-Lse
front rm., next to bath; $40 mo-; employed
couple preferred; restaurant across street;
on husline. OK 1149, 10
1859 N. 10th ST., Arlington. Va.-Attrac-
tive, large room. suitable for / or 2: conv.
location. CH. 1858. Call after $50. 10
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RooMs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoLoRED--RM. FOR 3 MEN. dbie. beds:
railroad men preferred. OF day workers;
$50 each or S45 sgle. CO. 1888 10 9
rm., for couple or gentleman. RA. 8047.
CoLoRRD--Ie04 sth ST. N.w-Fur-
nished room for refined working couple,
man and wife, or two men, NO. 1854.
C0LoRED-A LOVELY ROOM for or 9
discriminating, refined persons, in exclu-
stve Christian home: no cooking; $40 per
COLoRED-I5I3 CHURCH ST. n.w.-Rm.
Tor employed couple or men, 5000 q
week Call NO h1og
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

APT. ACREAGE-We have q lge., nicely
situated tract in very valuable .s.e.. To-
ment: ali utilities and conveniences at
hand. We will be glad to submit plats and
talk terms to Identified parties. Priced
FIR. $500, Ext 1I5. BROWN REALTY
CORP. Du. 1888. 8 am. to pm.
A POSSIBLE SITE for Q large. elaborate
apt. DEVELOPMENT; very low price. FRED
]. GEORGE, 2173 N. Glebe rd., GIL. 6777,
OK. 0141; ewes, Gil. 1920. Ill
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED,

ROOM AND BOARD for employed mother
and care OF child, 3; prefer Petworth or
Takoma. GE 960i %
| BY REFINED LADY with cheerful person
| sltty; good location. Give address and
Evening star., 1947-05-08
HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT tce..,., !,

ftOUSkS WANIk0 10 kEN1 {Cont.1
HIGHLY DEsmA1I1 coUFI1 wants g.
bedrm. house; nics district with rood
transp.s no children. no pets; SlOo-$I25
mouth; l-year rent paid In advance. Cal
4 oE I BEDRooM HousE. unsurn.. within
% miles OF p. g. W. ETUBBIkBINE, 1858
is HOUSES. 3-S bedrms.:: Immediately. IN
IN. section; turn. or unfurn., for hish-
class clients; $3.50 per mo. and up; or
2 year leases. AILRD TAYLOR Il Co,
CO: 3322: eyes. DE-. 022e --l0 2
HEARST SCHOOL VICINITY-2 or bod
ROOM house; @ lease Il desired; s125; excel.
NAVAL 0FfiTcE;R with children, u
snovs ,a sse q Z. dssires 70 rent or iea.s,
bedroom house; within y hr. drive oa
Naya Msdscsl Gsnter; up 70 $lo0, 1t
HOUSE or apt, furnished
or unfurnished; within VI hr. drive d
Naval Medical Center; BY naval oficer,
child. months; win pay In advance.
II. WOODS WI. 9609. Room 207. after
ECONOMIST. American Airlines, wants un- m
furnished dwelling: bedrooms; prefer
nv. or Arlington. EN. 2o94. 10 5.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

bath, located In ideal NV section; money
required to purchase, 81 $50 UP. PARA
MOUNT REALTY CO., DU. 2e42. Q am.
CO-OP. APT.-Completely furnished and
recently redecorated coop. In quiet down
town location; hall, l room with, Murphy
bed kit. dining alcove and bath; $4,000
down, bal. $50 . mo. plus operating ex-
penSes of $40. Call Mr. Gavin, with H. G.
SMITHY co, Ma k003
Evening star., 1947-05-08
ROOM RENTAL SERVICE,

FOR CoLORED-We have a room rental
List your rooms and apartments with us,
Can Mrs Height, North 3239. THOMAS
c. R. BRAGG, 51i Florida ave. NV. North
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ROOMS FURN. OR UNEuRN

COLORED-14O8 S ST. NW.-one room,
COLoRED-LARGE, UNFURN. front rm'
for Q: man and wife preferable; SO per
wk. Call FIR. 1859 after Z pm. 921 18th
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APTs. EURN. AND UNFuR.

NICELY FURNISHED bachelor apt, sitting
room, 2 bedrms., cocktail room and bath
no kitchen; S100. 3512 Mass. ave. NV
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APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

GIRL, 25, Protestant, wishes to find other
girls who have furnished. apartment to
FORMER ivs NAVAL j. OFFICER, FissE now perm
engr. with Govt. and wife: no children;
CAPITAL AIRLNES pilot and wife de-
sire house or apt: permanent or summer
slblet; preferably In Va. TIE. 1888. l4s
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE DET. HOME, furnished; 6
rms, Q baths. screened side porch, beau-
tiful yard; desirable location, near Mac
Arthur blvd. NV; adults preferred;s no
pets; $3.50 per mo. P. o. Box 56s7. Friend
ENGLIsH ENG VILLAGE, BETHEsDA--center-
hall. brick Colonial: 1st-fioor lavatory,
breakfast room; 8 bedrooms and Q baths
on End; gas heat. screened side porch.
2-car brick garage; large lot; 5000 month
Available May 15 restricted. J. NOBLE
BoAz. Realtor, 7240 Wis. ave-. WI. 1900
6O22 UTAH AVE. N.W.-Fully detached,
three bedrooms. two baths, finished third
floor. large and modern kitchen, recrea-
ton room, basement. nice yard, 2-car
garage; close to schools and all conven-
fences. Yearly lease, $3.50 mo Call
WO. 2300 for inspection. EDW. q.
ROCK CREEP PARK ESTATE-Loveiy 4
bedrm., 2z-bath brick: rec. rm. with bar;
screened porch, exquisite view: May IL to
September 10; 1856 month.
,Crestwood section-4-bedrm., 2z-bath
white clapboard; large front and rear
pore porchss; Is iine sSn1 ya5d and hrubbery; or
Cabin cruiser moored in the Potomac;
accommodating IL: $500 mo. Phone co.
1922 OF write Box 270-p. Star:
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.
Fine 6-bedrm., 3z-bath brick, $500. BOX
271-D, Star. or phone CO. 1922. IS
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.
HOUSES EXCHANGED

WESLEY ,HEIGHTs-1 or 3 year lease
Fine 6-bedrm., 31a-bath brick, $500. Boz
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SILVER SPRING AREA, S11.750-2 new
sS0n ast s es III hsa sa ea sso
n Na NsffrSsrae HAs md sssor. sssys Act ausfy o
sTfs HieaWSop," ~ 8 CHEVY CHASE. D. 1l2 e.
Ger ter tsr-haIl gsI brick. on beautifully land,
and weil-kept homes Close to to Lafayette
School and Chevy, Chase Circle. Excep-
Veil saken care eener ha a ra
full depth Of house TO large screened porch.
Spacious liy. rm. with fireplace and door
s sec Sas large master prsaI bearm Gith
bath: finished 3rd a. heated; rec. rm. ID
Preed as % Ts propelsy e asas
ipsDsss soo csll IA. yAMSs & ssaWAT I Esslsor:
orr 1ssh sT.-n you have . large family
ss ssa. % ars uFp ssG1 a.
foyer. living rm:. dining nm. ddnette and
Apply Helen rsek q sHNDoz. NC. pU.
ls;sy% l1aA q fsHa hsms phone OF 1929. as. s
rooass ' onIs I; 81 biost tsooc'aensa e conn' ays,;
entire House has been redeeorated: kitchen
has many new cabinets. new range and
TMEEp e. fss aM isso o ans afa' p
55o4 Conn. ave. NV III
CLEVELAND PARK-Beautiful detached
brick eenter-hal home; located near
schools and transportation; large living
room, dining room. sunroon, kitchen and
powder room; bedrooms and tile baths
on 2nd floor: 2 rooms on ard floor. deep
lot: house beautifully decorated; S31 800.
F. a. TWEED, EN-. 1890. Open till pm.
VACANT, income property. list and 4. l.
ave. ln.w.--42.000 down; large rms. and
" baths; 3-atory brick. front entrance
TO basement oa h..y.hs completely redeco-
p. m. weekdays, Sun. IL 70 5. WIN. CALo-
MRle PRoPKRTu1. INC. 1013 17th st.
A-ws d. 1861 -1o
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C.--Beautiful brick
ed on homesite nearly
room, stone hreplace.
1 porch. den. modern
floor. 4 bedrooms, Q
, you have been look
MEASELL, WO. 1921.
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NE, Bethesda, Nd
brick Colonial home.
wing room, fireplace;
porch. de luxe kitch-
bedrooms, tile bath,
8. Basement, recre-
/. heat. Fenced rear
LESLIE D. MEASELL.
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FOREST HILLS, b.,
stone residence, locat
" acre; large living
dining room. screene
kitchen, " bath: 2n,
tiled baths; the homI
ing for. LESLIE D.
Evening star., 1947-04-28

The British postal department is
delivering 100000 letters a week.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
D. {. Home Accidents
Hurt 2,761 Children
III As, Survey Shows

A total of 2,761 school and pre-
school children suffered injury in
home accidents reported in Wash
ington during 1916, according to a
home accident survey released by
the District Red Cross with the
opening yesterday of Accident Pre-
vention Week.
Most injuries to children, the re-
port said, were due to falls. Burns
and poisons were next on the list.
Of the total, 1881 accidents were to
children between to IA years old.
Nineteen school-age children were
killed last year in accidents-11 by
drowning, 4 in traffic accidents and
4 in home accidents.
The survey said 1.009 school-age
children we're injured in traffic ac-
cidents in 1946, but only 96 of these
were reported as receiving hospital
care.
The survey showed that Of the
10000 Of the Nations children under
20 who died last year, one in four
was as a victim of home accident.
Daniel Leonard, director of the Dis
trict Red Cross Accident Prevention
Service, said no comparison could be
made between Washington and
other cities on home safety records,
since no other city of comparable
size had made a survey of home
accidents to school or pre-school
children.
Mr.. Leonard stated every effort
would be made by the Red Cross
during Accident Prevention Week to
stress the need for safety in the
home, particularly in homes with
small children School teachers
trained by the Accident Prevention
Service will give lectures on safety
to school-age children, and messages
will be directed to parents through
press and radio.
He said that the Accident Pre-
vention Bureaus theme for the week
was Safety, like charity, begins at
home"
Evening star., 1947-04-28
Employment Up

BALTIMORE, April % (P.-Non-
agricultural employment in Mary
land during the month ended March
IS, showed an increase of nearly
5000. or 1.3 per cent, the State De-
partment of Labor and Industry re-
ported.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
AVG Asks Civil Service
About EXCL Job RIGHTS

The American Veterans COM
mittee, Washington chapter, said to-
day it had asked the Civil Service
Commission to explain further its
rules on rights for veterans in civil
service jobs.
ave said it would attempt to
help its members who were released
from civil service jobs through no
fault of their own, determine their
rights in each individual case. Karl
Sorg has been named chairman of
the committee to gather the infor-
nation for presentation to the COM
mission
Tho Prifieo Y,ocfal doY,o ri mont ic
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-25
Kaiser Put "Heat Of. He'll" On All Of Washington

Continued From Page One war production board in August, l944.
 All I could tell them was what was hearsay with me-" Krug said.
 What was it, then that you told them?" a reporter asked.
 'I said that Kaiser put the heat of hell on everybody in Washing ton," the cabinet member replied. "Initially they told him that he couldn't have an airplane contract because he had no aircraft man.
 "He lined up Hughes and came back and said that now he had an aircraft man. Then he got the con- tract"
 Krug flatly denied previously published reports that he had tes- tified before the committee. He said he had discussed with Fergu- son the contract letting but main- tained he knew nothing person. ally about it.
 The interior secretary declined to comment on reports that he had attended any Hollywood parties arranged by Hughes.
 Ferguson said only that he had discussed the Kaiser-H Hughes con- tract with Krug but would furnish no details of the conversation.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-25
Social aI1Security Stays At 'l%
ASHIN GTON, (P) - T

ASHIN GTON, (P) - The House quickly approved without opposition yesterday a compro- mise bill freezing the social se- curity payroll tax at one per cent for another two years.
 Speedy Senate action is expect ed to send the measure to Presi- dent Truman for signature, thus forestalling S2,000,000,000 in crease in the tax Jan. 1.
 The House voted shortly after House and Senate confereeS broke a deadlock on conflicting versions of the bill. Without the freeze action, the tax would automatical- ly go up from one percent to 2.5 per cent on employees pay and employers payrolls.
 The compromise provides that the levy-imposed to pay old age and survivors insurance-Will in- crease to Is per cent in 1850 and to two per cent in 1852.
 The present one per cent tax yields approximately S1,500,000,- 900.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-25
May Omit Russia From Jap Treaty
Friday. July 25. ls47
tBy John M. Hightower)

WASHINGTON, (FO - A new split between United States and Russia-this time over drafting a Japanese peace treaty-threatens today to destroy what little unity remains between the great pow CTS.
 Another prospect is that it may delay indefinitely work on a peace settlement for Japan.
 Up to this week there had been considerable hope here that Wash ington and Moscow would be able to devise some means for fashion ing the Japanese treaty which would eliminate many of the fric- tions that have beset peace mak- ing in Europe.
 Russia's rejection Wednesday of American proposals along this line greatly dimmed, if it did not kill off, these hopes.
 Some officials said the major question now facing the American and other governments interested
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-25
PA Doubles Air Express Volume

SEATTLE, (P) - Air express volume on Pan American AirWay'S Pacific-Alaska division, with one of it's major gateways in Seattle, more than doubled during the first half of l947, the company re- ported here today.
 June sir CxOress business alone tOtaled l6l,244 pounds, against 70,359 in January, with Seattle's portion of it jumping from "A ,249 10 59.864 pounds by that com parison; the rest of the increase coming from San Francisco and Los Angeles, it was stated.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-25
Search Fire Ruins For Two Men

SUSANVILLE, Calf. (P)-The smouldering ruins of three-story Mt. Lassen hotel, which collapsed during a fire, were searched today in the belief that two men were trapped and killed by tons of de- bris in the basement.
 Thirty guests were rescued down firemen's ladders while choking smoke obscured the scene. Owner Fred Abbey estimated the loss at S75O,OOO.
 The fire, of undetermined Ori- gin, began early yesterday and burned all day while fire equip ment from SusanVille, HurlOng, WestWood and Susanville Lumber company were used against the flames.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-25
INTERNAL REVENUE AGENTS ARRIVE HERE

H. McGee and C. J. Watson, special agents of the U. s. internal revenue department arrived with Wien Airlines yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-25
BOYD HARWOODS CALLED TO STATES BY ILLNESS

MT. and Mrs. Boyd Harwood and son Bob left suddenly We'd nesday for the States upon re- ceipt of a telegram that their daughter was very ill
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-25

in early progress of the Far East peace settlement is whether they should go ahead with a separate peace''-that is, a treaty without Russia.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-25
American Medical Association Team Visits Alaska

representing the American Medi- cal Association, are making an extended tour of Alaska at the re- quest of secretary of the interior Krug. This is the first time in American Medical history that survey of thie sort has been made in Alaska.
 Members of the team represent five separate fields of medicine. They are: Dr. Harry E. Barnett, orthopedics; Dr. Arthur Bernstein, internal treatment; Dr. Jack FielS, eye; pr. George Miles, tubercu- losis; and pr. Joseph SilverStein, surgery.
 At the conclusion of their tour , the American Medical Associa- tion will make a report on their observations which will have very strong influence on the fed eral governments future policies in financing medical needs in the Territory.
 Accompanying the team for the entire tour will be Dr. C. Rufus, Medical Director of the Alaska Native Service and Dr. Leo J. Gehrig, tuberculosis consultant of the Alaska Territorial department of health. Dr. C. Earl Albrecht, commissioner of health for Alas ka will travel with the group as far as Bethel only.
 Weather permitting, the doctors will fly by Alaska Airlines to visit the following towns: Seward, Bethel, Unalakleet. Nome, Gam bell, Kotzebue, Point Barrow, Fairbanks, Anchorage and Jun l eau.
 l Where hospital facilities are available emergency operations will be performed in conjunction with the tour. Clinics are being planned in all villages where stops are contemplated, but in general the doctors will be obSerV- l ing. They will hear of your many l needs; as they talk with the doc tors and teachers of the Territory and visit your homes but most of l all they will hear the word tuber- culosis. Already they have seen | the seriousness of its proportions. i They have learned that many i people must travel hundreds of | miles for medical care and then have to be turned away for lack of beds, turned away to spread the 1 disease among others. They have i seen a few gallant men and Wo- men working under extremely diff ficult circumstance to bring com l fort. They have witnessed a great need for federal assistance; for l appropriation to build fireproof buildings needed to house the thousands of beds necessary to give proper care; for appropria tions needed to bring in more doc tors and nurses and then give these doctors and nurses tools to work with; for appropriations that represent bargain sale if we plan to continue our development of Alaska.
 Although an official report by the doctors is not at this time available, Dr. Arthur Bernstein, as spokesman for the group in timated that thus far the trip had been highly successful. "We had no idea when we came here, even
The echo., 1947-11-01

it gives Bio]aal proof tina t.
usa, Queen o. Sheaa, Solomon
sham, Day ID and Jesus
Christ were all related By the
Iami-ic blood Of the great black
race. It tells how the whitS
man became white ana Why's
wars will go on until all coloredt
people are free. Price, $1.1O.
postpaid. Send money orders,
no stamps. No c. @. D. orders
accepted.
w. T. CILREsPIE
2517h SRI ST Meridian, Miss.
Agent
Evening star., 1947-09-07

eoontinued on NeFt PAsso