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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SILVER-Beautiful pair IS light cam
dlesticks), new, never used; heavy
sysr iH1 pa5f ae1ee 9Eneey or ys sM ss
sILvER-George III teapot, made
dies, serving spoon, teaspoons. All
in fine cond. OK. 1866.
SILVER, one 6-piece place setting. l
pattern. CHI. s534.
SILVER-Punch bowl, $50; sterling
fflatware; 81 Hcs:. $! ea.' pr: china
lamps; Mixmaster, SD; brass stu,
fen6sa4 dents lamp n hemtssse as GoS SpPs' aa
pieces. handmade. Imported sets;
on exhibit II to {. pm. Sunday. Apt.
4O1, 1880 Park rd. NV. 49,
SILVER-S place settings OF VIM.
~, F;sceS; ,,oa IKE new; $50, VI. 700,
s1kvEi EII iloi Fox JACKET. a. length:
size l2-!4' like, new. orig. 5000,
SILVER III, Eis'1Tfs Tea sERv1cE. ii! plated. incl
uyI Urn ref refined design, excel. cond.
SILVER AND SILVER PLATE an
tiques from Europe. Also beautiful
reproductions, imported and domes-
TIC at sremendous savings,
DIRECT SILVER 1MPoRTERs. Suite
~, stoneleieh Court, 10.5 Conn.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE. round
ooboin, maple platform rocker. and
ehild's Irish mail; all in good cond.
SINK, 6o-in. double drainboard with
cheap: LO. 5-0452. is
SKATES, rink. size with stop guard.
like new. So: also ice skates. size
SKATES "A. ICE IcEIsizs t,surs skates; sss
skates. Good cond. 1882 14th st.
SKI I OR Snow SUIT. girls. size 1s;
brown and blue, WI. O2l4.
hand, carved walnut frame, uphoi-
stored in dark green damask, dia-
mond tufted back and single down
cushion. Elegant and comfortable
piece in perfect condition; S24o.
SOFA, 3-pt. modern sectional, gray
$50. EX 1892.
SOFA. mod. Pullman. can open as
bed, BED; :, food d., eond. $50; mod. So
ca, occ: chair, SIO. sH. 3174.-20
SOFA, blue tapestry. excellent. Sligo
SOFA BED, like new, $40. Call ia.
sOLOVOx, attached to piano. for
sale. Call RE. S541 Monday
SOLOVOX, Al condition, completely
overhauled. beautiful tone; S175.
Phone Pr ! to Monday n =, from sf oSos to 10 am
S0LOVOX. Hammond. like new con-
dition: S1s5. RATNER'S MUSIC
STORE. 736 18th ST. NV.
SOUND PROTECTOR, 16-mm.. Re-
we're, used less than 10 hours, sound
and silent speeds. latest model, S2eO.
OR. 2l1l. lis
TRIKE. Colson, chain drive, good
condition. Sd5; suitable child age
STAMPS, U. S. Mint sheets includ-
ing Flag set, china and N. Y. Jub-
lee, OF. 3l9s after ! Pm.
STAMP COLLECTION, 5000. includ-
ing about 200 U. s.. catalogues
over S75: excellent for beginner;
S14 to first caller. ia. 4-1379.
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MOTION PICTURE PROTECTOR
16-mm. sound. Ampro. Reasonable.
Phone MI. 2315.
MOTORS, 1/1O0 to 3 h. p; and reduc-
ton gea. IL stock; 67V up; n6 lge os5e sizes
MoToRScYcIE. issS 1897 Harlev-pavidson
.74"; in excel. cond., buddy. seat.
tires and paint good; new chains,
sprockets and battery, $3.50. HI.
MOVIE CAMERA-Eastman kodak.
little? lem sacrifice @ msae1 saG RA ssai sssd very
MOVIE CAMERA, Revere turret, RS
lens. -S65. Also 16mm cineKodak.
MoyIh %Saf! n eAMaRA. Sas. va; HastSsg. essl s mm
model K; f.I.s lens; leather case;
= like new; 500 or best. Ii. 3-5743.
MOVIE CAMERA. Bolex H-16. pract.
new: 3 lenses. carrying case. leather.
Mov1f ~ f0SG GAMFkA. MEX / pna snmm.. Eastman
Nc; e; Kenmore vacuum cleaner,
Mov1E ~ sStGiM s1MM. ourF1r-srandd dsnew
asEs5s eempss outfit n sdeFs ana pscEns n
guaranteed forever, at the amc--
HsH uPFoWN w Pho PHoTo g suPpLY, SUPP sYnplse; 1865
Irving st. NV. Ho. 1910. Open
hoViNG sSsSi q PfcRRHRE ! R;mi CAMERA, IaS East
man. used once. WI. 5s67 or OR.
MOVIE PROTECTOR, Keystone A-s2.
16-mm., 75O-watt, little used; 1000
#. films, reels, case, splicer' $50.
AP. 1888
MOVIE PROTECTOR, Keystone g.
nm, 500-watt; 36x4S beaded
reels, news, travel, sport Aims. film
cans, carrying cases; fine eond.:
frst S175 takes all. WI. S9S2
Sun 9 to pm
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LUMBER
No; 2 ssg sommen ss AND sx,a 1tr. Va. Va pine pine
1x1o. 9 to 90 foot lengths. Priced
right; Delivered to Wsshingt9n. nepy any 7
SUPPLY SUPPLY CO.. A waldorf, aa Nd. nI4l 35ol
LUMBER-We now have the largest
stock Of the ns finest framing amin lumber T
from s25 per thousand; 3-in. lumber
from $40 per thousand. ACE
WREcKING 4 BUILDING MATE
RIAL FL ..S5i7 c8jI 1902 Minnesota ave: Mds Be-
RWSs RUtKER EuMBERs, W iss % Wilson
blvd; nr, Key Bridge. IA. Al =, IA {
modsl an FM twe in Eanu' speak, t9
ers. 3-speed record changer: nSw;
best offer. MR.. WILLIAMS Ho.
MASpoLIN-M Mando- Bass. Gibson;
and case, S35. 1919 Buchanan
MANDOLIN, like new, SIS; also re-
frigerator, s65. FIR. @oS3. HOB
E. Capitol.
MATTRESS, single. inner-sprins. very
comfortable. bargain at 80. 44ll
MATTREssEs MrfIs S. aW and To sprinss' naao beauty
rest. single. new, In carton. sets.
Call GE. $3.50.
MATTRESSES. Beautyrest, twins; SIS
for both: HAND $500 Conn. ave"
NEAT CUTTING MACHINE, Biro,
practically new, $3.50. 1854 14th
MEAT ia DISPLAY CASE, Hussman. g.
it. full display; excellent condition;
5000. With compressor; $500. Free
D. c. moving. 500 down. GE. Sol ID.
METAL SHEETS, stainless steel, alu-
minum, copper, tin. cut and formed
to your sizes. GICHNER. Ma. 4370.
MICRoscoPEs-one imported. new.
German, Leitz scope, 3 obectives:
ideal for medical school, 35~ of
list price. Also one biology type B
sssdd /. / sesps; sgss excellent condition
MICRosCOPE German. E. Leitz
3 dim. clean and clear, with case;
excel. cond.. $40. OR. "oSS.
MICROSCOPE, Bausch & Lomb.. ex-
eel. cond; best offer over S100. AT.
MfiM3GGoGRAPH, model %, in excel
lent operating condition. $50;
mimeoScope. multigraph typesetter,
wide-carriage Underwood typewrlt-
er. Elliott addressing machine. other
surplus equipment incident to moy-
ing to smaller quarters. Call Ma.
1927. 80
MIRROR. excellent condition. 4x5 it..
deep gold frame; S75. AID. 0:}64.
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CAMERAS

CAMERAS
Highest cash prices paid for Leica
Contax. Rolleif1ex. any good camera
or movie outfit. BRENNER. 933 Pa.
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Park free.
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality;
also movie camera, protector. lenses.
MR.. WEISS, 926 D st. NV. RE. 2436.
CLOTHING-Top prices paid for
mems used clothing, typewriters,
musical instr, guns, binoculars. etc
LEVINS SALES. 1903 H ST NE.
AT 1915 WILL CALL.
CLOrH!NG-Highest prices for mems
st. NV AID 1927. Will call daily
pIAMoSps, dai 5S sold, old ,sxslry and
silver Cash paid. ERNEST BURK.
INC. Ola 18th st. NV.
highest prices. Ask for MR.. Open
HEIMER, 917 F st. NV.
FOLDING BANQUET TABLES, must
be in good shape. Mr. EVANS,
FSRNITGkE wanted a, once. GOOD
furniture Of all kinds; entire home
can Mr. JAMES, phone Ma 1920
FURNITURE-Good used household
goods, all or part: china, cut glass;
top prices. MRS. GRAY, RE. 1904.
24s
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LIVING ROOM

Brand-new sample closeouts at a
fraction of original price and our
regular stock Of new and used furni-
Fine large Lawson or knuckle arm
club chairs. were S4950 now
$3.50: fine occas. chair. was S29. 80,
now S14; custom-built double studio
couch, was $3.50. now S49.5o: fine
$3.50: solid maple child's roll-top
chiid's table and 2 chairs, now ST.;
fne duo lounge with innersprine
mattress. sleeps 2. was S19S, now
ns tspespy mah1s Dss sseas $3.50 rneeer 1oN @
Lazy Boy club chair and ottoman,
open .S,s Thy Ih9rsdaPy aiPy TIL 8. Don't miss
Great Rapids Furn. Exchange
GOT 7th st. NV. EX. 6742
One of Washington's Largest and
Most Complete Used Furniture Stores.
LIVING ROOM SUITES and
living room chairs, all new,
all splendid quality, all to
be sold by public auction at
the Williams Auction House
this Tuesday, Dec. 20, with
in the sales room, 918 New
York Ave. NV. Auctioneers'
phi, MA. 2679. Also van
load good clean desirable
used furniture and house
hold effects of various kind
and uses.
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-CAMERAS

Finest brands, latest models, from So
to $500 each. One-year guarantee,
easy payments or lay-away BREN-
NER PHOTO DEPT. STORE. 933
Penna. ave. NV, RE. 2434. Cata-
logue lree. Parking free.
GUN. Winchester, model 43, 21S-Bee;
new, cost S55. sell $50. WO. 3469.
WATCH. 17-jewel, Benrus. mans
1913 -1S
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO, Acrosoulc splnet ana console
models. built by Baldwin: embodies
features of small grands and up-
right; full resonant tone. Responsive
action. durability and eye-appealing
case designs in MAHOGANY walnut.
ebony, light oak and maple finish.
Exclusive at HUGO WORCH 925
q NV Established 1879
PIANO-Get your piano before Its
too late for Christmas delivery. Fa-
nous names, full SIZE keyboards, all
greatly reduced. Also few floor
samples. esrec;ally priced. You can
get now ;ull siye keyboard Spinet
piano as low as 1915. your old piano
taken in on trade. balance on easy
terms. LUBAR. INC. 1900 G st. NV.
PLANO, in good cond.. mirrored top:
price. $3.50. At 1891 No. Capitol
st. See any day after p.m... ST.
23S1. is
PIANo-concert artist offers fine
Kranich and Bach nah. upright
piano, grand action. super music
rack: best offer over $50 dollars
takes II RoY 3TQ-I Star 1Ss
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINE and typewriter
either portable or standard. BY pri-
vate party. Call vi. 9292. -26
ADD. MACH. typewriter, calc.. cash
reg, of: equip, any kind; top price
D1. 1872. CO. 1925. eyes,, Sunday
ANliQOEo---brlc-a a-orac. china, Sill.
verware. old jewelry, glass: Any amt;
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
g st. NV Sterling 1896.
ANTIQUES - Furniture. brlc-a-brac.
china, glassware. rugs. silverware.
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tStarbecker). Ia
AGT0GRAPH letters, stamp collec-
tions, coins, gold, silver. ivories.
HOBBY SHOP. 716 18th st. DI. 1872
BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
home. cash. We do moving. storage.
IA. 1887; after z PM, GE. 1416.
BICYCLE. df;'aa boys soo;siIn,; in good con-
BOOKS-Always anxious to buy en-
TIE. libraries, or smaller col
leetions Of good books; we call any
where. pay cash and remove books
Immediately at our expense. BAR
GAIN BOOK SHOP. s0s 9th st.
NV DI. H007,
BOOKS, large and small collections.
bought and removed at our expense
-. DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 721 9th
st. NV, ME. 5995.
BOOKS--Bougnt, all kinds, any guam
tity and removed at our expense.
NV. ST. 669S.
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CHRISTMAS GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
FOR HER
(Continued)

SKIS, ski boots and suit, lady's;
size - reasonable. AID 1858
SKI EQUIPMENT for person 5 #. g.
ings, poles, shoes, Sonia Henie skates
DE. 6lO0. Ext. gil -ls
LOVELY BUT PRACTICAL aprons
and hankys. FORESTVILLE LADIES
EXCHANGE AND GIFT SHOP,
Marlboro pike, ForeStville, Md.
demitasse cups and saucers; fig
urines, porce!alns, worries; beautiful
plates. wine goblets; antique jeWelry
HOBBY SHOP. ZIG 18th st. NV
DI. 1272
EXQUISITE white satin negligee
Imported silk, handmade, S25.
Jordan S-64iO, weekdays only.
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Furniture Bought
MIR. HUFF, sT. 1893 or FA. 7e22
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STEEL

beams, all sizes, large stock, angles,
WRECKING CO., 100 S. Capitol
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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont

LIy. RIM. SUITE, 7-ft. sofa. lounge
chair. tailored slip covers: 500. Call
19s4; GIL. 440Q. Ext. 966.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, $50; air COM
pressor. oak panels, y and "a in.
black pipe. inside doors. Cheap.
LIVING ROOM SUITES (2). 3 chrome
kitchen sets, bedrm. set; end tables
and lounge chairs: must be sold
at once. 81 V st. NV. is
LYING RIM. SUITE, pcs, new,
Call Ia. S4a1 -IS
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PIANO, wurlitzer. 5 octave. 41-in;
delivered; Sis5. TO. 5e1s:
GOOD eond. Gail CO. 54ss after 10
rfASo@harse Il suh Heller upElshstti sti eTssl5 sso
Sat, and Sunday; 2 to pm Pm; iroas mas
ooak finish. good conditson; n5oa prieei q
PIANO, baby grand. uuibransen, 5 It.
2 inches, beautiful mahogsny case,
Ppssrdseect erie eIayi1nss. 1s.s condition fine tone
PIANO mahogany NAL gans uSgTght ygh s9od as s9
pf4aos. AiGemafihe 3ast in sf sime FOR Christmas
delivery; another carload OF Wur-
liter spinets. today,s best bnI,-a buy at q
s3S5; Sa5 down. SO mo. KITS
PIANOS, grands. steinway. Knabe.
ali reasonable. LAWSON g. COLL
BART. in American Storage Bldg:'
sso1 oia Georgis gap ave- evenings AR ogs 81 app cat
We buy and take pianos in trade.
PINBALL MACHINES for recreation
rm.: 8 play f1ippers; mech. good
svered a. Gas Ss14 serysf ysfs 'e ave.
NV -1S
PTN-BALL MACHINES for recreation
delivered: j service cali Incl. $50:
GF. 5S14. 1912 Ga. ave. NV. -1S
PING PONG TABLE. complete, good
cond.. S25. HO. 0592.
PIPE-Terra Gotta, for sewers. wells.
bitches or springs; slightly dam
aged; 10 in up. Dupont 1880.
E B. DONALDSON & BRO. 18th
and Brentwood I'd. ne.
PIPE. structural steel angles. chan
nels, radiators, plumbing fixtures
co 216 L st s.w DI 8007
PIPE, Galv.. black. cast iron. new.
used; cut and thread: fixtures.
BLOCKS, 3056 M st. NV. NO. 1908.
PORCH COLUMNSs window and door
frames, moldinss, misc. screens.
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SHOWROOM SAMPLES and quality
used furnishings: q pc. Kroehler
living room suites, frieze and tapes
try COVERINGS. S7O-S129. New Hide-a-
beds, assorted colors, regularly $195,
reduced to $144.95. New Foldabeds,
$50. Nah. oredenzas, china cabinets,
$50. Sofa bed, S30-$49. New, 2
pillow studio couches, $47.50, new
sofas, $40 and S67.50. Platform
rocker, lounge, occasional and
cricket chairs. 5-pc. chrome dtnette.
6-pc. ultra modern, gray oak dinette,
$98. New gas range and washers.
Nah. and wal drop leaf and con-
sole tables. Large selection of maple.
wei, NAH. chests and dressers.
New single and dbl. innerspring
mattresses, $40 each. Lamp, end
and cocktail tables, mirrors and
pictures. 1434 Pa. ave. Sc, LII.
Spss; and couDpsiso5 Dpsih nui 3nvited o nspe''''n
SILVER, natware. Call AT. S641 be.
tween 8 an. and 0 pn.
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LUMBER
ATTN. CABINET SHOPS

Closing out-FAS L-in. walnut veneer
plywood, 15l2c per SO. ft. Sligo 0246.
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PIANOS

More people buy pianos from kits
than from any other store in the
city; fact We are proud of and
consider a remarkable testimonial
for the quality and value you get
in the pianos We stock. Before you
buy anywhere, don't fail to see our
display of pianos. A comparison
will convince you that 1t costs no
more to buy the best at KITS,
1890 G st. NV. -23
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TARNISH PREVENTOR BY Rodin, 81 :.
We also make unusual iewelry:
the creation Of q new design.
Bring your work in now and avoid
the holiday rush. Craftsmen in
gold. silver and platinum.
Antiques, fine repairing.
Longines. Wittnauer watch agency.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
Rescue Work
 Continues Despite New Storm Wave

Continued from Page One) and northern Idaho yesterday, as temperatures rose, closed sever3l highways.
 A short wave radio and trans hitter was to be dropped today to a construction camp at Ander- son Ranch dam in Idaho where slides have cut telephone commit nicatiOns and blocked roads. Slides in some areas buried sever al homes, but no one was injured.
 U. s. Highway 30, 30 miles east of Portland, Ore, was cleared of a snow slide yesterday but a huge rock tumbled from a mountain cliff, burying itself four feet into the roadbed and reclosed the trans-continental route.
 Minor floods from swollen riv- CTS in the Pacific Northwest and slides haraSsed highway travel throughout Oregon and southeast ern Washington. Some homes were evacuated but damage was not heavy.
 Colder weather in Washington checked flood conditions. In Day ton, Wash, three miles of city streets turned to muddy rivers of
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
Early Income Tax Filing Brings Early Refunds

Early filing of income tax re- turns has enabled the Internal Revenue Service to refund P per cent more money to individuals in the Washington-Alaska collection district during the first five weeks of the current filing period than in the corresponding period last year, according to Collector Clark Squire in Tacoma.
 So far $595,727 has been re- funded to 12,548 taxpayers. The amount one year ago was $438, ,l75.
 "Cooperation of employers and their employees has made this in crease possible" Squire said. "Em- ployers may take until the end of January to furnish employees with figures on earnings and with holdings, but they responded to our request to expedite this work as much as possible and many employees have joined other tax payers in filing returns prompt ly."
 The Voulme of mail received in Tacoma is much heavier than it was a year ago. Income tax collec-
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
CATTLE ON UMNAK ISLAND GET HAYLIFT NATIONS

SEATTLE, (H) - Cows, horses and sheep on treeless Umnak Is- land are munching fodder again today thanks to the coast guard.
 District headquarters here re- ported the buoy tender Bitter sweets haylift to the snow-cov- cred island was completed yester- day with the delivery of seven tons of oats, 10 tons of timothy and three tons of alfalfa.
 They will go into the mouths of 5000 sheep, six guernseys and a dozen horses.
 The BittersWeet also put ashore 20 barrels of stove oil. eight bar rels of gasoline, eight pouches of mail and a ton of miscellaneous supplies. including a diesel block and fuel for the Umnak loran sta ton.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
Russia Claims "PriOrities" In Antarctic
(BY Eddy Gilmorel

MOSCOW, C4') - Russia today staked out a claim to participation in any international discussion over the vast Antarctic.
 The official Soviet news agency Tass said in statement that Russian scientific investigations have priority in discovery and in- vestigation of the Antarctic,
 "Thereofre, the statement add ed, "our homeland has the uH- questionable right to participate in the decision of questions con nected with the Antarc+'c"
 A decision on administrator of the vast south polar area with out participation of the Soviet Un- ion cannot have legal basis" Tass declared
 The TaSs statement was made public after a meeting in Lenin- grad of the All-Union Geographic Society on the question of Russia and the Antarctic.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11

NEW YORK, P)-"Do me fa- vor, please judge" pleaded the man who killed a friend.
 Don't say what other judges say when they sentence a guy to the chair. Leave out the words May God have mercy on your soul" Send me out with a smile"
 Then Judge Carmine J. Maras- co began to intone the death sen- tence for the prisonef, Frank Bruno, B.
 AS he reached the last phrase May God have mercy"-the judges lips continued to move si- lently. But there was no sound in the hushed courtroom.
 Thanks, judge, thanks very much" said Bruno as he was led away.
 He is to die in Sing Sings cleo tric chair during the week of March l3 for the l946 staying of Carlo Zarcone, 27, his close friend.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11

tions and deposits are running about a million dollars ahead of last year-$51, ,599,322 as compar- ed with $50, O,5O4,6 ,663. All forms of internal revenue total $80,157 ,049 in comparison with S75, ,966,O11 in 1948, according to Squire.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11

ice last night as temperatures dropped. Earlier, children waded home from school in knee-deep water.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11

The average bee is compelled to travel approximately $50 miles to make a teaspoonful of honey
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11

SCHOOL NOTES THIRD GRADE
 Raphael Alurac, Clarence Olan- ma and Herbert James are new students in the third grade. Our enrolment is now forty-one.
 In arithmetic we are studying multiplication and division.
 We have been corresponding with several third graders in the States.
 FIFTH GRADE
 The fifth grade is busy working on their second semester work. The ones with perfect attendance the first semester were: Robert Dunbar, Tonnie Fults, Bonnie Engstrom, Anna Ailak, Lucy Ann Fagerstrom and Carolyn Hynd- man.
 Carolyn Hyndman and Suzanne Galloway made us a very nice Valentine box. We are going to open it Monday afternoon. HIGH SCHOOL
 It was on foggy night in Lon don, many years ago, that MT. w. D. Boyce, an American, was seek ing the location of a friend. A young boy offered his assistance and found the proper location. MT. BOyce offered a coin to the boy but he replied that he was a Boy ScOu- and that Scouts do not ac- cept tips. This incident aroused MT. Boyce to investigate this new movement for boys. He discovered that Sir Robert Baden-P Powell had founded the organization in 1908. This was soon after Sir Baden Powell had returned from the Boer War. MT. Boyce introduced the movement into the United States. It was on Feb. 8, 1910 that he incorporated the Boy Scouts of America. This past week has been Boy Scout week in memory of this event.
 The juniors and seniors have completed their civics and are now taking a course in sociology which is proving very interesting for them. They are now studying about mans environment and cul- ture.
 In general science, the students have completed the study of the nervous system. They are now learning interesting things about the circulatory system.
 Wednesday evening, the High School team defeated the Hospi- tai team by score of 53 to 46. The local team played a fast game, holding comfortable margin during the entire game. Dr. Paul son on the Hospital team played very good game.
 The High School team and few students are now all prepared for the tournament at Anchorage.
 The air pump is often used to produce a partial vacuum. In a cubic yard of such vacuum there would be many hundred times the amount of matter in a
Evening star., 1949-03-19
PERSONAL

WANTED. white practical nurse, un-
DAMAGED CLOTHING = Night or
day, call BLUE JAY, "Weavers of
Distinction" Burns. tears, cuts or
moth e1sa dsmase. We call we deliver.
OUR MOST UNUSUAL SERVICE is
back Hosiery repairs, 25c UP; 6-day
service; good work. 33 years know
how" NEEDLEcRAFT. go 18th st.
NV. end floor. -23
EXPERT LADIES TAILORING, dress
making and millinery done in my
home. Call HU. $3.50 for appt;
TOWN AND COUNTRY SCHOOL,
nursery through sixth grade; trans
Georgia ave. SH. 1874.
JEWISH HOME FOR THE ELDERLY
and convalescent; finest individual
care, day and night nurses. 3s22
noh,T s,S St; TaKE Ky; aE GHsNcE-Reveayipe a,sa
should be done by experts; 33 years
know how with professional oper-
ators; fast service. NEEDLECRAFT,
$40 18th st. nv, end floor.
TURKISH BATHS for gentlemen.
WILLIAMS. formerly opp. Mayfiower,
Hrs. 10 am. to 10 pm. GIL. 6l72.
ANY ONE CAN SEW. but it takes
years to be skilled in correct fitting
LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker formerly
of 5th ave, N " finds nothing
too hard to handle. Custom made.
restyling. alterations. Centrally 10
Gated at 1l10 F st. NV, Room 20.
Telephone EX 1903
SLIP COVERS. tairor-made. Have
them made now by operator having
is yrs. exper. WA. 1874 90
VACANCY IN NURSING hOME-,G4-
hour nursing care. Licensed by
county snd state SH fn4O.
PIANO TUNING. s5; all repairs, re-
building. etc. reas. Free estimate.
VICTOR GEORGE. OV. 1897 ewes.
WAvERLY SANATORIUM. Rockville
pike. 4 mi. from Bethesda.-A few
vacancies fully licensed: nursing
care "a hrs. day. Call WI. 1907.
SLIP COVERS, draperies, upholster-
ing. cornices, professionally done.
Work guaranteed; free estimates.
Falls Church 3oO3, ~
Evening star., 1949-03-19
SITUATIONS WOMEN

GIRL. colored. intelligent. neat ap-
nice place. Cali MI. O179. 30
GIRL. colored, wishes job as elevator
operstor; .,r sxpsrienSeS pu' r;sti. 56s, -
woman for small church home Tor
aged. Box 1S4-B, Star. 30
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. wants
hospital experience: TR. 1880. 49,
PRACTICAL NURSING, day or night
duty. Call MI. 1858 or HU. 65sS.
REG. PROF. NURSE. colored. desires
private patients or employment IN
dr.'s office. Call any time, AK.
REGISTERED NURSE. will care for
/ or 2 children. Live in. Box 1a l42-
Rs;GisTEREp Z; isaI: NURSE desires position
in doctors Office; experienced . in
malause manasement' 'Sss54c Box s54-c, Star I9'
TYPING WANTED-Envelope or post
card addressing. 5000 10th st. n;w'
Adams 1855. ~
WOMAN, 25. work evenings and Sat-
urdays: cashier, bookkeeper. typist'
Box 377-C. Star. ~
WOMAN, colored, wishes work as
baby sitter, evenings: best OF reter-
ences. Ho. 1140 after 5. ao'
WOMAN, middle aged. as baby sitter
WOMAN, desires evening work: g
pm. or day work. 9:30 am. to 2:30
pm; PIX operator, clerical work.
pOSITION as companion or as a
housekeeper for employed couple
desired by an elderly Christian
woman; excel. reference. OIL. 7746.
20"
PROMINENT ORGANIST of D. c.
with long experience in the mortuary
neral home; best of references fur
nished. BOX 341-C, Star. 20