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Evening star., 1947-03-17

WANTED, UNFURNIsHED APT. Or Q
aaSsR sons RE- nn 9oe cr Ess ksrg M ys e.
EMPIoYED COUPLE desire i.bedrm. furn,
or unfu1n. apt; no children or, pets. Call
MTDDlfeaahp Nj aleo sfsnr sAeeHELoR II and mother,
or unfurn., good location NV; family of
sssaH 1oS t'iia n s'eaSff ffa DE- nsass
COLLEGE is tough with no place to study;
2 Or 8 room unfurn: apt; up to $50: NV,
P5sf or cPn psaF Catholic VI $685. Sss,rs l
Alsxsndrias Phone cH, $3.50. 20.
section; up to $40; no children. Phone
NATIVE Washington wife and baby
need on unnturnished apt. or small house. o.
COUPLE: i bedroom apt. I'm, snfarnlshsd:
RIsPoSslbLE II + sS E9 eoGrLE fal jewish quiet
Or Or near Library Of Congress. Box 4sa:,T.
Bfo'CHEMIsT. ex-wAvE ofhcsr. needs
your help in overcoming durable mslady:
Diagnosis: commuteTs' fatigue; CSas ;sSrs
re- kHGGIAK JAR ARMY ssaf; COLONEL. no children
or pets, win give best care to furnished e
two bedrooms: permanently. stationed in
Washington: need quarters April l. Phone
kEF1NED hTii YOUNG couPLE-permanently
located in washington. need 2-rnn: unfurn.
apt. in NV. GEORGETOWN preferred. $50 to
oo%MdsfcsT1oNs q nj III s41e; ENGINEER and Wife
ment furnished or unfurnished: p. {: or
dsaIeg dsntns Bea Bow star 1s
wife and upfDyn psDy desss ho.
VETERAN and, wife, reliable, desperately
or pets, Franklin 469s: . T..
an ao Sopeer BY wah fn sense 81
Conn. ave. or near Capitol. Box 4nz,T' 1E:
xegNs coDPLG so e.. ye ao sa need
employed Canadian Embassy. desires fur
and s.lSiet baby. ~ pE. ioii. Ext. 4. between
cohoREDWRA6fo { fed Z xfss6fe'' ANNcR.. vet Army
pilot urgently need apt. for family.
e64%N; e6GSREpR1 TRj tSSs MoG1p LIKE or roc room
uni; apt in nv Ian and viii Il, pay eSa SO to S5o
REFINED. YOUNG EMPLOYED couple.
children or pets, Box 57-V. Star. 1s'
h1uss y needs es anuP Rsa ap'
large business Box 5a-V. Star. l9'
FURN. APT. N.W.-4 young ladies. perm.
empl.; needed before April 1st MISS
CRAIG. DI. 3412 bet. 8 am. and 4:30 p m.
ENGINEER, .16 years in Wash. Civil Serv-
ice, nondl tinker. with no pets, needs apt.
for self and sister. EX. 059a. 49,
FBI COUPLE need apt, furn. or un-
furn.: no children OF pets. Call GE. 1896.
COUPLE. 1 child. desires furnished or un-
furnished apartment or suitcase. Call
auIET COUPLE desires small furnished
apartment or room with cooking privilS.;
will not interfere with family meals
Addrsss sS uEo Box 6s-X xnS staT Apt cdas ds
empl. by Govt; no children or pets. WO.
BOSS after z, FREEMAN. 49,
COUPLE. one child. desperately needs apt,
furn or unfurn. or living quarters: reason
able. Call TR. 6916. 49,
SOLDIER AND WIFE desire 1-rm.. kit. and
bath, furn. apt: perm. Stationed; up to
SIS. TIE. 1896 after 6, SGT. TUTEN.
SEPARATED e7 MONTHS from wife and
2-yr -old daughter while overseas: please
reunite need ! or 2 bedrm. apt. or
house, furn. or unfurn.: UP to 500. RE.
600, Ext. 2687, S15 to 5. CAPT. PIRISKY.
uNFURN. e-BEDRM. APT. or house, in
NV. or nearby Md. or Va, by April ]:
$115 mo-; owners care: terms. D1. SoS6.
CoLoRED-PERM. GOVT. CLERK. wife,
2 children desire 2-bedrm. apt good ref
erence. EX. 2420, Ext. 1888, $50 TO 4.
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ROOMS FURk.-kortheost. Cont,


1888 NEWTON ST. N.E.-single room for
f''iH; sos EAST CAPIToL i ST.. Apt ' s.Nicely
furn. rm. for gentleman: unlimited phone;
y TnE e GAdEtENA. 1as st. n.e:-eirI .o 4,
another girl: single beds and dressers,
sIfs 'S' DOUGLAS ' ST. N.E.-comfortable
frGn a next to bath 5ks from bus
PsosrsfsiP psos sFaFLrs i ST. T*7S SEcean seepns @
ss sss1ss Mb AHF AVE sELsrxs SS74 double 1so
next bath; plenty heat hot water; south soy
park: block restaurant, transp.. blocks
80 ST. NE.-Furnished room for rent,
ssa RHopE 1sGAND go A8H
eonyenient Gt ieG trsnsportation. % Ail M day sun,
TGf TGfys. NICELY faas[ rHRN RIM, good location
homs; gsntlens1n TR' 96la' nvt home
unlim. phone coed transp.; ogsa gentlemen Or Or
empl cpls 3 wkH ca N3 aos. 9os2 soon wIS
adjoining porch. young men preferred,
So ca. per Wk. -lS
s'a er 1ssh lshss ssS fSn SsfS
1909 AMEs ST. N.E-Beaut newly decor.
master hedrm..- pvt. home; unlim. phone;
eoay an6 aSSline a1tIsa,SRG II MI pn Np2sGrs
front rm. for couple, $50 mo. or single,
S35 mo-, Ink. pvt. home; good transp.
FIR. 443l 10
WOODBRIDGE, extra-large room, off porch,
for employed couple: no drinking. Call
any time Monday, LU. 1880.
NEAR CATHOLIC U.-Master bedroom,
mahogany furniture, 3 windows. private
bath; restful; married couple preferred;
COLORED-i23S EVARTS ST. NE.-Girl
to share nice room: trolly and bus service
block. $3.50 week. HO. 1894. is.
furn front I'm. for employed couple, 2
girls or 2 men; S6 each. AT. 1862. lis
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-Northwest.

MASTER BEDROOM and double rm., COM
municating, bath; beautifully furn.. sunny
men pref. or service people. MI. 1907.
45a: 18th ST. N.w.-Lee snd-n front
each if 3: good location; excel. transp.
9I06 G ST. N.W.-Hall sleeping room for
81 per week to empl,, quiet man; strictly
1000 9th ST. N.W.EFront room. Beauty
Rest mattress, semipvt. bath. unlimited
phone; men preferred, Phone RA. 94ao.
1927 GARRISON ST.-Nicely furnished
single room. semipriyate bath: private
o%nfLKG 69Rf HGRSh!E sHoREHAMrm sM 5snn suite ivs
rm., bedrm.:. daily linen, maid: men or
nsTr1f F Fus fouRs RM AD hfst 10 Bath on busne
in pvt. home: gentleman only. GE. $3.50.
HOTEL EMERY. 1912 G ST. NV. two
I 81 5osa i5 30 q sinsie % s. S sSse double: ss; also
special discounts: elevator: maid service;
ssfTfce EeHn DhRRss RR 1879 sna as-h0uF
1873 QUINCY ST. Nw.-Near transp. =,
front room, pvt. bath. 3 girls. So SO each;
sIso sho, room for employed couple. Call qE.
elusive s1esthouse: spacious rm. with twin
beds: So to S4 daily: wkly rates. RE. 2527.
10I 10th ST. N;W.-2s. block west Of
white F1OuSe, WANING distance Ol ION-
ernment bureaus: transient rooms; single.
50: double rooms. So 80 and up: weekly
rates quoted upon application; running
water and maid service.
1924 BRANpYVINE ST. NW.-Larze rm.,
twin beds, for = men; share bath with 1;
S25 each Wo. 05S2. IL
5sis 9Th ST. N.W.-single rm.. nicely
furn. I blk. to express bus GA 0oS3. is
POTOMAC HOTEL. 500 18th st. NV,
cafeteria, sis wk. double. With h''rl running ming
water. S24 week with pvt bath. Also
several large rms. suitable for or more.
S27 and up per week. lis
HOTEL PARK HOUSE. o0a 18th st. NV
2 blks. Greyhound: ssles, $40; dbles S14
wk.: trans. rn.. x1.50-S3 day. Ex. 1855.
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FARM and GARDEN.

TRACToRs-AI types: new farm equip,
phoRe W0Rk aitsT nSn pmN FA Is9G
sured. e" Lawns prepared, reseeded. sodded
Shrub planting, trimming: transpiadhtlnig ins drain
age Cow manure for sale. SUBURBAN
LANDSCAPE co. WA. 5522. Ia
FOR ExpEkT yor prnoert,
protected by insurance. LU. o6S5 for 1ree
FLAGsToNE fitt1asTfSoNE Walks, terraces, hreplaees
rock a sardens. fshponds. retaining walls
F. MARCUCCIO. Phone Rockville :5aSS
TREE REMOVING, pruning. seeding
Spraying; fruit trees cared for; also lawn
shrub service: responsible professional
men; For sSslnase; cal z. f BRITAIN
IRS6 psnt1s Go oA seeding & soddng
Hns!Issn Maisi xaLs ksnasesps Assn %AsH1NaToN
beauty. privacy and secIusion; famous locE
weave, 27s IT s-picket spacing, p =, best
drive gates, English hurdle point and rail;
ll-purpose farm, poultry and rabbit barbeo
wire fences; prompt erection service, Ii
OUTDOOR IMPROVEMENTS - shearing
transplantins; rose flower beds. rock gar gar
dens pools outdoor
ways; tree surgery. bracing cabling. re.
fnOpal, lanQCIearlnRt WHIerprOOllUs. drain
age, grading, cutters cleaned, specially pre-
pared, Wondergro, cow; poultry manure
treated topsoil; cement, brick construction
concrete mixed: evergreens in variety
shade and ornamental trees, assorted flow
ering shrubs. SO varieties choice roses
perennials, aZaleas: hedging, fencing, screen
material; specimen trees in tubs; old Eng
llsh and American box, myrtle, Pachysan.
dra, ivy; pointing up, acid cleaning o
brick, stone. cement. Experienced, progres.
sive. dependable-,since 1912, Free sugges.
Is4issi BANK RUN RUN CIR GRAVEL AND CINDERs 70,
roads. streets and driveways delivered ane
spread. Phone WA. 3217. 25"
GARDENS, lots and acreage plowed. disceo
and narrowed; hay cutting in season
ifrompt service. LU. 1854. 22'
CHICKEN MANURE for lawn or garden
soc per bu.: will deliver 80 bu. or more
MANURE; Ma wei 5otted, $3.50 per u, g bush;
GARDEN TRACTOR, shipment just ar
rived: Ist come, 1st served; complete line
garden and farm supplies. MALONEY'S
INC, successor to Hunter Bros. S126
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. lis
GENERAL LANDSCAPING, pruning spray
ing transplanting. seeding, sodding, eyer
greens, trees removed. walks, manure
WA. 4593v is
STRAWBERRY PLANTS-An varieties, S4
per 100; 1.166 everkearing, SIS per 100
Postpaid. Order now.
Raspberry plants. all varieties. shipped
prepaid, new large black Morrison red
latham, S14 per 100; large everbearini
Indian summer red also yellow gSldsH 1nasn
RURDoFT, colesville. Mo. Call Ashton,
Md 3S4R "a
Evening star., 1947-03-17
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

Ex-GI-Moving. packing. storage; will
move your trunk or your home: spec. rates
to vets. GLOVER TRANSFER, GIL. slso
VET: VANS OF vA.-An white vet; help
moving. packing. storage, Grating. shipping
n. 1901. OK. 1924; ewes: CHI. 1850,
ACME MOVING & STORAGE CO.-Loca,
and long distance. No JOB too large and
apRs %ss,NF sGe yRTER.5s smaR Il M.n1SyHIsc .1SH
service: furniture mpying and .lls ha1lips; oIps
trunks and baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR. 03S6.
you day or evening; reasonable rates;
Grating, packing and shipping; light haul
Ing spesalty o5nv GE 4e5l snd ,.u,,rs new
trucks, responsible help, cargo insured.
estimates cbeerfully given. MI. 61S9.
FURN. MOVING: trunk. baggage and par
eel deliv, We care for the things yon
care for AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL
DELIVERY. RA. S635.
EDELMANS MOVING STORAGE CO.
Reas rates: will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving
storage; local, long-dist. moving. ia. a93 .
LIGHT HAULING, Is. c., ewes. and week
ends; reasonable rates: white vet Du.
BROTHERS LOCAL MOVING. storage;
veterans all white help; free estimate.
oM. $3.50. OW. 6ls3. 20.
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ROOMS EURkIsHEp-MD. and VA

SILVER SPRING-Large double bedrm.,
NEAR HYATTsvILLE. " block bus. in pri-
vate 2-bath home: inner-spring mattress;
$50 single UN. 1920. -1G
ALEXANDRIA, Del Ray section-Large,
attractive single room, convenient transp.,
So6MFoKTAbLE e. Rfc Y9ss 0T coRNER ash ROOM. adj
BATH 2 blks. from Chevy Chase bus ter
minal; use Of gar. phone and ldy. facili-
ties; gentle family; sgle, $50: dble., $50
ref required WI T01S -22
COLORED-NICELY FURN. ROOM for
couple, in Va; home privileges. Gil. 54s2
Evening star., 1947-03-17
ROOMS WANTED.

MIDDLE-AGED employed lady wishes fur
nished sleeping room. Write Box 449-T
Star.
REFINED YOUNG LAD desires bright
cheerful, single rm.: private home; Conn
ave or NV Box 4S4-T, Star. II"
REFINED GENTLEMAN desires quiet room
pvt bath. Adults only. Mount Pleasant
or Chevy Chase. Best references. Box
STUDiO ROOM. preferably with kitchen
facilities: young lady. Netherlands -citi.
NAVAL OFFICER, single, law student
desires rm.: quiet adult family; NV
section. Box 15T-S, Star. 10
BUSINESSWOMAN wants studio or sleep.
ing room. Georgetown or west of 18th
preferably In apartment. Clio pm, CO
300. Ext 4O1
Evening star., 1947-03-17
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

OWNER WISHES to exchange modern D.
rm house in College Park for house in
or near Annapolis; willing to rent or buy.
Call WA. 311a lis
5 ROOMS, kitchen and bath, gas refrigera-
tor, gas heat, 3 porches. full-length base
ment, front and back yard; exchange for
2-bedroom apt: references. 1884 Morse
st. ne, " block from Trinidad busline.
phana rdlou odhQ
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ROOMS. BATHS: detached, h.-wh
oil burner; S225. 1914 Military rd. NV.
3iel CHAIN BRIDGE RD, overlooking
valley between Wesley Heights and Kent
Immediate possession: 3 master bedrooms;
. baths. maids room and bath on second
price Also for sale at $4,000. A. K.
Bojsen. EN-. $3.50. SANDOz. INC, DU.
1894. II
NEW HOME-Will share with two en-
ployed adults. Falls Church 2061-M 20
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ROOMS FURhlsHED-s.E. ond s.w.

refgr. for empl. couple. INQUIRE at rear.
IiS F ST. sE-For working couple nom
drinkers: share refgr.. bedrm and kitch-
enette Call bet. $3.50 and L. noon, $50
4aa 18th ST. s.E.-Furn. room for gentle
Ha;i I5a FoRREsTER ST. s.w.-Front bedrm
twin beds; Christian home: Sc per week
M. CAPITOL and Govt. bldgs., 425 9th
st. s.w-2 connecting rms. for 2 employed
adults: double bed: S3S mo. ME. 9s11.
19I6 31st ST. S.E.-Single or double rm..
overlooking river; private bath. Men only.
CoLoRED-FRoNr ROOM for Q employed
quiet men or couple, $3.50 each: laundry
and cooking: conv. to busline. Call LU.
Evening star., 1947-03-17
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. e1s, st. nv.
200 r. I. RED PuLLETs. Z months old;
laying; S1.75 each. THOS. S. DOLAN, Box
BID, Contee I'd, Laurel, Nd. l9.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

TWO 4-FAMILY BRICK, 1850 and 1862
Hillside. I'd Sc. monthly rental $500
each bldg: tenants pay own gas and cleo
trioity: price, S19.950 each; submit offer
MA 33S3 IF
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RooMs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

319 ST. NE nicely furnished rooms
with private bath. kitchen facilities avail
1sIo KEARNEY ST NE separate
rooms with cooking privileges for reliable
couple: $3.50 g week: no children: 1
large front room, no cooking, or 3 men,
S6 80 each. DU. <76o. liz
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

ENGINEER and wife. cultured and con-
siderate, desire. perm. apt or house in
NV. or Va, before April 15: REQUIRE llv-
ing room. bedroom. kitchen and bath.
VOTING, WO 5g4S 2Os
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

GEORGETOWN EFFICIENCY APT. pine
panel bed-livins ROOM kitchenette. bath
for similar In Manhattan or larger in West
chester. New York. EN-. 2312. lis
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ApARrMENrs EXCHANGED (cont J

EXCHANGE FURNISHED living room. bed
room. kitchen, NV, Ss5, for 2-bedroom
furn; or unfurn.' good address NV. Pc
ROCHESTER, N. T., 4-room apartment In
apt. building: rent. SAT so mo-; exchange
for apt. in Washington ares. Box 432-T.
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Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e n is 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
apart m 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-a
STAR classified ad should
find it for you.
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MIscELLANEoUs WANTED Cont.
AVIATION,
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

SEVERAL fresh milk goats, $40 up. Also
lovely kids for children's pets or Easter.
Is HEAD OF HEREFORD cows. some
with calves Can be seen any time eX-
sspt spnday Phone Ashton Ashton 81 s241 mules 3,
all kinds Write or phone w. o. DOSH,
Gaithersburg. Md. Phone 40.
saddles and brides OIL. 4119. IL
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BULLDOZER, nearly new; good operator
reasonable charges. PEBBLES CHEMICAL
o5o5
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ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

ROOMS FOR COLORED-We have rooms
in nearly every section of the city for en-
North 323a or stop at our Offices, 511
Florida ave. NV.
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ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcu-
lators, office equipt, all kinds; top price
paid. DI. 1872; ewes, Sunday. CO. 1925
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-29
Truman To Leave Sunday Morning On Brazil Trip
By Ernest B. Vaccarol

WA SHIN GTON, (P) - BOlo knives and carbines were added to the equipment of the new White House plane Independence" yes terday as the secret service com pleted preparations for President Truman's flight to Brazil
 Wednesday nights announce that the chief executive will leave Sunday for Rio de Janeiro to ad- dress the American defense conference set an elaborate pro- .tective pattern in force.
 Part of the flight will be over Brazil's formidable jungle.
 Hence, with an eye to any even tuality, the secret service ordered the bolo knives which are design ed for Whacking a path through jungle growth and the rifles for protection against animal life as ! well as hostile tribeSmen. The plane also will carry parachutes
 Riding the new, blue-eagled DC for the first time, the President will leave Washington at am Sunday, planning to arrive in Rio the following afternoon after an overnight stop at Trinidad.
 He will address the conference Tuesday and remain until Sunday to take part in the celebration Of BraziPs l25th anniversary of inde- pendence.
 The return to the United States will be aboard the battleship Mis- souri, with a possible stop at San Juan, Puerto Rico. White House press secretary Charles C.. Ross said MT. Truman probably will be back in Washington some time be- tween September Is and 20.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-29
American Legion Asked To Become Watch Dogs

NEW YORK, (P)-Fleet Admir- al Chester w. Nimitz today asked the American Legion to act as a sentinel to see that no one branch of the armed forces is permitted to decline to the point where it can not carry out it's share of reSpOn- sibility for national security.
 ''The creation last month . of unified defense establishment is an important step towards the at tachment of the proper combina- ton of military and civilian strength with clearly defined re- sponsibilities," Nimitz told the Le- gions national convention.
 He said he was convinced that if the national security act of l947 "is administered in the spirit with which it was created, the navy will not suffer any disadvantage, nor will national security be jeop- ardized thereby"
 "On the contrary" Nimitz said, several important provisions of the law immeasurably strengthen that security by creating within the national military establish ment certain agencies charged with the overall coordination of both civilian and military effort. !"
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-29
Dewey Advocates Universal Military Training

NEW YORK, (P)-Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, in a speech prepared for the American Legion conven- tiOn's opening session, declared yesterday Tt is our duty to pro vide a program involving partici- patton by all able-bodied young American men under universal military training"
 Dewey's statement was the first indication of his stand on the con- troversial subject of universal military training. The American Legion long has been a staunch advocate of such a training pro gram.
 The COP 1914 standard bearer also said that "for the defense of the peace we must maintain a per manent military establishment adequate to the defense of this country at all times and also sui ficient to perform our obligations to the United Nations"
 Dewey said that the hard fact is that genuine peace seems fur ther away than ever" and added that "We are witnessing on the world scene conditions which are hauntingly like those which fol- lowed the first world war"
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-29
Kills Husband: Cuts Body Up And Dumps In River

CHICAGO, (P)-A 6O-year-old woman yesterday was seized by police who said she told them she had killed her husband with a hammer, hacked his body apart with saw and dumped the parts into the Chicago river.
 Mrs. Anna SoSnoWSki ,related the killing occurred Sunday dur ing a quarrel in their northwest side apartment during which Sos noWski, a former mental hospital patient, tried to choke her, police captain George Homer said.
 Homer added that the woman told him she made several trips to the north branch of the Chicago river to dispose of the body. The head and torso, as yet unrecover- ed, were dumped near the point where other parts were washed to the bank Tuesday, the captain said she told him.
 The captain related other details as follows:
 Mrs. Sosnowski, hysterical, was brought to the Racine Avenue po- lice station yesterday morning by her son-in-law, pr. B. T. Nauseda, who said that at 3 am. she had come to his home and told of po- licemen being at her flat and that she did not know what to do.
 She had reported her husband missing to the Racine avenue po- lice Wednesday. Yesterday morn ing police found that fingerprints from the hands taken from the river matched those of Sosnowski, made when he was admitted to the Kankakee state hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-29
Norwegian Plane Crash Kills Thirty-Five

OSLO, Norway, (P)-A Norwe- gian Airlines flying boat crashed in the Lofoten mountains yester- day, killing all 35 persons aboard, the company announced.
 The craft carried 27 passengers and a crew of eight. It was en route to Stavanger from Tromsoe when the crash occurred at 9:30 am.
 The chief pilot, a Capt. Buer, was a distinguished Norwegian airman. Among the victims was the company's chief inspector, Jarle Ebbesen.
 The big plane burned for sever al hours after it crashed.
 Eyewitnesses said they heard an explosion echoing through the mountains as the plane plummeted through the fog and rain.
 The airline said one American citizen, identified so far only as Mrs. Jess, was among those killed
 Two Czech journalists, Jan Ref his of the newspaper Svobodne Vovini and Tatjana Selingerova of the Narona Boroda, and Dane G. Heine, also were among the dead. The others were all Nor wegians.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-29
NEWS IN BRIEF

TUPELO, Miss. (P,-Rep. John E. Rankin D.-Miss), who has rep resented the First Mississippi Dis trict in Congress since 1920, an nounced his candidacy yesterday for the seat in the United States Senate of the late Theo c. Bilbo.
 Rankin, like Bilbo, long an ad- vocate of white supremacy in the south, is the third candidate to en- tere the race in the November 4 general election. The two others are State Supreme Court clerk Tom e. Ellis of Jackson and circuit court judge John Stennis of De- Kalb. Bilbo's unexpired term has longer than five years to run. Gov. Fielding Wright said recently he probably would not appoint an interim successor unless Congress was called into a special session in November.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-29
ACS Operators Become Long Range Samaritans

ANCHORAGE, (P) - Howard Swain of Seldovia, is alive today because two Alaska Communica- tions System operators play the roles of long-distance SamaritanS to get him to a hospital in Seward for an appendicitis operation.
 Sgt. Joseph Maley, in Anchor age, was sending message to La touche by radiophone when the Latouche operator broke in to say a man there had been stricken with what appeared to be acute appendicitis.
 Maley located doctor who lis tened to the symptoms by radio phone and confirmed the diagno- sis. Latouche, which is a fishing village 60 miles east of Seward, then asked for a plane to fly Swain to Anchorage.
 Maley contacted all Anchorage pilots available without locating a suitable plane to make the water landing at Latouche, then called Seward. T/Sgt. John SWitzer, ACS operator there, immediately began checking pilots and at last located a float plane which was just talk ing off on a charter trip.
 At his request the pilot flew to Latouche and returned with Swain. The operation was per formed four hours and a half after the first message was received and Swain was reported resting com fortably" at the Seward hospital.
 A witness to the operation was Switzer, who had rounded up an ambulance and arranged for hos pital accommodations and sur geon while the rescue plane was making its round trip.