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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

FURNITURE Your entire household
p5css $ or of PURs SsS Exon h,sh sio
FURNIruRr-Bedrm n"'a dlnette. chest,
desk or entire household, Prompt
FURNITURE-Good used household
Top prices. MRS. GAY RE ;4.
FURNITURE-Wil buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces. Also OLD glass
ware china. bric-a- brac Buying
and selling for over 80 years. HOP
WOoDs, sth and Z SITS. NV. NE.
furniture Of ali Kinds: entire home
or odd pieces: pay cash. Please
cal MR.: JAMES. phone MA 1920
mum. teeth DISCARDED al ed je eD,di Di1 We
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. 81 years
offset NEW YORK JEwELRY'
piaS II IN M St. u mn; Ex o6oo lie =,
party. FA. 1916.
PIANO, young man with nice apt
you'd would IKE to storage piano for use,
f hSsnre ret exee1 n1 $50 care will Sadly
iSio. AZ ODp-. 10
PIANO. spinet or console, stored in
exchange for use, careful adult
family; pay hauling. OR. 14ss.-I6
P!ANOS-Colonlal Piano Co pays
highest cash prices for spinets, small
upriehtS. erands. Ma $50.
PlANOS..--Grands. consoles. spinets
Or small uprights. Will pay cash
SEASONED OAK, DRYLwe will, re-
move the wood ourselves; must be
ressonable price; must be near D. c.
STOVES. FURNITURE. ranges, Ice
boxes and heaters. ACME STOVE
CO. l0ll eth St NV Ma. 1855.
TYPEWRITER. either standard or
portable, by private party. Call
VI. 9o4o Ia
WILL PAY up to 500 cash for win
ter heating and air conditioning sys-
tenn. KLOMP-AIR SYSTEM. VI. $500
AM INTERESTED IN buying silver
ware, any condition; china, bric-a-
erac. old jewelry, household effects.
DORA kRUPSAW MILESTONE, 1885
6 st. NV. ST, 1896.
WANTED TO BUY used pianos, pre-
fer small ones or grands, will con-
slider anything in good shape Call
MR.. BALD1. Ma. 0414 go
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243a 18th St. NV. lie
sssd DIM furn sTRiko H!s' r1Rs sm L
FURNITURE folding screen. 2 love
seats. ] small radio. s small rugs,
aou lss rug ow: a lfs chair s stua'0
FuRNITuRE - Complete furnishings
for. . bedrms., liv. rm. and kit;
includes everything; $500 cash. RE.
600, ext. 1919, or 10. 3-4lS7.
GAS RANGE. side oven. roll-a-way
bed with mattress, good condition,
both for SIS or hes toffer. LU.
GAS RANGE. burners. $50; leu
f. GE Tsss as s1oo s Utility eah h.s
GAS RANGE in good cond.. S25; one
studio couch. Sl5; 2 pr. Grapes; So.
Gas Hs; RANGE RANGE full size: used edo six
GAS Ais1 Ranges. new and used: liberal hS.
e s.f i; .5 ,nstallation; ,P PEERLESS
used ACME STOVE Co. iol1 TIN
GAS STOVE. oriole. 4 burners and
oven foe n good cond. Reas' 62@ Lex H!
GAS lSs Stow 70 e. wel-Built, slightly us used
GAS STOVE, Roper, white table; top
:. yrs, old; $50, 81. 0534. --16
GAS STOVE, 4-burner, in good con-
dition. S25. 1872 Kansas ave. NV.
GoLF-Man's steel set and bag.
special, SIS: lady's steel set. Sic;
beginners, $40. ME. 4648.
AZ az standard makes 9 n nSyn and USED pssd
N st. NV. WV MI. 1880 900"
HEATER, circulating, wood or coal,
heat 3 or 4 rms, $15: wheelbarrow,
iron. 81. $3.50 Auth I'd. Sc, HI.
HEATERS Toll. coal, gas. wood. elec.)
H nS AZ e. H EAT "a sink soinch
, nsDy pen ok r ss44 Tefsr'' other n5se'
's $50 coffee sss table Solid G mshos
oval, $50. cost new $50; both perfect
cond. Cash. Apt. 2O1, 2204 Wash.
ave. silver Spring. Md. Phone, ~.
1R R19sss: Asc model, excel, connd.,
sea- st. NV. 1stff RA s7 9 i4 of' MIs
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT - Complete
modern kit sets incl. sink, base and
wall cabinets. never used: Priced
weekdays $40 through 5. 81
LIVING ROOM, davenport and chair
Kroehler), used carefully about
one year. original cost S2S5; sell
S135 Radiator covers, attractive
solid aluminium plate, original cost
$50 each, sell $40. Antique solid
hand-carved walnut cabinet. EN-
1883. 49,
LIVING RIM. SUITE, 3 pcs: Q beds,
kitchen table and chairs; misc. Call
UN. 1850 before g. -16
LIVING ROOM SUITE. . pc. over
stuffed. coral color. beautiful, SIS.
OW. S214. 16'
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MiscL. FOR SALE tcont.

CAMERA. Businessman. 3hX3A
accessories: S1S5 or best offer. Elk
enlarger, sos. Greenbelt 1852. lie
CAMERA, movie. NM. 2.5 lens
with protector. screen and splicer
$40 or best offer. Call DE. O3S4
after g pm. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
CAMERA BARGAINS
CAMERA FANS
PLEASE READ

UPTOWN PHOTO SUPPLY IS NOT
MERELY ANOTHER, CAMERA EX-
DUN THROUGH WHICH WE
BRING TO OUR CUSTOMERS
PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT ANE
SUPPLIES At A SAVING SO GREAT
c caAF sr W1EH9 1oWN PAoTo su Mt
PLY HAS NO COMPETITION. -
THAT'S A MIGHTY LARGE ORDER
FRIENDS. BUT OUR GUARANTEE
TO MEET OR BEAT ANY PRICE
is THE TICKET THAT MAKES
H geTf1EsI, PHOTO N 2ou SUPPLY PHoro !
Uptown Photo Supply
OPEN UNTIL 8 PM
1889 IRVING ST. NV. Ho. s72@
CASH REGISTER, National: cleo:
trio, 4-drawer.. s totals. Another
Pr,lsassds right for immsd. sale: j II
CARPET. beautiful Oriental rug. dian
cLoTHiNGNWInter, fne quail, used,
size ls- h;a,,. fur e1st suits. es.ts'
brown cloth coat, Kolinskv collar
size rs. $50; mans tuxedo suit
size A. short. $50. WO. 1888. lie
COAL STOKER; changing to gas. will
sell cleo. Furnace Man and thermo-
stat: $25. OIL. 0902. ,-l6 j.,
COAT, new AQUA blue Strook wool
full length, size IA. half price. S35
WO. 0764. Ext COLA. 1917
COAT-Receda green, gray fox col
lar. size Is. Al condition. $50
Phone TIE S513 lie
COATS. SUITS AND DRESSES. size
20: also a few size 10. All very
h dR-O
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AVIATION

TAYLORCRAFT, 1916. excel. cond.,
new metal prop. Phone ia. 4-O343.
JOIN BEST FLYING CLUB, Metro-
politan area: loo. Baileys Xroads;
1.-member club: l vacancy: very
reas: rates. Call RE. 900, Ext.
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EVERGREENS

40
JUST WHAT YOUR HOUSE NEEDS
Yews. Retinospora, Globe, Pyramid al
and Golden Arborvitae, lockwood etc,
Prices at $1.85 to $6.25
Sizes from L it. to #.
Excellent material for self-landscap-
ing. Healthy and fine condition.
Come and see Them. Priced for
Self-service and quick sale Pansy
seedlings, giants, $50 per 100;
$3.50 per 200 Write for Fall Price
List on Bulbs, Perennials, African
Violets, Roses, Hybrid Rhododen-
drons, Hardy AZaleas and Nuns.
Delivery on So orders and more in
Washington and vicinity every
Thursday. No shipping. Open
weekdays and Sundays till dark.
A Gift With Anv S5 Order
BEHNKE NURSERIES
Wash BALTIC. Blvd.
Phone Tower 1854 BelSville. Md.
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BUILDING MATERIALS
SHUTTERS, SCREENS
SCREEN DOORS

Used, good cond. Following sizes
wide BY 81 in. 81 in. "a in, II in,
70 in. and "A in. long. So per pair.
window screens, 23x24 in, 23x32 In.
26x39 in, 32x30 in, 32x33 IN.
32x39 In, all with snap-in springs,
Goo each.
ware, including dooor closer, 3 #.
by z it.. S. each.
Large stock available. Buy now for
spring and save money.
A. B. C. D. CORPORATION
1871 Jefferson Davis Hwy OF &1hh
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THE EVENING STAR
SHINfIHA n SATubnIy N..~L.. ,el
PERSONAL

VACANCY in private guest home for
elderly lady: tray serv.; conven.
NV. loo. "a block OF 18th and De
, eoantSr sts; Phone RA. e143: :o'
EespH sss5 aeorsls ave- s' n'V re e.
SMART WOMEN ARE well fitted
women and vice versa. more skill
lies in hitting than sewing: Con-
s9 fdrme LA Of E St5 w.. nRESsMA .Sa
any clothes problem you have now.
RIM. l 90. T fefai E&. 1903 sos ST. n'"''
COUPLE wants room and board in
home of nurse or nurse and hus-
Invalid: REQUIRES care and tray serv-
ice. Nurses evenings free Cheer
~ room: good food required. Box
FUR c e.s1; REMoDELEp, l !stess
wi. 477o or D 5gS 4a55 anytime HSi Wi5
CHAMBERS AMBULANCE service.
So: Chambers has only the best Of
Cadillac equipment. Phone co
MICHEL is famous for hair goods.
Teupess Wigs r, cur p'ds brs1ds oo s.s
LADIES-We can tailor you suit
from surplus mems suits. 2l15
Rhode Gland ave. ne. co. S4l4.
lie
VACANCIES, in conyalescent home,
close, In, delicious meals. tray
service, good nursing care; 500,
share: sl.5. sinsle. Call AID. 6h:4
Lucien and Marion
Formerly with Kanns
Beauty Salon
Offers . weeks opening special
Permanent Waves
SIS reduced TO SIS
$50 reduced to S1u
Andre and Lucien of Paris
1863 Connecticut Avenue. NO. 9l3l
Open EVENINGS till 8
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POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9 K st. NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks;
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SPREADING YEWS

8 years old, / or a truckload. S}.ab
each: also arborvitae. lockwood and
others at sensible prices. ASHTON
NURSERY, 65l0 Georgia ave. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES--Bric-a -brac. china. Sill
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE, 1895
g st. NV. Sterling 1896
ANTIQUES - Furniture. bric-a-brac,
china, glassware. rugs. silyerware
paintings; highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY tStarbecker), TIA
AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp collec-
tons. coins: gold. silver. worries
HOBBY SHOP. .T16 18th St d. 1879
BEDROOM, dining room. contents of
home: cash. We do moving, storage
IA. 2931; after pm. GE. 14l6
BEDROOM. DIN. SUITES. ofice fur
niture. Frigidaires, carpets, rugs;
any household will buy. DU. 05I3
BOOKS-As we Just started we need
many. books. Small and large COL
lections bought and removed at our
expense. ALBION BOOK SHOP,
1858 Penna. ave. NV, ST. 66as
%
BOOKS, large and small collections.
bought and removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 72l 9th
st, NV, ME- 1895.
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality;
also movie camera. protector, lenses
MR.. WEISS. from 90. RE. 1896
Highes, prices Tor men S
eth st NV AID 3297 Will call.
CLOTHING-Top prices paid for
mems used clothing, typewriters.
musical instr. guns, binoculars. etc
LEVINS SALES. 1903 H ST. NE,
AT ,sllG WILL Cart
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GROCERY STORE

Close to D. C. line, in Md. Doing
$1,000 weekly; 2 walk-in boxes, well
equipped for self service. Must be
seen by appt. only. Owner must
sell. Call DALEY REAL ESTATE
SALES. AP. OO77 lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

BUG KILLER. Amazing johnston S
No Roach" Sanitary coating kills
reaches. ants. waterbugs for months
Pint 81 80: OF. S29S THE HEIGHT
CALCULATOR, Marchant, cleo, auto
matte multiplication and division;
reconditioned and guaranteed; $116.
RE. 1177.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Furniture, Unclaimed

3-pc. rock maple liv. I'm. suite, $50:
studio couch, $50; sofa-bed, $50;
5-pc Walnut bedrm. suite. $50: g.
overstuffed liv. rm. suite. $50; &C.
casional chairs. SO: buffet. $40:
single Hollywood bed. compl with
innerspring mattress. So9.50; single
felt mattresses, So; 5-pc. rock
maple dinette set. $3.50: chest of
drawers. S14; dresser. $40; maple
knee-hole desk. S2350: mahog
gateleg table, S14; chest-desk comb
So" 80: bed pillows. a5c
OPEN DAILY TILL 8 PM.
Hoffman, UphOlStererS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
MOVIE BARGAINS
MOVIE MAKERS
PLEASE, REAT

UPTOWN PHOTO SUPPLY IS NOT
MERELY ANOTHER CAMERA EX-
CHANGE RATHER 1T IS A ME-
DIUM THROUGH WHICH WE BRING
TO OUR CUSTOMERS MOTION
PICTURE EQUIPMENT AND SUP
PLIES. AT A SAVING 80 GREAT
THAT WITHOUT HESITATION, WE
CAN STATE uptown PHOTO
SUPPLY HAS NO COMPETITION -
THAT'S A MIGHTY LARGE ORDER.
FRIENDS. BUT OUR GUARANTEE
TO MEET OR BEAT ANY PRICE
is THE TICKET THAT MAKES UP
TOWN PHOTO SUPPLY A NATURAL
IN YOUR MOVIE FUTURE.
Uptown Photo Supply
OPEN UNTIL Pm.
1859 IRVING ST. NV, no. S722.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

Home Heating Troubles?
Rooms unevenly heated? Why not
have your system analysed and cor
rected before winter sets in? HEAT.
ING SERVICES. RA 1858 lRs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

Taylor-Tot, ball bearing wheels. SIS;
both excel. cond. Del, D. C. OR
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1st COMMERCIAL~Bu this build
ing for $500 down and open your
own business. Ideal for beauty par
lor. barber shop or Chinese laun-
dry. Owner willing to sacrifice Call
Mr.. Rybikowsky. TR. 1856, ZAGAMI
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YACHT INSURANCE

alysis and prompt serv-
le underwriting. Phone
HUGH ALEXANDER,
a1ne ave. S,w, -l5
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01
Norwegian Liner '0s|ofiord' Launched

The 16,5OO-ton "Oslcfjord," new
flag ship of the Norwegian fleet,
was launched in Amsterdam, Hol-
land, on Saturday, April End
Crown Princess Martha of Norway
tapped the launching trigger
which swung the traditional bottle
of champagne against the new
vessels bow and sent it down the
ways accompanied by the shouts
and applause of some 10000 we'll
wishers. Destined for service be-
tween the United States and Nor
way, the new "Oslofjord" is the
largest vessel constructed by the
Netherlands Dock and Shipbuild-
ing Company since the war. This
single yard, according to a report
appearing in the Oslo "Arbeider-
bladet' is presently building
total of 13 vessels for Norwegian
account with an aggregate value
of some $36,000,000.
Present at the ceremonies were
over 1000 Norwegians including
seamen from a dozen or more Nor
wegian vessels then in the harbor
Dignitaries who watched Norway's
largest liner take to the water in
cluded Crown Prince Olav of Nor
way; Charles U. Bay. U. S. Am
bassador to Norway; Hans Chris
tan Henriksen and Lief Hoegh,
officials of the Norwegian Ameri-
can line.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01
800 Norwegian
Ships Get Radar

Because Of the lack of qualified
people in many of the specialized
branches of the Merchant Marine
and the extensive reconstruction
of the merchant fleet now in prog
ress and expected to be completed
in 1858, the Norwegian Ministry
of shipping has organized num-
Der of courses in various parts of
the country.
The engineering schools in Oslo,
Tonsberg, Stavanger, Kristianstad
and Bergen are already offering
courses for marine electricians.
Courses on refrigeration which
were started last year, will be
continued this year. An advanced
course for stewards is being tried
at the Hotel School in Aasgaard-
strand
The Ministry CT shipping has
also announced that in 1949, 300
Norwegian merchant ships will
have radar equipment.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01
News In Brief:

Gasoline will be allotted to
Swedish motorboat owners this
summer, too The ration will per-
nit a medium sized motcrboat to
be used for from twenty-five to
forty hours. Yachts with auxil-
larry motors will also be allowed
minor quantity Of gasoline.
]. Sigfrid Tdstr0m, chairman
of the board OF the Swedish Cen
eral Elect Company tASEA),
of Vaster s. internationally known
as a leading industrialist and as a
prominent member of the Olympic
Canes committee, has resigned his
dictatorship because of age. He
will be succeeded by Thorsten
Ericsson, now president of ASEA,
who in his turn will be succeeded
by AXE Vrethem. Last year the
turnover of the concern amounted
to $40 million kronor, as COM
pared with 430 million kronor in
1947. Zone krona is worth 27.84
centS.)
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01

Amsterdam made much of the
colorful launching ceremonies.
Some 40 journalists covered the
event, and the city of Amsterdam
welcomed its royal guests at
series of luncheons and dinners in
keeping with the occasion. Over
1000 of Hollands first spring
tulips decorated the city's Hotel
Amstel where the Norwegian roy
al couple stayed during their AM
sterdam visit.
Sleek and modern, the new
"Oslofjord' will carry from $50
to 600 passengers. Her cruising
speed of 20 knots will cut a full
day from the present eight-day
crossing between New York and
Bergen. Quitting will begin inn
mediately, with selection of Nor
wegian artists and interior decora
tors to be responsible for the
murals, tapestry, wood carvings,
and sculpture which will make the
new vessel one of the most taste
fully decorated liners afloat.
According to the present out
fitting schedule, the "Oslofjord'
will be ready for service this fall
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01

Three Swedish penicillin experts
have just returned from a trip to
India, where they established con-
tact with native drug manufac-
turers. During their visit to Bonn
bay plans were drawn up for an
exchange of technicians between
the two countries in connection
with building a penicillin factory
in India.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01

Eleven generations in the same
family serving as clergymen is
probably something unique in the
history of Christianity. When on
March 81 the Swedish Dean Ed
ward Boethius conducted his last
service in the old church of Nor
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01

berg a remarkable tradition was
broken, the priestly calling having
gone from father to son for eleven
generations in his family.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
53.Year-Old Scales Mt. Vancouver
 Despite "TOO Old"

SEATTLE, (P) - Although he describes himself as "too old to climb like that" 53-year-old w. R. Hainsworth of Scarsdale, N. Y. was back in the States today after being in the first group ever to climb l5,825-foot MT. Vancouver in Southeastern Alaska.
 He said he and three other members of a scientific expedi- ton sponsored by the Arctic In stitute of North America, made the ascent July 5.
 It required six days to reach the peak from base camp on Sew ard Glacier, where an expedition has been studying glacier move ments and other mountain sub jectS.
 Making the climb with Hains- wort were Noel Odell, geology professor at the University of Bri- tish Columbia; Alen Bruce-Rob- ertson, University of Toronto medical student, and Robert Me Carty, Stanford University stu dent.
 The mountain is in the Mount St. Elias range near Yakutat Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
London DOckers
 To Return to Work

LONDON, (P) - Striking dock CTS who have crippled the Port Of London for 25 days voted today to return to their jobs Monday.
 The vote came at huge mass meeting in Victoria Park, where the committee leading the walk out recommended that the men call it off.
 A member of the strike commit tee told the men of the decision.
 An average of l3,O00 dock workers have been on strike since the stoppage began June 27 in sympathy with the striking Cana dian seamen's union. By the time the strikers get back 10 work Monday they will have lost about 100000 pounds CS1,600,000l in wages. As the decision 10 return to work was made, some l5.OO0- odd dockers were idle.
 The stoppage tied up vial Br- tish export cargoes, hampering Britain's drive to overcome her severe dollar crisis. Troops. con centrating on unloading food ships, have prevented any severe shortages in British food supplies.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
Vaughan May
 Testify In Five Percenters Inquiry

WASHINGTON, (R)-President Truman said yesterday that his army aide, Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan has permission to testify if he is called before the Senate committee inquiring into opera tions of five percenters."
 The President declined to com ment at a news conference, on a story that he had decorated Vau- ghan in a mock ceremony after the generals recent brush with neWmen in Washington on the five percenterS question.
 Asked if he had given Vaughan a medal on that occasion, he said a simple no comment.
 At the same time, the President said he has always favored inquir- ieS to see that outsiders are not used to obtain government con- tracts and that that is part of his continuing policy.
 The President said he does not believe Gen. Vaughan was mixed Iup in the operations which brought about the Congressional inquiry and the suspension of two tWo-star generals.
 He said he had read suggestions of that sort in the papers about Vaughan but he did not believe them.
 A reporter said Vaughan was re- ported to have said he believed 300 five percenterS were operating in Washington.
 MT Truman said he doesn't know anything about it if such operations are going on.
 A neWsman said that reporters trying to get information had been checkmated in official circles.
 MT. Truman laughed and said he had not tried to cheCkmate them, that he gave them all the information he has.
 And he quipped that there are no secrets around the Blair House
 Senator Hoey D.-N. C. said there is a possibility Vaughan may
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
Heroic Engineer Near Death

MONTEBELLO, Calf. CP) - A heroic engineer who brought his streamliner train through a seeth- ing wall of flames is near death today.
 The driver of the gasoline truck hit by the train died last night. He was Harry c. Heaton, of Bell, Cal.
 The engineer, H. E. Byers, 55, Las Vegas, New, was credited by officers with saving some l50 pas sengers by staying at the controls and rolling the Union Pacific's City of Los Angeles" through the flames, which rOared several hun dred feet high as the 73,000- gallon truck exploded.
 Byers was burned critically on his arms and upper body. A sec ond engineer, Edward M. Dennis, 45, Las Vegas, was burned less seriously.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22

ROME, R) - Fewer Italians were married and fewer buried in l948 compared with l947, the Cen tral Institute of Statistics says.
 Last year, the institute reported, 376,529 marriages were celebrated, 50,5l8 less than the previous year.
 The number of marriages per 1000 persons last year was 8.2.
 Deaths last year totalled 482,054 down 34,45O from l947. The insti- ute says Italy's mortality rate in l948 was 10.5 per 1000 compared to 11.4 in l947.
 A large number of Italian deaths, however, are not regularly recorded. The United States nor tality rate in 1946, for example was 10 per 1000 inhabitants-the best on record.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
HOT NEWS"
 BRINGS FIREMEN

PONCA CITY, Okla. .P0, There really was lot of hot news ...
 Neighbors called firemen 10 the residence of I'd Nichols when thoy spotted smoke pouring from the kitchen. The firemen rushed in .o find the smoke coming from the stove, where Nichols was dryirs his rain soaked newspaper.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE

Pursuant to an Order of Court entered on the 5th day of July, A. D. l949, Notice is hereby given that Gene al Term of the Dis trict Court, Second Division, Ter ritory of Alaska, will be held in the Court House at Nome in said Division and Territory, commenc- ing at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. on Wednesday, August 10, l949 and to continue thereafter accord ing 10 further orders of the Court. Given under my hand and with the Courts seal affixed ths 5th day of July, A. D. 1949.
 NORVIN w. LEWIS,
 Clerk of the Unted States Dis
 trict Court for the Territory Of
 Alaska, Second Division.
 Publish July S., l5, 22, 20, l949.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office

Legal bIdIlhS dl 1He 4NuSSC. O4l l.CC be asked to testify in the Senate inquiry.
 Hoey is chairman of a Senate expenditures subcommittee which is completing plans for a public inquiry into allegations of the use of influence in the awarding of government contracts.
 The term five pcrcenters" has been applied to persons who help manufacturers get government contracts for a fee. There have been charges that some of those persons have claimed influence with government officials.
 The subcommittee preliminary investigation already has resulted in the suspension of Maj. Gen. Al den H. Waitt, chief of the army's chemical corps, and Maj. Gen. Herman Feldman, the quarter master general.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
AT THE HOTELS
POLARIS HOTEL

John Thomsie, Anchorage. Rob- ert K. Baker, Kotzebue. Stanley K. Patrick, Kotzebue. H. Winfield, Howell, Mich. pr. Grace Line, Howell, Mich. J. F. Ward, Mid land, Texas. w. M. Kerr, Midland, Texas. L. E. Rice, Teller. Mrs. l.. E. Rice, MT. and Mrs. Martin L. Greiner, Moses Point. MT. and Mrs. C.. Scott, Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
WALLACE HOTEL

B. J. Bouillon, Seattle. Henry Benson, Juneau. William Allen, Allison Dalton, Nome. Einar Luot- to, Deering. Gene Joiner, Kotze- bue.