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Evening star., 1950-08-04

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The Nome nugget., 1950-12-06
Interesting Bible Exhibit In Nugget Window this Week

Bible dating back as far as 1850 and 1854 are now on display in the window of the Nugget Office, in an arrangement sponsored by the Church of The Nazarene. The background of the display is formed of posters showing the various languages in which the Bible is published by the Ameri- can Bible Society, together with pictures of the peoples using these languages.
 Included in the arrangement is a. translation of First and Second Peter by Martin Luther, printed in 1854. Loaned by MT. Paul H. Sarv of Nome, this volume is one of but a dozen copies yet known to be in existence. It has thus be- come a valued collectors item. The other copies of the book are in a European university. MT. SarV has also loaned the exhibit a Russian Bible, which he brought back with his from Siberia short ly before the fall of the Czar's kingdom and the rise of Bolshev-
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-06

SEATTLE, (P) - The Alaska Yukon committee began a drive to obtain $45,OOO to finance an Alaskan gallery in the projected Seattle Museum of History and industry.
 The committee headed by Rob- ert Gillespie, is composed of busi- ness men, most of whom have spent time in Alaska or trade with business firms in the Terri tory.
 The museum, sponsored by the Seattle Historical Society, is un- der construction along Lake Washington Boulevard near the Montlage bridge.
 Gillespie said the committee must have $1O,000 by Sunday. That would enable the contrac- tors to lay the foundation of an extra wing along with that of the main building. A second $10,000 is needed by January 10 and the remaining $25,OOO will be solicited later.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-06
Beta Sigma Phi

Love, in it's various manisfesta- tions proved to be an expressing subject for Beta Sigma Phi Rap pa members and guests when they they were entertained last Thursday evening by Misses El- len Waldhelm and Eileen Uttech at Miss Waldhelm's home. Miss Edith Monroe and Mrs. Stanley Morgan were welcomed as guests. Mrs. Erik Hay. who presented, 'Love as the Highest Relation of Man to the Ideal, or God," very interestingly summed up happi- ness as resulting from three things in life-something to do, something to love, and something to hope for.
 Mrs. James Mclean ably spoke on Manifestations of Love in Poetry, Art, and Music," descrio- ing some of the worlds most fa- nous art works and the love which inspired them. She quoted a beautiful commentary of the critic, Rafael Kammerer. on Han del's "The Messiah: "The mes sage of Peace on Earth to Men of Goodwill and the inherent prom ise of better world to come, en- bodied in the text and clothed with the vibrant power and beau ty of HandeIs art, are as potent today as they were two hundred years ago.
 In the general discussion on love in relation to children. which followed the formal preSenta- tions, Miss Edith Monroe, Terri torial Child Welfare Consultant, contributed gentle reminder that "the most unloving child among us is the one who needs our love most"
 Torch Girl, Miss Uttech, report ed on the inspiring life and career of Representative Frances P. Bol- ton, Beta Sigma Phi International Honorary member, whose politi- cal career is unique in that she re- fused to spend money to get elect ed, maintaining taht "None of us has any rights except those we
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-06

Ism.
 Other Bibles include a German translation of First John, printed in 1850, and loaned by Rev. and Mrs. Paul Carlson. Two cards in the display bear imprints of the Braille and Moon Systems for the use of the blind in reading the Bible. The Bible in Braille is composed of 20 volumes requir- ing five and half feet of shelf space. The American Bible So- ciety prints these volumes at cost of about $60, and sells them to the blind for 25c a volume or often as full donation. The Moon System Bible is made up of 58 volumes, and is especially print ed for those who have never at tained the use of their finger tips in reading Braille. It is also ire quently used for those who have no hands as we'll as no eyesight, and who must rely on the tip of
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-06

earn"
 Plans for a semi-formal Christ mas party on December 14 were formulated in the course of busi- ness and discussed further during the social period, while the group enjoyed a delicious chocolate con- lection and coffee.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-06

their tongue to tread" the Bible.
 If you have an unusual Bible and would like to loan it to the exhibit( phone RED 161 or leave the Bible at the Nugget Office.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-06
Wednesday. December 6. 1850 THE NOME NUGGET
Minerva Bush and R. E. Welsh

Minerva Bush and R. E. Welsh of Modesto, California, who came to Nome just to be married, have announced their wedding for Thursday evening at 8:30 at the Federated Church with Rev. Rob ert Treat performing the cere- mony.
 MT. Welsh stated that the cere- mony was planned to very in formal and any and all of his friends as most cordially invited
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-06

Whistler'S Portrait of the Art ist's Mother" was rejected at first for exhibit in the Royal Academy, and remained unsold for about 20 years.
Evening star., 1950-10-08

A dote or party costume for
oil winter. this skirt ond blouse
ore feminine in styling. The
skirt. with O wide woistbond.
may be mode in velvet or vel
veteen: for the Iono-sleeved
blouse. use ony sheer tobric.
Knot Coy scorf softly OF the
neck for O finoi touch. Actress
Jone Wynon models the outfit.
Premiere Pottern No. 327O. q
sew-rite perforated pottern. is for
sizes II. IA. l6. I8 or 20. For
size Ia. the blouse requires z 2ss
yards of 39-inch moterioI. ond
the skirt coils for 3 yords. Allow
at least six weeks for pottem
orders to be filled.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.w.
CHEVY CHASE
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
S27 500 'i ~

Could not be reproduced for $40. 900.
Large det. red brick, with spacious
liv. rn., music rm. and din. rm.,
we'll planned kit, panel recr. rm.,
attic, 2-car garage, nice yard. Near
Rock Creek Park at Military I'd
To inspect today call CO. S545 or
EN-. 1886.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
COOPERATIVE APTs. Cont
APARTMENTS WANTED

WIDOW with school-age child wants
3-rm. furn. apt. Immediately. Vic
Catholic Univ. LA. 6-4420. A
THREE GIRLS desire 2-bedrm. furn
ant nv; or Arl: Ho. 44so' Ext
BUSINESS WOMAN desires ! bedrm
or efic., apt, NV; sect. Call Sat.
eve. and Sum-, HU. 5000, Ext. 53S.
UNFURNIsHED APT, 8 or rooms,
employed women. Call after 2 pm.
Saturday. Ii. 6-9E5O.
BEDROOM unfurn. apt. by naval
of oficeT . r. wis e Sosb z Children prefer Sc,
SETTLED FL; BACHELOR, B. HsIi; perm. Govt.
employe. desires change of address;
local references. COX 70-X, Star.
EMBASSY OFFICIAL desires furn.
s6edTm; mn fRt; To pref pref 6E small house.
COUPLE want to buy a . or Aunt
apt. for cash. Essentially nice neigh
6orhood S .Sa ! Not in row. No asents.
WORKING MOTHER and child want
sPf ih'sf Snare s''s sspsnsss 9S'asF a saf
ELECT. ENGINEER and wife. both
Govt. employed, desire 1-bedrn. apt.
vicinity GNU. JE. 3-S671. So
REFINED YOUNG LADY desires eff.
apt. iuln, or unfurn.' IN apt. bids.
PERMANENT GOVT. CLERK and
family with = children desire 2-bed-
room unfurn. apt. or house in D. c.;
S75 max. NE. 1549. A.
YOUNG COUPLE desire unfur. 1-bed-
Ariinston. All sR i call oE. e sas5 @ after 5! IN. M
oNE-BEDRM.. unfurn. apt, not far
from G.W.U;., needed by D. c. per
Tsnent ma Eex Fesident s4.x net star later than
PARK isTo : settled women; duplex
MODERN 2-BEDRooM uNFURN.
apt; or small house, NV. section;
sschelor; Army colonel. Box 66.6'
NV. APT. BLDG.-Empl. couple de-
sires furn. 1-b.r. or eff. apt. by
Sept. IS; cony. transp. and shop
ping; max, SIS. OR. 1905. Fri,
$500 pm. all day Sat. and Sun.
CONGRESSIONAL EMPLoYE desires
l-bedroom apt, furn. or unfqarn.
PROFESSIONAL COUPLE desires /
rent, $40. Call GE. Sill. Ms
AMERICAN UNIV. GIRL and mother
desires or 2bedrm. apt, unfurn.
Call 81. 24S2. -3
SERVICES AVAILABLE-Student and
wife desire quarters: vicinity, 18th
and Park rd. NV. UN. OS41 -3
ENGLISH OFFICER AND WIFE -
No children or pets, used to looking
after nice things-seek abor-saving,
well-furn. apt. or house: ! or 2
bedrms., incl. lge. sitting rm. or
studio. Write RIM. 703, 1910. x
FAMILY OF ADULTS desire at
tractively furnished apt. in D. c.
Between Be- Wisini' $50 a and rFAHn 200 PM Ro
COIORED WORKING CPLE., school
age children, need 2-bedrm. apt, or
house, unfurn. Ii. BAIT. a.
COLORED-2-RM., kit. and bath apt.
or house; $40-S70 per month.
AK. 7210. A.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EX-GI-Mov., pack. crat.. storage;
local. long dist: small or large jobs;
MOVING BY VET; exper. help: every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Call
any time, MR.. COOK, GIL. 5137.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
sSross the sountr7: safe storage u
Phone NO O!O4 UNION sTORAGA
CO INC est 1908
IF YOU CAN'T afford to move but
have to. call me. MI. 1907. .
CAREFUL, EXPERIENCED MEN
EDELIN,. Ii. 3-5O47. q
Evening star., 1950-09-02
HOUSES TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN will share pleasant det.
house in NV. with Catholic couple
in exchange for small rent and care
OF 12-yr.-old daughter; some house.
keeping and cooking required. OR.
A LADY TO SHARE charming 2.
bedrm. house. GEORGETOWN vic,
conv.. tranSp., husband overseas in
definitely, S75 mo. OR. 1887. .
single rooms. use
of kitchen, dinette. living room +:
house set back from road; ex-
ceptionally beautiful grounds; un-
limited phone: bus to Pentagon end
D. c. OW. 1883. 4s
Evening star., 1950-09-02

WIDOW with school-age child wants
3-rm. furn. apt. Immediately. Vic.
Catholic Univ. LA. 6-4420. a
THREE GIRLS desire 2-bedrm. furn.
apt, NV. or Arl HO. 44S0, Ext.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
431S TEXAS AVE. Sc.

Open Sunday 1-6 for your inspection
Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick with
spacious, above ground. basement
apt. renting at SIS per mo. .
complete tile baths, completely
equip kitchens, large front porch.
u blks. to bus; within easy walk
ing dist. of grade and Junior high
schools. If you desire a nice home
with steady income, don't fail
to stop here on your Sunday in
spection tour. Directions: Out Minn.
ave. to Ely pl. Sc. Ely pl. to Ridge
rd right to Texas ave, left to
43lS and open house sign. T. D.
BURGESS, VI. 1902 It'll 8. -3
Evening star., 1950-09-02
400O BLACKFOOT RD., College PARK
HOUSES UNFURNISHEp

MICH. PARK-3-bedrm. brick. ga
baths, rec. rn.; new house cond.;
conv. transp.; S110 mo. LA. 6-41 9S.
esa2 BRADMOoR DR., BETHESDA
Det. brick house, 6 rooms, Ia baths,
3 bedrooms; $3.50 per month. Diree-
tions: Out Old Georgetown rd. to
Greentree rd., left TO Bradmoor. right
to house. Call Miss Schroth. SHAN
NON a. LUCHS CO.. Realtors, 1905
u st. NV, MA. 2345. 4
Evening star., 1950-09-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RARE oPPoRTUNITY-old estab-
Gould be taken over for value Of
CAS- aH5ussf sTArToS Tb 7as9, AS6 GARAGE I'D fs,Iv
play, or taxicab. Sinclair. Sac.
Must sell. NE. 92Ss, $50 G st. s.w.
SHORTAGE of waterfront ground in
o6n,ta oorintnisn Yacht Club area makes
club, restaurant, boating nas or marine ne
storage and repairs. Consult MR.,
v.lNNICK' Ma. so36 or at l404 L
coMPEErE VALET SERVICE, i'd ideal
z TRUCKS. low rental. Must sell. Box
coaUiNTiRSS' S'as; STORE nearby Va, W With
Over or Tisao1t Sa01: RrGDs RRrGGDsrty wklg business
ase7 sfs 9Eonzs tas t2sfs kEAsf Sf NJ NJ
TWo' LGNcHa kRsooMs-154o 7th 4 st.
NV. 1914 9TH st. NV. Reasonable.
1nE for zeIins fsnse retip6g G2Gd business Reason
A REAL OPPORTUNITY for man
thinking of going into business for
self. Complete baking equipment.
showcases: also soda fountain, stools
AoA iteat lunCu. MuSG sell IOr per-
soma sonal reasons. Call TR. 37sa = at
MoNEY-MAKING JUKE BOX route;
no exper; necessary; starting to
boom; $4,000. OWNER. wO. 9029.
FOOD MARKET, complete equiv.
6and saw. tenderizer,, etc. including
freezs dsb al cooler s4owiny III Gu IT. deep
Sale by owner: Woodland Market on
| Mayo road. Woodland Beach, Nd
Phone: Annapolis 1924 or Chestnut
REFRIGERATION SERVICE BUs1.
NESS (wash's Oldest. estab. 1880
and completely equipped shop. Must
sell account illness Priced right
Rear 1920 n st. NV; call DE. 36lJ
s2LFesERvIcE fI rs liae; SUPER MARKET Mi
Virginia Beach, Va; illness forces
sale Of one Of Virginia's outstand-
Bax Ins sfGres' 11x sst stsr profit $4,000 yearly
BARGAINS in Arlington County for
froceries. restaurants. tailors, cabi-
netmakers ard novelty shops. OW
1000 day; OF. sS24, ewes. Sat. ano
Sun; MAYNARD J. MAGRUDER
2525 Wilson. blvd -3
DENTIST. Mo. license. to operate OF
purchase growing practice in COM
munity. nearby Wash. Write Box
| GAS STATION FOR SALE, NV. sec.
ton; large repair business, 4 pumps
EauNbRY EGI .H5GFRat,Gni aNb oP 6RY ae7f CLEANING
store-1106 18th st. NV. ST. 9762
ONE-HALF SHARE in hardware store
available. Wonderful location, busy
shopping center. Write Box 50-z
Star. 3
FOR SALE OR LEASE-small carry.
out shop; small investment; immed
poss. Call RA. 1869 after IL am
FURNITURE STORE FOR SALE, 2S1E
14th st.. NV. Call MIR. BLACK
Evening star., 1950-09-02
HOUSE UNFURklsHED (cent.

BRK, BUNGALOW bedrms., living
rm., equip. kit: oil heat; large yard;
$50 mo. unfurn. Ardmore, Md, Elk.
3400; ewes, GE. 57l1.
NEW BRICK DET., 3 bedrms.; fenced
in yard; close to Pentagon; $175.
Phone MA. 1885. eyes,. EN-; 6425.
BETHEsDAlTwo- bdrm. brk; bunsa;'
mach; cor. lot; S115 mo. 81. $685..
SILVER SPRING-Two-bed mod
ern brick house: bsmt., Ice. lot;
near grade school; !S110 per mo-;
egs i9nsd ST. ppfsessiSp P 2S ssS Irss home
of 5 rms. and bath e bedrms.); all
modern Improvements. oil h;-w.h.;
front and rear porches; S150 a
month. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS.
BETHESDA, MD.-3 large bedrooms,
porch. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Cali
for appointment. OIL. S136. --3
BRICK-Good neighborhood; close to
all transp.; bedrms.; adults only;
on year lease; VI: 1904: =
bedrms., sliding door closets. carpets
sa1 to Ssmt wa s55t lv ,9f 1m siTsPlaoe
a-BEDROoM BRICK COLONIAL -
Nice hedged-in lawn, full basement;
schools walking distance. Is minutes
to Pentagon; in very nice res. Sec,
st WestOyer ta rsRt HIS Arinston Goo lease
ALABAMA AVE. Sc. Congress Hts
Close to school and shopping, bus
at corner; 9 rms. and bath; 8 rms.
first floor; . rms. in kit. apt, End
A.; [can secure tenant for and.tioor T
before $3.50 pm; 10. s-2742 after
PRIVATE wi HOME with garage; Ice.
liy. rm., solarium, 2 bedrms.. big
din din rp pbons and M Kit nswly asEG dec; 500
SILVER nS psPRf Standardization CIV HEa4i AREA
2-bedrm.. unfurn. house; immed
possession. Call Twining 1905. after
THREE BEDROOMS. lovely back
$50 mo-; ali for $1ob mo; in Sc;
in exchange for hne 2-bedroom apt.
in NV. unfurn.. $50 or less. Box
$500 6ith AVE, Eastpines, East Riv-
erdale, Md. Two-bedroom bungalow
with lge. kit; fioored attic and gas
a heat pa1 available Sept l. $3.50 per
Walker g. Dunlop, DI. 0222
-
ESTATE HOME a
bedrms., ga baths, with maids rm.
and bath in bsnt. Dbl. garage with
quarters above it. Spacious grounds.
$500 per mo. on l or 2-year lease
to qualified applicant. Avail. Oct. /.
Aurora Hills Area bedrooms, .
baths. In beautifully located spot.
On month-to-month basis. $3.50 per
mo-. to qualified applicant. Avail.
Sent. 10.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

Virginia Tourist Court
On main highway, 16 mi. from D. C.
Sewer, water, light; Groom home for
owner, with full basement; oil heat.
Showing excel. year-round returns:
books open to qualified purchaser
$4,000 cash required.
ASK US? REALTY CO.
OK. 1858, GIL. 1859.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

BARNABY WOoDS-First presenta-
ton; very spacious center-hall brick
Colonial home on lovely lot 103x117,
with sr abundance of beautiful
shade trees; extra bldg. lot included;
unusually lge. rms. q bedrms.I, >
baths. breakfast rm.. full basement,
built-in garage; perfectly delightful
screened living porch, approx. 11x20.
among the trees; must be seen to be
appreciated Naval oficer leaving
city; priced at S31. $50. Evenings
DI. 1411. B
CHEVY CHASE, D. c. S23.500.
Bedrm. and bath 1st floor. Conv
location, close to Blessed Sacrament
Church and School. Lafayette Sch.
Brick det.; 8 large rms, baths,
gar, screened porch; large. level
lot. A real value; F. A. TWEED CO.,
$500 Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 1870
till 8 pm. %
Evening star., 1950-09-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED OCT. 1-3-bedrm., det.
place pref; lease. XII, s-s714. 5 to
DESIRE OR 3 BEDRM. unfurn
house near Andrews Field within
next 80 days; references. 10. s-9a34.
QUIET. CHILDLEss COUPLE desire
moderately priced house or apart
ment, preferably unfurnished. within
committing distance of government
ofices; location preferred. Maryland; |;
nope to occupy premises Oct. or Is.
Call MRS. GEORGE G. BULL. DI.
3436. IT not in. leave message. So
UNFURN. HOUSES or bedrooms
suit. to lge. family: wanted BY re-
sponsihle party. Will consider pur-
BRITISH OFFICER AND WIFE, no
children. wish 10 rent small house
$3.50. Call OIL. OS59. "a
PHYSICIAN-DeSire 2-3 bedroom un-
furn. house in NV. or Chevy Chase;
S13O maximum. HU. 7144. 50
GOVT ENGINEER seeks house NV,
or adjoining Va. Md; Is minis. drive
from District line; furnished; 2h-3
beerms.; to S125. DE. 5049. 3'
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN needs un-
furnished house in Washington i'm
AIR Ea'Afs5E; FoRcE E01 oPFi6Ek ff11 s'at Wants g.
bedrm. unfurn: house with yard
maids rm.: nice area within sc
f1,{r 80
Evening star., 1950-09-02
FAIRLAWN

This modern. well-located, 3-bedrm.
semidet. brick home features nm
ished rec. rm. and studio attic; con-
venient to public and parochial
schools. Truly a bargain with as
little as $1,000 down. Act today.
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 2s02 til o
Evening star., 1950-09-02
DAVID R. WINNER

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICES
FOR VA. D. c., AND MD.
los North Patrick ST., Alex, Va.
OV. 6413, AL. 1925; ewes, TIE. O504
Evening star., 1950-09-02

ALABAMA AVE, Congress Heights
8 rms. and bath, .det.. income
viii sacrifice; Si3,5oo. Jo. s-a142.
-3
412I BRANCH AVE.-Lovely bunea.
on h-acre, Handicapped lot. For cash
above trust will sell for 81 900.
G. G.. BARR CO., TW. 0467, or
Ii. 6-1444 -3
WILL TRADE Groom house, in good
condition, for bungalow. AK. 70S5.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
NEW TRI-LEVEL HOME
AC TOMORROW

AS different as a COVERED WAGON
is to a JET PLANE. This new ad-
venture in home building separates
the 3 living areas WORK. SLEEP,
PLAY logically and conveniently.
1t contains living rm., dining rn1., =
hedrms., Ia baths, complete GE
kitchen and recreation room. TO
SEE 1T IS TO WANT 1T. Priced
from S13,950. depending on lot
selection. Located in beautiful Hill
crest Gardens. Directions: Out Pa.
ave. s.e. to Branch ave, right on
Branch ave. past D. C. line to Cole
brooke, right to 26th ave. and our
Call Hillside 4243. Hillside s714
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
1nl5 18th st. NV. Ma. 1879 =
CONTINUED on Next Pageo
Evening star., 1950-09-02
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

Easy walking distance of the circle
on District side; 4-bedroom brick,
bedroom and bath on first floor; 9
bedrooms and bath on second: oil
hot-water heat; attached garage.
The fair price on this house might
surprise you. Call WO. 1856 until
9 pm. Saturday; 1890 till 3 pm.
Sunday.
ORAN S. CRAWFORD
sSnR Cnnn Ave a
Evening star., 1950-09-02
BRADBURY HEIGHTS D. {

BRADBURY HEIGHTS, D. G..
det brick homes, ready to move in;
1900 blk. H ST. S.e.-6. rms; 8 bed
rms, ! "a baths. full bsmt., gas heat.
Deep lot; near all conveniences; s.,
500 down Open. Out Pa. ave-, left
on Alabama ave. to 46th st. and
house. HARTMAN REALTY INC.
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LU. 4-340o.
VI SQ1R "A
Evening star., 1950-09-02

approx. "a acre of ground; playhouse
for children; oil heat, elect, refgr;
garage; immediate occupancy. Call
WI. 1900 for appt. to see. Price
5000 mo.
EDW. H. JONES & CO.. INC.
$500 Conn Ave. WO. 1900
Evening star., 1950-09-02
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
New home in most attractive part OF
Old Chevy Chase, near Blessed
Sacrament Church and School.
White brick, gas a.-c. heat, out
standing value and location; S22,-
750,4 SIst trust S15.000.s with
monthly payments of only SOP per
MOI Exclusive with
= = YELLOTT & Co..
Realtors. 1924 Eye st. NV. MA. p4s4
Evening star., 1950-09-02
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

40 Orange st. s.e. Large, Groom
semidet. 30-ft. brick, near Boiling
Field; Colonial, hardwood floors;
equipped kit. 4ec financing. Service
personnel moving; must be sold.
Call Mr.. Puffenberger. LU. 4-43S2;
evenings and weekends, LO. 3-343O.
T. P. MUDD co.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

OFF NICHOLO AVE.
Compact brick home. rms, 1lz
baths, recr. rm.. porches, fenced
yard, hardwood frs. gas heat; in
peri. cond.; priced low. Call Mr..
Rauch, 10. 2S901, cox e. CO..
RE. 1893. Is
Evening star., 1950-09-02
FAIRFAX VILLAGE

Excellent 6-rm. semidet. brick;
bedrms., IA baths, finished recrea.
rm., comb. storm windows, avn
ings: convenient location. Price.
s13,950; easy terms. Cal today for
appointment to inspect.
T. D. BURGESS
1884 Pa. Ave. Sc, VI. 2S02 It'll Q.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Johnson Asks Nation
To Support ASAF

Defense Secretary johnson to-
day called upon communities
throughout the Nation to support
the Associated Services for the
Armed Forces-the successor to
the USO of the last war.
In a letter to Robert Dechert,
national chairman Of Associated
Services, Mr.. johnson declared:
Particularly in the light of our
recent announcements with re-
spect to the utilization of selective
service, and in the light of the
present situation in Korea, the
Department Of Defense is now
more than ever looking to As
sociated Services for the Armed
Forces to help provide supplement
tary assistance to the communi-
ties working for the spiritual and
moral needs of the men and wo-
men in uniform
Earlier, Mr.. DecIaert announced
that plans are already underway
to expand and intensity the ASAF
programs to parallel the mush-
rooming armed forces since the
Korean crisis.
The ASAF serves as co-ordinat-
ing and financing agency for the
three member organizations
the YMCA, the National Catholic
Community Service and the Ma
tional Jewish Welfare Board.
Leaders Of the program have
been holding a series of confer
ences at national headquarters
In New York to determine ways
OF expanding activities. There are
now 30 clubs in the United States.
plus II overseas operations.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
BY the Associated Prev.

NEW YORK, July ia spokes-
man for the CIO-American News
paper Guild says the guild will
prevent mechanical workers from
returning to the strike-bound
World Telegram and Sun-even If
it takes 5000 pickets to do it.
The statement was made yester-
day by Thomas Murphy, executive
vice president of the Newspaper
Guild of New York.