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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
Truman Asks Ten Billions,
Wartime (urbs;; Warns Russ
New Moves May Spell War

WASHINGTON, July 10 - R -
President Truman asked Congress
today to vote all the men and armed
strength needed to turn back the
Communist armies in Korea and to
block armed aggression elsewhere in
the world.
He put the starting cost of build
ing up the military power of the
United States and the free world at
$4,000, 100000.
He said a sharp tax increase, to-
gether with other economic con-
trolls, are necessary to curb infla-
ton and help foot the military
bills. The tax recommendations will
come later
For the present, Mr.. Truman
asked power to curb time-payment
buying, establish priorities. allocate
materials, control inventories and
requisition needed supplies and ma
terials.
He reserved for the future such
more drastic measures as price
control and rationing and called
upon all Americans to avoid them
through voluntary restraint.
"Only the Beginning"
The President made clear that
his $4,000 900, 900 program was only
the beginning. He foretold the early
need of more billions to reinforce
the military strength of the North
Atlantic powers bordering Soviet
Communism in Europe. He said
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
lApi. HAU6EN A55IGNED
10 Duty IN MIAMI, FLA.

Capt. N. S. Haugen, chief of staff
of the 18th Coast Guard District
here, has been transferred to Miami,
Fla, and will leave Juneau at the
end of the month for duty there.
At Miami he will assume the
duties of chief of staff for the 7th
Coast District.
Capt. Haugen has been in Alaska
for the past three and one-half
years, II months of which time has
been spent in Juneau.
No one has yet been named to
take over the post of chief of staff
for the 18th District.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
Retired General
Kruger Talks on
Korean Situation

Here's a word on Korea from
San Antonio, Texas.
Retired General Walter Kruger
says: "Give General Macarthur
the forces he needs and he will
handle the Korean situation"
The famous tactician adds this
comment on how the present Kor-
can situation looks to him. Says
Krueger, "We have got the bull by
the tail and we've got to look him
straight In the face and that's an
extremely difficult operation
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
70 RESCUED; THREE
STILL TRAPPED IN
TWO Mine BLAzE5
s(By Associated Press)

In Scotland, a coal mine disaster
has been narrowly averted. Twenty
eight Scottish miners were feared
trapped 1000 feet underground by
mine fire. Now comes word that
all have been brought out by res
cuers who dug through eight feet
of rock.
In Lark, Utah, rescue team is
awaiting the signal to enter a
smoke-filled lead mine. where five
men were trapped by an under
ground fire Sunday morning. Two
of the trapped men have been
found dead. But there's still hope
that the other three may be alive,
in an air pocket.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19

higher defense spending would go
on for years.
And the future? Mr.. Truman
coupled emphasis on United Ma
lions action in Korea with a warn
ing against further aggression
clearly aimed at Marshal Stain in
Moscow. His words:
THE free world has madesit clear,
through the United Nations, that
lawless aggression will be met with
force. This is the significance of
Korea-and it is significance
whose Importance cannot be over
estimated
Next Time =?
Il shall not attempt to predict
the course of events. But am sure
that those who have it in their
power to unleash or withhold acts
of armed aggression must realize
that new recourse to aggression in
the world today might well strain
to the breaking point the fabric
of world peace"
Mr.. Truman asked that all legal
limits on the size of the armed
forces be lifted to permit increasing
them substantially"
The President also reported to
Congress he has empowered Secre-
tary of Defense Johnson to call to
active duty "as many National
Guard units and as many units and
individuals of the reserve forces
of the Army, Navy and Air Forces
as may be required"
The Armed Services now are
limited by law to zoos 1882 men. That
figure is divided this way: Army
1877 900, Navy 666,882 and Air Force
500, 900.
At latest report the actual NUM-
Der of men under arms was Army
500 900, Navy 45l 900 and Air Force
4O7 900. ~n.M
Mr.. Truman laid down his pro-
gram in 5500-word message to the
Senate and House reporting IN de-
tail on what has happened in Ko-
rea and why the United States
again is fighting thousands of miles
from home y
May Happen Elsewhere
THE attack upon the Republic of
Korea" Mr.. Truman said, makes it
plain beyond all doubt that the In
ternational Communist Movement is
prepared to use armed invasion to
conquer independent nations. We
must therefore recognize the posi-
bility that armed aggression may
take place in other areas"
The President said the increases
in the size of the Armed Services
and the extra supplies they need
will require additional appropria-
lions. Hence in the next few days
he will transmit to the Congress
specific requests for appropriations
in the amount of approximately
$40 .000, 100000" l-'
At home. Mr. Truman said, there
must be substantial redirection of
economic resources" to insure that
defense needs will be met without
bringing on initiation and its re-
sulting hardship for every family.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Prince George from Vancouver
scheduled to arrive Friday after
noon.
Princess Norah scheduled to sail
from Vancouver tonight.
Alaska scheduled to sail from
Seattle, Thursday, July 20.
Chilcotin scheduled to sail from
Vancouver Thursday.
Baranof scheduled to sail from
Seattle Saturday.
Princess Louise scheduled to sail
from Vancouver Saturday.
Aleutian from westward due
southbound Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. July 10 = Closing
quotation of Alaska Juneau mine
stock today is az, American Can
94A, Anaconda 80, Curtiss- Wright
ga, International Harvester 27h.
Kennecott SO, New York Central
1895, Northern Pacific 1875, U. S.
Steel 34k, Pound $2.8Oh.
Sales today were 2.430OO0 shares.
Averages today are as follows: in
dustrials 205.13, rails 57.0l. utilities
38.43.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
GAMES TODAY

PITTSBURGH, July 10 = R =
Granny Hammer homered for Phila-
delphia in the 18th inning today to
break tie and give the Phils a
80 victory over last place Pitts
burgh in the first game of double
header. Hammers circuit clout also
scored Ralph Caballero from third.
The triumph was the 18th of the
season for Curt Simmons.
NEW YORK, July 19-lR-Eddie
Lopat limited the Browns to two
hits today as the New York YAM
KEGS dubbed out a 1871 triumph
over st. Louis in the first game of
a doubleheader The veteran south
paws bid for a no-hitter was ruined
in the eighth when Roy Sievers
homered. Pinchhitter Sherm Lollar
got the other hit, single in the
ninth.
ST. LOUIS, July 19LR-The ST.
Louis Cardinals dubbed out four
homers and 10 other hits today to
rout the New York Giants, 1874, in
the afternoon half of a day-night
doubleheader Del Rice, Eddie Mil
Ter. Country Slaughter and Red
Schoendienst hit the homers for ST
Louis.
BOSTON, July 19IR-The De-
troit Tigers choked off a ninth in
ming rally by the Boston Red Sox
today to pull out 9-5 victory for
right handler Dizzy Trout, who was
shelled out of action dtring the pre-
vious frame. Vic Wertz banged his
18th homer for the Tigers and
Bobby Doerr contributed one-on
circuit drive for the Bosox as each
side totalled IL hits. ama
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MRS. NEIL FORBES is
HERE FROM ATLIN, B. C.

Mrs. Neil Forbes is in Juneau
from her home in Atlin She will
remain here for several days trans
acting business and visiting her
friends here. While in Juneau she
is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
FROM ANCHORAGE

A. E. Peterson of Anchorage il
stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
FROM HOODSPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Clifford of
Hoodsport, Wash. are registered at
the Juneau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
CALIFORNIANS VISIT

Miss Kathleen j. Slattery and
Miss Aileen Somerville of Montrose,
Calf, are at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
FROM MILWAUKEE

Mrs. A. Hackbarth and Miss Rose
Raab of Milwaukee, Wis, are at
the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS

Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Beattie of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, are stopping
at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
WARRACK HERE

j. B. Warrack and his young
daughter, Judith of Seattle are
guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
FROM MERCER ISLAND

E. Allen Robinson of Mercer Is
land. near Seattle. is at the Baranof
Hotel.
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WEATHER REPORT

In Juneau-Maximum, 81;
} minimum, so.
At Airport-Maximum, SIS;
minimum, At.
f o r E C A s T
Juneau and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy with inter-
mittent light rain. Not much
change in temperature to-
night and Thursday. Lowest
temperature tonight about
So, high Thursday near SIS.
p r E c 1 r T A TT ON
, past "a hours ending 7:3o am. today
} City of Juneau-0.76 inches;
since July 1-5.17 inches.
At Airport - lis inches;
since Jul y1-3.9l inches.
} . b . . . . . .
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
oHIOANS HERE

Elinor Caulkins and Esther
Boomgarden of Toledo, Ohio, are
stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
FROM HOONAH

Mrs. Jim Burk of Hoonah is at
the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-19
FROM LA GRANGE, ILL.

Ruth Corley and Kay Keefe of
LAGRANGE, ILL.,, are guests at the
Baranof Hotel.
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Continued on Page Eight,
Evening star., 1950-09-07
HELP DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER-2nd and Upshur SITS.
NV; prepare child's lunch. IL to Ii;
stay to $50, 5-day wk.; $40 and
carfare.. TU. 2909 evenings. %
COOK-1st class; g.h.w.; S25; 5-days:
recent city refs; 25-40; 2 adults;
COOK G INV, 81 no 'Si; objection st = to empi.
husband: live in. upstairs room.
bath and phone. S120 mo-; refs. OR.
COOK colored or white. for
small discriminating family to live
bath: permanent situation; please
do not apply unless thoroughly ex-
perienced and have good references.
CooK-G.H.w- live in; references;
good - WAGES. s Can OIL 1929 between
COOK, G.H.W. Local references;
COOK AND G.H.W.. live in, exper. 3:
city cit refs; refs; oJS0 fond of children; Sa5
COOK COO, An And 'aia. CIV, $50 through s 6
o'clock din; 5ha days. stay :, nights;
GENERAL :, HOUsEWORKER. exp,
GSG1ns msnt Call I've WI m sdae' R5easan' environ
G.H.W.-7,LIive-in. private room: assist
with child and cooking; local refs.
auto. laundry. 81. 1857. IL
G.H.W., help care for young child;
1890 to Z. 5 days. Y day Sat-; city
St, Arlington. ia. S-77S6.
G.H.W., 1--we out; 6-day week. Phone
G.H.w., COOKING, recent refer
ences; live In; modern home. S2s
wk.; 2 small children. OIL. 2219
G.H.w., plain cooking; 2 adults and
baby: live in; dinner at z pm
Thurs. and every other Sun. OF
$50 wkly.: no laundry; city refs
EN-. 373S. 8
G.H. Colored; 25 to 35; live in
3 adults; one 5-yr.-old; plain cook
ences required. OIL. 0636. -
G.H.W. COOK, age 25-45. D. C. refs.
no laundry; live in; $25 to start
TIA AS04 p
Evening star., 1950-09-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

DAYS WORK or work from 8 Am.
to $50 pm. by reliable colored
woman. Phone NO. 47s2. =
G;aW.colGrsd woman ss,ns wants 1ns days DAY.
G.H.w.Gcoiored girl desires en-
pIoyment 3 .eTo or bh days weekly. in
G.H. H.W.-colored girl desires Job;
GOOD worker; also baby sitting. Ii
WOMAN. coLoRED. refined, neat.
honest, reliable, no smoking or
drinking, wants gh.w.; live out. HU.
YOUNG. NEAT colored woman wants
job nursery, maid or mothers help
MlDpfFDaGr III tFDsf Fsfi WarrR FE wooMxS. osssS liv.
in, for care Of elderly woman In
valid; reas. salary. Box l2S-x, Star.
WANT DAYS WORK - Experienced
cleaner. ROSA. DI. 0497:
wants days work; exper. worker.
CoIoRED woman wishes days work;
general housework, chambermaid,
part time; reliable: refs, co. 1851 :.
COLORED GIRLS desire work as
y1 salad a4s1 sirl and s'h'w'; experienced 9:
CoLoREO GIRL-Neat. reliable, de-
/ sires day or part-time work; exper.
RA. 6267. 3"
COLORED GIRL, wants day work
ironing or cooking in small family
Call DE. SS55.
COLORED GIRL. experienced and re-
liable, wishes work Of any kind; city
ref. co. 1892.
COLORLD GIRL desires Job as nurse
maid or general housework. Ii.
6-4556 -
COLORED GIRL desires general
houscwcrk. LU. 4-209S.
COLORED GIRL. ref, exper.. desires
work as chambermaid; cook. board
ing house or pvt family. TU. 2246.
COLORED WOMAN wants days. work
or part time housework; good ref
erenceS DI 0234
Evening star., 1950-09-07
SITUATIONS woMEh

BOOKKEEPER, exper. double entry,
payroll. tax forms; avail. wks.:
$50; RE, Sz45 after $40 pm. g.
EXECUTiVE Xiaei FIVE fsLS HoUsEREEP9R-Ex. EPJ
perienced in laree N. Y. hospital and
as residence director In YWEA de
ton in hotel or hospital or es resi-
dent manager of apartment house
Other suitable creninss eonsidee..ed,
GIRL desires Job of taking care chill
dren,. 5 days weekly. Call imme-
diately: pI; 1858.
GRAD. NURSE (coloreO, care elderly
invalid or convsl. case. NO. 1880.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires work Of
any kind. DI: 6715;
Observation-Disclosures. physielans aide,
>I,9n rsls, fully exper. DU; 22b2; ~
ehses Mhs .nd saPfss om DAY 'sKss
NHRssER9 1fiass Sp' SCHOOL rEAcHER-esol-
lege graduate, 2 years experience.
Call AID. 1920 between 4 and 9 2: ? m.
RECEPTIoNIsT, TYPIsT, experienced,
alert; COLLEGE; $40. 3 days. Box
RES. MGR, refined. well educated
experienced. unemployed widow
Have own office furniture. Box
23T-V. Star. 14'
SECRETARY, eficient and competent
looking for S60-wk. position. Per-
manent. Box 1927, Star. s
SECY. .-STEN0G.-Young lady, capa-
Bile and experienced. desires position
mornings. Box 136-X, Star.
SECRETARY-STENO SERVICE; also
cylinder trans; 81 so per hr.: ewes.
HO 1851; days, ST. 6700. Ext. SO,
MISS BINGER. %
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HELP poMEsrlc tcent.)

GIRL. white: reliable; care 31s-yesr-
old girl while mother works; lily; I've
GiRcoiored S1Rl o0nsiaersd' en exp.rene.d with
children; for Ink; good pay. pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS. Apply in person
1859 p st. NV. Id
GIRL, young. or older woman, to
help with housework, and baby, care
in return for private room. board
and $50 per month. OR. 1927.
GIRL, live in; upstairs rm.; no cook
famil1: ani sere1 refs. sH. aess. ssSs. 'n,-o III
HoUSEKEEPER for working mother.
with , school-age children. in
recent Seenaseh; city f' ref. WI WI. a6se. ~1s
HoUSEKEEPER, live in: .exper. re-
liable woman for general housework.
Light laundry by Bendix, help care
health card. y day Thurs. and every
other Sun. of: S25 wk. 3469-B, S.
Stafford St. Arl. TIE. 1919. -
HOUSEKEEPER. temporary: prepare
dren. Juniper T-94s4. GRIFFIN.
HOUSEKEEPER, settled white woman
to care for home and children. ages
5; II. l3 and i Is; live live in; no obj:
~ ~, oilia anie ''' A
Hotps9KEAPfRsWhite. z + 4; AFffa swift full respon-
sibility; live-in: , bedrm. apt; girl
4 yrs; employed mother: personal
laundry and cooking. Phone TU.
3239 or Gil. o6s1 for appointment.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. settled, for 2
adults; must be good cook: lovely
upstairs room and bath. good home;
reasonable salary. MRS. G., MA.
HOUSEKEEPING Oct. /,
for working couple; care infant;
cooking; live in. upstairs rm., nice
suburban home: $3.50 pei, mo-; refs.
and exper. required. Address Box
HoUsEkEsrER. USE sasri for vidower, with
sires service of woman for Ink:
live in; $50 mo. Box a5-z. Star. %
HOUSEKEEPER. WHITE. under so;
to live in; recent local refs: required.
Gs1 WA sfss q WA' tS Sha9 sharFe ARSE
empl cple.; live in; no ironing; fond
of children; Al refs. TIE. 2232 eyes.
LADY, white. to live in and care for
boy. 81; some light Housekeeping;
weekends free; small salary. but
Call after 8 pm, Engleside 156-J-2.
LAUNDRESS and cleaning woman.
for employed couple; , days week.
RoGSv,!le ;,o,s 35sb; :, after I.I,csn 8; to,
Mo eooEins spanisn and Hr ironins: Ms sdsy lay week,
s@5 and carfare. Cain OR. 1853.
fond Of children; Sa5 wk. ,Wo,
MAID. htiS. v.h.w., plain cooking; fond
ouired OR 0qQ3.
MAID. E.h.w; $50 month; private
room and board included; refs. re-
euired. JAY DEE's. 1907 6 st. nv nv
Maoye for an tH sSGs Ss6y and no hes1p nsP
cleaning. no laundry; must be expers
MAID-Coiored over 30; live.in.
g.h.w., cooking;. good salary: refer
ences; phone before pm. 81
MAID. permanent Job, for trust
worthy. reliable. all around maid:
Mon: throush Fri; good salary; sisy:
MAID. full time, live in; gh;w.: 4
children; 81 days .wk.; S100 mo,
BEVERLY HILLS, Alexandria. TIE.
MAID. e.h.w.; 5-day wk.; $50; plain
cooking; laundry refs. health card
local references; reliable; g days
wk. Apply Apt. 2o2, 1888 Harvard
MAID. 25 to 40, trained in g.h.w..
laundry; help with. children, no
cooking; 5l2-day week, must live IN;
refs. necessary; top salary. SH. 6s27>
MAID: good plain cook, 3 in family;
live in or out; exper. only: ref. S1o0
mo. Call OR. 17S7, %
and references required. WI. s25l.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
WITHOUT CALLING
SMITHS
FURN., CASH & CARRY

- ~ ~ \ 4k44AS\A
1S 7th st. NE. LII $1,000. Open
It'll 9 pm.
GAS RANGE. Quality; table top with
naisnsns as naR ssS sever VIZ tSf gss burners GOOD
stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
GAS RANGES, used; summer sale;
from $50: guar: JOHN G. WEB
as sIEE kSs So snef isi2 assa ssT al st. ...
Heaters and stoves ACNE sToys
CO ln11 7th g. nv NA. sgs2
GAS STOVE. Chambers. brill. broiler,
well. thermostatic oven: storage;
$50 500 tnsT s $500 GL. 205t: 5f::,.d. M o
slass seoss sn a1S toa oas ME- LsstRsr es4s
GARAGE DOORS-steel roll-up; 12-
IT. wide. 10 It. high; 5 in excellent
condition. Also, 4-story freight
elevator, tns See Mr.: Ship at wreSsins ssdns
4. iO0 B. tss e E coRp. F. o4s E s95s 95 Dn0ns @he
GENERAToRS-STARTERs. $3.50 us.
largest assort.; elec. motor repairs.
36th year. CARTY. 1908 14th st..
KITCHEN CABINET. large. white
eTsmeI; ov dSsa cost sls'' will sell for ES SsS'
KSorTY-PiNE PANELING. Ship
ment Just received RUCKER LUM-
BER. 1920 Wilson Blvd. ia. 4-1234.
LAMPS, pair, 80 inches tall, chins
bases. like new: Sl9 pr. Call after
4 pm. ST.. S625. -
LIVING RIM. SUITE and occas. pieces
solid mahog. bedrm. suite. Gil. s134
LIv. RIM. SUITE-Lge. 2 pee. excel
cond.; Gil. 1929. 419 N. Nelson ST..
LIVING ROOM TABLE. mahog.. con-
cealed drawer, 8 legs 56x26 in.
LOVE SEAT. 2 chairs. upholstered In
tapestry, solid walnut, $50. HI
Evening star., 1950-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
TTRE, RARGATNS


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AT VA aheaHM9ss ca oes4 sSs seven Les cornsr; HsH
fr1ing. fh14Hs ch afl "a ow. 744s. 10th an0 NJ
TIRES, factory recond.. 6xl6, s4.45;
other sizes proper, low: used truck
tires. s9;95 up. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO. 1924 Ga. ave. NV. RA. $3.50.
sssS SSs' sSss SES 9gHo ) ';SsS WEE
TRAINS-Over $500 worth OF elec-
sgGo sriG train s9gen eeqisment. ensinne'.
TYPEWRITER, Remington portable,
with case; practically new $25
TYPEWRITER, l.. c. Smith, special
$33 50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
TYPEWRirERs, new and rebuilt:
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO..
I431 e. Capitol ST.. S:30-5:30, incIu
Sat. IL 3-00s2 Easy parking.
VACUUM CLEANER, Rexair,. prscti:
cally new, reasonably priced. 1887
Warren st. NV. IS
VACUUM CLEANERs-Last call az
these low prices. You'll save, $40
to $40, While they last. brsnd-new
Royal, $40 .95 Hoover, s14,5O; Elec.
trolux. $3.50. Few others. 3s12
Lee hwy, CHI. 49l4. s.
yARITYPER. excellent cond.; 1s-
inch carriage, automatic justiher,
Rachel spacing; so different fonts
of type. Call HI. 3746. IS
WASHER. Prima, spin; dry; good con.
ditionn:; $50, LA. 6-s215 or La
sesdtisa ssnsiA s4s c4 fP'f no ''5SR: Ss4S:
WASHER. new 1850 auto; forced to
sell, moving: reasonable. Call after
ditlon. $3.50 ALLISON SER
WAsHH1NG lsH a3@ MAcH1NE, CHI Il niN latest model
ABG spinneT used used. as demonstFatSTT; aa as
rsfa price' sss IS. NATioSN2AI' ELEc.
TRIc CO., sos 11th st. NV. Ma.
WASHING MACHINE. kenmore, fun,
sqt9mati9; ssqItS9Gm | ~ yr' old excel cond'i
wAsarNG Sas9i g. MACHINE, flci Taylor Jr.; 3
months old; q price, SIS. Call 81.
WASHING H,,s ii MACHINE, westinshouss
tion; reasonable. OR. 1850. %
WASH. MACH, baby size. used 8
months; new. s33; sell, $40. EN-.
wAsHISG Ash st5er MACHINES. Z, up to 4og
disc on all floor models: last years
models slashed Easy terms. Open
ewes: till 9. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
au Isll NiSh9lI .au ave wsss Sc IL; ,nd-0et 4700et
dem. S22995. P. o. SMITH, S. q.
| S., INC, l344 H st. ne. Ii. 3-2o45.
WATER COOLERS, sale OF rent, We
| install. JOHN G. WEBSTER sincs
! 1912. 627 F ST. NV. ST. 600.
WATER HEATEkS, ustd. sale. 204
3O-Sal from SIS. guar JOHN
| O SFRSTFP CO so St nv
WAR SURPLUS HARDWARE-Axes
| shovels, picks, hand tools, etc. Elk.
3527, GICHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV.
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
Hid-a-way love seat. S110; studio
couch, S39; box spring and mat
| tress, SD so; dresser with mirror.
| $40; chrome chairs. So; teleDhone
stand. So; mirrors, S4; coil springs,
So; gx12 rugs, S. club chair. $40:
sofa bed, $50; chaise lounge, S2S. g.
piece din. rm. suite, S75; -child'.s
| desk. $3.50; antique white French
| love seat, S25; platform rocker, S25;
| china closet, $40; Sidebosrd,, So;
! cedar chest, SO; sewing machine.
/ $40: surplus pillows, csc; utility
| cabinet. SO: din. rm. chairs. 81 so;
| sofa and chairs, red brocatelle. $50.
| 24:S3 18th st. NV. u
Evening star., 1950-09-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN (cont. J

YOUNG WOMAN (coloredl desires Of
yn,,Sg fles or Sns salssTork; Oyrn st; s692; ,.,,
as elevator operator. DU. 1858.
woman, with extensive business
ability desires position as manager
of gift shop. Box 119-X, Star. ~
COL0RED GIRL wishes part-time
SSoaEkks any kind; soor refs. IL
COLORED GIRL desires fountain,
counter work or waitress. LU.
COLORED WOMAN. exper.. ref, de-
5 pm, Ii. $4,000.
COLORED WOMAN would like maid S
work in beauty parlor or dress shop.
RA. 1461 eyes; -
desires 5-day week, for employed
people Will stay some nights. Re-
cent refs. DI. 9212.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
FARM & GARDEN

VIRGIN TOPSoIL-Best quality. any
quantity, landscaping. gravel, quick
delivery. Ii. 1854, SH. 5SS7. 10'
TOP SOIL, rich loan. close in Arling-
ton; large orders. Gil. 9209. Ill
TOP SOIL. Call MR.. PARK. SH.
1858; EYES. EA. 1895; 10
national practically nsE' used only
s ! season; aso IN reaS. Cal! MRS. THOMAS
snAGE CUTTER. David Bradley.
perfect condition, used only / season:
reas. Call MRS. THOMAS, ST. 7100.
HusKER AND SHREDDER. Rosen.
thai, practically new, used only l
season; q good buy. Call MRS,
THOMAS, ST. 100. 10
AZALEAS,, hardy. field grown. all
eolors cole an and sizes; sizes; price SOC up whole
ToPsoIL. fill dirt and manure;
trimming and removing. sH. B11o.
TREES REMOVED. trimmed, etc;
fully insured: very low rates; free
WALKS, terraces. sTrsS FIRE.
places. tishponds, retaining walls,
pipe drainage; all kinds Of cement
work. F. MARCUCCTO. Route g.
HornerS lanes Rockville, Md. Phone
PLANT SHADE TREES, shrubs ard
all other nursery stock now. We also
specialize in soddipg. For free esti-
mates, call LYONS NURSERY,
6102 Ager road. Hyattsville, Nd.
Tel Warfield 4756 or Union 1885.