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Evening star., 1948-01-04
ROOMS EURNIsHED-Notheost

near @ bath; 81 80 week; gsntieman;A M excel.
ifsni0 isia Mp phoas AVE- M slarse fg2o astrsesiv.
room, Beauty Rest matt; semipyt: bath.
saho 1SndEpkipg gentleman $40 %o: sS:
aSpo room Sah tsr sr qas ssSer
sss'i sas MASS AVE. o NE.AIisht. Gle Clean. front
room, second floor; single or double: near
7os E ST, N.E.-Lge,. fuGn. rms, twin
sss ses GLsY aoubs fssS front
room next to bath, furn. or unfurn. for 2
gentlemen or working cple.; break. priyil.
and uni phone: "a blk. from busline. Gail
TW. s5,s after pm. or all day Sunday;
RHODE ISLAND AYE; NE, !s-pele; Em,
The MARIcK, 1ss B st. seNcomfortabls
laundry facilities; sgl, $3.50: dble., s25.
1905 STAPLES ST. NE-Loyely double
front from rc1m: @ tTin beds; good transDorsa-
bIk. to Street car; adult family. csii No.
$ylS 18th ST, Me- dbl: rm,. twin
single nm. $50. Convenient location. Nj.
34i7 EASTERN AVE NE, near R. I. ave;
bus at do9r; o- Ss bedrooms, MS, pys bath. pvt.
DOUBLE BEDROOM, with sober congenia, m
young coupe; suitable for ladies, man
and wife; close to cars and stores; rea-
soneble. Please call VI, 1922. a
1915 OATES ST. NE.-Large sleeping
OF phone TR. 1895 a
2801 3rd ST. N.E.-Two sleeping rooms.
Call DU 2460 %
preferred; Unlimited phone; conven.
transp. DU. obi -5
MASTER BEDROOM. private home, excel
lent transp.' light cooking ia. 6ss2.
ROOM FOR RENT. new home. s26 per
s; mo ofS Cal TwiSNi1g 9l5i, a5as from, "a ~,
kitchen privileges, unlimited phone: u1iet,
employed couple preferred. FIR. 1858.
4S-A QUINCY PL. NE.-Cheerful single
front room, 4 windows; also small room.
next to bath. convenient location: IN
limited telephone. NO. 1925.
CONTINUED on Next PaSe3
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BOATS,

MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope, IRE ex-
tmguishers, outboard motors, Scripps ma
R ERs sRslBs 81 s3 e a39 os sn nsls s'f1s
sEARcHIIGHTs. crouse-Hind boat. g.
inch, pistol grip. remote control. new:
S5nh eSr S9S RoTos Fes sSe
5S9s o9fBoHkb aesh S. AND SR as6
spect our boats under construction and
compare quality and price before buying
your new boat; order now: a deposit, or
goa desre cApE wi cREaR goaT
Mayo Md. Open weekdays, 8 am. to 4
pm; Saturday and Sunday, l to 4 pm.
tors; price is reasonable. S. E. SALES co.,
WANTEb@oatboar motor, regardless Of
sizs Itn or or condition; cash for same. 7s7
EyINRUDE and Elto ou.Doard motors:
new na used service
exso1iNh e9xss III WarEk VIZ Ef iTAsNKs made to meas
STAINLESS H fck sfs ptss sinks GN h2Sas Rh 1875
BEAUT1FUGL WATERFRoNT LOT. 5oxlao
line, in exchange for cabin cruiser. Box
sK-Rp: ls47 oyrBoARD motor. run
about 90 hours, SIS. 1904 N. Nelson ST..
sI5FT sIef''n oNsss sedan s5s 1g4g 4g ca3,:1sr
AMBER NC e15 Maine ave. s.w. ME.
GHoUsEBoAT, 80 TT. x 12 it., 2 rms, We
netian- blinds, kitchen, bath and deck.
Ideal for lodge or summer home. Located
in Annapolis: $1,000 or best offer. HUGH
ALEEANIdN A4ExANREE .1.% me, oJSFS NE 1922.
and marine railway. New Packard finger
tip controlled motors are now available
through Washington's exclusive Packard
marine dealer. See them in operation now.
THE THE JACK sErs STONE T,S &C. GL 72oo 729.or,Sc1 m1
194S 4O-ft. Matthews de luxe sedan. pow
cred with two 150-h.p. Packard hnger-tip
controlled motors; may be seen now by
calling THE JACK STONE CO., GIL 1900.
THE JACK STONE co. takes pleasure In
announcing that the Matthews Co., the
Richardson Boat Co., the Century Boat
have complete exhibits at the 194s New
York Motor Boat Show, Jan. 9th through
18th. Information regarding any products
Of these companies may be had by calling
OWENS is4s cRUIsER-complete line on
January, 9th to 18th, 194s: For informa-
tion call LARRY GERMAN. WA. 1000;
MUST SELL four-inch merchant marine
compass in mahogany box; guaranteed
ok; sS5 or bet cfer WA s.e s1es s
CHRIsT-CRAFT sPEEDBoAT. "a IT,, ma
hog, like new; fast; bargain; best offer.
Fl PIEAsusE sus; spREE-cabin cruiser with
raised deck; SO #. Z 8 it. beam, sleeps 4,
equipped WITH stove iceb9x and sink;
motor. Call Ma. 534s day, or NO s93i
night. =
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MIscELLANEoUs WANTED (cont.)

WtSS6hkSANGOOS WANs60 NSOutst
GRAHAM MOTOR, 1889. Or viii sell 1888
asa6am sss ho gar 34sa sSds In good condition. f0r
KODAKSspeed Graphics, Argus. zeiss
Rollef1ex and other cameras or movies
LADDERS. 4. used, sbout % 1e tt Il. ca. a. COM
mercially made, lightwt, tnot step). 1904
MGRrE sasR s. aMrRaas aE nsSs 1s2G pro.tor. sound
sRHzR ass IA nsfpHsEss sEs MI Re- ats psse,
Roase RRo fqT 2ass zee Ne see g.
sEwsFAriEhs sTs sizi As HeSS HaeSSSNrEp-Hishess prices
onse Roa fGr rags seE5 aa BAG
CO. o1,sl 2I5 LIS 1 St; S,,&gs s;Es DI; Sqo7:
Shines any kind a,d TOP prices Dad
oLD-FAsHiONED picture frames. clocks,
relics. etc. EN-. zao5 r Or wo. $500. j sNll'''
ssss s1Ss; aaE g. sss4 t5as any condition. viii pay
Pso ab pen Be Ssd Ne ssa fGs b SSn
fIaNo afe WAITED GT 4A AsldWin Ssan
splnst, from PR private party; GL; 1878,
PaRos At rANo Af Co.
pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma. 1870
for f, , courteous "a appraisal
per lead. Scrap aluminuln. mum Hi aishess sp prices @
bald WAsHiNdToN RAG & BAG CO.,
RkNfise R1S II sF FREss 81 saeH safa or smaller
REFRIGERAT0R, gas o. else;, must be IN
good eond.. will pay $50; sH; 1896 a
GUN SHOP. s04 11th st. NV. ma. O509.
SCRAP IRON wANTED-cast iron. $1.25
per 100 pounds; scrap iron and steel
ST. per 100 pounds; auto batteries, S1.75
as s0Sse o our e per HSe h
rags and auto batteries. If you cannot
deliver ,,SI4 your aes1mulatio I please phons
scRAr Il III IRON " waSTEp-cas. aSS1 iron, s1.ss
per 100 pounds: scrap iron and steel
s1.75 ea.; house rags. s4 per 100 pounds,
delivered to our warehouse. Highest prices
paid for scrap iron. metals. house rags and
seu aeeunuistions, please phone us ACE ACE
JUNK CO.. 222o Georgia ave. NV. AID.
SEwNa SiIs4 Buttons sa, a.
Sa7 hE 1sco sE ss; asi
s4Rssn THG ssoER RsssSs ssWN eE'fMs MAaE Ras eo So
si1G Georgia avenue venue NV. w. Georgia si11;
S4II TeOIgla avenue, onepQerQ ocf4.
GEORGE PILLAR, YMcA Coffee Shop. :
STAMPS--New or used q. g., old enve-
lopes and letters; pvt. collector. oW.
STOVES AND 1cEBoxEs-AMeME M STOVE
CO, 1011 7th st. NV, MA. S952.
ressOhabs crop cs si or sFsf es sees s
TYPEWRITER wANTED-Noiseless port
able. State make. model, condition, price.
Box 325-A, Star
must nI be in good cond, will pay ss5. sH.
WASHING MACHINES, any size, any make.
Also washers for parts. Also lawn mowers.
AM INTERESTED in buying silverware.
RRuIsAW fdIa Ms1iEesToNE. eses ne issS e st. NV.
ME 6079 (near 14th,
WANTED GARAGE equipment, drill press,
cleo. hand drills, hoist, growler, tools, etc.
FREE FURNITURE STORAGE, free truck
ing in exchange for careful use of your
furniture in private home. Ho. 5741.
WANTED--Better grade Of household fur
niture. antiques and office furniture. MA.
5529: evenings. GE. 6447.
WANTED-ONE TELEGRAPH POLE, go
feet or higher. SID ALPERT, call MI
Want TO TRADE Savage winchester for
left-hand golf clubs; Phone DU. Ss3S:
jewelry, diamonds, firearms, mems cloth
Ing, luggage, photographic equipment. mu-
and What have you2 VIII call; MA1 s
USED F1RNiTURE for .: arm. nm apt; M dealer
or private party. FIR. 1894.
Evening star., 1948-01-04

HORSES BOARDED near suitland, Nd,
adjacent to IL miles Of excellent bridle-
path; box and standing stalls. Call F. H.
REGfsTERED JERSEY COW, s yrs; fresh
now; 3rd calf; slightly blemished but good
family COW; $3.50; nearby Va. OR. $3.50.
WANTED FEEDER STEERS UP to 40,
HaANDsoME iCHESTNuT MARE, age 4:
oWned. owned VII RussEEIs ssSI.f STABLE ss aE. 1878.
BEAUTIFUL PINTO MARE, white with
brown tick marks, gentle but spirited,
with saddle. bride and halter, $3.50; also
three heifers ready to be bred 500 each.
BROOD sRooD MARE, Hand wane by stagehand,
out Of Ever Deem; best offer over $1,000.
MARE, By Spanish Gene. out of a "a bred
mare, excel. conformation, will be champ
3 ". old. For infor. call Vienna 56-M.
you MAY HAVE THE USE of my 2 beaut
riding horses this winter in return for
IhsE 9fRY FINE RI hEGF sa
sHSa stssR g s1s DAYS aG Hd 4fs fSsd dairy
HORSES WANTED So to S35 paid for
horses for meat. Call Locust 1923.
FIRST CALF, Gurnesy heifer. cattle, milk
easy, real family calf, 3 heifers, ponies,
horses, goats. saddles and brides, ma
hinery Of all kinds. Falls Church 7917.
euaL ds od nH5 horn rsd
Falls Church 1172.
rich mix RENsY Sss S9Es Hs eng shrsss s
rd., Falls Church, Va. Falls Church 9436.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.
SEASONED oAK AND PINE FIREPLACE
xH2saws xssKs coaI sfiiss5 &C. ssa aaa a. sSESs aaee
aRaW0op' scrap lumber ssa eon's,s some good snG
kindiine wood: famous Reading anthracite
coal. Pocahontas coal. COOPER SUPPLY
CO., -S13 18th st. ne. AT. 69l9; eves.'
WOoD SLABS, pine and oak, any length;
immed. delivery; SIS cord, D. C.. Nd, Va
as far as Fredericksburg. WO. 1929. -
SEASONED HARDWOOD; length, 22 to "a
inches; $1s per cord (delivered). j. H.
FIREPLACE WOOD, for sale, cut to length
and delivered, $50 cord. Please call TR
MIXED WOOD and stove lengths. S. per
ssssisS; sTasSSrD yshas afRhB Sss WooDs s1s per
END sndlinss SIG Call feE Wa. 45ssso ssoFd' delivered
mediate delivery in p. c. or va. Cali
SEASONED OAK AND PINE. cut any
length, immediate delivery in Virginia
Call FA. 1854 any time. -15
FIRE WOOD, mixed pine and hardwood,
seasoned, SIS per cord. Sligo 1903. 4
FINEST QUALITY SEASONED oak wood,
cut, any length, delivered at SIG per cord.
sToyE WOOD, map maple and ar5 pine; e. i cord. ord
ANDIRONs. fire tools. screens and all nre-
place goods repaired and refnishsd D. L.
BROMWELL 710 18th Sc. NV. ME. 1134.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION; 120 bass; state price. make
c9ndslon ~ Boz ,s $Ss-A ,vnssT;,.r. Star; ca,cu,a.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th St.
ADDING MACHs., typewriters. calculators.
rsSa prce. ff1i NJ 7sss; @ co. zea5 evss SUNDAYS.
aessopss ea fcEsfn W 149s aaf any fireplace
Notwithstanding, bric-a-brac, china,
siswsre shss Cash rqSi pTises psd cs
pbons masosany ga ,4i5 tg0ster with
Rone: aDom' viii pay ns cash ' We do MOVING. stoS:
SEDFooM TS SsS sIffs asT dnIns q l1o s Suites
porch furniture in any amount wanted
at once; will pay highest possible prices price IS
esl aG Iaassr 9odag Eha' M GRapY sR9 Sa'i ma $3.50 @
BooKs-Hiehest prices paid for good
saoP s2H5f s6s ny ssS aSans'y St 5do7 soo
good books on any subject, in any field
ss. gense; nw PlSrS1s5 Me- 5ea5 BOOK s1oFh ~ S'n
CAMERAS, ali types. movie equipment, all
pRoTo oaSo CO. sss faess p :
eaaisTMss sPRsisSS P' Tree oKNAMESfs' must
eveF urauys Il Ts' sa teg prlssi ssas
/ to 8. ARLINGTON ANTIQUE SHOP:
sssa sah prizes toT dnsns
ST soR Rons ssE 5sR 2Sss
L9raHisssss HING. Ps,sss D,e soE ztp Rsns q
eS.r ME- Ss7 DAG 3Ds1 abssts1s syss X or et
dress coat, size 40 Box 77-B, Star.
apNf fe ssnftsi lS st. hshsst hs BEi'ssss Pad
sssgSsYa ssssrz FaIs $, silver n poHshs is5s
with good mattress oW. oo57. .
DIAMONDS silver, fny soS Ms Rsy hshsiSs
DIAMONDS and old gold. diamond watches
and and, discarded jewslry Cash paid ID Ernest sSNa
DiAMoNDsEconvert your diamonds into
oED Gozb 7as aash St
and wrist watches, initial birthstones. dia-
mond wedding rings; other jswslry pnr- pr-
fGMSSf piNING ROOM S CHAIRS fa 81 mahoaany, lad
der back. and mahogany sideboard: also
ffE sfai W3 c2BfNsT fssT BATH Burdek pref
| $3.50 Sun, weekdays ME. 21OO, EXT. "a.
FURN.-House, apt. or single PCS; top
cash; prompt removal 1--WE do moving).
DU. 4429
FURNITURE. want to buy direct from
private owner; ,sls also good used piano. Can
FURNITURE, walnut buffet ", or ser server;
FURNITURE for 1-rm. apt. if apt avail
able. Box 227-A. Star.
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy suites,
odd pieces or entire home, Please call to-
day, MR.. GRADY, Ma. $500.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire contents or
odd pieces; best cash prices; buying ,sv;nM and
HOPWoOD'S, sth and X SITS. NV. ME.
52S7.
refrigerator and recorder, or viii trade
unused Bendix. DI. 6977:
GOLD-Rrlng your old gold. silver, plating.
teeth. discarded tewelry. We pay cash.
4, KAHN INC; 55 years at g25 st; nv.
hosany or walnut, preferably needing re-
pair or rehnishing. Kenmore $3.50. 80
Evening star., 1948-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER-Small bulldozer for light
grading and BACK filling; TR; ~ @3599; 10 10
land clearing, road building and grading.
HosPiTAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNlTuRE CO., 622 ST. NV Na'iohai
KEYSTONE, Is-A, with half-yard back
hoe NO. 1903. -6
PiANoS FOR RENT-one-half of rental
applied to purchase; no time limit; 50 per
month UP, plus drayage. COLONIAL
PIANO SHOP, 11O4 9th st. NV, MA. 4S70.
FOR RENT-Caterpillar, motor graders,
Diese, bulldozers. all sizes; diesel cranes,
shovel, backhoe, drag line, trenchers, all
types; everything for the contractor. Call
GIL 2212 or GIL. 0993.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
AVIATION.

LUSCOMB sILVAIRE, Sept. 1945, a fac
tory special; this ship has everything;
vULTEE Bills Five-member club has
od0g Openng $500 zoe l coda
Us m WARNER FAIRCHnD "a; instru-
as1s 2TsS 5adg asds
VULTEE, B: T. 10, low time, s75o.
Evening star., 1948-01-04

COMPLETE SET of silverware, standard
brand, Rogers, Community, etc.. out OF
pawn from S2495. DIXIE PAWN BROk-
Frs 100 st, ne.
Evening star., 1948-01-04

ACCORDION, 100 bass; state price. MAKE
condition. Box 357-A, Star
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula-
tors bought and sold and rented. RE d177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th St.
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Tunlaw I'd. NV
/ beds; $50 for 2.

~ privilege; for two, si5 a wk. aE.
19so 19so pARKwooD PL N.w.-clean, warm
l4th s. nr. 18Th st; !, bus; @ Dg; s192 92o ~.
NJ. g; ". ynivergity. Call al d day Sun. or
room, double bed. Beautyrest mattress,
semPvt bath in ns apt BLDG bdns for dis- Dis
M. DUPONT cIRcLE-Attrac. single rm.
in at for refined m Sinss ssas yoHng sf,ns LADY
MAN TO SHARE master bedroom. twin
beds private ns bath w6 Phons 7ss Mith another;
1901 CALVERT ST: NV: Apt 55-weIl-
ils@sn Isss Il. eIfssiPr HXMP AVE. N.w-1arse front
room, twin beds. with two big closets;
1881 1851 RESYoS Rass1SSS ST; Nw.-clean rm., twin
sensiemen gensi men; SIS 81 each each per mo. DU. a454.
1868 EUCLID ST. NV, Apt, 41-Lady,
room, twin beds, adjoining bath laundry
gIIyRss PIFvRIsges co unlimited 4Tis phone s2' nom
d4oh a4iefet COZ. 70 R1. NV. Apt, s14-Ioysly
rm.. suitable for sober gentleman. sae.
1891 hSi fhssliNG fIhksSsliNG ST. N.w.-one large front
rm., some cooking. running water. $50
mo-; l comfortable rm:: next to BATH, BATH
seny; % tIansp. downtown. CO; 54ss,
gle; Srill: connecting bath; large double;
sEa64HuL fEssis1ais os MAsfss lssS BEDROOM. newly
furnished. twin beds, private bath and
telephone, Launderall washing yaId machine
$500 s4th 81. NV. corner porteE-Fpr, E,9,s
private phone and bath; breakfast if de-
slrfa MT' PLEASANT, MHAN1y 1755 Park I'd. NV
Single or double room. newly decorated
and attractively furn,: near transp. Men
or couple only. DU. 1915. -5
21i7 F ST. N.w.-Front studio rm
3 adults. s21 EX. 0653. a
1850 GIRARD 81. NV i'l THE PAINE Palmer
water; s27. so monthly. >.
e2OI MASS. AVE. N.W.-Single rm. with
running water and telephone In rm.: gen
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HoTEL-one
large room, beautifully furn., for refined
empl. couple; use Of kitchen and dining
Cali AID. 1902 for appointment. -
Evening star., 1948-01-04

CLOTHING-Highest cash prices for mems,
women's, childrens clothing, shoes. drapes
linens, bric-a-brac, etc. Phone RE, 1885,
GOOD NEIGHBOR STORE, 931 5th st.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
cAIIlk and LIVE STOCK.

|IRONS, fire tools, screens and al hre-
e goods repaired and reflnishsd. D. l..
,MWELL, 7l0 18th st. NV. ME. 1134.
Evening star., 1948-01-04

TYPEWRlIEh, Remington nolSeleSS, very
late model, excellent condition reasonable
TYPEWRfTER. Hs7sTlf Royal de luxe portable
fhefsa' GIfRA vfoEET fSad110n LAMP NJ Phone ordva,
UNIFORM, bargain. for chauffeur. bus oil
D ss dIysf Iasfcs sEs to1 IS sa6 k s5s
UNIFORMS. Army, size AZ; winter ans
summer blouses. extra trousers; new cond
saSTuM paeps NV CLEANER, lsss Hoover, with attach
Hsess Fsgnss ssa sa sh1aa $685. $685. Ap sss5 s
va VAduH% MSnfsf esEaNEk, a hs Hoover rebuilt
! "; excl. running cond.; SIP. WI; 3 s434
VEGGTABkE RiFEfGE dEaTsss cAsEs Co., 1T 11ft 1s New
Hussmann completely open self-service type
ns sSs delivery 3 e ausF PRcN MTs25ss ssks
TION CO., Hussmann Dist, 1124 9th
TrGfT.nfA nT e. CASES, ASSES extra WIDE mirroree
loft. sections; can be made any size you
desire with one set IF ends bd storage xooa
delivery. s. L. PRICE REFRIGERATION
CO. Hussmann Dist. 1124 9th st. NV.
VVAAaEfasLE VA sfsi STANDS, built to order
for you Come in for free store layout
sy. DsH sUrs Ws work. saapPef III sHs
ALTON CO, Hussmann Dist. l124 9th
fENETiAN BLINDS washed: Eepainted
retaped, recorded. PARK AVE. VENETIAN
VENDING MACHINES d0), new. nut ant
candy. will sell all or part. Box 127-B
VENDING MAcH1NEs-Nex or slight.
used electric hot nut vending machines
Call OR. 1881 after pm. 81
vICTR0LA, small portable. RCA; over 800
late popular records. Price, S49.50. Cal
Sunday, GE. 1855.
VIOLIN. excellent tone. beautiful instru'
ment; bow and case; SEQ takes 1t. Apt
506. 1901 Mass. ave. NV.
VIOLIN-A really good buy, ,S35: owner
must sell at once. 6645 Georgia ave. Apt
VIOLIN, Gaeliano. 1851. case, two bows,
$3.50 complete. 1919 G St NV. ME- $3.50
WARDROBE TRUNK. medium sized; rea-
sonable. 402 18th st. NV
nine condition; S25. 20s Belle Haven rd.,
Belle Haven. Temple 4065.
WARDROBE, walnut. plain simple lines,
perfect cond.: d So. OK. 0b3s. =.
WASHERS, apt. size, 15x1 6x3Q In. high;
holds q normal Alb. wash, gal. Of water.
"a. $3.50: ewes. GR- 1881. -6
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-15
Who Wants To Be Chief Of Police

EVARTS, Ky. (P)-Mayor Elihu Bailey announced Saturday that the city council has hired a new police chief, its fifth in a little more than three months.
 Combs is his last name" Mayor Bailey said, "I never got his first name. He is from Jackson, Ky. If he's not a good man he won't stay. Maybe he won't stay, even if he is good"
 The new police chief succeeds George Sellers, who announced his resignation Friday. Sellers re- signed while in jail at nearby Har- Ian on charge of drunkenness.
 Mayor Bailey said his brother, Abe Bailey, will serve as acting police chief until Sellers success sor arrives.
 Abe is just staying until the new man gets here," the mayor said. "He sure wants it known he is just temporary" One of the pre- vious four police chiefs was shot and killed.
 Sellers, who took the job Oct. 13, said he resigned, however, be- cause man he arrested here had been releasd from jail without posting bond.
 The three previous chiefs were Albert Smith, who resigned, Aug. 2; E. J. Baumgardner, who served from Aug. until he was shot to death Sept. IA; and H. T. Collier, who served from Sept. 27 to Oct. II. Collier was quoted by the mayor as saying he resigned be- cause he didn't want to get shot.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-15
Hope For Lasting Maritime Peace
 After Settlement

Continued from Page One, dry cargo ships of the west coast steamship companies.
 Employers estimate the strike is costing $4,O0O,OOO a day in trade. The tieup extends from San Fran cisco to Seattle.
 Negotiators today began draft ing tentative contract language covering points already settled. Negotiations on other issues will resume at 1:30 pm. today. Under the formula by which peace talks were resumed last week, they are limited to a 10-day period which expires next week. end. If a settlement of the 75-day old strike has not been reached by that time, unions must submit the employers latest Offer to a vote of their members.
 Two issues which began the strike last Sept. 2-wages and con- trol of the unions hiring hall by which men are assigned to jobs remain to be settled. Both sides agreed "in principle" however, on hiring procedure "equalizing work opportunities" and wages were not expected to prove a fatal stumbling block. z
 AS the strike began, longshore- men and employers were only 5 cents apart. The union wanted a 15-cent raise to $1.82 an hour, and employers offered 10 cents. Still to be settled, too, is a jur- isdictional matter: whether the AFL sailors union of the Pacific shall have jurisdiction, rather than the CIO, in Alaskan ports and
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-15
"Kind Gentleman Relieves BoyOf
 Money, Baggage

WASHINGTON, R)-Ten days ago Robert Hauptmann, Is, of Skagway, Alaska, left home to see the nations Capital-a gift from his father for being among the top 10 in high school.
 Today. Robert wound up at Washington'S park police head quarters without money or lug gage. All he had was a tale of woe.
 Ii started when he arrived here Friday afternoon and was eating at a bus terminal and wondering where to start his sightseeing.
 So, he told police, he thought it mighty kind of man, about 20, who joined him, to offer to take him on a personally conducted tour in a private car. They soon were joined by two other men.
 Robert got tour all right =. the Capitol, White House, Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, JOhn l.. Lewis home with Mount Vernon next on the list.
 But Robert never got to George Washington'S estate.
 Instead, he said he got a rough housing and was relieved by his hosts of about $344 and his lug gage.
 Red-haired, six-foot-tWo Robert got in one parting shot-he tossed a brick and hit one of his "guides" in the head.
 He told park police Dad will wire me some more money"
 Dad" is Theodore Hauptmann, lumber camp foreman at Skag- way.
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LONDON, (P)-The whole town was talking Saturday about Prin- cess Elizabeth's night out.
 To everyone's surprise, Eliza beth, whose first born is expected soon, went with her husband, Prince Philip, in his car to dine with friends in fashionable Bel gravia.
 The Princess wore a black eve ming dress and fox cape and was hatleSS.
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 Confirms Shipment 'Of Arms TOChina
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fast-two-engined British craft.
 A Canadian government spokes- man said the 30 planes and the ex- plosives were purchased by the Chinese government through its Ottawa supply mission, and filled part of an order for l50 Mosqui- toes and surplus RCAF aircraft parts.
 The 5000 ton supply of small arms ammunition from the United States left west coast port re- gently under terms of the China aid pact of 1948, the defense de- partment announced in Washing ton. It said additional shipments would be made in the near future.
 In contradiction to report by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, department official said no PAY fighter planes were included in the initial consignment.
 Although the defense depart ment did not reveal from which port the shipment was sent, both the Post -Intelligencer and the Bre- merton Sun said naval attack transport left Bremerton on We'd nesday with the ammunition.
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steam Qumber) Schooners. Harry Lundberg, head of the AFL union, said his men won't go back to work until their claim is granted. In Cincinnati, the AFL convention promised his full support.
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Wednesday. November l7. ls4e

Wednesday. November l7. ls4e 700 a.m.--Melody Round Up 7:l5-Sunrise Serenade 7:45-Morning Devotions 8:00-Fred Waring 8:30-Nelson Eddy 9:00-Morning Melodies 9:15-G I live
 9:30-Coffee Shop
 9:45-Chiquita 10:00-Turntable Time 10:30-AFRS Radio Play House 11:00-Impressions in Melody 1:30-Album Music 11:45-Personal Album Noon-V Disc Varieties 12:30-WXLN News 12:45-At Ease
 1:00-Around World In Music 1:15-Club Fifteen
 1:3O-You'll Be Surprised 2:00-Musical Varieties 2:30-Westward Ho 3:00-Matinee Melodies 4:00-Remember
 4:15-Lum and Abner 4:30-One Night Stand 5:00-News
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No, he wasn't drunk. He was just carrying the manhole cover back to camp to play it on the photograph in the dayroom.
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Have you your chance on IA turkeys? Call or phone in for tic- kets at Polet's.