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Evening star., 1950-03-19
THE SUNDAY STAR
WASHINGTON. D, C. sIINnAY M-..L 10 ,exo
SITUATIONS WOMEN (cent. +,

SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE wants
WHITE, refined lady wishes day care
OF children Or inyalid; exp" best
WON WOMAN, S0A white; hhh esperienced s1al desires
daywoTk: g;h;w; and plain cooking;
YOUNG, LADY desires eve. work, PBX
,d,e;S or cashier; exp. LA: 6-94o5. 10
knowledge of tipping. Ii. 3-7779.
EXPERIENCED Underwood Elliot
Fisher OPT; familiar Rem. Rand and
once work; type 45 w.p.m.; call
wANTED-Practical nursing; days
only. Phone EN-. 4779. 19*
CARE OF CONVALESCENT, invalid
or child care, 3 day week. TR. oe84.
MATURE WOMAN, will care for or in
valid or ED. person; live in or out
ENGLISH WIDOW, so. wants maid or
nurse work, stay in. 6l7 81 aye,
M1ppn2 Mhf5f%fnt II AGED HEI; Mdi WHrrE WOMAN.
DeTs9n; s0q Eeferen:eS; = ! North 44s5, =
COLLEGE GRADUATES, young, de-
sire position as receptionists, clerks
or nursery school teachers Call
MISS SPELLER. Ii. 7-S002.
TWO GIRLS, 10 yrs, require posi-
tions; exper. doctor nursing and
waitress work. TU. 1888, hours
WHAT DO you HAVE TO oFFERe
Lady, 40, practical nurse, companion.
excellent cook, Secretarial eXDer.;
free to travel to Calf WO. S945.
YOUNG WOMAN desires permanent
secretarial position, years expert
ence, including credit work, super
visory capacity, knowledge of Office
machines. Good references. Box
43l-Z. Star ols
REFINED WOMAN, 33, single, desires
position as Secretary-companion
free to travel; best ref WO. l697.
CAN ADDRESS your envelopes at
home, work neat. TU. 1861, MIL
DRED
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CAMERA REPAIRS

Movie equip, foreign or domestic,
ins. Free parking RE. 2434.
CARPENTER Alterations and re-
pairs: old and new work: no job too
small. Call OW. 5527, anytime.
CARPENTER-Repairs, rotted steps
recaired, porches and porch screens.
CARPENTER, small jobs; window
glass, door locks installed, interior
painting In Kem-Tone. WA. 6442.
CARPENTER - General carpentry;
custom built furn.; rec. rm., screen
ing, ETC.; fast and reas. RA. 2457.
CARPENTRY, shelving closets. rec
rooms, partitions. Satisfied customers
for l5 yrs, Do own work. RA. 5000.
CARPENTRY and gen. repair. No
overhead. No job too small. I'M
med. attention. TIE. 057S. any time.
CARPENTRY. alterations and repairs,
old and new work. Store fixtures.
cabinets, storm sash and screens.
RA. 97O3 or TU. 1131.
CARPENTRY and painting-Porches
and windows repaired. all type
painting and decorating; expert
workmanship; free est. VI. 6313.
CARPENTRY-Repairs, kchen re-
modelling, plastering. 4aol my own
work. J.. r. NELSON, RI. C64b.
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SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc (cont.

RELIABLE COLoRED WOMAN wants
position with dependable family
TnqquseSeeper, laundress with refs
RELIABLE coLoRED WOMAN. with
ployed couple pref, Fond of children
good ref. TR. 1858
WOMAN. colored, desires job as maid
In roomine house or apt; refer
enceS, TW. O923. -l9
WOMAN. colored, reliable, honest, de-
sires 5 days work as laundress,
sleep out; refs. DU. O030.
WOMAN. colored. desires maids work,
store OF home; elevator operator,
alterations; some exp, ref. DE. 63O7.
WOMAN, colored, reliable, wants 5
days work; city refs. GE. 1886.
WOMAN wishes g.h.w. in apt. or
care Of child; good ref. AMANDA
NEIGHBORS, DE. 4495. -19
WOMAN. neat. dependable. desires
DAY S work, ironing and light clean
WOMAN 4 NJ WHITE III e2perienced Spa house
give your apt. a thorough weekly
cleaning while you are working
Mon. through Fri. Min. wage or So
ana ana fare to regular customers. CO.
WOMAN. colored, refined, experience,
of elderly lady. TW. OS95. -2I
WOMAN desires days work. cleaning
or ironing. Mon. through Fri; reli-
able and efficient. Ii, 6-950S.
WOMAN, CoLoRED. would like 4 or
. hrs. cleaning in apt. mornings tno
NEAT RELIABLE CoIoRg1D col. RED woman.
COOK, g.h.w.. of any kind; refer
enees. 5day week EX. 5523.
WOULD LIKE to do housework or
take care of children. RA. 1913.
NEAT AND CLEAN. experienced maid;
full or part time. AID. 1892.
TWO GIRLS would like days work
or REGULAR work. Gail HU. 354l
HONEST, dep. colored woman. desires
3 days work wkly or part time; can
travel: ref. CO. 693S.
RELIABLE colored girl desires days
work or part time. RE. 5941.
REFINED GIRL, colored desires
g.h.w.. part time. Experienced. Good
refs; Foil of children HO. O824.
DESIRE WORK, Mon, Wed. Thurs,
Fri, to q pm, g.h.w., cleaning,
ironing, elderly care: pref. apts.;
close, in; col. settled woman. reliable;
75c hr. and carfare. CO. 1919.
WANTS HOUSIWORK. cleaning and
laundering; wants work in Sc. Ii.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
PERSONALS

vacancy A. for eldery lady, desiring
home. NV. Foxhail section. Nursing
,ra and Ile,, tray = service. WO. 1861. 49,
THEY ar l,,is NOTICE TIC the colsT of your dress
pretty if the color is becoming to
you, and who better can create your
best color than "EXoUISITEP' GE.
DESIRE TO PLACE my 3 boys. ages
:, ts and 8, IN good home. where
pay reas. price, Box 45i-z' Star. IL.
LADIES-We can tailor you a suit
from surplus mems suits. 2I15
i r !! aye. ne; co; s414. "a
'AGASGY 1sssSsn for dasetic diaee shTonic
kind, of care you would like your
loved ones to have; 24-hr. nursing
sery., registered nurse in charge.
Men or women accented. Homelike
saTTogndingS: cslT sa s5a6 and the best of d90d.
"ExopIsiTE,s" Dye Specialist shows
you how his colors work for you
=. They take years of your looks
and pounds of your figure. Bring
your work to EXQUISITE, GE.
SOLVE THAT CLOTHES PROBLEM
Consult LEA ENGEL. DRESsMAKER
dress, suit or coat you have in mind
nothing too nard 20 DO. Centrally
lHsatfa FeI' Ex at ,sd3 sdso ST NV RIM 20
woULD YOU LIKE TO SPEND your
summer in a charming New England
inn? Hostess and other small serv-
ices in exchange for room. board
and vacation; references exchanged;
ENGLIsHWOMAN wants part passage
paid Europe. exchange services, chill
dren, secretarial; May-June. OIL
WANT ELDERLY LADIES to room
given. Box 3o6-z. star. anu '.''
MARGARET E. WAGNER. formerly
with Woodward g. Lothrop. will re-
style your dress. suit or coat. Suits
and coats tailored to order. se5
18TH ST. nv; Ma. 1000, Apt: 7o9
organist and teacher; Hammond or
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS, experienced
teacher. Peabody certificate: home
lessons if desired. WA 2147.
EXCELLENT DAY CARE for child
tSosda sy mother Sts,r,Ev with sxDe5Ience Be
WEE TOTS and children's dress
maker; hand shocking, embroidery
christening robes a speciality; WON
ems dressmaking and alterations
Dhl ShhE Of ShlLDj QCeQSeC
home; 2 years and up; NV. DU
WILL BOARD. one little girl; loving
eere. hsppiness; nice private home
sLIPCOVERs THAT FIT. upholster.
ing. draperies. rug and upholstery
cleaning. Best of service. MI. Ball
RESPONSIBLE ADULTS of culture
int. in an outdoor club; wkend out;
nearby Wash; restr. Box S-A. Star
VACANCY in nursing nome; 24-n1
| nursing care licensed by county anc
State SB 6040.
SPOTS? So whatl Bring it tx
EXQUISITE" and you'll never fins
any trace Of It. 300 Georgia ave
MICHEL ToIlPEEs, wigs are best
switches $40 up; also cluster
curis: combings made up. MI. 0065
VACANCY in nurses home. semi.
invalid or elderly person. Tray
service MI 1919
WILL prepare your Sunday dinnel
for you. whether you have or 40
Call LU. 4--7262 Sunday only. o.
evenings after $50. pm.
BRIGHT clean attractive room fo
elderly. invalids and Aconvalescen
| ladies, general nursH ! care, tast
: food. Tray service. 'a& s601.
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ss9nabie s3n1aabie rates. cHAs. ELLIS, IA
REFRidERAToks REPAIRED, also
ospfsRs sfIhsEs sqss5sRassa sf5IE!ss
ROOF LEAK. walls or cellars wet?
WAppELL. 1uatfR.eeHi TR e4Hsi7s. 'e'S' given
ROOFING, Stag roofs, timing, gut
ters, spouts. painting. repairs. HI.
ROOFING. all types: no lob too
nT6fisd SFT HoXR iNG Sc 1898 fsIn+,nr
sspftsTiRs sHisrRg anS a9s a,gs spqatins' Call MR.
and and sponts. ioss down. st 5s mos nss' to
TELEvISfoN REPAIRING - Night
servicing; g til 8 pm; sets repaired
hasgy n your home. 1@6 18th Sc, FIR.
UPHoLSTERED-Couches chairs re-
webbed: springs reset: your home or
shop; furniture repaired. all kinds.
yAN6MEY GE case, IL c,sa6ss W,
less suds insure perfect cleaning,
silk, satin, velvet. linen, mohair, etc
For details or demonstration, PARA
CON UPHOLSTERY & RUG CLEAN
Nd f2 Dhans sGNbs IS geeS a e5s
VENETIAN BLIND co. 6si4 (. /.
ave. Riverdale- Md uN 1345
WET CELLARS. WALLS, ROOFS,
WATERPROOFED. Metal work re-
paired; free est. NEvINs. Ii. 7-sao9.
STRENGTHENING BLUES? Solved
in minute by calling LA. 6-S724.
Painting, plastering. wall washing
papering, general housecleaning our
snecia1fy
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TELEvISION.
Excellent NV, Kennedy st. loca-
tion. Total price, S3,575; terms.
Living quarters available. Act quick
ly on this. Cali IA. -2518 any
time today. -21
TOURIST COURT, DINER and lge.
2-story house. Shenandoah Valley
of Va. Full price, including furni-
ture, fixtures, equipment and prop
erty, $4,000, half cash. See pfc
lures at my Office.
HENRY G. BROWN, REALTYS 3
246 N. Wash, Falls Church, w
FA. 1911, TA. 0229. -
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HONE IMPROVEMENTS tcen,. ,


FLOOR SERvICE-Nothing but the
best: laying. sanding. f. ishing.
cleaning; parquet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS, INC, 1912 Wisconsin ave
North 2215.
MODERNIZING ana additions. cellar
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT.
rNi CO.. 1908 Eye st. NV
MoDERNIZING and additions. cellar
to roof Call RA. 0260 for free est
PARAGON CONSTRUCTION co
PAINT NOW-Off season prices
free estimates; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Ii. 3-3273
SCREEN your porch now while
have best materials. Terms to suit
W. D. TAYLOR, ewes. 81. 3a42.
PLANS DRAWN
For residential and commercial build
ings, by experienced designer. HO.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

BRICKLAYING = Firepiaces. Chin
neys, walls and walks built and re-
BRicK Pai5Efd AND sAfsAS RAhfPsiAR w5Rk2Aaai 52 2lssf
tiors complete, plumbing, heating,
carpentering. concrete. Sligo 5303.
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing,
carpentry, brick, cement, painting.
BAKER. Ii. 3-372s. 20'
BUILDING AND REMODELING by
mates. Phone cH. -4osa.
CABINET MAKERS, repairs, refinish-
ing, corner cabs. bookcases. desks,
to order. TU. 3791i Sun, TU. 0391.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY, BEER-S600 weekly; col
ored trade; nice apt; priced right;
6-day week.
Grocery, beer-$1, 500 weekly: mixed
trade; beautiful store and fixtures;
low rent; populated location.
Schwartz, with SEIGEL, Elk. 2501,
ia. O256.
RES. -DELIC., BEER; good business;
same owner II years; wonderful.
place: $500. terms.
Rest. liouor: beautiful equip: air
cond.; excellent loc.; rent. reas,
price right, terms.
Colored cafe, excellent loc.; remodel
ing now; splendid opportunity; pay
you to investigate.
A. S. ECoNOMON. La. 6-6s17.
RESTAURANT, BALTIMORE BLVD
With beer and wine; curb service
business and real estate; S33, 600
A STANLEY MOREAU
WA 25T1,
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YauR nppaRTI1NITY

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
A going business. b acres on Choptank
25 rooms, completely equipped;
operated as convaleScent home
filed immediate possession. Will
finance. Inspection any time. Above
property reduced to tS25,000: cash
payment $500. Must sell within
Mr.. Lowe. Stevensville 1854.
CITY AND COUNTY REALTY CO.,
INC. Saratoga 1883. -.-..--
STORE, service station,
apt. and large 2-story house on
approx. 3 acres. Wonderful bar
gain. Full price, $1,000. Terms.
Including stock and fixtures of store
and property. Fine location, nearby
HENRY c. BROWN, REALTY
246 N. Wash, Falls Church, Va.
FA 1911, FA U22g
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FORMICA

Sink Tops and Counters
Choice OF color; free estimates.
reasonable prices.
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APPLETON PRODUCTS
AP. 1886.

FURNITURE repairing, refnishing; IL
yrs. exper.; vet; all work fully
guaranteed. EN-. S3o1.
FURNITURE REPAIRS, carpenter and
FAST FuRNITURE 5fH isESs REpA1R spia SHOP,
INTERIOR eIs0' and exterior decorating
by expert. All work fully insured
msu6Nsv snd STayanteedi M1sI Free estimates
KEM-ToNING. PAINT1NG.' spo'gt gen. Re-
pair. After all, bids are in. call us
for most reasonable prices. DU. s44o.
AVN SERVICE. floor waxing by
capable colored man. TW. s467. :
hNbpINs eo osmfas fas4 s. iasS " St. sTaS
pAAiSThiSNtG9:: hSt9: Daper,ns. floor sanding
rREsMhSd 81 oo4 sosa sanans al s. psD.Enr 5sss
77s5 or 10. 2-62s6. rs
PAINTING, papering Best quality.
High class work. Do own work
Lowest price in town. HI. 35os,
PAINTING. papering, KEN Toning;
day or. nights: work done cheap;
all work guar. DU. 7640 any time
PAINTING. PApERING, wall scrap
nn3.o Ing lS,, For a job well done at a
MR.. MALHoYT; CO. 1852.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, com. and
s isslS f"stsReFs Ra s7s 1S5 0ys5 5 a9
PAINTING, papering; new spring
prices; free estimates; Dupont paint.
WILLIAM SMITH phone D1. 4S71.
PAINTING. PAPRRING, floors, inte-
rior, exterior. Call for est on spring
painting. MR.. XIX, sH 477l. 81
PAINTING, paper hanging. plastering,
93gg a, reiisble ssss man. Call any time,
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, floor
hnishlngs; reas rates; 80 yrs ex-
per. Cali Sun. or ewes. ia. 1870.
PAINTING, PAPERING, hrst-class &c
steIE ca Mr. Poa TSfk eGRe GR 5s4 nmea 3D.
PAINTING, interior or exterior; good
work for fair prices; 30 yrs expe-
risnGs; Call GE. 63I6: -23
sanding saInihIg and rsmodeling. Work per.
personal supervision of owner. Free
ffNsSlmafss. fNG is "a; ss DECORATING CO.
PAPERHANGING-"Better work. less
@GRsy se2Rss A. xhlfe + dEoRan D Sos
PAPERHANGING. scraping and paint
ing neatly done. For estimates call
CO. $685.. 30
PAPER HANGING done at once; 81
room and up; do own work; guaran-
teed. White mechanic. GE. O024.
PAPERHANGING-s7 up per rm.;
1850 washable sunfast papers: work
guaranteed CiE 1888 GE. 24fiI
PAPER HANGING, PAINTING, plas-
tering. spec. low price this wk. only
Call ALEGANG, GE. 1856, GE. 1906
PAPERING and painting. work done
at reasonable price. ! do my own
work White mechanic. AID. $685..
PAPERING rooms, $40 UP. Also paint
ing; prompt service; white mechan-
les MEEK, UN. 3So4 or OR. 1864.
PAPERING, painting-Special low
prices; work guaranteed. Do 1t now
and save, SPIGEL, ia. 1928. 30
PAPERiNG, painting, plaStering, roofs
repaired, painted; guttering, water
PROBING, spouting, floor sanding,
S12 up; rooms papered, So up. 80
yrs. exper. Will accept car or house
as part payment. General repairs.
Calls received Sunday. ST. 6a3n.
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PLUMBING AND Observation-Disclosures
and remodeling speciality: gas
water heater, Eas-f1red boilers; rea-
Sonable rates. CHAS. ELLIS, RA.
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WE CAN SELL,

Your store If offered at market price
and reas. down payment.
BILL SIMONS, EX. 6181
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SUPER-MARKET, NV.
Long established. money making
proposition through the years, do
ing over 81 500 Wkly. bus, suitable
for partners, high markup Price
reasonable. easy terms. BROWN
REALTY CORP, ST. 1926, ewes.
and Sun.
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BEN EPSTEIN. HO. 6137.

SUPER MARKET, NV.
Cash and carry only, colored trade,
short hours, busy spot, transient
trade, doing over $4,000 wkly. busi-
opportunity! Large profits, small
overhead. Good terms available
BROWN REALTY CORP, ST. 2O26,
ewes. and Sun.
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established, long lease. REASONABLE
rent, best loaction in city& ~Gooe
Tor ] or partners. Price ril Boz
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GROCERY SELF-SERVICE
NV. colored trade, cash and carry
bus. Doing ST 800 wkly. bus. Same
owner 8 yrs; made enough to re-
tire. Large store. Will sell for
$4,000 with $1,000 stock in
cluded; $4,000 will handle BROWN
REALTY CORP, ST. 2026. ewes.
and Sun.
BEN EPSTEIN, .HO. 6137.
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LIlQUOII SIORE
NV w ns e9ored ss trade Mostiy y sn6 n
bus. Will guarantee over $500 wk
nowr Large profits, long lease, low
rent. BROWN REALTY CORP, ST
20G6. ewes. and Sun.
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SELF-SERVICE MARKET
Large store, ne. corner, nicely
store. Doing $1,000 wkly. bus. mixed
trade. Low rent, priced very reason
able. Good terms. BROWN REALTY
CORP, ST. 2O26. ewes. and Sun.
BEN EPSTEIN, HO. 6l37
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Self -Service-$1 900 Down
NV. SHOPPING center, transient and
equipment, doing $1,000 wkly. bus,
no beer, S75 mthly. rent. Owner
will accept $1,000 from experienced
grocer. Will deliver $1,000 stock
Store has a reputation. Act fast
ON this one. BROWN REALTY
CORP, ST. 2026,. ewes. and Sun.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-21

the B-29's in their Sunday raid paralyzed rail traffic in Seoul. Rail movements to the southern battle lines from Seoul will be prevented for some time, com munique said.
 American carrier-based pilots have reported indications of ra- dar-controlled anti-aircraft fire in North Korea. The carrier planes have been carrying out wide sprea raids on strategic targets. Moscow's press prominently displayed Presid It Truman's message to Congress. The press printed a Tass dispatch saying the President repeated his "well known declarations which give evidence of the fact that the United States government, not limiting itself to aggression in Ko- req, is undertaking measures of war in the Philippines, Formosa and Indo-C China" The President, it said, "does not hesitate to make threats"
 Great Britain has announced to Moscow she stands behind the U. S. insistence that any negotiations looking to a halt in Korean hos tilities must be preceded by a withdrawal of the North Koreans to the 38th parallel. This answer was delivered in Moscow to Sov- jet proposal that communist China be admitted to the United Nations, replacing the Nationalists, as an essential to the opening of Ko- rean peace negotiations:
 6O% of the workers in British ordnance factories are women.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-21
INVITING HEATHEN TO RULE

If all the protesting Christians in the Western tons adopt the teachings of pacst cergyment and de- eide that is contrary to Christian teachng, they will invite those who believe in other religions to take charge of the earth
 To follow the advice of the fanatical pacifiss Chris tans would refuse bear arms in defense of their country. Obviously in such circumstances, the armies of any nonChrstian country would easily conquer the so-called Christian nations.
 We have objection to any individual, who thinks that his Christianity requires him to be pacifst fol- lowing the dictates of his conscience Nevertheless if he lives in modern state he must be prepared to per- form his duties as citizen or suffer the consequences
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-21
MUNICIPAL MANIA FOR SIZE

Preliminary census figures indicate that Los Angeles, California, has passed Detroit Michigan and is titled to be known the fourth largest city of the tion The other three New York; Chicago and Phil adelpha.
 We presume that the city boosters of Los Angeles will throw their hats into the air and load the breeze with their hurrahs. Just what may be worthwhile in having the most citizens of an in collecting larger group of people than somewhere else, escapes mo- tice.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-21
Antitrust Suit Defendants Ask Change Of Venue
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) to transfer the antitrust suit against the Seattle liquor firm of K. mad l.. distributors from the Third Federal District Court here to the West District of Washing ton, Northern Division.
 Speaking in behalf of the firms officials, Irving and Stanley Le- vine, Robertson said it would be unjust and unfair expense to trav- el to Alaska to establish their innocence.
 The defendants were among six firms and 12 individuals charged in one anti trust indictment.
 Also filed were seven motions by attorney Ed Arnell in behalf of the Healy River Coal Corp, Evan Jones Coal Co.,, Usibelli Coal Mine, Inc, A. E. Lathrop, Fair banks publisher; Harry J. Hill and Emil Usibeli.
 The motion for change of venue was accompanied by affi- davits by Norman Brown, a news paper editor; H. I. O'Neill and : Mabel Osburn.
 Browns affidavit declared the antitrust proceedings were "wide- ly publicized by newspapers and radio" and suggested "classes of people in this area, confronted with personal financial problems. will consider the case in the light of price effects on daily living"
 Brown alleged hearing a grand juror express a personal view that those indicted would be con- victed. O'Neill added that jurors may be motivated by personal de- sires to reduce costs. Arnell said he had been inform ed that one member of the grand jury was unqualified as he previ- ously had been convicted of a fel- ony. He sought disclosure of the grand jury vote, declaring that concurrence of only 12 jurors would be a basis to disqualify the alleged felon's vote. Legal observers said that sub stantiation of this charge might alter the entire antitrust proceed ings here.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-21
Nome, Alaska, Friday, July 21, 1850
FEDERAL POLICE FOR WEST GERMANY
Friday. July 2l. 1850

We do not know whether it is connected with events in the Far East not but John J. McCloy U. S. High Commissioner to Germany, has advised the Germans that occupation authorities willing to reconsider their request for federal police force.
 Just before the Communist attack on the South Ko- rean Republic, the Western Allied High Commissioners rejected the Bonn request saying that local police units could be united to meet an emergency, The Bonn gov ernment wanted to organize federal police force.
 It appears that the West German regime is somewhat afraid of attack from East Germany just like that in Korea It wanted to organize 25OO0 federal police offset to the estimated 900 East German Peoples Po lice.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-21

AOISd1I ucASAASS pOS4LAOIAS VOOdy and braced for expected new com munist thrusts from at least three directions.
 The battered 24th Division, its commanding Major General Dean, among the missing, took up hill positions several miles east of flaming Taejon, captured by the Communists in heavy tank and infantry drive. The CTS hoped to hold these new positions until American strength builds up be- hind them for counteroffensive.
 The communists stopped at Tae- jon, failing to follow through with an expected renewed attack against the new American posi- tions but U. S. forces warily watched for new hanking and en- velopment movements.
 Enemy snipers lined the road of the American retreat and kept up harassing fire while enemy tank guns opened up and machinegun fire sprayed over the withdraw ing defenders. American artillery was trained on the hills where bands of Red guerrillas were re- ported trying to infiltrate.
 Front dispatches said the Reds posed potent threats from the north, northeast and southwest. The dispatches said the Reds could drive down from Shongju, 20 miles north of Taejon in an at- tempt to cut the main line railway behind the U. S. front east of Taejon. Other Red columns could move down narrow secondary roads across the mountains from Tangyang, 55 miles north of Chongju, threatening the railhead at Kumchon in the new American defense zone. Southwest of Tae-. jon the Reds were threatening an- other flaking and envelopment move.
 Communist tanks and troops had stormed into the flaming key rail junction at Taejon after bit ter two-day battle which cost the Reds dearly. One front report, not confirmed, said four Ameri- can-made tanks, possibly lend lease material given Russia in World War II, had been used by the communists in the Taejon drive.
 On the east coast American and British cruisers shelled and knock ed out the communist communi- cations center at Yongdok, 25 miles north of the beachhead held by Americans of the mechanical Is: cavalry division. Headquarters has not reported on the progress of the 1st Cavalry or the U. s. 25th which landed this week, but Yongdok may be 1st Cavalry objective.
 Gen. Macarthur said the loss of Taejon would be psychological blow to the South Korean people, whose government fled the city several days ago, but the with drawal has 'no special signifi canoe" from the military view point. The higher country to the southeast is much better suited to a delaying action.
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