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MISCELLANEOUS WAh1Ep.
lDDNG MACHINES, typewriters ealeQ-
ators. bought and sold and rented. RE
.177. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. s1J

ADDING MACHINES, typewrftefa- caleu-
iss7'' S SsTrD 1na ass RI hsnsed
Assf1Rlss1uitas;.rurultu,.: sr.s..-Sr.e, china,
hishess sssssshh prices paid. Can MURRAY
ANTriiaUEs. bric-a-brac, china. silvsrwsre
6 2d 1s"fEA SKY iHsisS 1888
a aE SSsfEins sI ates ,.v.,r, KAY
sHDR sSoS dining room or contents Of
a ass F E gss cash; alter 90 m'eRs US
CAMERAS. all types. movie equipment, III
o mEa sH 6eD g ao u,t ass Fl H.
GL9raGHisssss Pfisss psd for %en.
n nss e NJ, s7s7 oeen .S.: Wi in e. IL
CLoTHING-Top prices paid for mems
used elothns RSsiG ipss5S
Open evenings; will call to sivs sssim.ts.
DIAMONDS, old rold and silver; diamond
EsNhsr ' BSsk ise sS
P4e. a.t i ;i Mr. s0db asa 81
+ rt IL ;fHtRE-wu buy .n.ir. content. or
ed pieces R AsG old s.n1
NV. ME. 62s7. 81
FURNITURE wanted. maple Or m.hos;'
sx1n 1 eedrmA din rm.' secretary chest
FURNITUREAYour entire household CON
tents or odd PIECES; hishest prices, s,.E.
FuRN. EAcH. 2lo 7th ST. Sc. AT. ooeo.
psid. Cali evenings. RE; .3s?a q.
COLD - Bring Jour oIG gold. silver: plating ~
ts' Ram aNsci sc ey ssa. a. o NV
s and Ss a sni ss editors; st s4s ns'd
N sEsaF IS Wanted 1Hsi nS Hsas.t Sri,.s
Dnd hs 70, isSs NAa
BAG aa 1 CO. 2ib L st. sS. 81. soo7.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED Highest prices
s:s a 81 -; SfSz c.
S ofp ro iSf a. Sill EF MUSIC needed
p p9T Phone s|lEo soSs, oN1A, prsvo
PIANo--Don't store your srand; iet com
s sokA fSS IRoN star cas-. iron, 50 per Zoo
pounds 2,I auto ser S pou ss' .:rs s9u e
s SCRAP iren Scrap metals, Roass rsss md
aeeum 1at please S1 phone u.s. WASH
INGToN. RAG & BAG co. 215 L st. sV-.
SCRAP IRON wANTED-Highsst prices
paid for, scrap iron. scrap metals house
deliver your ACCOMMODATIONS. please phone
US. ACE JUNK CO., 1920 oeorsia ave.
SEWING MACHINEs-ws buy all typss,
repair hemshtching buttons covered.
pleating,. 716 18th st. NV. RE. 1000,
HTTrESr1iioN-Haul.rs and .ceunula.ess
Of scrap iron. auto batteries and scrap
metals, see US before you sell. w slytys
TON RAG & BAG CO.. 215 L st. aw- Df.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver.
jewelry. diamonds. firearms, Msn'. cloth
steal instruments. ensineerine lnstrumsnts
ans nhs seN hsvs sa yoq' WI, Ell M eHS
WANTED1setter grade Of hou':enoid tyr
| $500; evenings, GE. 6447.
AM NTEREsTEp IN Duyins siiyerva!,S
ie@elry. DORA KRUPsAw M1IEsToNE
1885 q st. NV. stsrlins. TAOS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. luggage trailer
Call EN-. 1915. b
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned
oiled and adjusted All work euaranteed
Re w TMITEp TY s,1 co:
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea,
.onable; machines for sale , ssandsIds s,, sne
CO. 913 18th NV. ms Bids. RE. 1898
BUiLDiNG. remodeling. repairing. carpen.
try, brick. eement, work; pIaSteElng: paint.
CAMERAS. movie eauipt. ttoreisn or do
mesticl. repaired by own service dept
BRENNER. 1888 Pa. ave NV. RE. 2434
oAMLRA REpAIRs-sls 10th St nv
LER & d'ALBERT. INC. MA 47ll
CARPENTRY. screening, poTches, steps
Mr.. SWAMI. D1. 5000 after pm.
CARPENTRY and concerto work, from
to z. Call US for free estimates. JACK
CHRPENTRY OF ALL KINDS. building, re.
pairing, porches inclosed or screened
shelvins. partitions ceilings replaced
painting; inter-. exter; free estm. FIR
CARPENTRY, ROOF REPAIRS, cement
work, repairs Of all kinds; free estimate
S6Dsrt workmanship. AK. 5l99. III
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PERSONAL.

:oBa, .d ss'F CO. sSa s H. reg
R Riif q sfAR introduces YOU; voice rec.
e csii N iDe a45f (days'; wo 5a5s teyss5
rlASo TUNED, cleaned and moth. prooied;
vIcT FeRars ynhsyen dr
PARSONS 6coouNsTRYsfDE scHooL, day
and boarding; 18th season opens Sept !;
thosh sth grade b dsy
Education Literature mailed upon re-
Willow S4G GawS sscao OF mas sh
mediate vacancies, year-around boarding
and day ssTs litaItsd transp IA 5SsS
reasonable rates. MRS, LOWELL; 500 N
11n I MUsc sT Tf Ss for rent
fingerWave. soc No appointments: Al
Gf s0n srS u sa7 cosa esdeP Psio &
"oLp AT 40, 50. so." MAN! You're
Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron
foT rundown feeling many men t.d women ne.
ton, at Liggett Rexall Stores.
prompt ane. efncient service open ewes
b 5Iss t'h fi Il az 2sR5 RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repairs
P s9s XVI A NJ PIA a service Dc;
signed to aid parents attend their social
tlnstlons: day eve or for , 4 houF 81
Washington, and vicinity. For informa'
NOT ioH; JUST DR2ssMAKINe. but skilled
workmanship makes the difference. Alter.
atoms and refashioning to present styles
Nothing 100 somP!icatsd e hsndle; Cen.
ave, n. y, iId9F st NV Room 20
REST HOME, eonvalescent or elderly am.
bulatory; clean. comfortable excellent food
kind care; beautiful, spacious grounds;
limited number. Vienna tva) 446-J. 1o'
WANTED-Men and women who are un.
married and, enjoy good company, and
ike a good ciambake. dance or card party.
II you are over 20 and of good character.
Join JUST FOR FUN CLUB, 1872 goth st.
NV. Phone DE $500 ] to 9 pm.
PERMANENT. 81; shampoo and anger
wave. Soc. No appointments: MABELLE
HONOUR SCHOOL. 1910 N. Y ave.
SLIP COVERS, draperies, cornices. pro-
fessional. tailored from your own mate-ial
Workmanship guaranteed. ST. 1000. IL
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

RIDE IN CHEVROLET to Va Beach; Sat
and Sun. Call evenings, to pm.
MiNNEAPoLIs via Chicago, leaving August
Z. will take or 3 passengers; la4l
Buick GIL. 0245 after 4 m. -
land or Canada; shafe expense and driv-
NEED OR 3 REFINED passengers: driv-
Ing Georgia, Alabama; leaving August. q.
IEAyING THURSDAY AM. Decatur. Ala.
by way Of Knoxville, Chattanooga, Tenn.
LANE 81 20O7 S to : pm. 8
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE DRIvEWAYs
repaired and replaced; new concrete side
S sas 90 sftHmfnF' pA vi aSe Co.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, hagstone ter.
races, walks, chimneys, fireplaces, cement
drainage; all kinds or waterproofing r.
vile Nd Call Rockville 35Ss sr.ci,or
ssns5a! eoat5sestqg terms c BuIh u EGdG
FLOOR sERvICE-Nothing but the best;
LAYING, sanding, finishing. cleaning par
fS5' FIJI sG isis %ssoa
IRON WORK Are ssespss 1p 5eling WoR 5Est
or oRRNAiMa1E Sr IRON RAnrNGs. burglar
z s4nIfs IN 1R R5f'w oRK Nc car hH
Gil. 34S4 Quick ,ervice. Free estimates,
PAINTING, INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR;
frSt-class work and materials; guaranteed.
P PsG2N 11se aft aNb 3 Pr FApER1Ne. complete
Md sections. Mr.. ELGIN, Wo. 549l
SCREEN YoyH PORCH while have ths
WATERPRoOFING CELLARS, walls. floors
roots; expert work; guaranteed, NEV1Ns
space into an attractive convenient bath
Pi a q G.. ' Nd. NO. 500 5000 IS IS
ATTENTION. HOMEOWNERS - Heating
and plumbing by licensed mechanics. Home
remode!ins from foundation 70 roof. CAL
PROPERTY OWNERS IMP. CO, ST. T4Se
HYATTsVIILE CONTRACTING co. -
Painting. papertne. roohns and sidins; all
work guaranteed; monthly terms: free esti-
mates: WA: $3.50 days or evenings, 81
ASKEW'S HOME SERVICE Painting.
paper hanging floor sanding. undermining
hsmt; to roof; reas Or Zoo 2.
for reas. estimates on all home improve
ment and remodel Jobs; attic rms, add
tons Q speciality. WA. 1857, UN. 424l.
REMoDELING. FIREPRooFING and gen-
efai home improvement work from cellar
to roof Call ST 1885 for free estimates.
Small monthly payments If desired
NATIONAL DECORATING CO, So2 18th
A-A-1, CARPENTRY-Let US, take care Of
your home repairs, remodeEng: all work
Guaranteed: reasonable est Elk 5l53
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, 90. desires care Of child and Rh.w.;
no cooking. TR. 1887.
GIRL. coiored, wants dsywork, Monday,
Wed. and Thurs; experienced worker with
reference. Elk. 1884.
helper or taking care OF child: live In;
references. Call DI. 206S.
GIRLS {2), colored, desire permanent Joos,
restaurant work preferred. Call TR, 5765
between am. and pm. 5
LADY, 80, single, wants Homework,
motherless home only; city ref. Box 242-
r, Star.
NURSE, colored, available day or night
duty; experienced: best references. ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER, with loader and backhos
combination. for hire BY the hour with
ing. loading dirt, digging for septic tanks:
Phone SH 1924 or write KENS1NGTON
HGTs; CORP. Capitol View ave-. Ksnsins-
ton. Md. liz
BULLDoZFR for hire BY the hour or b
contract. Call AK. 6426 or AK. 1881.
BULLDozERs. new TD-1s. tbs; with op-
orators; for hire or contract; excavatins,
sradins. land clearing. FA 023S. TO-
DUMP TRUCKS, avail now. lse: or small.
8 and 10 wheel dumps. PL. 1877. 3
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 st. NV. National
REFRIGERATOR. cleo. for rent. RI
MODERN HOSPITAL BED. On. 42as.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO. DRIVE IN washineton's oldest,
largest and most modernly sa1,p Opef s auto
patented dual controls: permits secured
b. C.. Nd. Va EASY METHOD. NO. 1894.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day. night and
psrt-tine classes Get our free catalogue.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1870 N. Y.
ave- ME. 777s. Established 1918.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
for CT training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 q st NV, DI. 1852.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence, freedom from
self-consciousness private tutor; air
conditioned studio. MI. 1850
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DOGS. PETS. TIC.

DACHsHUND PUPS. females, brown and
s NAIL po osi aG vi F2Isssee atE Axe
f Rs1s ' TskRikR ipurpiEs. ~ mos, Old;
me pes for children; Axe registered,
boGs. MIXED BREEDs-setter. Spite.
Terrier, Police, Collie, Cocker, Beagle: inns
rets and watchdogs 70 psople in country
broken IA. 4434 after pm. or Sat-
DOCS AND CATS, availabl. fer adoption
ss5s 1 ~ ds ,t ~ AsP22A fa sut ~
COCKER SPANIEL, black, male, Axe resn
householder: does tricks very reas. Gau
80. 49, ISaInn n
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

yECRETHRTEs. $4,000 to $4,000 typist,
$40 to- $50; eleF;E,sypisrS; $40 10 70
better Job contact NATIONAL EN-
PLoYMENT SERVICE. i70s g st. NV.
DOMESTIC.
We HAVE ALL TYPES Of exper. domestic
helm DE 664b 10
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bedrm. suites, dining nm.
and living I'm. suites. 1913 Conn. ave.

ana living rm. suites. 1913 Conn. ave
FFUMRNIruRE. oFFIcE-Miscellaneous oak
and maple furniture, typewriters and Other
once accessories. MA. 1917 between. 9
sI3s ;si. BED. bFo:h :b. Hehe on. y
platform rocker, matching foot stool.
Garage AGE EauRMENT-sun motor tester,
with accessories; 2 years old, little used
US 9' sHf III sasEfs sSHs 3 si's
make. in stock for immediate delivery
e Sss 81 EsSssssE .ssa
Gas IS k IA sSaal !. .pt sizs 81; family
size gas range. S3o; substantial! valse
G GAs A RAS stat u Table. 4-burner even.
broiler and storage: excellent condition'
s sxs a4sNsc asEs: and used: s5s,ss
up up; credit and liberal trade-ins; ACME sS4n
soyE So o Leaf, IN r s. nS
asst.s' assna: wei Built s sRs Hsn3
TIRE Sc. BA .veEg sv e3 i0t L. aa sass
Gas RANGES. new. used, all sizes. $3.50
g vi gss sssa d.ors a:sa ays tso
GAS STOVE. good cond., table top, built
IN griddle, Estate; price, $40. fhone Sh
GENERATORS and starters $3.50 W;
STNhTyE5k Ell 4 &C. $3.50 up ,s.s
assort.: install immed.. small charge; elee.
repairs; s4th year IN, S cARISY' hsos d4ts.
excellent condition, 81 each. OR. 4ossl
HEATER for fireplace, new Humphrey,
radiant gas heater. IA: $685.: ~.
800 lbs; budget electric Brand new
HoT. WATER HEATER, 5O-gal. auto. gas;
excel. cond sH. 29l3 days, SH. 6s49 eyes
HOT-wATER TANK, one 80 gal. yr. old;
also one Bucket,a-Day hot-water heater
aRHU Hut rabbits; recently built, tn
ana and sssir yoans; sso;, SlmSood .,,d AZ !,
top doors; can hold 100 lbs. ice, can stoTe
coca-cola, ice cream or ysxssselss' excel
ICE-Put zoe In the slot and cool on. Ses
page 376 OF yellow pages Of telephone book
for address Of Terminal Paekaged Ice
Vendor located nearest you.
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reasonable; brand-neW. Can Oil. lt'e'
DEEP FREEzERs: sreatly redY ssIco bt nad-
80 hpd @ TEE 9f sArEsq Co. Ih
and II ss. ne; Open every evening. Ii.
s.s AZ &c. A. Anf sS sxs sHg s
s ssas hesa ysssssio s..tb p Vi
once desk ana swivel chair. IA. sass
pIeNoNps.1sadys t nps e fsS;, sss
$685. $685. I Lsdy. P Sue v Rte pss e.
ssSo td st s ssas hady st. pis
ss5s Pair diamond s.Isanss 2 Ct; n: s7se
is$s$os X s e.. lbs aS'9a' St. e!
Diamond wArcHEs-Limited number Of
fine diamond watches At 40Fs discount;
ssS.ss E' Ss:n r. ~ * iSa l FAX t.
6 efS E. SET IF PAINTED n .tr.isht-s.ek
s6Iy We 81 s4 sstriserat0r' Gu t.
Df NET f'G SET, solid maple. pieces SIS;
; months; orisinal price, s49b; sacrifice
DINING RIM. SET. Early American Colo;
NAL, rock maple 3 pcs: cogswell chair anc
DINING ROOM SUITE. Hepplevhites; ,, val
nut, shield back chairs, perfect eonoition
DDfTNiNG ROOM SUITE, solid maple; ex:
eelient condition. drop,leaf s1tsns aS.
der back chairs. Total price. $3.50. Gu
DiSiNa ROOM SUITE. 1o-piece m.hog,
any, Duncan Phyfe table; Ia nev. cond
$500. Cali dL Sill Sat. from TO O.
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s ss also 'i for limmediats deliver: OF
Westinghogse, HOTPOINT and rr k HeTpfcbI
RECORD coLLECToRs: XTTEN:|cIosini
out our large stock Of CLASSICAL a! albu m,
;soFsn;: - III s1rStY e. III
STshs 81 IT.. pos' s
m una.4 e oW ias s9n'' 'i'0 or 's''
REFRIGERATOR. Leonard electric, 6 Gu
ssS snd so GE ele' ssIo FaecsAsp r s9E
fRiEHFnRHiiGERAToR. 1s4s crosIey shelvador
studio couch, Simmons; gas stove, Robert
:haw thermostat. SO Galveston pl. , sw'
RREgFf;RiGERAToR. Kelvinator. S IT,. poree
lair, inside and out; compressor and moto'
newly overhauled; Ss5. 81. 9l7o' .
,aggI;!en ssS T 81 s 80 Gu IT, s1'sn
f REnFPRIiGERAToR. crosley shelvador. 7 Gu
t., large, excellent condition. new PANT pant
gaskets and hardware: bargain at sl@o
;ifsZ an II p,s .19t ,ar.. ssu
r.: Dofs.sin insld. and out; nrst-e!ss'
f RSERffK1SSasRRA A64R III ss:sfv.l gas, Gu y.
a IL s1:e sis5 e eaf F% 1 hi
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse, 8 Gu. #.
condition like new HI. 4453. IS
REFRIGERATOR, esIvel Gu. IT,; IN sx
INTERPRETATIONS, greatly reduced, brand.
new door samples, Servel refrigerators: a.
TIRE TIRE AND BATTERY CO, 10th and H sts
ne Open every evening. Ii. 2ss3' II
REFRIGERAToRs, gas and cleo. new ant
used, a.e, de. all sizes. makes: rse2nd
CAL REFRIGERATION SALES 4 SERVICE
CO, 1915 l4ta st. NV. DE. 1910.
REFRIGERATOR New Westinshou
guaranteed, recond. boxes. p. O. SMITH
Sales and Service. 1874 H st. ne" Ii
I RIsaIhRirdGiER SHqpooRs br.nd-nsv =. 10, 9
Siaa'p5, also for immediate delivery; SE
Hotpoint, Kelvinator, Philco, NorSe ano
Westinehouse liberal trade-in, easy terms
ELECTRICAL CENTER, 5l4 10th st. NV
kkEhFlRdIaGERAroRs Kelvinator. crosle,
aa.fVS1s S;sTo APPLIANCE D. RADIo co.
Ra Ri II. Schneider xenon f-2.s Lens
i Rffns 'Rs%,asson $3.50 shet
cond.; no better deer gum $3.50. WI
sA ss. ch sss.. ~, s s.i g J: II ~ &:
week ends.
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lpt. size. $685.; Weber.
new and used spinets
low. Gable, apt. uprt..
chickering. stien and
SIS up. See LAWSON
american Storage Bldg..
i, AID. 1928: day, RIA.
Ing appmts. arranged.
ianos In trade. -
and take advantage OF
payment plan; as little
1 $14 monthly for .
Phone National 3228.
20. l01b 7th ct. NV.
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SIS E6nEs e. 1883

SLIP COVERS. never used, for couch and
large chair. cost S107: sell $50 CHI
1900. Ext: 1853, after $50 pm. or Sat-
urday or Sunday. p
SODA FOUNTAIN, manufactured BY li1uid
carbonic; 2O-ft fountain, q stools. booths.
suitable for drugstore or restaurant. Call
MR.. WITT. DU. 1888. 10
SOFA. Lawson type new, IT.. chsrtreuse
modern fabric; sacrifice, 1925. HUI. 1904
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06

MEATCASE, REFRIGERATED. SIT. McCray,
without compressor; very good condition;
will deliver in Metropolitan Area; S275.
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The Nome nugget., 1948-11-22
Maritime Peace Negotiations
 Continue Today

SAN FRANCIoUO (F) - Nego- tiations looking toward settlement of the lengthy and costly west coast maritime strike are being continued-despite the expiration of a deadline.
 The conferees were to meet again today.
 A spokesman for shipoWners and CIO longshOremen said last night it was agreed to continue the talks, although yesterday was the last day for a settlement under the Roth-Murray formula.
 That formula was approved by Philip Murray, president of the CIO, and A. E. Roth, president of the San Francisco employers council. It stipulated 10 days in which to seek agreement, with the shipowners' wage offer to be sub mitted to the rank and file mem bership of the union if no other solution were found.
 The spokesman said the talks are continuing under the negotia- ton formila-except that "the clock has been stopped" That's procedure used by legislative bod ies to continue action on measures beyond scheduled adjournment time.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-22
Fourth Round Of
 Wage Hikes Starts

PORTLAND, Ore. CP)-One of the hottest issues before the CIO exploded into the open Saturday. the question of punishing left wing CIO councils that refuse to follow CIO policies.
 The CIO executive board met to act in the case of the Greater New York industrial union council, ac- cused of thwarting CIO policy and aiding "enemies of labor"
 A three-man committee which held a hearing in Washington last month was reported to be recom- mending that the board revoke the New York City councils char ter.
 M n while Walter Reuther, president of the united auto work CTS, fired an early round of post war wage raises.
 Friday Reuther told a group of Portland businessmen, the City Club, to get ready for a fourth round.
 He said the JAW is "already talking about a fourth round" He said, eff you haven't heard it, you will hear it next week"
 By "next week" he meant the CIO convention which started here today.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-22
Midwest Digs Out Of Snow Drifts

KANSAS CITY (P)-Plainsmen in three states Saturday were cut ting through deep snoWdrifts to rescue stranded travellers and live stock.
 Winters first swoop across east ern Colorado, sOuthWes. .ern Ne braska and Westren Kansas had ridged them with drifts from three to 20 feet deep. Trains, busses and motor cars were stalled. Telephone and power lines were down, and many communities isolated.
 One death was reported. A 15- year-old girl died at Hutchinson, Kas., of diabetes when drifts blocked efforts to get her to a hos
 Continued on Page EighO
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-22
Will Attempt To Salvage Cargo from Railroad Barge

SEATTLE. (P)-The expert who directed the $3,5O0,OO0 salvage job on the sunken freighten Diamond Knot and it's cargo of canned sal mon 14 months ago, is going to Alaska and another major job.
 The veteran San Francisco sal wage expert, Walter L. Martignoni, will be sent north to survey the chances of saving a wrecked Alas ka railroad barge and it's S750,000 cargo
 The seagOing barge, loaded with more than 2,OOO tons of emergency government cargo for Alaska, grounded on rocks in Fern liar Dor, Southeastern Alaska, Nov. 8.
 Repeated efforts have failed to free the barge.
 A. R. Sessions, Alaska Railroad representa-, i've in Seattle, said Martignoni will be sent north by the FOss Launch and Tug com pany. He left here by plane Sat urday.
 Martignoni was in charge of the unusual salvage operation which reclaimed most of the cargo of the frieghter Diamond Knot af,er it sank in the Strait of Juan de Fuca 1 following a collision with another vessel.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-22
Globe Cirdlers Crash Sunday; Neither Injured

FAIRBANKS. (P)-An old bush pilot trick paid off for Mrs. Rich ard MorroW-Tait and her naviga- tor, Michael Townsend, yes erday when they made a cresh landing uninjured, 200 miles southeast of here.
 The trick is to follow a highway 'ust in case there might be the need of an emergency landing.
 The young British aviatrix had been experiencing engine trouble for several days prior to her take off yesterday from Anchorage on another leg of her round-the-world flight.
 So she followed the Glenn High way, which leads northeast to a junction with the Alaska Highway
 Her plane crashed near the road 30 miles southwest of Tok June ion in 30-beloW zero weather.
 The AT-7, a two-engined Beech craft which was accompanying
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The Nome nugget., 1948-11-22
Interest Rates Will Increase

CHAMPAIGN, III. CP)-A New York banker said Saturday the upward trend in in crest rates will continue as long as the business level remains high.
 R. C. Effinger, vice-president of Irving Trust Co.,, New York, told the Illinois Bankers conference that short-term rates have been rising for the last 16 months "and in some quarters further increases are being suggested and are an ticipated"
 He said, however, it now seems likely that they will be more mod crate and go into effect more slow ly than was expected some weeks ago."
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-22
MRS. VIM. MUNZ FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST FORMER HUSBAND.

Mrs. William Munz has sworn out a complaint for the arrest of her former husband William Munz, on a charge of assault and battery. MT. William MunZ was granted divorce last week in the U. s. Dis trict Court.
 Newspaper clippings from Seat tie, under the date of November IT, tell of the application for a marriage license of William Munz and Edith Meade, former waitress at the North Pole Bakery.
 It is reported that the warrant for arrest cannot be served until MT. Munz returns to the Territory.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-22
AFL Considers Severing Russian Trade Relations
CBy The Associated PreSS)

CBy The Associated PresS)
 Negotiations in the 13-day-old east coast lOngShormen's strike held some hope today, but the top federal mediator declared I'm not predicting anything"
 There were reports in Washing ton that the AFL longshore union had received a welfare plan offer from employers in addition to the 10-cent hourly wage increase pro- posal just before the New York talks recessed Saturday.
 The union has halved it's de- mands for a 50-cent hourly hike for it's 65,0O0 workers whose pres ent base rate is $1.75.
 Meanwhile, shipping was tied up from Maine to Virginia. Al Southampton, England, where ap- proximately one-third of the giant liner Queen Elizabeth's crew struck in sympathy with he Amer ican longshOremen, the crew mem
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The Nome nugget., 1948-11-22
Fight Russia Now Before She Has Atomic Bomb

LONDON lP)-Philosopher Der trand Russell declared Saturday the west must either fight Russia before she has the atom bomb or "ue down and let them govern us"
 Russell said if the west waited until Russia had the atom bamb, it would find the Kremlin much more difficult to argue with"
 The philosopher-mathematiCian said he did not believe Russia had atomic weapons now because ex- perimental explosions would have been detected.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-22

SITKA, P)-A wrecked fishing boat and the body of an unidenti- fled woman were reported found Friday at Kahz Bay 40 miles north of here.
 The troller was registered to Tom Running of Juneau, we'll known fisherman. However, it was not known whether he or others were aboard the craft.
 The find was made by fish and Wildlife service boat. A federal marshal and commissioner were at the scene Saturday Investigating the case.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-22
NEWS IN BRIEF

JUNEAU, (H) - The Advisory Committee on Names in Alaska, established on recommendation of the Board of Geographic Names, has elected B. D. Stewart, Territo- rial commissioner of mines, chair man. Other members include Gov ernor Gruening, E. L. Kethahn, curator of the Territorial museum, and George Sundborg, consultant of the Alaska Development Board.