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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RUG-Rare ANTIQUE herman, approx.
10 TT. by 13 it.; beautiful wash car
pets; no dealers. Box 413-X,. Star.
RUG - New elegant, handmade;
hSfSsd hSf4sHl cut sxs inch rss %6 t LIE
seen to e' Be Appreciated. Ho "ff 447S g.
RUG, Oriental, Hamadan, 6.8x4. IL,
rose and blue on tan BACKGROUND.
Call co. S105, Apt. 6o7. after 8
RUGS. Oriental, bargains, 1Oqo to
antique. ARMENIAN ORIENTAL RUG
CO, 2409 18th st, NV. Open Tues.
RUGS, imported, Persian. Oriental
seod seofn afaEy axs f9se $ssSS xSSen sxi
S34 80; other sizes proper. priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP, 1925 G st. NV.
RUGS, large and small, Orientals:
special sale for 10 days only; all
at reduced prices. E. A. BALKAN g.
SON., 2l25 18th st. NV, NO. 0237.
SEWING Eyn &C.. MAcH1NEsmsays 1.cI NJ up to
chimes. Beautiful Singer electric
console, regular S135 value for
S105. Singer electric portable. like
new, S69.50. 2 other nice porta-
bles,. S29.50 and S35. l Singer
Featherweight portable. Shop early.
sEWISd aSnS Lee MhTAiNFs hGyi GH s,9Ia, 491a
sale or rent We also electrify all
makes sewing machines Open ewes
3109 l4th st NV co 1921
SEWING MACHINES
Treadles; rebuilt portables, S2450 up;
singer, white. Big discounts on new
machine. We repair and electrify.
Terms: Open ewes, N. E. SEWING
MANIJTNE Of
SHOWCASE, rounded fronts, adjust
etc. a. NoTaAN fiiI 4si AZ ifth ifi t'd1S st. n.S
SOFAS, studio couches and sofa
beds: new and used; Sis to 500.
IS 9TH st. ne. Ii. $1,000. Open
sTESoGRAPH with tripod, like new,
STEN0GRAPH MACHINE. late model
Gall TplHTvS3 HT SS3@3 after 8 pm. -2l
neves Ised s3s MH ogao Nt naehne
sTENoTYHPG. H'G' late model; recondi-
toned, guaranteed. $4250 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14tb St
STORM SASH. every size. stock or
special! RUcKER LUMBER, 1920
SUIT, mans full dress, size 3s reg;
woman'S coat, zip. lining and hood,
size 1914; reas. Ma. 1880, Ext. 710.
sUITs-(4l,. mems, sizes 4s-44; 2
f9PSosts P6Sne sHl liEs Hais new price s"S each
TABLEeLibrary table. 54x32. solid
mahogany. Call co. s105. Apt, 6o7,
r5sHF5s 5S5: ;ss 4'assas' ssses s7B Ra1$sH
TARPAULiNs. prices from &c per 50.
#. for Govt. surplus. GICHNER.
2513 N st: NV. EX. 3527.
TELEvlSIoN-Some 1850. models az
ss discounts cash o q terms year.
s SONS. SOFA Nichols ave Sc
Oper 'til Q pm
TELEVISION, Admiral. 7 in. with en-
larger and table: Al condition.: $50
or best offer GE. 1910. -19
TELEVISION-RADIO PHONOGRAPH,
Philco. -" tube, AM-FM two-speed
changer beautiful mahog. console;
orig. $500, sac, S335. 81. 2416. 30
esss 2sssT modss sssyfs sassid Sn s moSs Ssa, ss
samples and demonstrators Free
home demonstration Easy terms
Open ewes until 8 ROYAL AP.
PrLIANtcE col;oodl dlslI Nichols ave
TELEVISIoN SET - GE; 12h-in.;
blond, 1850 table model complete
with table. antenna; antenna boost
must sell, S165. 1920 South George
Mason dr., Apt. l. Arlington. Bar
croft Apts., off Columbia rd., u mi.
South Glebe rd
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ROOMS UNEURNIsHED

Goth NEAR CONN. - Comfortable
room for emnloyed lady; share bath
with one other; S25 month. HU.
1900 -2l
COLORED-RMS. for reliable en-
ployed persons; newly remodeled;
in pvt home: $40 wk. After 5
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MISC. WANTED (cont.)

FURNITURE-In good condition; all
kinds household goods, cut glass and
china. MRS. GAY, RE. 1904 23'
FURN.,-EntlTe household contents
old glassware. silver. misc. china:
highest prices. z. FURN ExCH
2l0 7th AT 0sS6
GAS RANGES, gas refgr., furniture
heating stoves. ACME STOVE CO..
e1RIIs ri Rhcyc1p s. NA n 1sss9r.b,e sss9
Phone OIL. 6745.
GOLD-Brlne your old gold. piet,-
mum, teeth. discarded jewelry We
pay cash A KAHN. INC, 5S years
at 935 p st. NV
NEWSPAPERS WANTED Hig h
prices paid II you cannot deliver
US. ACE JUNK co. 222O Georgia
ave. NV AID. 5457.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - Highest
prices paid II you cannot deliver
your accumulations. please phone
US WASHINGTON RAG & BA0
CO., 215 L st. s.w. DI S007.
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames.
clocks, china, furniture. silver. etc,
EN-, 1905.
PIANo-Private party desires piano
suitable for beginner. Call between
4 pm. and 6 pm. JU. 7-9063.
PIANOS, highest cash prices paid
for used Spinets. Consoles and
GrandS Call MR. BAIDI ST 0250
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PIANOS for rent. with option to buy.
Choose from new and used spinets
4d s4So cons9sE oRDAN HsnS6 PAH6 ex5ra co sr
PIASosMThe' j Jordan Piano Co.. the
big music store on the corner Of
18th and g sts. NV. has. the largest
oa her q o6Ts nsw piRoS aso any In hS Taae Sty
In used instruments Of all types.
Phone Sterling 940O.. -22
PIANOS-n you are interested in a
value In q floor sample or slightly
eral on sale, Largest selection in
JORDAN PIANO CO. corner 18th
ps1SSoGS psa1nS g sts; ovn;Tn+ NV; -22
beTs Of the srmed seryices etc cam
save up to 30?o on new standard
make pianos by arranging their
financing through credit associations,
banks. or service financing organ
stsFins atsIlIiRs $685. ste a2 Rf2nf sANo Nc M2R }SRsf
l0I5 7th st. NV. -22
COPPER t1bing sA' Atlantic ia TIC CO.. cSsRsS so7
PIPE. lP1s,d ealS 1tPla black Ssss IRON eps
PooL TAB TABL0Exeei1ent Eo xeei TN conaition, SSGt
PRESSING MACHINE, Hoffman;
cheap. Perfect cond; going, out of
RADIATORS, low type, late style,
midget; o ATLANTIC 5dsASNT1c CO., S07 v v st,
RADIO, Emerson comb. phono.; n.
9ls1aai n9deli $50; after 8 pm. 10.
RANGES, gas, 4-burner converted
natural gas, high oven; S16. AT
1000. 8 am. to 4:30 pm. -22
RECORDER. tape, sound mirror
BK 414; like new; bargain. Wo.
REfFRiGERAToR-Moving; sacrifice,
Rff&ieERaroR&Fpfsisisire. fRfF&RieE5aG RS qSssi 29 1880.
new July 18th: 7-cu. f., $3.50. Cali
MR. JACKSON CHI. 41a7, e-s pm
REFRIGERATION, eE. 8 Gu. it.; g new
motor; like new. JA. 8-2552. -19
IT; s35: sH. 1886. 6So5 GUIDE
ave. Takoma Park, Md. 30
REFRIGERATOR = General Electric;
REFSRss RsFf1Sslsss eond'' con s153 65b,a TEL OR 1880
condition. iOI southbrook lane,
REFRiGERAToRs, used, 'i completely
rebuilt and reflnished like new; un-
ConQltlonally guaranteed by our own
service department Large selection
from S29 up. Time payments.
Free delivery. FREDERICKS, 1905
18th st, NV. Ia. 1900.
kEFRIGERATORS, recond., guaran-
teed, S25 up; easy terms; also rent
refrigerators, S5 mo. ALLISON'S.
1923 14th ST. NV. Open til 8 pm.
REFRIGERAToRs, 4, new norge
9 Gu; #, with auto. night defroster,
SI99.5O; also gas ranges 1900
Mass; ave. NV, DU. 1710, Hor ia.
REFRIGERAToRS, up to 4o9. disc,
on all floor models; last years models
ant s1ss9'S oYAfte ess terms RPpL1SSe5R 2Rs5 sys' cS
prrr,Gnsh 1a1s Nishols sEoSs ays Sc 81 i-760G
P. o. SMITH, S. & s., INC, 1914 Il
st; ne, II, 3-2545. Ii. 3-6050,
REFR1GERAToR, Gu. it., ColdSpot
z yrs. old, excel. cond.; $215. JA
REFRIGERAToRs uoo,, recd5s,. w1S
toned, like new. $3.50, C g. G, tc
500. All makes and sizes. SOS
Upshur st. NV. GE. OS2S.
REFRIGERAToRs. recond.. fall sale;
from $50; guar. JOHN C. WEB.
REFRIGERATORS FOR SALE; also
VIII rent, SIS per mo. -DOWDS
441s Conn. ave. Call Mr.. Dowd'
Oh. 70OU. 20
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

SHETLAND PoNIES-Trfe true Shet-
in. high, choice markings. chestnut
white, black and white. ages 4 mos
to 3l2 yrs; will board at minimum
charge till Christmas; approx. 80 to
pick. from. Call after pm. OIL.
1921. -2l
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2205 CLAIMING ST. NE.
Apt. 291: large 4 rms. bath, porch
SAM ROSEY. AD. 2700.
1888 ADAMS MILL RID.
A lovely apt. consisting of liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit. and bath; completely
furn.: S115 per mo. FLOYD DAVIS
CO., 1929 K st. NV, Ma. 0352. -21
PRIVATE APT. NICELY FURN,
Liv rm.. bedrm.,, kit. bath: $85;
conv. to stores. transp.; utils. incl.
723 9Th st. ne. Open for inspec-
tion. Ia. 5000; GE. 0066. -21
1880 Park rd. NV, Apt. 8. rm.,
719 D st. Sc, 1 rm., kit. and bath,
p. ]. wALSHE. INC.
1116 Eye st. NV, MA. 646S.
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7.1ox15, S7:7S; S.60x1S S7,S5
WHEEL BALANCED FREE
BURR HEISHMAN'S, 1903 Lee hwy. :,
Arl., Va. CH. 0024.- Seven Corners,
Fails. Falls ch:, l., "a; a,T 2l77 77.o 10th and N
TIRES, factory recond., 6xl6. s4 AS;
other sizes propor,- low: used truck
tires, s9,95 up. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO. a2s4 . Ga; "a ave Enc NV. IA, RA 1850. $3.50
$3.50 up: TOMS xuTo SERVICE,
INC, 635 N st NV Nj 2400
TYPEWRITER, L. c. Smith, special
So. SO. UNITED TYPEWRITER Co.
buys in adding machines. CENTRAL,
2019 14th st. NV, HU. 512l.
portable, all makes;
terms; standard; barg. CIRCLE. DI.
rTsE;vk,,RRs 5SaS I1II t4th NV NV. and r.s,,,.
one-year guarantee; terms. Our 4Oth
year. AMERICAN TYPEWrTER CO..
1431 z. Capitol ST.. S:30-5:30, fnclu
Sat. Ii. 3-O0so Easy parking
VACUUM CLEANER, brand-new, Eu-
reka, model $3.50; all attachments
cost $101.50; will sacrifice. TU
VIOLIN, genuine Aesidius Klotz;
included in Price Of $50, Cali Two Wo.
wAiRRHD;RoBEs. cedar and vain walnut
II. 3-6969. Open till pm. 30
WASHER - Kenmore; auto, Thor
gPrinser type; both like new. 81
WRAsHER-1e5o auto; reas.; mo nov
nit;.r inE; must 9asi sell; ;s 207 Baden saan st;
WASHER, Taylor, Jr., sl250; play;
good condition. FIR. 44S4.
WASHER, Bendix Economat, new;
still in carton; S150 cash. FA. 099s.
WASHERS FOR SALE; also will rent
wringer-washers. $5 per mo; auto
441S Conn. ave. Call Mr.. Dowd'
WAsHfSG iSSG' MACHINE, in perfect T9 con-
dition, Speed Queen. Glib, double
TUB, TUB model, With pump; ana 1ndo s-post53
wAsHTNG SlNsa HTSaasfl MASHNEs % up psGs so rs 4dS
disc, on all floor models; last years
models slashed Easy terms. Open
ewes. till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.,
8 WASHING MACHINES, Abe, zen
it'll and Maytag, used, S35 to $50
1S 7th st. me-, Ii. $4,000. Open
WATER COOLERS. sale or rent. o W.
install. JOHN G. WEBSTER since
WATER HEATEKs, usto. sale, 20,
3o-Sal;; from SIS; guar. JOHN
WAR SURPLUS HARDWARE-Axes
shovels, picks, hand tools, etc. Ex.
1927. GICHNER. 2513 M st. NV.
WIRE RECORDER. S169; Sivertone
7-5S6S after pm 10
PHLCO RADIO, floor model with
record changer; good condition;
price. $50. HU. 7700, Apt. 32l:
SPRINGFIELD sporter, so-oe, %He 1908
$40; Call after 7:sO pm. Ii
4 FRIGIDAIREs. used; apt. Size
S25 to $50. Is 7th st. ne. Ii
5000 Open till 9 pm. 30
2 PIANOS, upright, walnut and ma
hogany; $40 and SOB. 1s 9TH st
ne. Ii. $1,000. Open till 8 pm
20
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RMS. .FURN.-MD. 3 VA.
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

AT FX rm.. cross ven
tilation: conv. to s buslines. call
TT d2T4 --n4
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ROOMS WANTED

POLISH STUDENT desires room and
BsaFd RsaS Nth Nth Polish N family cal eTu.
QUIET ROOM, private bath; young
Jewish man, employed bv Govt;
NV. section. Box 420-x, Star. 20'
YOUNG WOMAN (college instructor)
desires room and board in private
home. Takoma Park area; call
after 8 pm. SH. 1879.
G. w. STUDENT desires room in pvt.
home in return for tanitor work or
odd Jobs XII 2-76S0 21h
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POULTRY, RABBITs g EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 6la K st. NV.
Conkey's Y-O feeds: baby chicks;
TURKEYS, bronze and Beltsville
white: live and dressed. Fill your
deep-freeze early. MYERS TURKEY
FARM, Clifton. Va, Fairfax 194-J-3.
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

COAL, pea, 51a tons, 500; converting
to automatic heat. NO. s775. 10
WOOD-Very best split
livered. AL. 1898, TIE. 1900. 81
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles from So monthly up. Rent
now and get a credit II you buy
later. ST. $500. THE PIANO MART,
1918 7th st. NV. -22
REFRlGERATORS. washing machines,
appliances; reaS. rates. DISTRICT
ELECTRIC. 5023 Wis. ave. WO.
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ROOMS WITH BoARp

furnished room for
employed mother with child; excel
care given child; block to school;
conv. transp.; pvt. home. OR. 1854.
1858 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-single
and double rooms; beautifully furn.
1903 18th sT. N.w.0Pieasant rooms,
good food; early breakfast II de-
sired; television. MI. 274O. 10
WENDALL TERRACE, pleasant rms,
maid service. laundry privileges, ex-
cellent meals. and transp. $50 per
mo. J S27 Belmont I'd. W. MI. 9435.
1927 10th st. NV.
(nr. Dupont Circle)-Clean. comfort
able rooms: daily maid serv., phones
in all rooms; semipvt. bath. lge
living rm.; social privils.: choice
breakfast and dinner days per
wk.: rates reas. no. 1857. --23
1915 MASS. AVE. NW.-Fine foodl
Share redec., lge.. rms; soc. privils.,
S55 mo. up: S15 wk upl Men or
womenI CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE.
ssIs 18th ST. N.E.-Room to share
with young girl. twin beds. 2 clos
cts. home cooking. S45. MI. 1890.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1928 N. H.
ave.-Lovely double room for 2 girls:
also vacancy for man; unlimited
sndol seciol privileges. CLUB MASON NO.
In triple rooms for young
people; newly decorated; home cook
ing; laundry privil.; reas. 20oo G
st. NV --21
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REUPHOLSTERING
Special-Sofa and chair, reuphol-
stored, labor and material, S6o;
workmanship guar; 25 yrs. In same
establishment. LA FRANCE up
HOLSTERING. 2509 14th st. NV,
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FRANCIS SCOTT key APT. HOTEL
/ ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
shower, 81. 80. to $3.50 per day for
! OF q; fall hotel service: no time
limit. 606 Goth st. NV. Ma. 6426.
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TELEVISION
REBUILDING SALE
Values galore, TV priced from S39.95.
You can save UP to S100 on your
favorite TV during the rebuilding
sale. Terms.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.
MA. 1859
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APTs. FURNISHED Cont,
APARTMENTS FURNISHET

APARTMENTS FURNISHED
521 PEABODY ST. NV.
2 bedrooms. living room. dinette
kitchen, bath; tenant pays utilities;
S100 mo.
1900 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen. dinette. bath. in
cluding utils.. S110 mo.
726 5th ST. NE.
Bedroom. kitchen, semipvt. bath. in
cluding utilities. $3.50.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
S0S N. Capitol. Realtor. MA. $3.50.
pa
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919 L st. N.W.-2 rms, kit. and
bath. SS5.
1919 Otis pl. ne, rms. and bath;
Arcola heat; S36.62.
Is 4th st. ne, 2 rms, kit. and bath;
gas h.-wh. $4S.50
p. j. WALSHE, INC.
Ills Eye st. NV. MA. GAGS.
-----,-- 80
AT Goth & EYE STS. NV,
Combination apis. -ofices or studios;
one to three front rooms each; new
and modern. MR.. HENRY, RE. 0S77.
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TIRE BARGAINS

IuIE bAhUAINO
Recap now with COLD RUBBER,
guaranteed IL mos. or 10000 mi.
6.00x16. $3.50; 6.50x15. $6.95;
BURR HEISHMAN'S. 1903 Lee hwy,
Arl.. Va. CHI 0024. Seven Corners,
Falls Ch., FA. 2177. 10th and N
Irving, Arl.. OW. 7442.
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PIAN0S-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
signed, Baldwin built, Baldwin guar
anteed. Embodies features of small
grand and upright; full, resonant
tone: Baldwin patented full-blow
action; lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany. walnut, light
oak, avodire and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV.
Esta hliehad i 2-n
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LUMBER
BETTER THAN NEW

quarters double; S15 to S32. is
7th st. ne, Ii. $1,000. Open to g..
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PIANOS, highest cash prices paid
for used Spinets. Consoles and
Grands. Call MR.. BALDI. ST. O25O.
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FuRNITURE-WII puy entire con.
tents q odd pieces. Also old thins,
65 years. HOPWOODa Rth and 8
stS. NV. ME. 6287.
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NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road. n
Montgomery County. Silver Spring
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MICROSCOPES. medical. all makes;
credit If desired. Ii. 3-0013. 30
MULTIGRAPH printing machine, 1949
model so; exc. eond. Box 139-Y,
Star. -19
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Desks. steel and wood, all sizes. re-
conditioned, SIS and up; tables.
bookcases, Bank of England chairs,
file cabinets, school and church fur
niture visible files. unlimited guam
tity to select from. all priced al
savings to 75ee; free delivery; new
and used. MANHATTAN OFFICE
EQUIP. CO., 639 New York ave. NV.
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NEW, 2-bedsm.. liv. rm., kit, bath
apt, 5404 Marlboro pike s.e.; util.
incl: mr.. transp.. schools. stores;
open for insp.; $3.50. IA. $500.
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discovering America by chance.
Only in Greenland, they really
settled down as if for keeps.
They grew cattle. built a church.
had a bishop and maintained
trade regularly with Europe.
Then things got tough all over
and about l400 the trading
ships ceased to call. When
some one next remembered about
Greenland at the end of the CEN
tury and sent somebody to look
for the Greenlanders, they had
all disappeared. To this day no
body knows for sure what hap
pened to that pioneer colony.
Probably the Eskimos wiped it
out.
Don't let climate changes fool
you about Greenland. Tenn
peratures in the north range as
low as 10 degrees below zero. In
the south the average even In
summer never is above so de-
grees. The main feature of
Greenland's geography is the
Greenland icecap. worlds largest
glacier. 1t is more than a mile
thick. covers some 95 per cent
of the land. II it ever did melt
off. the levels Of the seas would
change and the climate of the
world, too. Around its edges are
the inhabitable valleys where
Greenlanders TODAY are raising
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years. and the potential capacity
Of the island is many times the
entire population Of the Neither
lands.
All Western nations should be
interested in the colonization of
this new area if only for strategic
reasons. Indonesia recently re-
fused it's harbors to Allied war
craft en- route to Korea. and the
Indonesian government has not
only recognized Red China. but Is
attempting to have that outlaw
puppet nation seated in the Sc
curity Council Of the U. N.
It was from New Guinea that
Gen. Douglas Macarthur COM
menced his reconquest of the
Philippines. and it may well be
that the misfortune Of war will
again place New Guinea in a SIM
liar role. And If that day should
ever come we may be glad to find
that Western New Guinea Is still
in friendly hands,
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u. S. Production Regulator

ment of a richer and more endur-
ing civilization" Gen. Harrison
alluded to the citizens duties in
wartime. Although he was talk
ing particularly about World War
II. he might have been talking as
well about the present struggle
with communism. In the gen.
erals words: y
I'm time of war the duty OF
every citizen is clear. This road OF
duty. as in peace, is paved with
opportunity and with compensa-
ton. There was duty to be done
by men and women at industrial
battle stations, just as there was
duty to be done by our precious
youth at combat stations" i.
At the NPA, Gen. Harrison is
doing his duty in the new emer-
gency, sometimes working even on
Sunday, yet appearing promptly
on the job the next morning as
fresh and vigorous as ever. .
To his subordinates at NPA he
may appear to be a hard task
master. He delegates responsible
ity and expects action. Where
policy is being formulated he
wants to be in on 1t. When step
is decided upon it must be justified
as practical and sound. Subordi-
mates on the staff can always ex-
press their views. In fact, the
general likes to say that the staff
makes the decisions.
| But the final word is his, for his
Is the responsibility.
When you see the signature
"W. H. Harrison" at the bottom
of an order you can bank on II
that the general knows what is
in 1t and what 1t will do to in
| duStry. a.
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upon his country. He will simply
be committed by the Danish
people to take part in the con-
struction work. Then, in a gen.
Grafton or so, the Danish
pioneers can transfer full re-
sponsibillty to the Greenlanders.
Most important Of all things
is the ABOLITION Of the Danish
state monopoly on the Green
land trade. The worlds biggest
island has always been CLOSED
territory" to Danish business,
and all trade is being regu-
lated and surveyed by the DAN
ish state.
AS a beginning the Greenland
fishing will be increased and
factories for canning and deep
freezing of the fsh are being
built.
When the work has been or
ganized. Greenland may thus
obtain a position among the
worlds export nations.
For the mapping out Of still
unknown parts Of the big island,
Danish geodesists will take over
the American bases when the
Americans pull out.
Not long ago one base-Bluie
West eight-at Soendre Stroem-
ford south of Holsteinsborg was
evacuated by about TOO Ameri-
cans who were stationed there.
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livestock once more. this time
sheep.
The Greenland act passed by
the Danish Parliament last
spring will give the Greenland
erS a chance to change their
lives even more than they have.
Many prominent Greenlanders
have urged the government to
hurry up about it.
The administration of Green
land will be changed. the educa-
ton will be like that in Den
mark with schools and courses,
at the beginning. to be headed
by Danes.
The housing question. one Of
the most important problems to
be solved. has been put into the
hands OF Danish architects. and
the health system will be ex-
tended on q big scale.
For the first time Danish po-
licemen will be sent on duty in
Greenland GIVE only, and the
present somewhat chaotic court
system is now being changed
following Danish justice.
All these changes were just
started last summer and a lot
OF patience and good will is
needed-beth on the part of the
Greenlanders and the Danes.
The Greenlander must not feel
that the new things are forced
Evening star., 1950-11-26
New Day Downs on the Worlds Largest Island
Greenland Has Been
Undergoing Two
Notoble Changes
By Joe WING

WIleu we C6lleQ up PeCef
Freuchen. the famous peg
legged Arctic explorer. to find
out what's cooking in Green
land. he replied he was leav-
ing for Greenland in IS min
utes to find out.
But in the Is minutes he had
to spare on the phone he helped
round out the picture. 1t seems
that two big things are hap
pening on the worlds largest
island.
First. it's climate is getting
warmer This isn't a century,
by-century change. but some-
thing that's going on almost be-
fore your eyes. The tempera-
ture Of the sea water is up
several degrees. Freuchen said;
the seals are retreating, and cod
fish and MOSQUITOES are advanc-
ing. This is helping cause a
revolution in the lives Of the
native Eskimo. r. 4.
Second. the Danish govern
ment. which has cherished the
Greenlander for many years,
has decided to help him grow
up and become a working part
ner In the Danish nation. There
is to be free trade instead Of
trading monopolized by the gov
ernment.
Things Always Changing
That's where Peter Freuchen
comes in. He is connected with
the East Asia Co. which has
fishing interests in Greenland
and which has just imported
its first man-size cargo of frozen
Danish fish for the United
States market.
Freuchen is going to stop in
at Thule, for one place. and see
the spot where he spent about
10 years Of his life. It won't
be quite the same. Navigation
is possible there for four or five
months a year. he reports. in
stead Of one month as in the
old days. and now you have to
swat mosquitoes in summertime.
With the seals swimming north
before the heat wave and cod
plentiful now in regions that
once knew 1t not, the Eskimo
is having to learn new tricks.
Instead of hauling out a
kayak on the ice and downing
his blubber in peace. he has to
find a harbor for the motor
boat that takes him out to the
fishing grounds. That means
he has to concentrate more and
more in villages, There are
some 10000 Eskimos and 500
Danes in all Greenland. Not
many people for q land larger
than Mexico.
The Danish government knows
that scientists have reported the
climate change but in working
out the new setup had other
things in mind. It wants to
make q province instead Of a
colony out Of Greenland. even
II 1t does cost the Danish tax
payers some hundreds of mil
lions of kroner.
Things are always changing
in Greenland. OF late, besides
the weather. it's been the Amer
leans. They have been pulling
out Of wartime bases there.
A few centuries ago it was the
Norsemen. They arrived In
Greenland about 9s6, just before