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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09

To Tenakee: Mrs. c. Johnson. To Hood Bay: Paul Bell.
 To Chichagof: Mark Jensen.
 To Port Althrup: Del Winner and Bob Corcoren.
 To Skagway: Sgt. Naff, Mrs. F Moore, c. D. Johnston and Joe Hickey.
 To Excursion Inlet: A. C. Adams and wife.
 To Hconah: J. T'emplin, M. C. Mcdonald.
 To Ketchikan. Mrs. Thomas, A, E. Owens and Hazel Blair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09
CALL FOR
 NEE TING
 BY MAYOR
Presidents of All 0rgani- zations Ask 10 Meet
 Tomorrow Night

Mayor ". E. Hendrickson today issued call for the Presidents oi all organizations on Gastineau Channel to attend a meeting tomor- row night, (Thursday, June lO) at 8 o'clock in the City Council cham bers.
 The purpose of the meeting is to organize a Presidents council to CO., ordinate program of reception and entertainment for visiting dignitarles and larger delegations such as the Navy ships that have visited Juneau
 Each organization is requested to have a representative attend this important meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09
BIBLE SCHOOL YOUTHS
 ARE ON PICNIC HERE

It's a good day for picnic and the young folks attending the Un- ion Vacation Bible School are talk ing advantage of it today.
 The primary department went out the Basin road to picnic. the junior department took their lunch es out to Aux Bay and the h. termediate group went over ta Douglas Beach to spend the after noon, following church school this morning. About 165 persons are attending the summer school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09
MINNESOTA BOY TO VISIT
 ELFIN COVE RELATIVES

Jim Daly, of Pine City, Minn nephew of MT. and Mrs. George Williams at Elfin Cove, arrived here yesterday via PAA and regis tered at the Baranof Hotel. He is enroute to visit his Elfin Cove relatives for the summer months Daly just graduated from high school and will enter the Univer- sity of Minnesota next fall.
 He will assist MT. and Mrs. Will jams in the operation of their gen. eral store, marine station, cafe and fish buying His family plans to visit Elfin Cove next year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09
PAN AMERICAN FLIES 5 HERE WEEKDAY

Pan American flights yesterday brought 57 passengers, 2o of which were cannery workers and continued westward, here from Seattle yes terdav and departed with 2l from Juneau to Seattle.
 From Seattle: Herbert Belch, Rob ert Bowman, John Cecil, Harry Hart, William Elliott, Reginald Winkler, Daniel Lilleness. Olaf Hellstrom, George Russell, Eldon Schales, Ma jor Elsemdahl, Jack Perran.
 Tom Rawls, Emory Wellons. Will Donnelly. Lewis Olson, Alice Kra- win Mrs John Rock, Lyman SWingle, Nathan Knorr, Robert McNary, Lor- raine Hawkins, Fred Dent and wife and child Frank Moliter. Pearl Peterson, Rohert Naff and Floyd Carter.
 To Seattle: Mrs. M. w. Paredes, Frank Heintzleman, Harry and Ethel Morgan. Don and Virginia Graham, Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Parker, Mrs. R. l. Parker, C. w. Wright, H. L. Hein- miller. Mir. and Mrs. Jack Carr, Mary Bradley, Cecelia Sheveski, Elizabeth Briggs. Emily Dean, J. M Martinez, Lee Stockwell and Bud Briscoe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09
REBEKAHs MEET

The Rebekah Lodge will meet this evening at the usual time of 800 o'clock for the regular session. All members are urged to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09
SKAGIVAY VISITORS

H. c. Crandall and wife and Mrs. Larry McGuane, from Skag- way, are Juneau visitors and stay ing at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09
FROM KINZUA, OREGON

MT. and Mrs. J. H. Coleman from Kmzua, Oregon, are in Juneau, registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09
HERE FROM ANCHORAGE

Mrs. Harry Dout from Anchor age is staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09
FROM WASHINGTON. D. c.

Mir. and Mrs. R. Day from Wash ington. D, C.. are staying at the Baranof Hotel &
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09

MT. and Mrs. R. F. Johnson from Everett. Wash are staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09
NO C0MpENSATI0N
 FOR JSC WORKERS

The Alaska Unemployment Com pensation Commission was mailing notices today to employees of the Juneau Spruce Corporation that their appeals for Unemployment Compensation had been disallowed by referee Henry Roden
 According to R. E. Sheldon, UCC Executive Director, Roden had sus- tained an earlier UCC opinion that the workers were not entitled to re- ceive compensation because they were unemployed due to a labor dispute.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09
FROM KETCHIKAN

Pete Christensen and J. B. Smith from ketchikan, are guests at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09

HERE FROM HAYNES Prank Young from Haines is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
Evening star., 1948-09-26

SBc Cake Pans Of alum
mum, for baking noun
tain cakes, 8" size. Just
right for layer cakes.
Evening star., 1948-09-26

The famous Model No. 6H
that polishes efficiently, ef-
fortlessly, gives a high lus-
tire. Has guaranteed air.
cooled motor. Light and
easy to handle. Just 36.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
$3.50

Sass Stainless Porce-
lain TOP Bases, all met
al, white e n a m e ] e d,
roomy utensil compart-
ment with shelf. Size
3lL"x2O"x16",
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Fireplace Ensemble

$l7.e5 Brass-plated, 7-Pc.
Ensemble for log-burning
fireplaces. Set includes: 15l2-
In. aladirons, Ape. fire tool
set and three-fold. top
bound screen.
Evening star., 1948-09-26

$3.50 Shopping Cart, has
easy-rolling wheels, folds
fat. For groceries and
laundry.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Sl.OO

Irreg. Of S2.75 Bun
Warmers with wire
basket to keep buns
from burning. Famous
make.
Evening star., 1948-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outfit; largest selection OF cam
Peee s csss or
Ransefinders. films. color .films, photo
papers, chemieais, photo books and u, I;50o !; G4
sm We 5sy nd pa tssae
Jnstioe Dep3. Ca cstaos M free. Se RE a4se sep
ADDING MACHINE. Remington Rand.
excel. cond,. with case. so WI. 7g05.
ADDING MACHINES; calculator. old Mon, n
roe electric So alses large o tsSls radio
HoSp1s HeM mmsd; NI ssno dslioery' s1oo. Call Mr.
sk .as sa'sS sSs :'es sey s1ss'
sIRl aIR coSpIrioSERs, s5s St RS philco York, =.
sPss ssRses Fsea Esa: ~ stSns' ff5fR
AIR, R,coNDITioNERs, several sizes and
s0pf for sfRs''a
Carriers in all sizes. Used reeonditioned
service fseilities. 1t pays to deal where
~ ;S' r. SE'1sR since 1870
sizes and alloys; suitable. for all types OF
livery. Call cH. 3soo, SOUTHERN METAL
DISTRIBUTORS, l43o Key blvd, Arlinston.
ANDIRoNs, fire screens. few left, selling
out Get them now and save money.
3o32 NJ st. NV. Open Saturdays. -6
ANTIQUE. Victorian sofa, also mama and
papa chairs: tufted blue satin tall from
Krupsawsl: perfect condition. Call Mon
day before 10 am. or after 8 pm. EN-.
ANTIoUES-Trinity table circa 1890. bow
front chest, small tables. dolls. AT THE
SIGN OF THE BLACK BULL. Laytonsville,
Nd, 6 miles west of Olny.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. collection of early
American furn and china, including Spat-
terware, pink luster, historical plates
and glassware; corner cupboard, slant-top
desk, chest, benches. chairs and numerous
other articles not mentioned ELI ALPER,
] mi. north Of Rockville: telephone Rock
vile 2402. Open Sunday. -
Evening star., 1948-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WHEEL CdAIkS I'd, portable; $40 Iof
both or viii sell ssparately. WA. s121.
WINDOW vALANcEs. custom made. lao.
THk iii Psassi PPusa1rIRE IRE Ct cI1STc. NC OF '
WRIST WATCH, mans, with sterling ex.
pansion band; automatic. waterproof.
shess sssn, Issi'sns S.p sops ssB can maxi
wRisT WATCH. lady's, platinum. dia.
mond. No reasonable offer refused. Tenr-
fes SINGLE SSSsL SCREENS. 10 double screens
BROWN. ass sefsfn Mi' $685.. $685. lawn mower s
ckAIM ~ sS;Esl. 0sEs gas water heater; So
SSE-MsNgTE sri Nj S1fs WASHING MACHINE. sood
shape, sso. 8: s; HOWE. l2os asth st,
sMETHHsT sSash hFrseSpi sGeSopMiPPorE, eandl.stet S..-
sert slassss. stiekley love seat, and other
isfTs AFT SIZE e. GAS sssS STOVE. ...pl.dd.r stool
card tables and chairs: roaster; gifs
table OF dishes; beads; luncheon cloths.
etc. HO. $3.50, Ext sos; to o p m.
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS -For one
room dinette apt. including all new mod.
custom made drapes. slip covers, etc;
will sell complete or separately; saerince.
Can be seen at 1909 g street NV, Apt.
S1s, between l and 4:30 Sat. or Sun.
Call ov. 5963 mornings, Sat. and sun,
cHnD's roIDEY SEAT. car seat, Holsats
toys, down comfort, bedspread, mans
overcoat. size 80, women's dresses. size
12; hats, shoes. assorted sizes children's
REMOVABLE BRICK FIREPLACE and
ma mantel -a for electric logs; like new. eah
Evening star., 1948-06-05
FARM end GARDEN.

BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO.-SpecfAlf8-
vile; Md; Tower 1884 Open suns: 10
BomAT9 Bfsntnood Ed. StANTsssSa uS iass V'rnum - st.
Sso gsr IsS2n RSH EN- Hsss
STANDING Hay. IS acre, Timothy,
clover lespedeza, SIS per acre. or cut on
shares: 8 miles from Centrevlle, Route 500.
HARDY hzALEAs-surplus stock at re-
asssS 9EfsE I2 51R tn. arts.
50 solve your individual problem with serv.
Of your. need. Bulldozer grading. prepara.
tion Of lawns, seeding. rolling. special
manured top soil. acid woods earth; we'll
rhododendron, magnolia. dogwood. pyra-
eantha; bamboo. all type. OF confer and
ground covers; selected plants locally
dag sradns dranase dnH % tres
fencing, brick. stone hasstqns, cement.
pool, DESIGNS. plans. advice and sstimstes.
GERANTfGHs. Soc e.. 3 for II; striped
Re bioominr prpir roses AsHfoN NURSERY M ny esio
G s2RVE 2Rsn suns sodSns sSf III srsdns
fiASfs Aih .ppr9s 1S5 asssR
aEaEs4 e NJ 4 GN fEm 4ass ass oT "a "a sa sso
stone and road road Frsv,i; By I'd. ton %. or
EasDssArE laas eA GaRDESERssun. ES seeded
fertilized; evergreensi towering shrubs.
tenn, grading; annual plants; 80 yrs eIper.
RoTo o TfihLLER, Rotoett.. choremaster gar.
s.Ias,Gn' prsss fsn FfshRss{ 5gfe c co
Lee 5Ty ARstoe cn Ysrr.ntg 7G ,oo
fGowfRs f2 sgas Lee shRGbs hEG Arlington .na .na.pn
NUNS, scarlet sage, gsum. Esraniums.
csnnas. carnation marisoid, eandytuft.
many others; also hne selection Of eyer.
MARkEr sIsfas r1 AND lSUff SUssRR1Es % Queens chsp
sxaDEN ssSa m raseTof sss9 o0fa fs4s sunmda' m with
pillow, S1s3.5o; field mower, power lawn
mower. epltiys,or. etc, avail; demonstIa-
flower BOXES. urns. vases. bird baths,
sssoass ssis Mass ave GLOBES s VI a4s
FIELD GROWN, CABBAGE. tomato and
sweet potato plants. oakton. Va. eAl
SOD 1D Fof sALE-only acres left: sx,
ceptionafly good quality. heavily rolled
sod, 1925 per acre. MATTAPON1 FARM,
Groom, Md, Ask operator for Marlboro
ONE MODEL B Allis-chalmers tractor
with plow and cultiyator: one ensilase
cutter fbrand-new): one hay dump rake;
one cream separator: one brooder. Call
R.. G. CHANDLER, Ashton 1865. Brook
soo1TioTILLER, garden tractor. 6h hp,
rom rom orig. % price. scHLDdEL 4 GOLDEN.
{ Saiser-Fraser Dealer, 1I9 Carroll st. Ta-
IONA Park. GE. 1900. Ill
'LAGSTONE WALKS, terraces, nreplaces,
ock gardens, Hshponds, retaining walls,
,ipe drainage; all kinds Of cement work.
rockville, Nd Phone Rockville 1898 Ii
TREE SERVICE, landscaping. pruning,
opping. eleyattng. remove trees. sodding
md seeding; free estimates. SH. 1922, TR.
;RAvELY GARDEN TRACTOR. used about
% hours, sickle-bar mower and eultivstor
IA. 1872. "a
'ARMALL "a Traetor) with pillow. culti-
ator, mower and trailer; new cond.i
1 ,375 Gaithersburg 32-M ewes. or Bun;
II AIR weekdays. i
Evening star., 1948-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. .typewriters, calcu-
1atoTs bISgh1 NITE snd sela snd Tsntsd Re
ANf1eUEs M si g." Oric-.brae, china, ..lv.rw.r..
2s ssi!1E ssss 1888
ANTIQUES-Furniture. bric- -brac. china.
sshsss Cash Fprs prs.. psa e.:
ANTIQUES. Ss' HOUSEHOLD ruRN1ruRE-
tables; ME. ss7S; after pm. Rx 7ss4.
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites,
LYME LYME room room pieces rugs. gas ranges and
once: will pay. highest possible prices.
es aG mssy odsy Tas ms y9S fsye e sell
CAMERAS, all types. movie equipment, an
sGssssG5ss Sse ps Sousht at hlghess prices ssEN
CLoTHING-Top prices paid for mems
nssd clothing tygesEifsr' %Ss,Ssl assIa.
SALES. 100 rlorids t ave. nA~NshsEs NV. Nj ssi4
Open evenings. will call to sive estimate.
sssra5Sssassiss s!.s Kiss 'fa +: ':. "
nH bTamoSbss me s7sd Cd sss oPsn ;.ss,w VIM cali
YoRR sRa M z9u Co., ST. rs 7s T.
FUR COATS, especially muskrats. Psrsi.ns.
Psia. AMER1cAN dS'cF FUR i"'e Co. 'iSS: INC. | |sss
FURNIfURE-Your entire household con.
tents or odd pieces; highest prices. s: 2.
FURN; EXGH.. 21o 9TH st. Sc. AT o5s5.
piece; pie highest cash price 1--WE do movingl,
FuRNiTURE-win buy entire contents or
HoPWooD's. sth and SITS. NV, ME.
FiJRNITuRE and houseboId .n.ct, n, IN.
better kind wanted at once; win buy
saeS s todaS Gaa pfses MS GRap IF b Mo h0m ss PLEASE
TURNITUREM Household GOODS Of all
"a ,brac, lamps: cut glass; highest cash
FuRNITuRE BouGHT@Bedroom, living
refsr, wash, and sew, machines. pianos,
merchandise; we buy, almost ANYTHING.
G II yon are I ready Se to sell at once call Mr..
waNf6 ssss 2F Ra pnrsha.. df.e,
11tfE r19RNfrlkp FRI waSTEDooa RE az clean dim
pieces. IA aiia' ' ''U s' Ms
GOLD - Bring your old gold silver. plating.
seR sefSssa 5sys1y ysaT. a. S Us Psy
picture frames. clocks:
afG antique ss EN- 4aS china or vs. $500 eu0'
PIANOS, grand, upright, sptnet or apt.
size. any size. any condition; will pay
ffANos fianN ST. w2ANffEp-coLoN1AL 2lsf PIANO
co pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma.
1870 after 10 am for courteous appraisal.
SEWING MACHlNES-We buy all types:
pleatlng 9l7 ST.. RE. 1900, RE. 23f1.
sondsSa poRA sRDf MEEsross
1895 G St NV. Sterling 1895
WANTED TO BUY, combination chest,
desk single Murphy bed or daveno, 12xi2
(or larger) rug or carpet. Ho. 1869.
WANTED several ured ta-h.p., 11O-220
motors. Call Elk Oo63, 9-5 pm. IS
grade OF household fur
niture, antiques and ofice furniture. MA.
s2VERAI s Ten1sfi USED Woo8 Or METAL ono.
storage cabinets wanted. Call Elk. 0063.
9-4 M b
Evening star., 1948-06-05
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS. alterations, concrete walks
and nv wa pHclay etys msn Ts
ADDITIONS, Al home improvements from
ssis%:ni ss Dss * a2t coS co s9"F ss
ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS, redecorating
all work guaranteed: free. estimates; Be-
:Tss, .Fss oD5E BE, ssds1 + H BEST INC WI 5SSS:
AsKEW's HOME sERv.-paintins, paper
hanging. fl. sanding undermining, bsmt
arTfa1roS 4 FEST 5sss HONE ne oWSRRsAny IsS2 work
Harris Contractors, ST. 74sa Or IA
caRpfSTRY CAR Ell sl~s WORK and painting sxper exp
THE AUSTIN T. aU1cK CO. Phone GO
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. naestones,
terraces, walks chimneys' firfplaceS &c e.
= MARcuccio. Route 4. Herner's line,
Rockville, Md, Phone Rockville 35ss.
CONCRETE woRK-csu US for walks,
stems; floors. paving, retaining walls
ea7srs PRHr eeSsnRs coNs
TON 60 Sonerete Contractors Alexan-
fSseEEIs . sSR MAsoNhhf S5sTs ERkf .4y
fLoOh SEhNIlE-NOtnlTs DAE IHP pest
iayins, sanding. hRishins; cleaning ong pa5-
e fss' Se isi2 Wsson
GENERAL REPAIRS and remodeling of all
1tndS IEHs OH PROMPT o. seFSce N0 osEs L. MILLER
baths, kit, remodelins; cabiness and ap-
piances Altico wall tie, all colorS; rubber
H9AfTsvILIE f1sII; coSTRAcTING CO.
Painting, papering. roofing and siding: all
IRON WORK, 1re escapes, railinEs,, pre-
5PoN RoN 56s WoRks s5fas 'Pp 1ss n 18TH saS M
kf4cHfSs kH HENS REDEs1GNED and installed by
worn linoleum sink tops replaced with
ints m fssins5s HoME sse e. NA Gan fSr
fHH:81 fHE H1srN 'ss aueS 3s CO FfoHs e.
SCREEN DOORS, SCREEN wIRE-Larse
stock Of screen wire. bronze. ealv and
saqk aS9 Ss S'ze
North Capitol and sts., Republic ;a02
soREES .T 6orE 6o sPS PoEeH ssH While ~ hyf n
soa rsk0ms rss Md
.sRa5Ss 0?SazS sGsfN QUICK so
wATERPRoOFING. wet cellars. walls, in
terror, exterior, roof repaired, painted,
masonry rep.; guar. low prices. NEV1Ns'
WATERPRooFING. Easements and roofs:
AUSTIN T. QUICK CO. Phone co. a4sl.
sdn 10oms bns aHht porehss
HALLE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS,
JJN ll41 Call for free estimate. IS
BUiLDER- R-CoNTRAcTOR, general repairs
of all kinds; bars and rec. rms. specially.
CARL W. SNIDER, Jr. GE. 6lS2 lis
for reas estimates on all home improve
ment and remodel Jobs: attic rms. addi-
tions a speciality. WA. SSsI. UN. 424l: IS
Evening star., 1948-06-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LIQUOR STORE, excellent downtown loca-
ton. crossing over 100000 annually, po-
tentially much greater; not eut-rate
store; Unusually clean .o stocs Owner sssll sell
RESTAURANT, well-known Bethesda. Ch.
Ch-Mobile meal kitchen specializing in
fshed : years Gross sales. 100000.
tourist home for hotel and restaurant,
the District line, on beautiful =
scre tract. containing 2e rms. priced to
sell SAMUEL E, BoGLEY. WI. $500.
Open evenings until s. -5
e RESTAURANTS in nearby. Va. priced
70 sell For particulars. ask for Lawrence
Msnnas, MANNAS REALTY CO., 2116
Wilson blvd. Gil. 27S4. OK. 27S4. IS
Evening star., 1948-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER with operator for hire. CaA
SH. 1859 after pm. IS
BULLDOZERS FOR HIRE with operator,
to excavate and clear eround; immediate
service and reasonable rates. NO. p413,
call after ) 80 pm -6
REFRIGERATORS for rent HALEY'S RB.
FRIGERAToR SERVICE, 1242 9th st. s:w..
Evening star., 1948-06-05
POULTRY and EGGS

0Oso Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
n. II. RED CHICKS, Pul. passed. S11 PEI
o. G. MAXWELL. L4nham. Nd.
WHITE KING PIGEONS. Rice strain, -
young mated pr: beautiful. profitable psts.
Evening star., 1948-06-05
AVIATION.

ERCOUPE late l946 model. 425 hours:
2-way radio; sensitive altimeter, turn a24
bank; reconditioned prop, new paint j5p'
any color; price. St,675. Call ME-. 0sf4,
q to 8 weekdays. -
Evening star., 1948-06-05

piets with elec. clock thermostat, or
FTRN-1 occa asional chair, 1 HOLLYWOOD
s% Psd, ,,ss, sinsIe innersprins mattress: 6 Cal
FuRN.@Maple Fl chest. s15; engineers iele
windsor rocker, SIS; cedar chest, s25; misc
tables, $3.50 ea.: drop-leaf table. s25
laund ss59 comb onien msts
table. s3.5o; mans bicycle. SEQ; child,
bike. SO; radio, $40: york bench, SO;
fuRN@a-pe Fl Mo.oa. si' elegant M 4 mahos dining rm
suite, like new; Philco. radio phonograpf
combination. complete kitchen, incl, din:
set ehanes dse mea Beas with su #
mahos:, Other ODD pieces and lamps Al
in i! ,G excel; cond LU 2652 between II sne
FURNITURE-Beaut. modern lime oak cof-
fee and . end tables. & mos old: orig
SI04, will sell separately or all for $50
FURNITURE SIX ROOMS for sale satur
day and Sunday from am % to : pm 2
FURN., studio couch, metal closet, dble
gS ss5s ssam saq v4n ". 81
7-piece walnut bedroom suite, maple
dinette table with 4 chairs, kitchen table
3 chairs; TW. l740. e
bureau, bookcases, etc TR. 4554 s.
FURNISHINGS--Living dining. bedroom
incl: chaise Tongue, books: secretary, sofa
lamps. pictures, paintings. lovely silver,
watch, jewelry, etc Antiques, incl. rare
amber vases. tilt table, carved pedestal
marble fernery. set chairs, Boston rocker
rosewood bed, carved giltwood tables, lady s
desk. Many useful things reasonably priced
OWNER. 2l0S r St NV. g.
FURNISHINGS. complete for 6-room home
practically new, including 1-ft Kelvinator,
GE washing machine; priced for quick sale
Owner leaving city. No dealers 5,7 After
FURNITURE~overstufed davenport and
lamps; RA. 45sa, to Q P;m. >.
dinette. .slo.s5; beds, complete. 81 a5;
chairs, si;s5 up: bedrm. sets, s7e a5 up;
tables, s3.95. Terms. Free D. c. delivery.
ss22 I4th st. nv. Open III 9.
e drop-lesf tables. center table. breakfast
rm table, cocktail table, mshor. vanity
bureau. chest Of drawers. kneehole desk.
wicker settes. Nj. 7060. tSes Jenttor9
-
Evening star., 1948-06-05
and. 9 IT,; $3.50. AID.

sp1net and console
Baldwin; embodies fea-
ands and upright; full
sponsive action, dura-
.ppealinR case designs
nut, ebony, light oak
.Sh. Exclusive at HUGO
Evening star., 1948-06-05

RANGE. Heetromaster. apt. size; 3 burn
ers. deep well cooker: used mos; excel.
fsnd RHdoRsb s,G9 %AcGNE Gh H faS .ab. model
roller skates. shoe type size 5: practically
REC rfss21see DE- sys.m ss player
combination. portable. floor sample rea-
sonable. LEEHANs RADIO. 1902 L st.
REfGK.. s.eu..ft sf Admiral; Dual Temp,
cold wall. freezer chest, practically new;
cond. ! ehanneei-back kidney sofa, custom
RIEFRIGERATooR, RIHS oE, approximately Is
s-burner gas stoye. for Cylinder gas. WI.
REFRrGERAroR. crosley shelyador, apt.
Or M after $50 pm. week days HoWARD',
REFRiG21RAroR. gas: in excel. cond.
best offer; vi; VI; s33l: -. .. v.;-!1.
aF sa good srse ess
takes. Orr, s2s 18th st, NV d. oosa
NJ ss5 III T.: ne, :: ssas4 s sss es; s
Ri RREFiRIGERAToR, serve!. AZ Gu. IT.; ex-
faE1sRi ERA s0 wsstnshos.. 2ss
l947 model; excellent condition; s175.
sREEFRRffGGIERAToR-My nice. big Electro
noise, almost no cost but needing space.
ri sell for S8s. co. 97s7. %
REFRIGERATOR-Hot Point. 7 #; gas
stove. porcelain, both in excel. condition.
coldspot, 90. In excel.
cond., 500 or best offer. Call HI. 6770.
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse, 1877
model 90 Gu. IT,, used 4 months. Cali
REFRiGERAroR, double door. 10 Gu. It.;
coed running order; 500; cost $3.50. EM.
Kelvinasor, Al Gu. IT,;
General Electric, like
new; private owner. 4106 Arkansas ave
Hotpoint Magic Chef
gas stove; bureau. ehihorobe, cabinet, OIL
stove, table and chairs; metal bed spring
mattress: boys bicycle. HO. 20o9- -
REFRIGERATORS t2), commercial, L; ~
Gu. it., 1915: /, so GU, IT,, 500. OF pes,
YWCA, food service dept. 18th and K sts
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excel. condition; all porcelain; $7b. OIL
oE 35 eu. it., I doors,
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employees, ard those among the highest paid,
can successfully maintain The threat Of a par.
alyzing Strife against the interest of the en-.
tire "ountry-ard against so per cent of their
fellow employees.
The threat o: Il strike cannot justify grant,
ing more favorable conditions 10 125 900 en-.
pioyes ttcn have already lcen put in effect
for l,175.oOc. nor will il alter the opposition
o! the railroads TO unwarranted wage in.
cTeases or 10 changes in working rules which
are NOT justified.
A glance at the box shows what employees
represented by the Engineers and Firemen
maize. They are among the highest paid in
TIE ranks Of labo! in the United States, il not
the highest.
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poses. As Mr.. Dulles perceives,
great deeds, the kind usually
o n ly possible in war are now
essential. To fill Europe's need
and at the same time check in
flation W i'll require sacrifices,
certain self-imposed restraints.
Bernard Baruch calls for pro-
ductive effort such as won the
war to win the peace.
M o S t of all the need is for
Americans to put themselves in
to this project. tits still true that
the gift without the giver is
bare" 1t won't do to merely
hand out the needed dollars-or
even the goo s. Imagination,
sympathy. understanding must
go with them if ERP is to do it's
full job. A large sense of
brotherhood must direct the
whole project. There should be
more tuman-to-human accompa.
nimen:s-like t h e Friendship
Train, and the Yankee Friend
Ship. There might we'll be al
organized effort to let American
youth go abroad to aid W h ere
practicable in the reconstruction
work.
Let us not be ashamed of ideal
ism. Let us put it to doing the
work that only it can bring tt
fruition in peace and freedom. -
Christian Science Monitor.