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Evening star., 1947-06-07
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

WE HAVE THREE 3-apt bldgs for sale;
: with vacancies. CRANE g. HELAN.
Realtors. 81; 1000 ewes, tin q -
sale Call GE e71a or MI. S24I, WM. H.
APARTMENT BUILDING on Ard st. NV,
kitchen and bath: fine location for this
type of rental property. Financed so that
the small investor can purchase. Complete
T4snPn Sale. nB1n sn,seS ssaqsit M Cal
sively with JAMES L. DIXON & CO, 1879
NINE uNirs. cow. to Naval Gun Factory;
$500 Eross: minimum exp; mod: cash
isSse Sidss GUY wErrEFoRD' st5R Duii INc., =,
HFARTMENr HOUSE SITE. JUS. of Sligo
Greek parkway, Silver Spring. Nd prelim-
mary plans approved for is units by FILA;
Ts1k 100 Ses ssp NNs ME DSsFFraSeeaST ISF FREp
~. UNITS. finest NV. section ) and rm
& re; location; ST1 oSo Soa ard 4 rms each; sross
$1,000; very low expense and high net
income. GUY WHrTEFoRD, INC, RE
FouR-uNIr APT, BLDG, consres.
income Ss3o per month; $4,000 mrs,
trust, Owner must seli--will sacrifice
MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1891 until . m
OWNER. GOING to California. offers rea,
buy IN this 16-untt, furnished apt. build
ms. JUS of l4th st. near Park I'd
year; very low operating expense. Stop oIYGr in
t9Tma:iop Ash toT Mrs, Lyman ai iat' or Mr. tI
sr NO. 1850, sHocKEY & MoosHEsD
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERMANENTLY EMPLOYED married cou.
/ pie and mother desire 2-bedrm., unfurn
apt. or house; excellent refs. ia. 91S1
PERMANENTLY EMPLOYED desires g.
bedroom house. nearby Nd, by July L.
AM NOT DESPERATE, just want nice
place to live in Alexandria; prefer to rent
unfurn. 2-bedroom house Marine major,
Wiz, VIE and small boy; no pets terms. AT.
MILITARY PERSONNEL, ursently need
y or bedroom house or apartment;
pr9msod lqpn or unI4rn W aaSp up to $780, best
SMALL ADULT FAMILY want unfurnished
house. suburbs, city; convenient transpor-
tauon reasonable rent; references. IA.
DESPERATE COUPLE. baby and girl 3
gnfurn-; D, C. or nearby Md. Box 45l--G
PROFESSIONAL WRITER and fam. urg.
ease ea Must 0e NV Wit redee TOP an eha
scter refs DI 1929 dys.. FA. 262s ewes,
NAVAL OFFICER. wife. . small children
need or 3 bedroom house. prefer. un-
400; 400 Ext. st 8 S57s, daytime: or f sH. 4ss4
UKGFSILY i ENTITY NEED a-Dedsosm house. house or
shiIs skMv F GrTINTS LINESpoIL: s TE sisa; .. 10.
Arlington arl to- Co. prefer 1-yr lease as Reply
FURN. OR UNFURN: HOUSE or apt. 2-s
1T. CoMDR. J. P. FIELD. Jr.. Linden
ARMY eoLoNEL MUST have s-eedrm. sa-
33SS S
REGULAR ARMY OFFICER and expectant
apt or house by July Is; excellent care
guaranteed; references Call IA. 1890.
COUPLE AND CHILD desire to subiet
house or apartment for l month. Can
MARINE COLONEL. wife, 2 daushters, 1a
.6ssds; O5 ag so Siti sIs! wo sss4: @
FORCED TO xAc4TE after yrs adults
3 ssle,snfss Or BEbkM EA L'i HOUSE or bungalow.
ss5 to cat so6 sssf mo sR sRras as4 q r'k0ma
WILL FAINT your house inside and out
for, privilege of renting; employed couple
HAS HAS ANY H EoSH one an unfurnished A hoase or
Army colonel for approximately $3.50 a
II needed. Would like to get settled again
alter years IN storage; all sdnit family,
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and ID =. children
need .-bedroom furn. house or apt: start
,;39. TR, 5s5s, or leave message, 1T.
NAVAL LIEUTENANT, wife, . children,
ages 3 and d, in desperate need two or
three bedroom furnished house, VIII sc-
sept lower-tioor furnished m apartment
summer lease uhtii Sept, 1T. VI. F. cUL-
LEY. Navy Receiving sta, BOO Leave
message at TR, 5a52 or MA 5000 s.
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire fur
SasS NAVY ooMaANDfR. Hh hSfR wife, small daash,
ters. need home. perm: pref 3-bedrm.
furn. house n.w.; up to $50. SH. s255 or
coMDR. JACKSON. RE. 74o0 Ext. 2ao5.
e-3-BEDRM BUNGALOW. NV. or nearby
or RE. 900. Ext 744S0 I2.
NV. SECTION preferred; house or apt;
physician. wife and son 1-yr- age; ex-
celient recommendations. Box 119-K, Star.
GOVT. EMPL0YE. 1s yrs service. urgent
" needs 2eedroom house or apt in
Wash. nearby vieinity; 2 children, ages 2.
NO E9R,5 R Sestroy property. Call W. J. Nc
: 9 OR BEDROOM unfurn house or apt.
wanted by family OF 4 adults, Sc. section.
BOX l39-K. Star So
DIPLOMAT needs house or apt. rooms,
pvt bath. kitchen: NV. preferable. Call
MISS TECZAR- AID. 2Sea. a-l, SOS
#s TO RM, unfurn house, good neigh
horhood: Northeast wash. preferred: ref
erences. Boz 22-J. Star. la
Evening star., 1947-06-07
HOUSES UhEURhIsHEp.

$50 WILSON BLVD, Arl, Va.-Spacious
5-bedrm., 3-bath home; Ia acres ground
beautifully equipped and redecorated; 3 ad-
ditional maids rms, full bsmt. aatlto. heat
5-yr lease; $3.50 mo. Open l to Sunday
co. 26T5 30
NEW 3-BEDRM. brick. cony Boiling, An.
drews Field, Nav. Air Sta; SlI5 per mo-.
3 mos. rent in adv. HARRIS, 5570 Fisher
rd Sc LO. 1928. ss
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

FORMER NAVAL OFFICER, now perm.
enRr. with Govt. wife. no children. no
pets. furn. or unfuru., I'D to Sle0. MI
Ss2a, Mr. 1wASKA Sc
REGULAR ARMY CAPTAIN and wife de-
sIre 1-hediul, furn. or unturn. apt or
emai1 house. furn. or unfurn,: will re-
decorate; Improvement in and around
tcne. AK. So1o any time. IS
Evening star., 1947-06-07

WASHINGTON for Middletown. Conn, or
vicinity: 2-bedrm. house. exchange for
apt. or house. 81. SS4S after q pm.
BOSTON FOR WASHINGToN-9 rms. IA
baths, oil heat 20,00O-ft. corner lot, fruit
trees; in Winchester, 8 mi. from Boston;
will exchange for house in Wash or nearby.
Call MR.. KEARNS. RE. 74OO, Ext. 2422,
or MA. STS6 after pm 3
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HOUSES WANTEp 70 RENT Cent. !,

HUUSES WANIkp 10 EEN1 tIohf
REGULAR ARMY 0FFICER recently as
signed Washington. needs or 3 bedroom
up TO $500. Excellent care Guaranteed
COL COX. ia 1883 o.
FURNISHED HOUSE wanted within 10
miles of Silver Spring: year-round rental.
Mr.. ULK. Canada Dry Ginger Ale. SH.
COLORED FAMILY desperately needs
lin 00q4 -S
Evening star., 1947-06-07

COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
COLOI.ED-FoUR ROOMS, Kitchen and
bath: located In ideal NV: section; mones
MOUNT REALTY CO.. DU. 2642, am
Evening star., 1947-06-07
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

FOR RENT OR SALE, large s-bedrm
fun bath house in GEORGETOWN. Fo
further information call NO. 2I21. IS
Evening star., 1947-06-07

HOUSES FOR SALE-southeasf.
NEAR FORT DUPONT PARK and recrea-
tion area--5-room detached 2-story home,
located On lot 50x100 fl. in excellent Sc
residential area: gas hot-Nater heat: q
porches: blocks to bus Reduced prics
now is S1I.s0e. ADELBERT W. LEE, 3gII
Pa. ave. Sc. Ii 1000 -s
ICnutinued 90 Next PsgsJ
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rass San s RogPY Rs s5 Sath BOO ol heat
3rkS s,lss1 sgNgaY; sal,,. TO .1. .el9 Ensxorth
story, eenter-hali home, 5 bedrooms. Z
baths. large living room with freplace
porch, recreation room: h:.wh. detached
garage; block from transportation. near
public, parochial schools and shopbirR GEN.
Ter immedisse possession: PRICED to sell
eht Fessh ts EsSoEfb Sosiys ra to HsTg pd
sign. A. J. KESSINGER & CO. Real.
tors; Bonifant st. and Georgia ave, sH
esth AND RITTENHoUsE SITS. nv
Lovely Oct. home. years old. consisting
Of rms. baths rec; rm.,. det. garage:
ae eat a as Rerfsi ffae pRiE RFaE4Y E
oREN sG,fth s&TukDaY ngf nS and Sun sandsys ssso to
liest and most complete homes in this
section CT beautiful homes. A eleaminR
white Dutch Colonial immaculate inside
rm. with fireplace, dining rm.. modern
kitchen, and $ porches, first floor: 3 bed
rooms tiled bath End noor.,, Plenty close;
h.-wh; beautiful lawn: convenient G e
cRTRR eysszRnf i Wet CO. last sss lsnf Esss
DU. 5o67 -e063: ewes. RA. 5e44. %
vACANT--possession with deposit. q
Adams st. rvs large rooms. fuil base.
sondtions e hea cash in
spect, call SCOTT SANDERS. 3al9 s
s3iS 9th ST. N.w.wopen today. to
pm, Sunday, il to 4. This attractiv,
semidet. brick consists Of 6 lovely room!
and bath. front and rear porchss. oil
heat. garage: owner leaving city PRICED
70 sell on liberal terms. Can GE 2210
BRIGHTwOOD REALTY co.
TAYLOR ST. Mr.. Isth-4 bedrms, nr
school, shopping and transp. To be sole
with small cash payment Mr. Paul
IA. 6245, POTTER, Ia. al42 La
OPEN SUNDAY, l to 6-3257 Beach st
IN Pinehurst. Dat. 5-year-old brick; /:
bedrms.. 2 baths on end foor: nn. I'm. or
3rd: lge. mod, kit. and din. rm,. lge. lfv
rm. with fireplace. den with X bath, side
porch. gar. rec. rm.. oil heat. lot .0xl SIS
Nr. schools and transp. Out Conn. ave
70 circle turn risht on western. right or
Beach st. to sign. Mr.. Paul "A 6245;
POTTER, ia Dl42 IS
5ls NGkAHAM ST. Nw-open today
/ 10 p.m.; row brick, consists of 4
lovely rooms, 1 "a baths. front and rear
porches, gas heat, iargs back yard: priced
@ sell Call GE ego ERIGHTwooC
REALTY co,
Evening star., 1947-06-07

OPEN TODAY. Is PM. 8aas Eastern
ave. n.e.-Detached brick. approx. 8 yrs.
old. Consists of liv. rm. with firepl.. din,
rm apd modern kit; on FIRST fir; 3 lovely
baths on End mr.. fin, attic, An. rec, rm.,
beautiful grounds. This home Is being
Inspected early as this property is reason
sE to exesy. Spsn ssn ss.ntI ,S sEREN s
- 1900 S'Ia. Block 1NGLEsrpE TER. nv NV
Rented bshs s1ss made msssb1y into oss .s oil
reanired. v. ". BAILEY. Ma. osSi. es sA
OPEN ToDAY, 1887 to 164S Monroe st.
psse sss Pgst hsst hpmss Prss q ssSrm Leo Leo
54Es 5fEN sHsDaT, sSs " slon Until pm. 100 1osos
srat nome st. t g. spseioas ss B
tioored attic: fun bsmt. with layatory. oil
heat; Sl7.950, To reach: Out colesyille
I'd. TO $500 blk: turn left on Lanark way
WoRTHJNGToN REALTY. exeiu agts..
S42T Ga. ave, 81. 31o0 til y pm. week
days or o. m. Sun. II no answer, call SH.
OPEN SUM SUNDAY H. ! Until 8; s,,. 1921 weodley
Lovely s-rm, Dutch Colonial on lse. corner
Ga ave. to the $500 Blk. turn left on
Seminary I'd. and on 10 Linden lane to
ssn ays se5 sse. RAG L eu s4
ave, 81. 37eo until a. pm. weekdays or Q
pm, Sunday. II no answer. call SH. 1913.
OPEN SUNDAY. until dark sa1a Sud
bury rd., Silver spring-Lovely 5-rm brk
home; $3.50. See picture ad Saturday 5
agis,. SAT- Georgia ave. 81. 3500 until
E9 pm. weekdays or q pm Sunday. II
O., no arsMer. yS &C call sH. 1913 3
house: . rms: rear garden to alley In
spection by appointment, Mr. WEIR. DU
234: MR.. BARROW. DE- 3600 -S
CHEVY CHASE. D.. c.; 1882 42nd St
tn.w.---Excelient buy; priced under 500;
semidetached home; living room with fire.
screened porch: 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms
bath with shower, screened porch. attic.
gas h.-w. heat: EaraEe: convenient 70 bus.
mediate possession. Open Saturday and
Sunday. ! pm. to dark L. O. WHITE. ex-
elusive agent WI. 1900. WI. ke43-
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Evening star., 1947-06-07

0nusinsied 90 kext Psss.l
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-20
l62-Travel Opportunities

CALL THE Carolina Motor club
for complete worldwide travel
and reservation service Tele-
phone number $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-20
lso--Real Estate & Dealers

RICHARD A. SHEW
reality COMPANY
SALES A SPECIALITY
ss Princess Dial 2-216O
T00RE-FONVIELLE Realty Co
VI are equipped 70 serve you.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-20

HOOPER JOHNSON, Real Estate
ia Princess street. Phone GLIB
days; 6749 rights.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-20
l70-Wanied

LOAD OR PART load via Atlanta.
Dial 1923. Jones Transfer and
Storage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-20
NOTICE OF EXECUTOR

Having qualified as Executor Of the
Estate of Carrie Gardner. late of New
Hanover County, North Carolina. this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the Estate of the said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned, in
Oh Post Office Box No. 2o7, Wilmington.
North Carolina, o or before the 18th
day of September, 1913. OF his notice
will be pleaded in bar Of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This the 18th day of September. 1947.
HARRY r. GARDNER
Executor of the Estate OF
Carrie Gardner, Deceased.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-20

REAL ESTATE
BUYING OR SELLING
MARSHALL REALTY co.
DO Princess Dial ,2-1752
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-20
l80-Leual
ADMINISTRATORS NOTCH

Having qualified as Administrator OF
the Estate of Robert Edward Calder
deceased late of New Hanover County.
this is to notify all persons havine
claims against said deceased to file
same with me at 80 Orange Street, Will
mington. N. c. on or before 22nd day
of September 1913 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery All
persons indebted to said Estate will
please make immediate settlement.
This the 22nd day of September 1947.
R, F. Calder, Jr, Adm, Estate of
Robert Edward Calder, deceased.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-20
l7l-Wanted To Buy

WANTED-TABLE top oil stoves,
any make, any price. Hub Furn.
Co. 103 So. Front. Phone 2-0468
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-20
l72-Wanied TO Rent

WANTED-Three room furnished
Or unfinished apartment. Best
references. Answer Box T-3. CO
Star-Neus
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-20

SEWING AND Crochetina Chill
dren's clothes. baby sacques.
caps and purses. Cali Mrs. Mat
theWS, 2-2837.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-20
Wanted To Buy

WANTED Used Army work
clothing and shoes. Turner'S
Bargain Store, 721 No. 4th St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-20
l55--Seeds, Plants. Bulbs

WINTER LAWNS al reasonable
rates. Complete line fruit trees.
evergreens and ornamentals.
Free price list on request. Dial
2-OOS3. Henderson and Potter
Nursery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18
Local Scenes To
Appear On Maps

4 Two views. one showing a
spot along the Overseas High
way and the other a scenic pic
ture Of Key West, will be
prominently displayed on q new
road map Of Florida which the
Florida State Road Department
is soon to bring out.
The Chamber of Commerce got
word today that the new maps
are now being printed with color
photographs and will be most
modern in their makeup and
appearance.
Harold A. Laubscher. acting
manager Of the Chamber, has
sent several photographs of Key
West scenes to the SRD from
which it will make selection.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18

within Business "A" q outlined
BY City zonins Ordinsnce, 20, 600;
Duslaess - '
Fleming street frontage, Mar
sarot to White street. $1,000.
Fleming street frontage, Pros
peet Lane to Whitehead, $1,000.
White street frontage, Stump
Lans 70 Elsin street, e9.0o0.
Corner Yenitia north on jose
chine 70 100 teet north Of rlag-
isr, thence east 70 Third street,
thence south 70 venitia, thence
west to point Of beginning, $4.000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18
Apply To We'd

An application for q marriage
license was filed yesterday with
County Judge Raymond. n. Lord
by Robert A, Walsh, rs, Of the
U. S. Navy, and Kathleen n.
Park, 81. Of 1921 Newton sts@et.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18

Sales q =, E and 6 Bonds in
Florida during the month 81
Nay amounts to IS. Ol2,l08. This
figure b sbout q per cent below
Gales for The same month last
year. Materially sales during
May were approximately 10 per
cent below May. l946, indicating
that Florida's comparison with
last year IS nearly 10 per cent
poorer than the national average.
Sale Of 2 Bonds in Monroe
County amounted to $35.400, and
Of al government bonds in the
county. $43,400.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18
Congratulated
Or. Birth OF Son

The USO Navy Wives Club at
their luncheon meeting at the
USO Tuesday voted to send a
congratulatoryi message to ]. D.
Malone, RIM. lie and Mrs. Ma
lone, on the birth of their son,
Richard Allen Malone. The baby
was born on June 10. at the U. S.
Naval Hospital, and weighed 8
pounds, IA ounces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18
FINE or $3.50
Continued tom laaso OnNl

leased on signature of Carl Joost,
Senior Patrol Officer.
John CarbonelA asking that the
sailors fine be reduced TO $2S,
said that Hamirez sends $50 q
month to his mother and had no
way Of raising the $3.50. Harden
replied that the sailor had no rea-
son for touching the meters and
should bear the penalty. L. Car
bonell said he has always favor
ed Q e25 fine for the offense. The
motion was carried, 3'to 2. with
Harden and Demeritt voting
against Il.
Under the ORDINANCE. as amend
ed last night, the, court may now
fine the violator from SIS 10 $3.50
or sentence him to jail for not
more than 60 days. L. Carbonell
explained that the cost Of repair
ins The damage. plus a reason
able penalty, would be q proper
fine. The bill ptovides that the
breaking Of each meter may be
considered a separate offense.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18
OK Sidewalk Use
For Fruit display
Other Bills Passed

Over the strenuous objection Of
COmissioner Louis Carbonell. The
lefty c0mmissio0 last night PASSED
lby = ~ margin i bill which
would permit retailers to'4display
fruits and vegetables On the city
Isidewalk.
The bill permits "a reasonable
portion Of the sidewalk 70 be
used Tor display purposes. Say
ling that .sall sorts Of things will
j be scattered along the sidewalks,
Z ftFhppan aasailed the meas
He asked what constituted a
- Den6nRble"a portion, whereupon
City, Manager o. ]. S. Ellingson
Responded "twelve or eighteen
|ipches". Cooper said the ordi-
nance keeping the sidewalk clear
was originally to keep chickens
off It.
Carbonell also opposed the In
Icrease in salary Of Director Of
uoiic welfare Dwight Hunter
rom f6OO Y yz.O1O, saying ne
tnouent the $ziv increase was 70
ne supplied without amending
tne ouo9et. Inc ordinance caiiea
,ior an amendment % the budget
ana was passed 20 !.
man Myrtiana Gates Gate Oft q the s civil
service 0oard 9eqnesied tnat phys
lcal examlnations' Ior Guy en-
ployes pc provioeo Iree q charge
|Dy tne county neaitn cinlc, Wnlcnl
4. e:.s $500 ~ 49,. 'nls ygal irom
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18

rugged and durable than ever before First units were
built in Chevrolets Janesvle (Wis) assembly plant.
and were appropriately hailed Here the Queen of
Americas Daryland," Miss Betty Gene Gardner, Ridee
way, Wis, christens the vehicle a. Gov. 0scer
Rennebohm, Wisconsin's chief executive Tight, and
r. W. Podlesak. Janesvile plant manager. look On.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18

"A Chinese coffin made of
planks four inches thick may
weigh as much as 600 pounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18
MALES CLAD ONLY

CONTINUED nom Page OneS
ing that = woman in . bathing
suit Is much easier TO look al
than scrawnY. hairY-chssted
or pot-bsllisd males. CARRIED
only in trunks. hs asserted il
was time that action was taken
to curb the parading around
Of certain ssmi-nudists. He
said three men dressed only in
shorts entered . restaurant here
the other day and three wom-
On eating in the place prompts
II got up and left
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18

Earliest records indicate that
buttons were used as decora-
tions. They became fasteners by
the 18th Century.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18

Singapore's population of 900,-
600 is estimated to, be approx
mately two-thirds Chinese.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18

aslnaIll: = Nam saliIs
$50 am. inches 4. .
no1n1lvo lcama1l1y
5lsf
yomegUoUe Omanoe
OnotHn Gtandard 1imel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
SMALL NATIONS PROTEST MAJOR
 POWERS DELAYS

LAKE SUCCESS, June 14.-IF- Col. w. R. Hodgson of Australia has led a small nation attack against a big power failure to break a 60-day deadlock between the United States and Russia on basic working plan for world disarmament.
 He told the United Nations Com mission on conventional armamentS that the major powers had only delayed the groups work when they were given problems to settle among themselves.
 Expressing Australia's support of the U. S. plan for the regulation and reduction of armaments and armed forces. he urged the Commis sion to get or with the job which the major powers had failed to &C., ccmplish.
 In a 30-minute speech, Andrei A. Gromyko, Soviet delegate, upheld his plan for the Commissions work as a simple and direct one and at tackled the United States proposal as being of no value.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14

"-(430 a. yesterday to 4:30 today)
 WEATHER weather stationary high cell the Pacific flowing the portion all Alaska rain showers and ubnoma
 
 thence the Pacific weak filling center remains stationary Gulf of Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
 COME BACK
 AS Hl)RLER
By JACK HAND
kssocinfed Prcss sports Writer

Associated Press Sports Writer
 One by one the groggy St. Louis Cardinals are dragging themselves eff the floor and shaking the cob webs out of their brains.
 Harry cThe CaD Brecheen md Enos Slaughter never went down but the others have been rocking back on their heels since mid-April. The latest to recover is George (Red Munger who has bounced back from wobbly Start to hobnob with the pitching leaders.
 Red won his first start on the second day of the season but he couldn't get home first again until May 23. That May g win was good one, a 20 shutout over Pitts burgh and he hasn't been beaten since Last night he had a BIO whitewash job against the Brooklyn Dodgers, who still are regarded by the Red Birds as the team to beat" Before the game owner Sam Breadon had assured the players the club would not be sold and Manager Eddie Dyer would not be fired.
 The New York Giants were idle but the league leaders contributed the biggest news of the day pitch CT swap with Boston by which Bill Voiselle and an unannounced sum of cash went to the Braves for Mort Cooper.
 The Braves Red Barrett, like Munger recovering from early diff ficulties, racked up his fifth straight win, throttling Pittsburgh, 6-2, in the opener on Boston's second vest ern tour. The result, and Brooklyn's night loss, moved Billy Southworth's men into third place.
 Chicago elbowed into second place, a half game back of the Giants, by Ia 4-3 edge over Philadelphia
 With Detroit's night game in Washington rained out. the New York Yankees blew a chance to close in on the American League leaders when they bowed to the St. Louis Browns, 4-3, in 10 innings at the Yankee Stadium.
 Boston's Red SoX dedicated their new lighting system with a 5-3 vic- tory over Chicago before a capacity crowd of 34,510
 Bobby Teller took over the strike out lead with 87 and posted his eighth win but required relief help from Ed Klieman in pitching Cleve- land to a 5-4 night game decision over Philadelphia.