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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
'Y' ,Cagers Perform

The Wilmington YMCA varsity
basketball team will travel to
Bolivia Monday night for an en-
gagement with the Independents
in the BOLIVIA High school gym at
8 O'Clock. !
This will be the third contest
for the locals. In its first start,
Wilmington defeated the jackson
vile American Legion Post quint
while in their second encounter,
the "Y" cagers fell to the local
White Phantoms.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12

A pleasant hour yesterday afternoon in the comnanv
# Miss Francesca LaMonte, executive secretary of the
game fish committee, of New York citv and
Dill Sharpe. of the State News Bureau.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
A o N

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-P-
Maurice Podoloff, president of the
Basketball Association of America.
announced tonight that the pro
loop had banned the use of the
zone defense in league games. The
new ruling was to take effect i'm
mediately, Podoloff said.
While no reason was given for
the edict, it was believed that the
move was made to speed up the
game and to keep the emphasis on
offense in the circuit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
Volleyball Results

The Wilmington YMCA volleyball
team bowed to Winston-Salem, 5
to 3, in a match reeled off in the
Port City yesterday.
A return match has been sched-
uled in the Twin City on January
Is, it was announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
GET TENNIS WINS

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA, Jan.
II. - up - Two members of
the U. S. Davis Cup team walked
off with Australian tennis tourna-
ments today
Evening star., 1947-11-23
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Evening star., 1947-04-23

FILLING STATION
tages; each cottage
mons inner-Spring
cold running water
cottage; one 9-rm.,
cleo; one arm. fr
main residence cons
with a center hall,
ing rm., kitchen.
hot-water coal heat
laundry rm.; garage;
ing system on prop
Luray Caverns, Va;
hwy. The records
real going business.
Yinced for yourself.
A. G. ANDER SON.
lington, Va. OK. 32.
GARAGE AND FIJI
Gated IL miles from
highway leading to
Approx. $1,000 wort
equipment; good leas
Call Howard Table
MAX G. SCHWARTZ
GROCERY STORE,
apt; oil h. w. hea
meats, green veget
and beer; well ecu
business. Call H. E
c. SCHWARTZ, RE.
Evening star., 1947-04-23
REPAIRS and SERVICES (cont. j

kEfAtkS ana SekNtSeS 1Sont.l
ROOFING-For prompt service. on roofing
end sa eoEEgs t5Rns ad Rooks s Eas & CO. Ta %
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caii Ludlow 1916. Mr.. FRfTTER. FER ss
sor coyTEs oEEfos ana upa9sEsTss aEsTos eus1en m
ffIE RErAIRiNG. new installation. - BY
veteran years experience. ARNdANI
fYfEwikfTERs ii cleaned. ed oiled lSG and adjusted
All work guaranteed RE 1177. UNITED
TypEMRTTER CO; s13 14th NV.
VENETIAN BLN1s cleaned; retaped. re-
blinds, custom made, aluminium or steel.
A. l. HUTTON, 3415 n st. NV. Adams
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED. CSC up to
3 it. wide and #, lcng. Have your blinds
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WAsHfSa M ai WI MACHINE HIN As and | refs so0 repair
service, all makes; factory parts: 9g.day
guar, ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE CO.,
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WASHING MACHINES creased and oiled
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WAG sT sG asLs GH reDarns AD eSb
service; 3all makes: 90-day guarantee. Cal
RA. lS47 between am. and pm. "a
WATERPROOFING EASEMENTS; cement
drlvewayS. walks, DorcheS. retaining walls
tlagstone terraces walks. F. MARCUcCIO
Rt. 4. Horners lane, Rockville. Nd. Phone
Rockville 1888 -2S
USED CAMERAS bought and sold FULLER
4 dALBERT; INC, SIS 10th st. NV.
A SPECIAL OFFER on cutting lawns this
season, D. C. and Va; ali work done by
the job; guaranteed. l.. F. PARKER
Falls Church. AK 1919 -25
REM0DELING from basement to roof by
private contractors. District 0122. 13s
HAVE YOUR PIANO TUNED by musician
Now is the time. Repairing. HAROLD
BYLER, Franklin 1885. 29s
JONES HEATING CO.-Furnaces vacuum
cleaned, and oil burners serViced;. new
heating plants installed: reasonable SH
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Evening star., 1947-04-23
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS; Temodellng, carpentry Diumn-
Rasff q 1easT aSShf Ca sSafi R
ADDITIONS AND REMoDELING. CONNER
cial and residential; three years to pay
Call No; 36aa; yAsCo & HASs co. COS
terraces, walks chimneys. % @ firepiaces' Sse cn
walls. :. .MARcUCcIo, Rt: A., Horners lane
Rockville Nd Phone Rockville $685.
CONCRETE CEMENT WORK, footinss.
driVeways. porches. basement floors, steps:
old and new work. c. GALEA. AT. 1854
FLOOR SERVICE nothing but the best;
LAYING. sanding. fnishings cleaning, par
ING coNTRAGToRs. INC, 1872 Wiscon-
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Wright way" Call WRIGHT'S FLOORS
GE. 3119i ewes. RA. o162; 5425 Ga
HEATiSG-on liz furnaces and oil burners. ns
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex-
aaHERNa ss SasassS CO. '! 7 Ga gay a1e E'eGE eE
KITc ITcHENswstreamline your old kitchen
tops; entire Job done from floor to CELL
ing; we will furnish plan and estimate.
ko6avENT MoBERT HONE AEuMIStM s3 M sSiscs svlS vii,
put roof over that patio. self-storing
aluminium storm windows will keep your
present window frames from rotting and
HOMES Co. 1918 Wis. ave. Bethesda.
PAINTING, interior and exterior; paper
ing, plastering, floor sanding and finishing.
general contracting; F. H. A. terms; all
Es5k rhGns aaA TA issS
terms J. r. LAWRENCE, RA 9703. 80
PAINTING, PAPERING, plastering. floor
refinishing and general home improve.
ments; 36 months to pay. AIRCRAFT
PAfNTTNG. or PAPhRiSG, lf; ING floors, water
work. Est. 1925. GILBERT & HAMILTON,
PEkMANENT HOME IMPROVEMENT co.
Fla terms. WA, 6527. NO. eo59. ms5
REMODEL. moaernize your nome now;
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GATIoN AS CO; 55o2 Wis aye, vi. 1900.
terial Phone W. p. TAYLOR. Sc. 3942.
WHITE ASBESTOS siding shingles. We
have it. We apply it. Free estimate.
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Roofing, siding, gyttering, painting, paper
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Evening star., 1947-04-23
MOTOR TRAVEL tcont. ]

WANT PASSENGER? Need ride to and
from Aerie, e1o,o6 Dept. and HAWAII ave- s,n ne
iLEavING LEA IS FOR FOR LITTLE ROCK April 2sth;
can take 2. Phone Gil. 9039. 23
MAJOR, q. S. Arny. and mother, driving
to Los Angeles and Fort Lewis, would like
other man to share driving and expenses:
leave in about 8 days. Cali FA. 1745-R.
"a
Angeles May 5, desire one or two passen-
gers, share expenses Randolph S671 be-
tween 10-12 pm, B. HAIMES. 25s
PASSENGERS WANTED, New York. week
ends. 1916 Odds Hillside 0R42-M
Evening star., 1947-04-23

license; Northwest Ioca-
tion; seats about rs people; $50 bar busi-
ness; well established; suitable for man
and wife; easy to operate, small payroll:
large net returns; 5-year lease; rent, S75
mo-; to substantial party. easy terms
Tavern-Liquor license; . apt. down.
town location; seats 80 people; doing $500
day business, can be increased to $500
daily 5-yr. lease; conditioned new
equipment; meets all health regulations;
for quick sale, Se7,50o; "a cash down,
balance terms.
Tavern---Liouor license; downtown cor
ner; near Govt; bldgs.; elderly man re-
tiring; seats 40 people; open z am. to
z pm; doing 500 daily business; If kept
open to 2 am, receipts, can be doubled;
same owner Il years; sale price, $4,000;
"a cash down balance terms
Colored restaurant-Beer wine license;
Northeast location; seats about so people +;
5-year lease; bedroom apt. above store;
doing $3.50 day business.
Small sandwich shop. near transfer CO.
and industrial area-Short hours; doing
$40 day business; 6-year lease; S35 mo.
rent; for sale. S2.SO0 cash
EGGLETON REAL ESTATE. 2S17 18th
st. NV. DU. 5051; ewes, DU. 0747 until
Evening star., 1947-04-23
nationally advertised

ments. To see. cali wo. 64os TIL 8 m.
GAS STOVE, tabletop range: electric
electric iron: chiid's TayIor-Tot, and kiddie
corner; wardrobe trunk: cocktail table
GENERRAToRs- STARTERS. $3.50 up, lgst.
foaF faPaiTs n.;i ra yea year cARTY aR5 Co. 1903 14t
Z ssz sos Hs sRf sSf sasR
GROCERIES, broken lot cases. good va
neeyiooE r,esy WI aaS Saorice for quick sale Call
GUfTAR, electric Hawaiian. With ampli-
fer and case; excellent condition; S75.
.cRocHETEp cordet and plastic
Hhsr1Si ahls 81 lss7 after bSo 4sd pm
water radiator heating system. Installed
EESalss Egi5 Bss@sBt ST. SS sSy adso foRFER Essf
HEATING sYsTEMs@i ArcoIa coal heater.
AIsi,. AIso l steam heat system COMPLETE with
Escelent @ oppertunty W ee set esn eompiets
sn p1s assRz RANE hsssa & eo
aoLIYwoooD asS BEDS, twin. with common a
headbosrc, 1e inner-sprins mattresses. co.
HoT,WATEk HOT heaters, electric, aSs all
MzRp RApIo APpIANeEs slf ss'ssEas'eEs ssss as
eohaian sso ca $ Js sggs sssgseisy sssd
ACME FURNfTURE J. Stove c.. 'i0in ioI i
1Hs,a.Rias 1sh sI. nHs NJ 4 i s952. s9,i
rolls. 4s..xi25 900 sa. 1T IT,; 81 Hhd pe9 =
5oB 9oRatsa nssa 81 rLaST lass equipment.
plete and in first-class condition. At
tractivsly priced for immediate sale.
Alex gs54. ask for Mr.. BELL. 25:
e Fs f11 nurnsTs atp i large stock ACNE sTovE
KfIcHEN FuRNiTuRRE, TiujR rn inclSdin9 Ssnn; 1eon.rd
refrigerator, for small apt, Al condition.
$40 g st. Sc. FIR. 6544. wS4
LADIES--Forced to sell out below Cost
our entire stock, Of new 1909 an-wooi
spring coats and suits; sizes 10 to 46.
space ass 9,. TO us nov nov is worth more than
Lim'ited quantity. Act. fast. BASKIN.
LATT's TIE BAR-Thousands of new .na
exciting ties from around the world. We
nave everything In neckwear Washing
Tons 6 IS Only dn eomplete tie shop LATTs TfH
IEATiiEE caAfEsALounse. AfsisT club oc,.
3ionaa genuine top grain, floor ssmuie
SraSsxaiy rs 1y1 reduced. MANLoN Co.. Isgss I'VE
iIENsIs fer cameras, moyi. cameras as sn.
ia5sEsrsi aEM seieoisspsss sJ bought. sold. traded.
nyTNG ROOM. r. ps'. ave moasrniasE. aE a5sz
built to aoor, burEundy color: sserifics.
LIVING nm. SOFA, wine; eood .,.s ana
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Evening star., 1947-04-23

~, 4tTe 10 yUUT c1iairce tU get SparteQ WITH
Of action. w. H. SINfM ONS. 1923 M NV,
Ex. 61S1.
COLORED BARBER SHOP with 8 chairs;
old establishment; fine location: no COM
COLORED RESTAURANT-Has beaut. up
to-date fixtures. A-C license. long lease
Doing $1,000 per mo. and better. Can be
bought with little cash RIDGE REALTY
CO, 101S Vt. ave. NV, RE. 1873; hrs,
80 wk days, 9-I Sat "a
Evening star., 1947-04-23

lContinusd On Nexs psss'S
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BUslhlEss oppoRrlIl,tTlrs

6UStNESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANT 70 BUY direct from owner. anal
dsss.aaT me- c sras 5s s.lss .aa s0
RooMTNe ai M g as aousr, mansion. on IN New
asshrs rooms bss sas nsE Rsgsnt sooa lease
income quoted $500 mo-. expensive fur
cn easTf E sss ouNa hog f9r srssae pasqoR f1fs fN
oN e 1sth sl'aIs' 81, NEAR ass CoL. RDa rooms,
Ia baths: rent. $50: income quoted Ss10
and apt. for owner; very nicely furnished;
So. 500: only ST 900 down. Call Elk. 2555,
YOUNG & PASTOR. INC. 1923 Vermont
BOARDING HOUSE BARGAIN, 81 rooms.
circle: rent. s5s5; income quoted. So. $40;
saEs nssas aTss osn nd
YOUNG 4 PASTOR. INC. - 80
mostly colored business; season Just
started, and owner Of this business quotes
cleared as high as 1.5o0 z 3 mo- dmonth last
Gsf nv Yoany says is on5s 5ss YouNa sm
PASTOR. INC. 1129 Vermont ave-
quoted, ao S ssso mo monthly. opA Prices; % near
our Nations Capitol on A st. ne: If you
0f Landras snes so IS s5s5 9ouN M5
Rasr2R RooMSG Mo aousE ae BxRGas xfSs aye fe
Y baths; rent, sg5 in income quoted, 500 l9
KooMiNG Di na and 5 boarding anRh Houses & Mass ave-
not far from 14th n.w.-27 rooms. 9Ia
baths: corner ta adjoining housesl; rent.
S2s5 mo; income quoted oyer $1,000 mo-;
check net profit. $500 down. EDWIN
1, ELLIS. Broker. 1o1o Vermont ave-. Rnl
AKLINGTON-Laundry and dry cleaning
plant, in a location to get business from
three main arteries leading to Wash; extra
w. MN syaasss REA f1F fxpsgTSn TaT ca
ARLiNGToN-Filling station and garage,
station, garage g and plenty Of roo room ess Tor ex
pansion. You buy only stock, equipment
and business en- one of Arlington's busiest
sISe tfa MUIIEN 81 s111 1'ss5S Columbia BIKE bike
HOME H6l lsssi AID = IseomE-owner Ill. will sell
baths. oil h.-w.h.. 1oored attic. full bsmt.
det. gar: use as rooming or apt house;
eonv.. near Potomac Yards. Cain Alex
NO. 69-DELIcATEssEN and beer, Kosher
style same owner nigh on 16 yrs. no
tb;s Lease BIT you can get your money out Of
issa NJ St. NV. Ex sisfT. a. "'AoN''
mos trafic flows in Va, cooperative in
.vestment. CHI. 2133. -25
AUTO FINANCE COMPANY, excellent out
standing, on late-model ears; perfect loca-
ton in Office bldg Box 340-Z, Star 80
GAS STATION, large building; suitable for
car business, repairing; could be used for
large grocery. electrical appliances, ETC.:
has attractive showroom. JOHN BUR-
DOFT. Colesville. Md. Call Ashington, Md,
1916 81
LARGE DOWNTOWN super service station
and parking lot, long established will sell
as Is with all equipment including service
trucks, to responsible party; this is one
OF the best locations in Washington: owner
leaving city. must SELL Address all replies
to Box ASK. Star. ga
$500 daily; air-cond.: closes 6 pm daily;
closed Sundays: lunch counter service only;
seats 81; rent, 5000. lease 10 yrs; near
large dept. stores and Govt. bIdgs.: owner
states net profit over SO, 900 monthly. trial
given; $4,000 cash handles, balance $500
broker), 1909 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma 9743.
I
Evening star., 1947-03-14

Tenant Bryan, Richmond (Va)
Times Dispatch and New Leader;
John Dana Wise, Richmond News
papers, Inc.
John L. Blake, Scripps- Howard
Newspapers, New York; Douglas B.
Houser, ST., Louis Globe Democrat;
Evening star., 1947-03-14

Buffalo IN. " News: w. o. Taylor
Boston Globe: Sterling E.. Graham
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
r. r. Mccormick, Chicago Tribune
and New York News; john S
Knight, Detroit Free Press, Chicago
News, Akron Beacon Journal, Miami
Herald; H. Pointing, Detroit News;
James S. Milloy, Des Moines Reg
ister and Tribune and Milwaukee
Star Tribune; Mr.. Tripp, Gannett
newspapers, Rochester, N. Y; John
w. Haynes, Gene Robb and r. O.
Sternberger, Hearst Newspapers;
William Dryer, Indianapolis Star.
r. B. Scudder and Benjamin
Foley, Newark IN. j. News; John
F.. Tins, jr., New Orleans Times
Picayune; Thornton Hall, New York
Herald Tribune; Mr.. Adler, New
York Times; Edwin S. Friendly,
New York Sun; Walter H. Amen
berg, Philadelphia Inquirer; Mr..
Slocum, Philadelphia Bulletin; D.
Evening star., 1947-03-14

S. NJ Chambers and G. r. Carvell,
st. Louis Post Dispatch; Charles c..
Boysen. Washington Post; Fleming
Newbold, Washington Star; William
Shelton, Washington Times Herald,
and Earl D. Baker, Washington
News,
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-25
U. 5. Protests
 ROnania Arrests

VA s H INGTON, (P) - Tn e United States protested sharply to the Romanian government today against the arbitrary arrest with out warrant or charge" of hun dreds of opposition party members and others.
 A note said that the arrests ap- peared to represent "a deliberate effort at the suppression or ter roristic intimidation of demo- cratic elements" opposing the present Communist-dominated re- gime.
 The state department made pub lie the note which Roy M. Mel bourne, acting United States rep resentative at Bucharest, has been instructed to deliver to the Ro- manian foreign minister.
 The note said that the arrests appeared to violate formal asSur- ances given by Romanian officials that public liberties would be safeguarded It said further that "such evident deprivations of the most elemental human rights and fundamental freedoms" conflicted with terms of the Romanian peace treaty.
 The treaty has been signed by the Romanian government and ratified by the United States.
 Those arrested. the note said, are being held "in prisons and concentration camps under re- portedly deplorable conditions.
 The Romanian minister of in terior said May that the arrests were necessary to preserve inter- nal order.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-25
Against Admitting Displaced Persons

NEW YORK, (P)-The general federation of Women's clubs, at it's 56th annual convention, today voted down 556 to 341 a resolution approving pending Congressional legislation which would admit 100000 European displaced per sons a year to the United States.
 The spirited debate period pre- ceding the vote was marked by booS, hisses and loud applause.
 First to speak in opposition to the resolution was Miss Poquita Rabell, of Opalocka, Fla, who said that charity begins at home" and urged that no immigration be allowed when the United States was faced with growing unem- ployment."
 Another speaker, Miss Alves Long, of Columbia, s. C., asked that the resolution be approved on the ground that "The United States needs more population: these people fought for freedom"
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-25
Wednesday. June 25. ls47
Hungarian Status Still In Dark

LONDON (P)-An authoritative British source reported yesterday that Russia, for the second time in two weeks, had rejected British request for "clarification" of the situation in Hungary.
 A foreign office spokesman con firmed receipt in London of 2 Russian reply to the memorandu~l submitted to Soviet foreign min ister V. M. Molotov in Moscow ol June 17, but said he could not dis close it's contents.
 The Russian note, the spokes- man said, was delivered here over the week end, presumably at the same time that Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zarubin transmitted his governments acceptance of the British-French invitation to attend -three-power talks on European reconstruction.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-25
Search Ruins For More Bodies

BENNINGTON, Calf. (P) - Trough still smoldering debris and noXious fumes workers searched grimly yesterday for m0re bodies in the charred, twist ed hull: of the blasted tanker Mar kay.
 Four already have been recov- cred and nine men still are miss ing following Sundays terrific explosion of nearly 3,000,000 gal Ions of fuel, which broke the veS- sel in two and caused heavy fire damage to nearby docks.
 First estimates placed the over all damage at $l0,00O,OOO.
 The bodies of Harold C. Link l9, oiler, of Mololla, Ore, and Will liam Nelson Walters, third assist ant engineer, McMinnville, Ore, were the last recovered.
 After looking over the wreckage of the l1,330 ton tanker, L. L. LiShman, port captain for Union Oil Co.,, said it is readily evident the explosion was touched off fai inside the ship"
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-25
U.S.:Russia Will Make War With Words Only

CHICO, Calif., (P) - Conflict between the United States and Russia will not go beyond the name calling stage, believes Father Bernard Hubbard, "Gla- cier Priest" and world traveller.
 Father Hubbard, resting here at the home of a brother after a seven-month world tour, said in a copyrighted interview with the Chico Record that he felt Russia had neither the ''know how" nor the physical facilities for Waging war.
 The priest, head of the geology department of Santa Clara univer- sity, demonstrated the Soviet Hack of know-how" by declaring he learned year ago the Russians had built an atomic energy plant and then had had it blow up on them, killing several scientists and devastating a wide area.
 He said the plant was about 50 miles from Moscow, but would identify it no more definitely. He added, however, that "the source of my information is authorita tive"
 "One of the professors evidently forgot decimal point and the Soviet atom factory and all those scientists blew up."
 Another instance of Russian lack of "knoW-hoW" he said was their leaving behind essential parts in stripping factories in Ger many and Manchuria.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-25
Union Officers Ordered Removed

SEATTLE, (P)-Removal from office of all officers of Seattle To- cal 2, cannery workers and farm laborers' union, was ordered yes terday by the unions information al headquarters.
 Simultaneously, the internation- al obtained temporary restrain ing order against eight of the busted officers, charging gunfire and outright terrorism" rule meetings of the local.
 The suit was filed by the food, tobacco, agricultural and allied workers of America, of which the local is an affiliate.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-25

the lease is issued, provided the improvements required by the lease have been made and other terms of the law have been met. The option of purchase. clause written into the lease will set forth the appraised value of the unimproved land at the date the lease was issued and this value, together with the cost of survey, If any, necessary to describe the land properly, will constitute the price at which the land may be purchased. The lessee must agree to construct upon the leased land to the satisfaction of the regional administrator of the bureau of land management improvements under which the circumstances are presentable, substantial and appropriate for the use for which the lease is issued.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-25
ANTIQUE WATCHES ON DISPLAY

w. D. Thompson, the "Eye-glass Repair Man." has on display in his window, a collection of watch es which he has gathered in the past 35 years from sources all over the United States ,as a hobby.
 The collection, consisting of 29 watches, of which the oldest is PAY years, and are all in working condition, has won first prize three times in shows in the States.
 MT. Thompson states he will gladly explain the watches to any one interested.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-25
Bubble Gum" Not Injurious

WASHINGTON, (P) - Bubble gum isn't to blame for juniors upset stomach or for any other of his pains, except maybe aching jaws, the food and drug admins tration said today.
 The results of tests mo not war rant any conclusion that bubble gum contains toxic ingredients, " the agency said.
 The bubble gum tests followed reports from some areas that chill dren were possibly being made i'll by chewing it. This the agency found incorrect. In fact, it found bubble gum no more harmful than pure paraffin wax.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-25

SEATTLE, (P)-A United Air lines DC-6 plane, averaging 330 miles an hour, made a test com mercial flight from San Francisco to Seattle Monday in two hours, fl minutes, company officials said. The plane, soon to go into regular operation, was pilOted by Capt. James Matthews.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-25

CHILLIWACK, B. C. (P)-Fif- teen hundred pounds of supplies were dropped on Tiederman gla- cier yesterday by the Cascade Air Service in preparation for the planned ascent of 13,000 foot Mount Washington this summer by nine members of the Harvard Mountaineers.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-25
PAA REPRESENTATIVE
 HERE ON BUSINESS TRIP

Neil Cecil, traffic representative from the Fairbanks office of the Pan American is spending a few days in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-25

Of the 55 highest peaks in the United States, 42 are on Colorado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15

Spun Royon Head Square is decoro-
tive and protective with spIoshy floral
prints on white or coIored background
Fringe or machine stitched ends Buy 81
several for those "Iost-minute gift" -
WSL-No,h Building :
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15

Rose Bedeeked Ponties for the
little girl who likes feminine things. Sweet
Iy styled brief in white or blush rose with
cotton lace on the eIostczed legs. q ST
posie on each side, too. Sizes z to Is, !
VSL-NorA Baiidins
GIRLS APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR