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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
!tt97s '6SfAi 5na APa III 5snsse eo s
ANf1oUEs, sSn al s" br,c-a-brac china silverware.
ie DoRS Ss~fzis syn as5 fS'
ANTIoUEs-Furniture bric-a-brac, china:
hhss's hhiFhest cash S Drices paid Call MuRRHYs
BEDRooM SUITES, dining room suites;
oDeeH once: viii pay highest oossiole prices
ss SG mes odsy Taf' m yGR SRAY Bye IA e oa please
CAMERAS all types movie eG4iDooeat,y rltoc st,ya a.
@5a sRPss!s Ra6ao g. jassiee sSs =: NV
used clothing naas tpsEsIs
SALES. SALES; 100 Florida ave. NV, Mi 69i4.
Open evenings Will call to give estimste
es.a fDSns RIsss 'fifa ff s0t
pAMosps 81 seIs ana flyer dIs%.Rd n.IS
FksfT RREf 1se Cash Pa,ess Z.
etc % o9 bes
fsHs'' fssats cali Sf MR Do6ef2s at uS 1Ss
FuRNITuRE-Your entire household con-
tents or odd pieces highest prices. s: E.
FURN. ExCH 210 18th St Sc. AT. 0bs5.
lKNITURE-HouSe apartment or single
piece; highest cash price I'VE do moving
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once; will! buy
ss safFs todSa aad R neeeS R8DY a snte Ne !Sa" %
"a best sas pTcsS 5Ryns y ovs snd
HOPWoop's, sth and K sts. NV ME.
,,,, , ,, a..
TTRSITgkI: ssdFoGn ane a..| dine dostts Set
fnRNTTGkE fa5 sTHfGins' WANIaD-Maple ra1e bedTms.,
mahog din; rm:; m secretary mahos' chests
GOLD = Brins your OLD gold. silver: plating.
Soyih Why HsS.SHs.s Ssyi: ssdss,5S. sss sound
and silent; lenses, editors. etc. wanted.
sss e RE- Stse. sss
saf sad ha. tsa ss ACE c. ao
ssffgWyssiPAssERs sfgyssiPsA sEfR wAs4PpSHsh.ss 4P Sths prices
Dsf ss ha.. t9a fsSsi
sss Eli & $ss
9stwecn and pm u rs
..s any sse s7e .np condon see' wifi st eay
cash. ST.. 52e4.
ffaNos WANTED D-coLoNlAL PIANO
CO paws highest cash prices Phone MA
4S1a after ~ m for courteous sppraiss.
RErRIGERATORS. we buy all electric
makes, any condition. Call EO. $500
--25
REFRIGERATOR WANTED. gas. air cooled.
I or 5 #. for small apt RA. 9036. rs
SCRAP IRON. cast iron, So per. 100
/ RAGS 81 per 100 pounds, delivered to
our warehouse. Hinhest prices paid for
scrap iron, scrap. metals, house RAGS and
auto batteries. II you cannot deliver your
accumulations, please phone US. WASH
INGT0N RAG q BAG CO., 21s L ST. s.w.
SCRAP IRON YANrEp-Hjshest prices
| paid for scrap iron, scrap metals house
rags and auto batteries. II you cannot
US. ACE JUNK CO. 1870 Georsia ave.
NV. AD. 5457
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ROOMS FURNisHED-MD. 6 VA.

ONE Lee dsls oE fsls i,a ad'sinins sdsa bath
sE SEHf Sui m 4 aSsr I ssss for
CHEVY CHAsE--Attractive room, cross
ventilation, next to semiprivate bath: in
5313 N 2fst ST, ARL., vA.-Double rm.,
kit privileges: no objection to small child:
large yard. OK. 1898, AD a163. -25
SINGLE. nicely furn rm; kitchen priyil-
rm. for gentleman;
SEAT PLEASANT. MD.mFurn. rm. semi.
pyt. bath; 81. Kit: prIyils.3; couple; $40
UNUSUALLY LARGE sunny room. two
huge closets; one block to transportation
Washington or Alexandria; laundry and
phone privils.: two girls. OV. 1855. --28
LEE BLVD. HGTS.-For those looking for
something unusually attractive: lge: beau-
tifully- furn. nm with sun deck; in new
EXTRA LARGE FURN. RIM. with Kit;
PTlvii RI aaoh ideal for couple with child: sS Gan
ROOM for couple. miles from .Anacostia
Kit. privileges, share bath and liv rm;
$50 mo. Protestant. Bus. LO.. 7546; -26
SILVER SPRING-Quiet. comfortable rm.,
next to bath: gentle family; conv. transp
occupancy. SH. 1855 evenings.
yA.-Cean, lge. front dble
room. huge closet with window; gentlemen;
cor bus; reas CHI 1886. -26
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

EX-GI MOVING SERVICE. storage; none
too small: reas rates. We take surplus
furn. as pay on moving. GLOVER,
MOVING Nc ING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country, safe storage in separate
rooms expert packing. Phone NO 0l04.
UNION STORAGE CO INC. est 1905,
MARINE VETERANS MOVING ia -hr
service: furniture moving and hauling
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus FUR
niture as part payment on your moving
storage. ia. 2937; after pm, GE. l4l6.
MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience. with
csil c any nn time, .esHH Mr.. cook. aL. 5ia7. -
VETERAN, Just out Of the service. will
move or haul anything. night or day; no
job too small Call EARLE, AT. 4951. 25s
FURNITURE VAN, two expert movers; 70
hour: every piece guaranteed AGAINST
damage: also packing, Grating. LU S905:
REDUCED RATES. 3 average rooms OF
furniture stored in individual compart-
ment for S3 per month. Reasonable rates
IS IRAss. ssa''5s1a. ~: rh ShpSlss Slss oa TE la5s;
veteran; reasonable rates: 24-hr service,
MR. GARRETT. OW.. 1851 --2b
SMALL JOBS--Trunks. personal effects.
baggage, etc; days. nights. Suns. Truck
with white driver, 81 so hr. LU Sa05.
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HOUSES ukEuRNIsHEp.

and 3-bath brick house on Arlington ridge
5 minutes from psnta,soni pasnfieens a,ann
terrace garden; $3.50. Appv BOX isf-a'
GEoaGETowN-Desirable corner prop
sr.y y rms: rs sains 1s,erni,y inl School o.
CONFRONT orr; s400 per mo. JAMES L.
DIXON d CO.. 1o22 18th st. Nv
2fiyKR sPRNG-s-rm. detached beautt-
I'M brick home; all large rms: u block
from public transp. and shoppins center;
si3a per mo. GERLD REALTY Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont,

SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all types:
plssting, sI7, St. RE. 1900. RE. 2sl1.
STOVES, for heating and cooking: also tee
boxes. ACME STOVE CO.. l011 7th st
NV Ma 1852
TOURING BIKES, with 3-speed shift: /
woman's, mems or mems. Call Wo.
6605, noon till 8 pm. 26s
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames, Cocks:
also antique furn china. firearms, curios,
relics, etc; EN-. 4205 or Wo. $500.
AM INTERESTED In buying silFerware
any condition. China, bric- -a-brac. old
jeMelry: DORA KRUPsAW MILESTONE,
1895 @ St NV. Sterling 7496
WANTED-Better grade Of household fur
5529: evenings, GE 6447.
EVERYTHING and anything bought in
household furniture and furnishings. DI.
IN MARKET for mimeosraph. power-oper-
ated auto. feed. also hand addressograpn.
envelope sealer' stamper; no junk. DI.
sITaIIisr,os aIa1i and .ccumuls tors
Of scrap iron. auto batteries and scrap
metals. see us before you sell We always
Lay the highest market prices WASHING.
TON RAG f. BAG CO.. 2l5 L st sw, DI
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FARM and GARDEN,

SOD, LUEGRAss AND CLOVER; some
of best SOC you can Duy large. small
Jobs: sod delivered or laid: free estimates;
immsd. delivery. vi. 626e, am: to
RoTo TILLER. Rotoette, choremaster gar.
den tractors, Toro mowers; free demon
bargain prices CENTRAL MOTOR Co.
1900 Lee hwy. Arlington. cH 1000. go.
DEMO. RoIoTHLEEdR6,o Ed6o new ,ag wagranty; ,Io9 SI0o
Sc a2GS Ies soT as sFlusfsa busssls S.
FEAGsToNE III SsToj WALKS. terraces, nreplsees.
rock gardens fish ponds retaining walls walls
sSaIH sSshzs TRff SsfS
care Of trees and removal; also general
tSAafs6fsin GARDEN TRAcToRs&aarden oas Aid or
Pssss |r Nc sEosi ss5 s5s g.. and AVE-. up sEsr
LOVELY AFRICAN vIoLETs-ro bring
Joy and beauty into your home: Come,
les, Wash BALTIC. blvd. Beltsville, Md.
Price list available Phone TO 1884.
sRkAI Foh JAPANESE BEETLE ,spa
BURTON. WA 1887. -5 =.
cheap: % 500 Ats Call SeIs OR. f5i'''" so5a. M27
TOPSOIL, fll dirt, manure, sand, blue
stone and road gravel by yard. ton or
Ioad; sH; 5l1o or FIR. 557s; 20
y4 old eS can HSae Be- seen IN DdhHo da
ing hav season at MI. Rocky Farm be-
tween Chantilly and Centreville. Va. =
Evening star., 1948-06-24
AVIATION.

WANTED-BT-13 all metal, licensed; day
must be in good cond: low engine time
and recently licensed; P&W engine; price
open. Contact L. D. RAY. Congressional
LICENSED ALL-METAL B-T-13-A-Good
cond. $500. Phone Greenbelt 1883 or
see ~ sch-om Airport rs
FLYING CLUE MEMBERSHIP available
in congenial club. located at Washingtor's
easy inexpensive way. Hurry! Only one
available. Phone TE 54l3
TAYLOR CRAFT, '46 low time, 2-way
radio, blind group, wing tanks, always
hangared, cruises 100 m.p.h. S1.500.
Sligo 6935 40
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ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

TWO GIRLS to share furn. apt, with an
other girl twin beds. Call LU. 6746 or
FIR. 4909 -26
other young man; residential NV. sec;
meals OPTIONAL EN- 1895. --25
26i9I WOODLEY PL. NV. ! blk. fr. Ward
man Park Hotel-Youns lady to share
lovely sitting room. bedroom, with another
lady; unlimited phone; pvt. home: $40 mo.
CO. 5946 2b'
until Sept l: near Dupont Circle. Phone
MISS SHEPARD, ME. 5000 or AID. 1925.
YOUNG MAN will share Groom apt. with
another man Call DE S751
Mr.. UNION STATION
lady to share Arm. apt.
with one other lady; twin beds. AT. 534i.
to share large front
room with another girl. 3117 18th st.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZERS, motor graders, roller and
shovel for rent. NO. 1898. "a
BULLDOZERS with operators for hire
or contract, all modern equipment; rates
$3.50 per hour and UP. FA, 9369.. "a
WESTINGHOUSE roon-siZe aircondition-
er: S25 month for 3 months, plus trans.
to and from. Call CO 1920. "a
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"a OPERATIVE ApTs.-sALE.

Full PRICE % 900 cAsH-contains en-
keep only $3.50 mo. Apt. 40s. at 65 N
SC. NV. Can be seen by appt. only. Call
TiLDEN GARDENs-Attrac. apt. with 3
exposures; 3 bedrms.. liv. rn1., solariur11
din. rm.,- kit. and 2 baths occupancy
phone MR.. MANN. Di. s484 from q 70 5;
WI. 1899 from to 8 pm: Sat, and sun
WI 1899 from 3 to 8 Pm. -
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ROOMS FURhIsnEp-s.E. and s.w

BAY ST. s.E.--Airy: ,dble rm. redec. !;
couple; laundry privils. LU 4964 --27
LARGE FRONT ROOM-sutable for q;
convenient to Navy Yard, transp, restau-
rants, etc FIR. 01O7 20
345 BURNS ST. SE.-Beautiful room in
new home for couple; everything fur
nished: $40 month. AK. 3712. 80
for man. FIR. 1878. call after 4:30. 80
Evening star., 1948-06-24
COUNTRY BOARD.

GOOD CARE GIVEN 2 girls. ages 2-s, on
nice farm in Shenandoah Valley, by week
Quicksburg, Va. or call SH 6079 for in
formation in afternoons.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG BUsINEssWOMAN wishes single
room and meals with desirable private
gentle family; Conn. ave. 10th st or
Briehtwood area. RE. 1865. -25
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ROOMS WANTED.

LONG WASHINGTON RESIDENT, l-bed,-
Circle ares; July / sublet or lease, mos,
or year GIL 42"2 PA
room with pvt. bath in So. Arl. BAIRD.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
HOUSES FURN. OR UNFURN.

POTOMAC HUNT SECTION. white brick
re mbler. 80 min, downtown; 4 bedrms.. 8
baths; full basement, recreation rr,
and chicken house with running water.
kennel. sheep shed on 12 acres with
and completely redecorated; l-year lease.
probably longer, S275 per mo- Good hunts
er available. Rockville 1926. -2b
Evening star., 1948-06-24
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

FRESH COWS young Holsteins, excel
dairy. cows; 20. more to freshen around
ist Of Sept; csll Vienna l77-Jo1. .27
proximately 400 lbs. 10 head, 800 lbs
Also 10 shoats. Call SH. 2114, ME. 1884.
yrs old; we'll hammered; reasonable VI
Evening star., 1948-06-24
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

PISCATAWAY, MD.-Three rooms. private
bath IA miles hss osN Il lins p,IYps nfT Indlsn a4.
SILVER sPRfNGvWiii sublet 1st floor Of
our lovely new home to responsible non:
drinking adults tno objection to small
baoy}: July / to Aug Is; refs. EXCHANGED
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bath; rent, SOB. Complete furn1Shlngs
ayallahle: MI sooo aleer :. -..nn=== pm. d
APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.
1859 MASS. AVE. s.E.-5 spacious rooms
and private bath. BACK 6o, porch adslts
through frs: good neishborhood; newly
remodeled and decorated; new kitchen
equipment, 5 rms and bath: private en-
trance and foyer: sl75; lease: refs. DE
51S7. Cail Sun or ewes Box 29o-E. Star
5-RM APT. on estate. incl. utilities;
located nr. Rockville. Md; child welcome.
ADULf EAMIIY: modern s-rm. nat, in
and sep. 5sn1t.; s135. Ch: 4242 -25
IF YoU ARE A CAPABLE. exper., legal
sec. est. law arm has OPENING at good
person 2-bedrm, liv. rn., foyer, kit. and
bath corner apt; vicinity 14th and PAX
I'd. NV. for immed. occupancy Box l6s-
Evening star., 1948-06-24
ApARIMfkrs WANTED.

! ADULTS, dauehter. Is mos., desire up.
rWIl no bsmt.: ms1' ses. Lt. os7i. ~.
YOUNG COUfLE. With 6-mcnth;old es9x,
to s5b.. TR. 5f35. 30
Evening star., 1948-06-24
HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

RICHMOND-3-beoroom house. excellent
location, will trade occupancy for similar
property in NV washington or Alexan-
dria. TELEPHONE NE. 5000 Ext. 531. e4s
Evening star., 1948-06-24
ApTs. FURh. AND UkFuRk.
APARTMENTS UkFURhIsHEp.

N.W.-a BEDROOM, liv. rm., din. rm. XII.
bath; rent S55 Complete furnishing.
available MI. 1858 after pm. 25.
Evening star., 1948-06-24

POULTRY and EGGS.
JAMES FEED STORE. 619 < st. NV. NE
00s9. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
niles
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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-05-01
New Defense Plan Submitted
Strength Of Air Corps Increased

STOCKHOLM, April 2s-(AS
NE)-A Government bill for the
reorganization of the national de-
tense has been sent to the Riks-
dag, calling for a considerable in
crease in the strength of the Air
Corps. A sum of POS million kronor
is asked for the purchase of new
materiel, of which 125 million will
go to the Air Corps. 1t is sug-
geSted to cut the training time
of conscripts by sixty days to $50
days.
The hope of quick and deci-
Sive turn towards safe and stable
world conditions has not been re-
allied, states the introduction to
the bill. In many places the pros
poets for the future are viewed
with pessimism. The increasing
uncertainty should not be con-
strued as if a general conflict
were imminent 1t is obvious, how
ever, that the very deterioration
IN the international u / O n
makes it necessary for Sweden to
strengthen her defense in good
time, so that the country can meet
the pressure of a universal con-
flict with confidence.
Three of the ten fighter plane
groups will have its number of
craft, pilots, and technical staff
increased by fifty per cent. In
addition to these ten groups, the
Air Corps will consist of a night
flying wing, four attack groups,
one scouting group, consisting of
four divisions, and one scouting
division based at Air Corps head
quarters. The transition from pro-
peller driven to jet driven planes
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-05-01
Two Special Christmas
Trips Scheduled By
Swedish Line

Personally Escorted Tours to
Denmark and Sweden in the
"GripshOlm" To Leave New
York, Dec. 4, and "Stoclxholm"
Dec. 10.
Two special Christmas Excur-
sions to Denmark and Sweden will
leave New York, in the Grips
holm," December and in the
Stockholm" December 10, the
Swedish American Line announced
recently. Both ships will go
through to Copenhagen after first
calling at Gothenburg, the home
port of the Line.
It will be the third year since
the war that the Swedish Ameri-
can Line has run a ship direct to
Copenhagen in order to accommo-
date the great number of passen-
gers of Danish extraction travel
ing to spend Christmas with rela-
tives and friends in the old
country.
The ancient traditions and GUS
toms surrounding the Christmas
holiday season in the Scandinavian
countries attracts hundreds of Wis
itors from abroad eager to spend
the Yuletide season in the land of
their birth, according to G. Hilmer
Lundbeck, Jr., managing director
of the Swedish American Line. An
increasingly large number of tour
lists also, come to participate in
the traditional festivities which
mark feast of Nativity in North
ern Europe, he said.
The backlog of would be trav-
elers from the war years when
travel to the Scandinavian coun-
tries was shut off makes it advis-
able to make reservations early
for one of these trips, Mr.. Lund-
beck, pointed out. Ample space is
available on most sailings through
the fall and return Accommodations
during the winter and spring are
guaranteed by the Line.
Announcement of the tour con-
ductors will be made at later
date.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-05-01
will be completed.
Decentralization of the MObili-
cation Organization

Sweden and five other steel pro-
ducing European countries have
been granted increased deliveries
of coke. This has been made pos
sible by a Bizonian decision to in
crease German coke exports by
forty-five per cent. The initiative
to granting this advantage to Swe-
den was taken by the European
Economic Commission in Geneva,
Switzerland. The other steel pro-
ducing countries enjoying the
same advantage are Norway, Bel
gium, France, Italy, and Luxem-
bourg. 1t is expected that this
measure will help materially to
stimulate steel production in these
countries. At the same time it is
announced that the first cargo of
British coal to Sweden since be-
fore the war arrived at Gothen-
burg from Newcastle on February
Is with the Scotia" of the Swe-
dish Lloyd. 1t is said to be the
very first coal cargo shipped from
the Tyne district to any other
port than British since April, 1910
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-05-01
Norway Art Beauties
New "Oslo Ford"

NEW YORK, (RNIS)-Arn-
stein Arneberg, co-designer of
Oslo city hall and one of Nor
ways foremost architects will SUI
pervise the decoration of interiors
aboard the Norwegian America
Lines new "Oslofjord" now build
ing in Amsterdam Holland. ut is
a very interesting project" OBJ
served Arneberg recently. my
main task will be to work in Nor
wegian art and handicraft motifs
aboard the "Oslofjord" so as to
create honey Norwegian atmos-
phere." Note was made of forth
coming competitions among Nor
way artists to chose painters for
the ships murals an dof Norwe-
gian glass and art metal indus
tries which will produce many of
it's internal decorations. Place will
also be found for Norwegian
weaving and wood carving. Fur
niture will be covered with Nor
wegian handwoven fabrics and
Grapes will be made of the same
material.
Construction of the new "Oslo-
ford" is already well under way,
with the vessel already taking
shape on the ways and larger
hull sections building in the yards.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-05-01

will be completed.
Decentralization of the MObili-
cation Organization
So far as the army is concerned,
the mobilization organization will
be decentralized. The striking
power of the ground forces will
be increased so far as ordnance
and mobility are concerned, n d
the anti-aircraft defense will be
improved qualitatively. A trend of
the time is seen in the abolish
ment within the next two years of
the Mounted Royal Body Guard in
Stockholm, one of Sweden's most
famous cavalry rank regiments.
The navy, according to the de-
Tense bill, should concentrate its
efforts for the immediate future on
a maintenance of the present num-
Der of destroyers, submarines, and
lighter vessels, and on an increase
in the number of torpedo boats.
More bomb proof establishments
should be constructed at the vari-
Gus naval bases.
The COMMANDMENT Chief and
the heads of the various branches
of the national defense will hence
forth be known as the Military
Administration. Increased Govern
ment grants are being sought for
scientific, technical and medical
research, especially in view of the
radioactive effects of the atomic
bomb and the possibility of bac-
terial warfare.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-05-01
N0RWEGlANS WIN
PLATINUM FOX CASE

NEW YORK. (RNIS) - After
nearly s years before the Amer
lean courts. Norwegian platinum
fox breeders, through their New
York representative U. Brager
Larsen, have finally won their case
to determine the true nature of a
platinum fox. In 1939-40 S m e
1900 Norwegian platinum fox pelts
entered the United States on
which Norwegian exporters paid a
$3.50 tariff amounting to over
$4,000. Tariff authorities con-
tended that the furs came under
provisions applicable to silver fox
pelts and could not be granted the
free entry extended to red fox,
blue fox, and other furs in the
tariff free listings. Norwegian
breeders, on the other hand paid
the duty under protest and set
out to prove that the platinum fox
is not a slixer fox variant, but an
entirely new type.
The victory may be short-lived,
however, as it is reported that
bill now pending in Congress
will make the same tariff rates
applicable to future shipments of
both silver and platinum fox pelts.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-05-01

Ample space for rest and play
lounges, libraries, recreational IA
cilities and the finest food deli
ciously prepared and graciously
served-makes the ocean crossing
on the "GRIPSHOLM" and the
STOCKHOLM an event you will
long remember.
Reserve space today on one of
these sailings:
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-05-01

The royal mint turned out more
new coins in 1947 than in any
previous year, or total of 62 mil
lion. This means 142 coins per in
habitant, against 124 in 1916.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-05-01

Henry Ford II recently arrived
on a short visit to Stockholm
where his company has an assem-
bly, plant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
MAN FALLS
TWO STORIES
TO HIS DEATH

s 3o ,rsr old man "n"
Ia seen drinking hcavl' oE
dents " rlc apaiWcn' p
uhuh Sc hvcd was discot1i'd
an thr ldcwalk tWo huorS hc
low by patrolmcn making me"
nightly rounds last Monda'
morning A.,
Iohn Goosby 36, 90 j1O' Moor
place apparently fcll noun 'hc
second story oi the apartment
tvncrc he resided after Nj ano
/ Mis- Cope. who last saw MN
about - midnight LETT has apal
went or whore they could SOS
him . Ola.
COSBY unconscious W"en wy
officers located him was pio.
oounccd dead upon admiianc,
Ito Receiving Hospital his iel'
e was amputated prev'odsiN
about six inches below the knee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
Private Policeman
Is Shot On Duty

private polccnn
UGH tho side ht
eho dpwosru
he+t last Monde ~
4 vs. Warren Hrd
uro.t hs Gown
tr7r Covnstop
Place. ictes
g Stern Ngenr,
igdS stopped bt
~ whom asked
~ INC o'hol
A. he inquired w'',
uld he arrested ihc
had suggested a
upted to strike hm
lNngton pulled 49, -h'
and us be did t
ucd man who had a,,r
'hc arrest grabbed hie oNo',
A, t'1cv grappled fo nas- .>
Use gun bullet dl,chsi
lnne through the officer ar
pWns tho struggle the un lcr
tfcd man tknown oph a
"Cnurchllo fired four ctro
shots which went wild
Geo 90 Green. 26. is hcia 81,
material witness In the shoot
ine
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lpward, of 10000 Dcumie
And scvcta tuntud Du,ness
md profc,sloua siim t
vNcs and avmcn isom ol7t'
state afc cNpccua 81 Wtacs
M, "bu nes spectacle
The Second AnnAai h''.'
washington Po,t.Wa uane c>
posltIon VIII last nAt aa au.t
.ccordine To cApotts ~ tat
who haN, viewed ih, u"ie'aA,
booth. snd other display aWul'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
Woman Commits
Suicide In The
10 Detroit River

!. 'ud Gum. 20. of ejS Wal
,trcct made good hen threat
- lump IN the river Friday
0Ii"Wlng an argument with nor
,Nmon-law husband. Harrison
l'N-on she went down t0 tho
'l OF Adair street jumped m
~ Detroit river and was
faWncd.
dopson attempted 10 catch
but she out ran HIM Hct
or1 v was recovered by the mar
nofmaster patrol several hours
.1tcr
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'fNi "a az nv 'N''i
Hes rcieWng an
,1nnorcd iHh3 Wt eN
tcnc dcnagogic app
pa, against class aa
cncc hul' uN rt H'
oats OF SO fines { NON H
4H d. he declared
HITS HoFFA
IWuc, Iloha Dcr M
i tNe Tcarstr to
oN bad ,sucd W
onbct~ ~ tic
iatgh ~ The parade tMr
He criticized President Tru
mans attack on the Taft Hart
ley bill over The presidents
veto.
That Truman fu r sos
a1on invoked The ! -
aak unnecessary stIe
Cfc. hv The ectnt RcrU
DENTAL candidate q,
Why the bin Is hcnchru 81 ~
h and should hC c'ajne
Labor will not be deceived"
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