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FURNITURE-,Living room, kitchen,
bedroom, and twin beds, complete.
PI5iced to sell. Will deliver. 3217
18th st. ne. 9
FURNITURE sALE-Brand-new bed
room, din. rm;, liv: room. from un-
ETC. ss sreat sa7ngs Sn aa'fGty LION stne5fs sTos
AGE Bldg, 460 New York ave. NV.
Daily 1916; Sat. til 4. RE. 1910.
FURN.-Entire contents s-rm. house,
asnins, ea1s odds dbFeakfast' bedroom; fireplace
II; a.6i30 1903 B st. Sc. ~ 10.
FURNITURE-Unclaimed- Chest of
drawers. SIS; inner-spring mattress,
81; love seat. SIS: coil springs,
SO; vanity bench, So; sofa and
oasiF; oaf coeo Sieo tah1a lamp s,s $685. limea
TPHoIsTERERs. sERs a447 IA 18Th hostMAN st. n.N
FURNITURE-Unclaimed and new
studio couch. S23; HOLLYWOOD bed.
ooX springs and mattress, $50: rug,
9x12. $l2; table and chrome
sots sofa bed St9; sofa and chair. Sl1o:
chair, $40. HOFFMAN 6fiiS5a- uPHoI-
STERERS. I'LL l4th st. NV. IL
FURN.-Studio couches, sofa bed,
sgle. and dble. Hollywood bed. SEQ
S3e; Rock Maple extension. dinette
porcelain breakfast set, S25: Dun
can Phyfe dining table. with pads,
S39; extension drop leaf table. $40:
record cabient, 81; mirrors and floor
lamps. 81. 81. SO; lounge chairs,
Sl0, Sl5, $50; Hid-a-bed type sofa.
new: save $50; felt or inner-spring
couch, S17: twin beds, S15. SEQ, S35:
pr. beds, $5. $40; coil springs. 81;
chest and dresser. $40. S14. SIS;
iamp-shades. 50; rugs, So, $40, SIS:
high chair, 81; roll-away bed. S12::
END lamp and coffee table. So. 81.
1345 1 st. NV: RE. s961 daily
GAS RANGE, Wellbuilt. de luxe
offer. 10. 3-74S6. 10
GAS RANGES. new. used: credit; in
stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
cAs Sc sIovf: $50 eaI Nasle hx 1sIg SAsf' regular
GOLF CLUBS-Matched set Of irons,
woods, canvas bag. Cali TAYLOR
GOLF CLUBS, wilson. Q late moe model
@ased ahafs cost t0n &c., chfGme se sas eusnGn aasS
GOLF CLUBs-s: mems. left hand;
Jones registered irons. 3 woods with
McGl egor bag. WO. 1850. IS
GUNS-Heavy duck guns, Winchester
MODEL l2-12 gauge magnum Rem.
300 H and H magnums. Savage
250-3000. Rem 35 auto. loader,
Marlin 5000 and 35 caliber. Brno
S-mm. Sporter. We buy and sell used
rineS and shotguns. TRADING POST,
1896 M ST. NV. MI. 1880.
II HANDBAGS-Ladies. alligator; nice
Christmas gifts; reas. prices. Ala
Buchanan st; NV. Open ewes. and
Sun. ia. 4354. 10
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Furniture. New and Used

FURNITURE, New and USED
Visit our 2 locations. for bedrooms,
liv. rms. dinettes, tables. lamps,
household miscellaneous. Both open
NIGHTLY TILL g. DAWSON FUR
NITURE CO.. 1434 Pa. ave, s.e.
Ii. 4-35SS. Warehouse rear 4107
AinnaSnto vi ASnr
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SMITHS

SMITHS
TRANSFER AND STGE. co,
Furniture-See our new store at $50
10th st. Sc. Many bargains. COM
plete furnishings for home Ii.
1880 %
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 F st.
WELL BORING MACHINE for holes
up to 5-ft. diameter, up to 10 TT.
deep. Pier holes, water wells, dry
wells for drainage purpose. FA
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HEATERS AND STOVES
New: used. gas. oil. coal. wood. elec.
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. MA. 1852.
HOSPITAL BED

S25. EX. 1897. 2513 M st. NV.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Vacuum
cleaner. curtains, drapes. radio and
carpe Ing: reas. GE. 3522. 10
brands, large discounts; getting
started; give US break; we'll give
you. one. Wen see you at your con-
vsnience. HU. 1884 ewes, all day
Thursday and Sunday. los
tsbie ,auns.
co!lectlon: very reasonably priced
ACE ELECTRIC CO., 1926 14th st.
NV. IN
permanent paper, flowers or figures:
looks like movie when lamp is lit.
open ewes. and Sun. Ala Buchanan
ST NV. IA. 1854. 10
LIVING RM. SUITE-3 pieces. slip
covers good cond; S55. La. 6-4736,
LIVING RM. SOFA and matching
chalr, green velour. good cond. EN-,
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PIANOS

Buy before prices increase. Large Sc
lection in spinets. consoles and
grands. New. floor samples and used,
III all types Of wood finishes. Large
reductions in many models. S25
DOWN. balance in 36 months. Small
deposit will hold for Christmas de-
livery. DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 @
st. NV ST. 0250.
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CH. 2SOn. OK nSnn

DIAMONDS, RINGS, WEDDING and
birthstone rings at give away prices
from S9.95. Worth up to $50 and
$40. Bargains galore at Dixie's s
every Gay. DIXIE PAWN BROKERS,
LOO II st: ne. Open It'll 7 pm.
DiNETTE SET: 8 pc. maple. prac-
tically new. $40; beautiful mahog.
buf1et, $35; Magnavox radio-phono,
comb, arm chair model, reasonable.
10, 2-Q567 q
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PIANO. like new: 4O-in. high. 56-in.
TuA 1241. IS
PIANOS; several. $50 UP. We will
deliver SMITH TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO., 1913 You st. NV,
NO: 3343. IS
PiANOS-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed. Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed. Embod'es 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
EXCLUSIVE At HUGO woRcH
925 G st. NV.
Ec|ah1iehad I Grn
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ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.
MA. 1859

TV-TV-TV
I Need Business and Money
SACRIFICE my PROFIT for CASH
See me for most outstanding deal in
town on new 1851 national brands.
I'll 9th st. NV, MA. 9399-7324
FRANKS TV OF D. c..
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4LRESs uStQ. over ZUU TO select from.
$3.50 up; TOMS AUTO SERVICE.
II INC, 635s St. NV MI. 24oo.
wald dble. waffie iron. SIS. Both
heavy duty restaurant equipment.
Also new sink garbage disposal.
Cost S140. sell for $50. OV. 1890.
TOY. STATION WAGON for 6-yr. -old
child, $40; riding breeches. black
twill. size is, So. ST. 6732. lie
TRACTOR. Farmall: 2-horse wagon.
saw frame. 3 circle saws; go,d cond.
Call MIR. TAYLOR, OF. 95S7. 3
TYPEWRITERS, portables and stand
ards, all makes. terms. new and re-
conditioned; q few new superseded
models greatly reduced. Circle. 1112
14th NV, DI. 1879. -8
TYPEWRITERS, some special bar
gains in new portables and standards
for Christmas giving: guaranteed: !:
terms; Our 10th year; AMERICAN
TYPEWRITER CO.. 1431 E. Capitol
St. $50 to $50 incl. Sat, Ii.
3-00S2 Easy parking.
TYPEWRITER. 1. C. Smith. special
S32 so: UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th st. NV.
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XMAS GIFTS

Join the Plastics Savings Club. Ma
tionaLy advertised housewares,
novelties. and unusual gift items.
offered at special discounts. First
such opportunity in Washington
Open weekdays to Z. Come or
call. 101l Goth st. NV, MA. $3.50.
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MIscL. FOR SALE tcant.l

good condition; SIS. Call evenings
or Saturday, 10. 24663. 10.
CoATS-Man's grey top coat $50:
nearly new dark blue overcoat $40,
size 40-42; girls black coat. fur
collar. size IA; S. co. 4s77. $
COATS & SUITS
Ladies. before you look elsewhere,
you will find outstanding one-of-a-
kind sample garments in Forst-
mann's, Juilliard and many other
flne fabrics. See our fur-lined top
pers that were made to sell for
$279, now only $95. Save SSSS and
the finest at BASK1N FURS. corner
Sth and G sts. NV.
CRYSTAL FIXTURES-special ship
ment Of imported crystals offered
e co reasSasOs iSas f4p5 PFicss. ss ACE ELECTRIC
sIs yds.. 36@. HU' 1850. WINE
DAVENPORT and l chair. overstuffed.
Sell for $50 each. Call OW. 1860.
DEEP FREEZE PHILCo, 8 Gu. IT,. like
new; $4,000 or best offer. $3.50
Leona St. Forrestville. Md. Sc
DEEP FREEZE, 1850 "Frigid Freeze"
used ! month, S-cu.-ft. capacity.
mobile, suitable for home or COM
mercial; orig. $3.50, best offer. JU.
DENTAL EQUIPMENT. New Medical MeG
Bldg, DI 1546. 1925 Eye st. NV,
Suite 20s. Dentist retiring.
DESK. modern, lined oak. 26x6O-in
With matching swivel chair. 20.
1885 after l0s
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Furn. Open Daily to 9 PM.
We Will Not Be Undersold

f11NOoN1a OfLN1 UfIE W.
]. j. STRIKOL, OWNER
sol H ST. NE, Ii. 3-3354
Furniture, Cash & Carry
z studios and sofa beds S24.95 up
20 new uphol chairs SS.95 up
bedrm. suites. new and
used - $39.e5 UP
home desks. new and
used ---.---..--.- - $685. UP
40 end and coffee tables S2,95 up
II haSsocks. new and used ST 90 up
l Singer sewing mach. S29.95
T DIN sets. new and used $29.95 up
T radios, used --------- S4.95 up
40 beds. new and used - $500 up
wdrobeS., new and used - $685. up
3 refgrs., used S4S.95 up
300 yds. Linoleum. 69c per So, yd.
16 dresser vases, used 1896 up
j. J. Strikol, Ii. $1,000
is 9TH st. NE. Open till PM.
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WIRES AND POODLES
STAN GREEN. oW. 1878.
WALLY'S AQUARIUM
4403 N. FAIRFAX DRIVE
Open Tues. to Fri, 1873 pm; Sat.
1915 pm; Sun, l2.6 pm; closed
Monday. IA. S-66SS.
ARLINGTON, VA.
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F'URS

Unreasonable weather. plus overbuy-
ing is our reason for Offering the
finest selection of fur coats. scarfs,
Jackets and capes at a fraction of
regular retail prices. Save as much
as 500 on every fur from mink to
mouton. Budget terms, layaway.
BASKIN FURS
Cor. Sth and G sts NV.
FUR CAPE, beautiful Norwegian fox,
bought at leading Wash. store; good
rs new; must sell. DU. 9O59.
10
FUR COAT, wild Eastern mink, size
12-l4; S995. Tel. Elk. 1865 ewes.
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TRANSFER AND STGE. co.
Bedrm. furniture; several brand-new
and slightly used suites complete
These are factory close-outs. from
S100 UP. 1913 U st. NV. NO. 3343
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DIAMOND RINGS

Unredeemed pledges. all sizes and de-
Scrlptions, from S5 to 81 900. We
may need for Xmas. Large discounts
on all new watches. Up to Soc
RoSSlyn Loan Co., Inc.
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FREEZERS

Scarce models for immed. delivery
at lowest prices. Open ewes.
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl.. Va. OW. 1922
FUR silver fox jacket (Zirkin 81. worn
seasons; cost 1895, will sac SS5.
ST. 5000 10
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LIONEL,

LIUNEL
ELECTRIC TOY TRAINS
And ACCESSORIES. Most complete
line in town.
Be sure to see our LIONEL BARGAIN
TABLE.
SUPERIOR LOCK & ELECTRIC co.
141O L st. NV. NE, 9439
OPEN EVENINGS. -l3
SMTTu'C
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MISC. WANTED (Cont. J
FURNITURE BOUGHT

P.M. ABBoTT 4 LANDoN. DON rs Hs
GAS lel REFRIGER.yok IN :, "a IN ss59 .ood CON-
GIass f,siss' coDSrER pS iso4 Tors, milk RS White
(Vitreolite Slabs; have need for 8
30 in. wide. to It. long. CAPITOL
PRINTING INK CO. INC. 8
GOLD-Bring your old gold. platinum
teeth. discarded iewelry We pay
cash; ca h,s 4 4 KAHN. ! n INC, IS years
NEWSPAPER. iron. metal. batteries
va MasFE 5sfP PApEK hsnses co Piiffks s.
good condition. caii saiaf W. s11o 81 osDlnftj io
PIANOS. highest cash prices paid
Erands: Cali Mr.. sALDI. DI'fSfs ST oa5o. So
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH, 3039
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags: highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
%4sH sssHu}sSnf F2S B2d 8lS''S Co. 0ai9' sl5 ss IS
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rags. highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your ac-
cumulations please phone US. ACE
SGNh Az, 5459 s. 2&3o Georgia ave. NV
eondition AnaHe TaE SILVER e EPIe,ae5s saoP 1897
Wisconsin ave. NV. NO. 1897
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SEWING MACHINE, Bills; tailor's
power Singer, like new. Band saw.
l4-inch TV. GIL. 1900. -I2
SHOES-Cancellations hundreds of
styles. Men, women. chudren-outfit
your family in famous brand shoes;
Layalle, Valley De Liso. Chicca
Paradise. Jarman, Roblee Edgerton,
Edwards. Play-Poise etc; many
hard-to-find shoes. Save to so per
cent o. more. LIEBERMAN. INC.
34l2 l4th st. NV. End floor. Open
10 to pm. TU. 2521. 10
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FUR COATS

HIGHEST PRICES PAID
KAY'S FUR SHOP
726 1lth ST NV. ST. 1044
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THE MAURY

701 10th St NV. Near White House.
Newly decorated rooms, running
water, steam heat Maid service
Reasonable weekly rates. s
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WASHERS

HOTPOINT, whirlpool Bendix. for
immed. delivery. Open ewes.
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl.. Va. OW. 100
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Storm Windows, Aluminium
Self storing-all sections removable
from inside: for all types windows;
! or 1000. MAY we est? Phone
WI. 60S6. CAPITOL CONTRACTING
CO. 1919 Bethesda ave. Beth, Md.
Evening star., 1950-12-08

SOL Pipe
XII, 81 per #; lead zoe ID. At
LANTIC CO.. s07 v st. NV.
NO: 332l. 10
STENOTYPE, used very little; peri.
cond.: S35. Sat. and Sun. afternoons.
CHI. 5000 Ext ia. 3
STENoTYPE. late model recondi.
TYPEWRITER Co. sl3 14th st.
Evening star., 1950-10-21

Christ" The Mems Club will
meet Monday at 8 pm. DR.
Luther Snyder will speak on
Civilian Defense Against Atomic
Bomb Attack"
First Congregational - "The
Brimming Cup" will be the subject
of the Rev. Carl Heath Kopf to-
morrow morning.
Lincoln Congregational - DR..
Robert w. Brooks will speak to-
morrow on when Jesus Faced
Defeat" How did he face it?
What did he do? And what was
the outcome? These will be some
of the questions answered in the
Mems Brotherhood at 1915 am
Claude R. Young will discuss
When Is Life Futile?"
Brookland Baptist-Continuing
his series on Important Questions
Every One Wants to Ask" the
Rev. w. B. Hurlburt will answer
the question, do Miracles Happen
Today?" The ordinance of bap-
tism will be administered at the
evening service. The sermon topic
will be Average Folk"
All Souls Unitarian-In observ-
ance of United Nations Sunday
DR.. A. Powell Davies will preach
at II am. on 1.-THE United Nations
"a Reappraisal."
Wesley Methodist-"When the
Waters Run Deep" the last OF
series of sermons on Chris
Itianity and Personal Problems -
will be the topic of the Rev
c. Stanley lowell, pastor OF
Wesley Methodist Church, at
the $50 and II am. services
Sunday. Robert Nicholson, bari
ton. will render as the sermon
meditation. MY God and l."
French Services-The sermon
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Local Pastors Goinq
To Lutheran Session
In Baltimore Monday

The Eastern Conference of the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Maryland will hold it's fall meet
ing Monday in Baltimore, at the
Redeemer Lutheran Church, the
Rev. Herbert L. Schluderberg,
pastor.
The pastors and lay delegates
from IA congregations of the
United Lutheran Church in Amer
lea located in the Washington
area will attend this meeting, be-
ginning at 10 am. and closing at
Ais pm.
The morning session will include
a sermon by the Conference pres
ident, the Rev. Paul L. Reaser.
The president of the Maryland
Synod, the Rev. DR.. j. Frank Fife,
will speak on '"The Synod's Tasks. ="
The afternoon session will in
clude "The Lutheran Conception
OF Ordination" the Rev. DR.. Law
renee D. Folkemer. professor at
George Washington University;
Echoes From the Des Moines
Convention" George S. Yhost of
Baltimore and the Rev. DR.. L.
Ralph Tabor, pastor of Luther
Place Memorial Church, Washing
ton, and "Forword in Parish Edu-
cation" the Rev. Howard F. Reisz,
director of Christian education
and youth work in the Maryland
Synod.
Evening star., 1950-10-21

topc at the French Protestant
Church which meets at st. Johns
Church on Lafayette Square at
4 pm. will be the text of Matthew,
xxiv.14: "Cette bonne nouvelle
sera prechee dams lie monde"
East Washington Heights Bap-
tist-Dr. K. o. White, former
pastor of Metropolitan Baptist
Church, will speak every night.
October 25 to November at 8
o'clock. He is now pastor of
the First Baptist Church, Little
Rock, Ark.
Third Baptist-Dr. George O..
Bullock will preach on "The Eagle
Stireth Her Nest" at II am. At
$3.50 pm. there will be a special
religious service.
Chevy Chase Baptist-Loyalty
Sunday will be observed tomorrow
at II am. with DR.. Edward o.
Clark having as his topic, MY
Church and l." The service will
be broadcast over station WBBC,
1920 kc.
Second Baptist-At II am. to-
morrow, the Rev. DR.. J. L. S. Hol-
loman will take as his theme "The
Quality of the Forgiveness of
God" At 8p.m., "The Call of the
Saviour to YOU"
The Fall revival will begin
Monday evening and will continue
each evening for two weeks, with
the Rev. Samuel A. Wilson of New
Calvary Baptist Church. Norfolk,
Va, as evangelist.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Special Announcements for District Churches

Church of Two Worlds-No serv-
ice will be held tomorrow evening
as the Rev. H. Gordon Burroughs
is in Boston attending the annual
convention of the National Spirit
ualist Association and the annual
meeting of the Board of Trustees.
He will be back for the annual
meeting of the church Tuesday
at 8 pm.
Eldbrooke Methodist-The guest
preacher Sunday will be the newly
appointed district superintendent,
the Rev. DR.. j. C. MILAN.
Westminster Memorial - Mrs.
Julia Lake Kellersberger, authoress
and missionary to lepers, will be
the guest speaker Sunday morning.
Howard University-Dean w.
Stuart Nelson will be the speaker
at the .All-University Religious
Service Sunday at IL am. in the
Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel.
Peoples Congregational - The
Rev. A. F. Elmes speaks Sunday
morning on Keeping the Good
Life So" At the midweek service
he will continue the series of
studies based on "The Life and
Sayings of the Apostle Paul"
John Wesley A. M. E. Z.-Dr.
S. G. Spottswood will begin a new
series of sermons Sunday at II
am. on "Life's Finest Hour" The
subject Sunday is 'The Hour of
Penitence." Other subjects in the
series are: "The Freedom of Cap
tivity," "The Long Look, Without
Bitterness "a Triumphant Rec
ompense and Horizon of Eternity" )"
At 8 pm. will be a program by
the Bible Charity Club.
st. PauPs Lutheran-Dr. H. w.
Snyder will preach tomorrow morn
ing on Three Attitudes Toward
Evening star., 1950-10-21
St. Matthews Lutheran
To Hold Memorial Rites

Memorial services for the late
Rev. Edwin Meuser will be held
at st. Matthew'S Lutheran Church
at $3.50 and II am. tomorrow.
The Rev. Theodore Fricke, for
mer pastor and now executive
secretary Of the Board of Foreign
Missions of the American Luther
an Church, will preach. He will
also teach the Bible class.
AS memorial to Mr.. Meuser
the congregation has decided to
create and furnish a professors
room at the Capital University
Theological Seminary in Colum-
bus. Ohio. Two stained-glass me-
mortal windows will be installed
in the church chapel.
Evening star., 1950-10-21

Reginald Aubrey Fessenden,
noted scientist, was credited with
more than 500 inventions in elec-
trio waves, sound and light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17
European Reaction
To Truman MESSAGE
Generally Favorable
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Dec. 16.-PreSident
Humans call to the United States
| to marshal its strength against
the threat of Communist world
conquest" drew expressions of gen.
eral approval in West European
capitals today.
Various officials and newspapers
appiauded his Friday night speech
and his national emergency proc
lamation.
Communist dissenters took their
cue from Moscow declarations yes
terday that the proclamation
would be "a new step toward war;"
Londons Daily Worker said the
speech shows quite clearly that
the United States leaders are pre-
pairing for a world war at the
earliest moment"
Hailed by Greek Premier.
Highlights of the Continental
reaction:
Athens-Greek Premier Sopho-
cles Venezelos told a news con-
ference Everybody now is con-
WINGED that America is taking a
decisive attitude and has aban-
doned policy of appeasement."
Bonn - A spokesman for the
West German government said
West German leaders were deeply
impressed by the grave character
of President Truman's speech. The
Government, he said, can be ex-
pected to take steps to tighten
control over basic German indus
tries.
Copenhagen - The Conservative
Danish newspaper Berlingske At
tenaviS commented that the Presi-
dents message was also IAN ap-
peal to Europe that has too
slowly and reluctantly adopted the
realistic view of the world situa-
ton long ago reached by the
United States"
Bankruptcy" Moscow Says.
MoscoW-The Soviet press has
not yet reported on the President 81
proclamation, but, in predicting
the development, made clear yes
terday its attitude that this is "a
new step toward war" Major
newspapers carried an article say
ing the proclamation would be a |
propaganda measure aimed toI
offset the loss of American prestige
in Korea. The theme was bank
ruptcy of American diplomacy"
Paris-Government officials said
they were very favorably" i'm
pressed with President Truman's
declaration. They were pleased,
too, that he left a door open for
discussions with Communist China
and Soviet Russia. Non-Commu-
mist opinion was summed up by
the Conservative newspaper Figa-
70: "Mr. Truman's appeal, coming
81 months after the end of World |
War II, puts American opinion
face to face with the realities of
a situation for which the USSR
bears the entire responsibility.
Rome-The Rightist Independ-
ent newspaper II Tempo called for
strengthening of Italy's defenses
against fifth columnists ito pre-
vent our soldiers from being struck
in the back" Approving thei
United States decision to prepare
needed armament. II Tempo said,
If European powers do not wisht
% be an alluring bait for the
Soviet colossus, they must take
he same road" Communist Chief
oalmiro Togliatti, who is leaving
soon for Moscow, said 1.-THE decla-
rations of the American President
show that he has lost his head"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17
Canada Armed Forces
Get q New HymnuI

OTTAWA. A new 200-page
book for use at religious services
in the Canadian armed forces has
been prepared.
It contains the order of service
for church and drumhead services,
a lengthy section of prayers, two
communion services, the order of
service for military funerals, some
$50 hymns and so song selections
for use in worship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17
DIAMOND BARGAINS


Ladies' and mems platinum and gold diamond Hamilton
watches s9 discount Use our ayraway plan for Xmas
Above prices do not include These extremely low prices
bankruptcy and sacrifice sales You don't pay fancy
prices for overhead here
225oo Lady's diamond sol, % fishtail
$4,000 Ladys diamond SOL, y G..
Ladys diamond SOL ct finest color W. g. mtg s125oo
s75 90 Princess fine cut dias sl25Oo
1880 Lady's diamond SOL Is ct set in fshtai mtg,
5000 Mans diamond so b. sue sI7sSS
10000 Lady's diamond sol. ct, nice color set in W.
1adys plat diamond Princess rg fishta das
approx. ~ ct------- $4,000
Lady's SOL ct fine color modern diamond
setting -------------- $4,000
$4,000 Lady's diamond plat
dias, perfect - - ~-- $4,000
Ladys SOL ct finest cut slightly off color ss750o
Mans dsmond s set s sasS
s5oooo Ladys diamond SOL Is ct set in plat channel mtg
$4,000 Ladys diamond SOL * finest
100000 Eadys diamond SOL ct perfect set in plat isa
sol, se5oo
100000 Ladys diamond SOL approx ct finest color set in
100000 Iadys diamond SOL A.. ct, blue white
100000 Mans diamond sol, approx s15Oooo
$4,000 Mans diamond sol, ct,
s4y5oooo Ladys diamond sol. 334 cty fine sL75oOo
set in beautiful mt g------- s25oooo
imperfect 81 c ~ ~ 100000
Ladies platinum gold
501 discount Use our lay-away plan for Xmas.
ALL PRICES INCLUDE MTGS-TRADEs ACCEPTED
prices include extremely
by purchase exceptionally fine from
prices for overhead here.
Diamonds . Jewery . Silver . Pawn Tickets Bought
OPEN EVENINGS TILL
LIVINGSTON & co.
$40 1928 81. NV. ME- 2se6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17

COMFORTABLE MULE SLIPPERS :.
made of fine quality feathers with soft
soles and heels. All sizes. Real comfort
for him.
$4.95
At Both Stores
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-26
HIkING.( CLUB E ORGANIZED WITH
 OFFICERS CHOSEN

The first hike of the newly or ganized Shank, Ship and Shutter Club" will be on Saturday morn ing, June 3, leaving the high school at o'clock
 Cars will be provided by mem bers of the organization to go to Mendenhall glacier. A three and half mile hike will be made along the left side of the glacier E. l.. Keitfiahn will accompany the group. featuring on the geology and flora of the region. The first boat trip for the group will he on June IT to Taku glacier.
 Sixty-one attended the organiza- tion meeting in the City Council chambers Thursday evening. Mem bership is open to any adult, with annual dues of $1. Officers of the new organization are Dr. l. J. Montgomery, President; E. A. Pey- ton, Vice President; Carolyn Hotf, Secretary Treasure. The executive committee in charge of arrange ments is William Fromholz, the Rev H. E. Beyer and Betty Corey ! Persons interested in the hiking boating and camera program may call Dr. Montgomery at 531, or Miss Hoff at STA.