davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-07-22
MlscL. FOR SALE tcent.,

beautiful mahogany;
cost $3.50; sell for S325; 4 mahog.
dinette chairs. SH. 1899. -23
BUFFET, lge. WALNUT veneer; g 6
MATERIAL, all kinds;
4x6 wallboard, 4Sc; also have 8
and 10 #. sheets: 2x6s and 2xSs,
500 per thousand; also other franz
ing. all sizes; some sheathing. $50
per thousand: extra nice birch and
maple flooring, end matched; also
edge grained hard pine; no broken
tongues or grooves. Look over stock
of careful better wreckers and bene-
fit by our 40 yrs. experience. We
can furnish you with plans and
ready-cut framing. Also have
number of buildings ranging from
Sx10 feet to 40x4S. feet. Will sell
these buildings, floor, sides, roof,
windows and doors, for as little as or
less than you can have floor covering
put on. Also extra special oil burner,
hot air and aiRconditioning unit
and other oil-burning furnaces and
coal furnace. Boilers, sinks and
electric wiring. EASTERN STATES
WRECKING AND CONSTRUCTION
co. 1854 Palmer rd. Sc. LO.
3-7S96; open daily ewes. and Sunday.
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GOOD POSITION OPEN

TO A MAN EXPERIENCED
IN BUILDING. DEVELOPING.
PURCHASING AND REAL
ESTATE SALES. WHO CAN
FURNISH GOOD REFERENCE
FOR POSITION WITH LARGE
BUILDING FIRM. FOR IN
RE. 1926.
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PIANOS

We have a few console pianos which
have been out on home rental at a
good saving below the original
prices. These pianos look like new
and carry new piano guarantee
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 110S q
st. NV, DI S464. -22
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h.C. LIZ. f-UOUU.' 80
BATHROOM OUTFITS, cabinet sinks,
Sns asF in nfassni gas trnEsS sve9 e.
BaTHTuBs, s Ea hbi@aiit-iNno. NO. ss5: SS:l new and
gsed plumbing fixtarss. BLocK's.
S05S !3rNin A st. NV. No. 1903;
siats bssn ns" os: Sfss PEhRLEgs Ii lss
BEAUTY SHOP HAIR ERYER, ike
new. $50. Call AP. 2S35. -23
BED; refgr.; sofa; chest; dr. table,
Grape, other pieces. Sacrifice. CHI.
BED, brass, $40; auto. Pittsburg
storage water heater, 25-gal., SO;
double Duplex Fireless Cooker, So;
living and dining room light FIX
lures, So. Cash. WI. 1899. -23
Bs1 a2Pa solid ons walnut snrns Gus custom MADE
1850, between 1919 only. -22
BEDS, twin, with innerSpring matt;
bureau; 2-pc. liv. rm. set; 9-pc. din.
Fm;; Fna, love seat; chair; old-fashioned
BEDROOM SUITE, Major decorated,
designed by Ralph Whittecomb; also,
custom made French walnut bedroom
suite, distinctive and unusual; i'm
ported occasional pieces. china. DE.
BED SET, solid mahog.; rugs: chairs:
tires; cedar chest; lamps; porch
swing: davenport. .,GE. 2164. -23
BEDRM. SET, mahog., Ape: also
twin HOLLYWOOD beds, twin dresser,
etc. Chinese Oriental rug. ax12;
maple djnette set; misc. GIL. 1910.
BEDRM. SUITE, Ape, lined oak, 2
months old. AP, .51s3. -23
BEDROOM FURNITURE-Maho
bed, bureau and .chifonier. Call OR.
pGSM, s25s, after p G,rpip1 I Pm; ,., -23
rugs etc; etc; 1906 Fairmont st. NV.
BEDRM. SET, 3-pc. mahog., excel.
como Sond;; 500 S or less be- before July 20,
BEDROOM SUITE, liv. rm suite,
kitchen set, end tables, lamps, mis-
eel. items. OR. S343. "a
plus 9xI2 rug and floor lamp. 5000
or best offer Call WI 2S90. -23
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Slate ROOFERs-Exper. mechanics
only. Apply Rose Bros. Co., l441
18th st.. N. Arlington, Va, or phone
CHI. 1923 bet. 4 and pm. -22
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MOTOR TRAVEL

MOTHER with child. driving to Wis
coNsin. desires woman campanion;
exchange references. Cali evenings
OIL: $500. %"
LEAVING for Sherman, Tex, July
26-27; will take 3 passengers; share
ARMY OFFICER. going to
Japan, willing to drive your car to
Seattle, vicinity, about Aug. 1st. Box
232-S, Star, 23s
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OIL PAINTINGS

Going West. Sacrificing all my oil
paintings, various sizes and subjects.
TO. 1868, 5001 Greenbelt I'd. -23
oUTBOARD MOToR-71s h.p.; Elgin;
perfect cond.; used twice: $130 or
best offer DE. 97S7, apt. 4, after
ouGTBoAaRD' Tho ARD MOTOR, NJ Toi slS horsepower:
$50. Call Monday between and
4:30, Ii. $4,000.
OUTBOARD MOTOR-Evinrude, 2
cylinder, 5.5 h.p., $50, Oh will trade
for. power lawnmower in good con-
oUTBoARD MOTOR, Evinrude. sports
twin; 3.3 h.p.; less than s hrs. used;
or will trade for power tools. FA.
S420. -23
PAINTERS and carpenters tools and
equip. paints; also office furn., cab
insts' draftsman's desks RA' q. %sS3S'
PAINTING, oil, 18th Century, by
Jacques courtois; will sacrifice. Call
p2oiNoGRApH 2Gi SsHsi RECORDS - e victor.
Columbia, Decca, Capitol and So
nora records and albums; popular
stock. SPRING VALLEY ELECTRIC
SHOP, 4so5 Mass ave. NV. EN-
PHoTo EQUIPMENT. 1 Ferrotype
tin photodryer, motor driven, II
plates. Also l standard spirit-fiuid
duplicator. Priced reasonable, For
PIANO, Lester. apt. grand; $3.50;
transferred overseas. Call GIL. 1858.
PIANO. Brambach. baby grand; nah.
Raas nisa f0os s4s5 e9ndti1 An eF@s eTGs
KITS, 1880 G. st. NV -22
PIANOS-Select your piano on our
rental-purchase plan; special low
KHTTs EaFTS o. ,sao S a r. mo. ef Big selec55iSon'
models. A6fHo 6uiit bs BALDWIN: Es she emSodias
features of small grands and up
right, tun resontant tone, RESPONSIVE
sssion desrns arab' IL msSossn a1d
ebony, light OAK and maple finish
CIV Estabiished 1870
PIANO. medium sized upright; rea-
7onble. Call after 6 p.m.' VI. 9l67.
PIANO, "a Nc apt. size sDinet. Cali Wo.
PIANO, mah.. grand, by Baldwin;
perfect Condition; S4o6. Cali or,
PIANO - Bungalow model, upright, |
large sounding board, good tone,
good condition; sos. Tower 5397.
wurlitzer spinet; per-
feet condition. SH. $500. "a
console, Acrosonic, |
| year old; perfect condition. $500. |
CHI. S764 -23
size Spiuet, excellent |
condition; reasonable. Call WO. 1899. |
-23
PIANO, medium size, winter upright, |
mahog., lovely style; in good cond.; |
$l75. 1902 colesVille rd., HyattS., !
Md No phone. go
'IANO, Geo. Steck., yr old, perfect
cond. Call HU. 5000, Ext. 53S, Fri. |
and Sat. ewes; all day Sun. -23
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ANY KIND OF HAULING, window
washing. bsmt. cleaning, gardening
and building rock walls. ia. 1881.
-25
FLOORS AND FURNITURE cleaned
waved and polished. HU. 6491. --23
CHAIN LINK FENCE
Ali posts set in concrete. Special
price for large Job. ST. 4O37. -22
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attractive salary. Apply to person.
mel once, l724 H st. NV. --23
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER In
Realtor- Builders ONCE. Permanent
goosaiitaioRRv n n me- excellent enyiiEsenment:
and giving phone number for appt.
WAvERLY TAYLOR, INC, I02S
SILK FiNisaER, nj; atT; white; perm. p posi-
tion; minimum of 4 yrs exp. re-
fNsfrurg HSsEff Sc eLEhN1N MF W pRAN Hs%s!n sdsf
Georgia ave. Limited vacancies.
SOCIAL CASE WORKER, In small
politan Area. GIL. 4617. -23
STATISTICAL ACCOUNTANT for Ige.
local firm. Ability to do statistical
typing and operate Remington add
ing mach. desirable. Must be in
dividual with initiative and willing
ness to work hard. Sal. open. Write
stating age, qualifications and sal.
requirement. Box 28-R, Star. -22
STENOGRAPHIC POSITION, oppor-
tunity with small national trans
Portation association; 5-day wk.
salary requirement. Box 124-J,
sTENoGRAPHER - Five-day week,
pleasant working conditions. Apply
MI. Primm, THE WASHINGTON
LOAN AND TRUST CO., 800 F st.
STENoGRAPHER - Attractive, per.
manent position with law Arm; ex-
perience necessary; must be able to
take dictation and type. well; 5hs-
day week, vacation with pay. Prefer
business school graduate, age 49,
20, with quiet, good family back
ground; must be willing to work
and meet the general public. Phone
ST. 6311 for personal interview.
sTENoGRAPHER-dood typist. ex-
per. general ONCE work, old estab-
lished automobile Arm; 5-day wk.,
good pay, excellent oppor. for ad-
vancement. HUDSON SALES CORR. >,
]. B. Whitfield. 1913 14th st. NV.
STENoGRAPHER OR TYPIsT. exper.,
accurate and reliable; capable cf
handling tele. calls efficiently; perm.
pos. with progressive CO.; nice ONCE,
5-day wk. Apply by letter only. in
own handwriting. with complies in
formation in confidence. SOHTH-
EASTERN FLOOR CO., p. o. BOX
So, Hyattsville, Md. IA
STENOGRAPHER, 4O-hr., 5-day wk.
Apply in person, RKo RADIO PIC
Evening star., 1950-07-22
SPOTTER

SYNTHETIC PLANT IN DC. PER-
MANENT POSITION - IMMEDIATE
OPENING. GOOD SALARY, PRIVI-
LEGES AND ADVANCEMENT.
REQUIREMENTS: QUALITY BACK
GROUND, MINIMUM 10 YEARS,
EXPERIENCE ON SILKS, GOOD
REFERENCES, ABILITY TO AS
sUME RESPONSIBILITY AND HAN
PHONE AT. 1855 FOR APPOINT
MENT FOR INTERVIEW.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
POSIN'S
BAKERY-DELICATESSEN
k9kA nnnrA.ln Ana NJ VI

BAKERY Y-DELlCATESSEN
$3.50 Georgia Ave. NV. "a
with some once exper :,
age 21-40. Apply in person, SINGER
SEWING MACH. CO., S417 Ga. ave,
for Yurs; permanent
posiEoni experience preferred but
not necessary. Ask for Mr. Katz
SAKS, $40 18th ST. NV.
SALESWOMAN-With car; 1925; ia
call on establ. territory; selling toys
and novelties for local wholesale
DoLPH SALES CO., 3l4-16 RAN
dolph nj ne AID 44h4 90
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. ss5. 1903 / st.
ADDING MACHINE-sundstrand' TO-
Key desk nodel with subtraction and
for. $75; also typewriter and fiie
cabinet. 1900 Chesapeake st. NV.
ADDING MACHINE. sunstrand, eiec.,
TSfFfn ETsSSGfaltonrS EEWysTTaqssed 500 80
ADDREss1NGG MACHINE, was sss. so,
now $9.95. New in original car
ton. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO
AIR CONDITIoNER-Used: N-h.p.
console: excel. eond.; -SI79.50. See
at ALP King ST.. Alex. Va. OV. 4932
AIR CONDITIONER. u h.p. York
Son Seonnsole; M. perfect condition; Sl25.
AIR toNDITIoNER. console; good
condition; $3.50. JU. 7-7O37. -22
AIR CONDITIONER-3 carriers, a.
ton console models; reason for sell;
thSough Aus; csil DU. 1854. after after
AIR CoNDITioNER, Carrier console.
A-ton capacity; owner moving. will
accept best offer. DI. 0622. IA
AIR-CONDITIONER, 3-ton Worthing-
ton. 46' model; good cond.; 3-phase;
water cooled. RA. 1921. -23
AIR CONDITIONER
1a-ToN CARRIER CONSOLE UNIT
Fine condition. bargain; owner SELL
Phone OR. 2so9. D1. e579.
AIR CONDITIONERS-Large stock of
3, and S-ton Chrysler packaged
stallation. It's later than you think.
AIR CONDITIONERS. new, single
room units. II you have cash see
US. PARAMOUNT CO., 215o Georgia
ave. NV. Hudson 1900.
AIR CoNDITIONERs - window and
console, types, about 15 machines;
Siii Sait SCI osr together or separately for
price. SIS Kennedy st. NV.
AIR .CoNDITIONERs, new and re-
conditioned, sold, rented. exchanged,
SefVfSea sfsHoP 1os' Eo6fsMsST SoS1fsRMissa o co 500
ACKNOWLEDGING UNIT. s4-h.p..
ehilcS.Yofk nacssls TE 400 so2 Ext i, 22ss IS.
A7R-coNpfTioNffSStSs UNIT: UNITS va va Fo,
rent by the season. Supply Of rental
units limited Call Ii. 3-41l2, r. &
M. REFRIGERATION CO., 214 l.
st. ne, YOUR PHILCO AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER.
ANTIQUES-6 Hitchcock chairs from
Hitchocksville. Conn; 2 signed orig.
finish and seats; reasonably priced.
Empire chest of drawers; good cond.
Old glass, paintings, etc. TIE. 7551.
ANTIQUE. brown marble topped table;
$500 top. BOXES inches; perfect con-
.dition. MI. 1858, ewes. -22
ANTIQUES and other household fur
nishings, 6605 18th ST. NV, Satur-
day ! to 5 and z to O; other times
by appt. Phone GE. 1889 or SH.
ANTIoUEs-Family pieces: dated
back to 1850: English china, chests,
ANTioUEsLHigh. ornate headboard;
French mirror. 3x4 it.; Princess
dresser (needs veneering); S35;
ASTfouEs2Go1e R1SS Me G1as seat, cane.6oftom mfS
chairs and side board. Call oL.
ANTIQUE SgGei PIER MIRROR with marble
base 2 oil paintings; reas. Gail
AK4laGE ri tRD4 CORNER CUPBOARD, 1Is VAL
nut, 4 shelves; very old and beau
BABY iHn; caRRIaGE,. Ar 2sas. twin size eTs With
M mstsressss; $25; AID. 573e. -23
BABY !, tE,st3 GARRIAAGE, ,eollapslele, With
BABY CRiBSWsiS up; play pen,
youth, high and stuffed chairs. toy
chests, strollers, etc; sale, all new.
til .; Sunday. io-S. ri. 379i. Ns3
BASINS
New, complete with spieots and
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Galvanized, chain link. all posts
in concrete: Immediate erection -
Get the best for less. No money
down, 80 months to pay. Phone HO.
68S3; ewes. and SUM-, WA. 1891.
FLOORS sanded ana finished. Qua.
lyoTE ilty ToTE at rsasonabde price. NJ
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - Full
operating instructions. KENNEDY
FLOOR CO, RA. 4346. 700 Ken
floors sANDEp and tn,shed; old
FLOOR SERVICE. WA. i12a
FLOOR SANDING and finishing,
white mechs.. light finishes. MR..
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
White mechs., sensible prices. C. r..
COVER, WA. 686S anytime.
exterior a speciality; first
class work, materials; do my own
work; refs. CHI 1881. pa
PAINTING, for free est. and guar
anteed satisfaction, call C. A.
BARNES. Ii. 3-3272. -23
PAINTING, PLASTERING; reas. rates,
free est. white mech, immed. serv.
JAMES DUTTON. HUI. 9665. 26"
PAINTING. PAPERING, FLOORS. int.
and ext. by reliable, exp. mech. For
free estimates, MR.. XIX, SH. 4771.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
TELEvIsloN REPAIRS
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. porches, recreation
E9S%s Elfsnsn baShTSGms' Nn.S1nn aeon complete new
pay, HAMILTON coNsT. CO: RE.
ADDITIONS and undermining celia,
to roof. Call ST. -3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO., 1903 Eye st. NV.
ADDITIONS, ATTIC ROOMS, porehes
inclosed, roofing all types gen. re-
pairs. remodeling: basement to roof
ALL JOBS GUARANTEED
MONTHLY PYMTS. CALL DE. 5000.
AIR CONDITIONING UNITS repaired,
r. & M. REFRIGERATION CO.. 2i4
YoUR PH1Lco AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER
BRICkLAYING, remodeline. altera-
tions, fireplaccs; no job too small.
A.. FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994.
BRICK WORK = Garages, porches,
ehimneys; ni walls repairing; low
CABINETMAKERS, refinishing. radia-
soT eoEeys' ess eSrn1ses bookcases a1 ne
or building; Wash. va. and Nd:
free estimates. Vienna 141-W. -25
CARPENTRY-All types repair and
TemSdeIIns TaqS W ssIsl Perch repairs; af screen
CARPENTRY, alterations, repairs. old
WoopMAsTER coSTRacTfNd On isa iTp is5. Co.
phone OW. 5527 any time. -27
CARPENTRY-Attics finished, recre-
alton rms. porches incl.,. stairways.
dormer windows; residential or com
mercial: J; =. HENDRICKS. UN. 2491.
and repairing; residential or COM
mercial. AINSWORTH. RA. 4S1S.
CEMENT WORK; stone walls, flag
stone terraces, walks, cfimneys, fire.
places, cement driveways, porches.
retaining walls, pipe drainage; all
kinds of waterproofing. r. MAR
CUCCIO. Route 5. Horners lane,
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 1888.
CLEANING, PAINTING, floor finish
ing. sanding, papering. Guaranteed
work, reas. rates. OF. S412. go
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES Electrl-
cally razor.kleened or no charge
ROTO-ROOTER. Phone RA 1888
anv day. any night.
DIGGING, footing poring, Easements,
cement work Of any kind. CHI.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION IRE.
pairs, short circuit, small jobs done
immed. Call any time. RA. 1922.
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. installations.
prompt. courteous. guaranteed serv-
Evening star., 1950-07-22
SALES CLERKS

Ages 20-35-Several permanent posi-
tions available in fine hotel: cigar
and news depts.; no experience nee
essary, as we will train you. Pleas
ant work in nice surroundings. Ap-
ply in person to Mrs. HidlebaHgh
bet. S-1O:30 Am. or 2-4:3O pm. at
newsstand in lobby. of WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL. No phone calls. ---23
to take charge Of small
oflce. Individual initiative and
ability to act when instructions are
lacking required: accurate dicta-
tion and facility for dealing with
people essential. Job involves con-
siderable responsibility and exact
ness. In reply please state age,
education, previous record OF en-
ployment, salary required and when
available. Box 204-S, Star. "a
shorthand, typing, some
outside assignments; permanent,
good opportunity for advancement.
Phone MRS. BRUNTON, RE. 1908,
Monday for appointment -23
Evening star., 1950-07-22

$4.50-SCREENS-S4.5O so
1909 all-aluminum. Custom built.
5-day delivery. Builders invited.
Combination screen and storm win
dows. MIR. MINNIX, Ii. 6-33SS. 27s
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F'URS

We will allow Up to $50 for your old
fur coat. Compare our 500 direct
factory saving plan before buying
next winters fur coat cape, or
Jacket. Budget te ms. layawaS.
DA CDTAT TJTTno
Evening star., 1950-07-22

OFFSET PRINTING
Mimeographing, direct mail advertis-
ing. addressing service, stenograph-
erS
COOPERATIVE sTENo, INC.
RE. 1851, 40 Albee Bldg, DI. f344.
26S
Evening star., 1950-07-22
BUILDING MATERIAL-

See Ace first. We now have our
largest stock Of used material from
many Jobs. Flooring, S25 per NJ;
toilet and, tanks, s15; basins, So;
doors and windows, iron fencing,
pipes for fences. From our COM
plete new dept. Pipe, roofing,
shingles, cast iron pipe, plaster
a board and complete line of
plumbing fixtures. Many other
items. ACE WRECKING & BLDG.
Evening star., 1950-07-22

MINK COAT, Chinese. dark, size
l6 to IS: $1,000 value; sacrifice.
,S01n; S09Tn; meyer Is r w9rp; GE: 0753. %"
MOTOR BlkE--Whizzer, fully equipd,
with automatic clutch. Price, SIo0
cash. 3043 Vista st. ne. DU. 2095.
MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT
Bell g. Howell 16-mm. sound prof.,
with all extra tubes free; Fideli-
tone dual-turntable and high i'm
pedant microphone. All in very
good cond. Will sell comp. for only
Mo5n,p S32o, Cal Wo; 2156;. %.
MOVIE SsI FILM. @ editor.viewer, r1Ge1 B 4 H.,
16-mm.. projects on ground glass
screen; high and low speed re-
winds. built-in splicer, case; best
price, SIS. Gail oV, 2974 daily
- after pm. Sun. all day. %"
OFFICE FURNITURE-Desk chSirs,
tables, fling cabinets. etc. FRENCH
SUPPLY OFFICE, 1704 18th st. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE BY national
trade association. Desks. metal and
wood. typist and executive; swivel
chairs, executive and. typist: book
cases; steel transfer files; steel card
files; letter trays; elec. water cooler;
conditioning units, etc. Call EX.
1000 or apply 1889 H st. NV, Tues
day or Wednesday, 8 It'll 5. IA
OFFICE FURNITURE, reconditioned;
desk, chairs. files, tables. etc 429
OIL BURNERS-We will convert your
coal furnace to oil with high pres
sure, gun-type oil burner; everything
furnished and completed for $500
and up. KE 3-549q -23
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FENCE

ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. installations.
prompt. courteous. guaranteed serv-
Evening star., 1950-07-22
BASINS

New, complete with spigots and
trap: also new grade A close
coupled toilets and tanks; new toilet
seats. ACE WRECKING g. BLDG.
MATERIAL CO., 4002 MINI. ave.
ne. LU. 4-05OO. -2S
Evening star., 1950-07-22

Familiar with ONCE detail. some in
surance experience preferred; 5-day,
35-hr. week; salary open; excellent
opportunity with future for qualified
individual W1LBERT McINERNEY.
Albee Bldg, 1925 G st. NV. pa
Evening star., 1950-07-22
WORKING CHEF

Must have an excellent background
of hotel or club experience; will
only consider Q man with unuueS-
tionable references as to character
and integrity. Enclose a resume Of
past experience with your written
annlin finn pnv O2Q.p QfaP 90
Evening star., 1950-07-22
LUMBER

We have a large stock of fine franz
ing lumber, well seasoned and free
%RRckiNG u Res G0@DaTs BLpG Sad mXTERiH sag9 AGE
Co, 4002 MINI. ave. ne. LU.
4-050O. -2S.
LUMBER AND BUILDING
MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
Open every Saturday and SUNDAY all
day Free delivery. Inquire about
free delivery to adjacent beaches.
FLA home impvmt. loans. No cash,
SO mos. 10 pay Hours daily $3.50
to 8 D.m.; Sunday. 8 till 5.
Now, Then-Try
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Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1950-07-22
YOUR PHILCO AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER

ACKNOWLEDGING UNITS repaired,
R. & M. REFRIGERATION CO., 2i4
Evening star., 1950-07-22
SECRETARY

Not over 35, with administrative
Ing trades; permanent position In
growing concern; 40-hr. week with
attractive salary. Apply to person.
nal nRice 1God Il ct I'M -O2
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-14
AFRS Largest In
 Alaska; Nomeites Chief Listeners
tBY Cpl. Jack Moss)

If you should ask random Nomeite the question, "What is your greatest source of entertain ment and information?" chances are he would reply unhesitatingly, "AFRS." Of course, he would be referring to the Armed Forces Ra- dio Station at Marks Air Force Base.
 And there are equal chances, if he is resident of long standing, that he would be able to readily recall time when inhabitants of Nome were unable to partake of the services of a local radio sta- tion. Only the few who owned ra- dios of magnified reception were
 (Continued on Page Four)
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-14
U. $. Shows Russia She Intends To
 Finish Korean War

SHIN TON, (P - The United States has given Russia a new and unmistakable token of it's determination to fight the Ko- raen War even at the risk of open Soviet intervention.
 A mission of American air force Superfortresses, in a strike on a North Korean city, slammed down more than 500 tons of bombs so close to Russia Siberia-17 miles that the distant rumble of the attack was probably heard across the border.
 This weekend bombing mission to the Northern Korean port city of Najin was one of the most dar- ing and delicate operations of the war.
 The difference between putting bombs down on a North Korean target or, through accident and error in navigation, having them fall on Soviet territory was a matter of about five minutes for a big formation maneuvering at a speed of more than three miles a minute.
 But there was an ever greater calculated risk. How would Rus sia react to. the appearance of American planes, bombed and armed for combat, SO close to her doorstep?
 There was no indication that the Soviet air force reacted to the Najin mission. Information re- ceived here said nothing of the sighting by the bomber mission of non-American aircraft.
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Plumbers Sore At Not Getting
 Bid To Meeting

ANCHORAGE, R-Anchorage master plumbers, incensed at be- ing excluded from a Seattle meet ing called to deal with the 18-day- old Anchorage plumbers strike protested Friday night to Presi- dent Truman.
 Telegrams were sent to MT. Truman, Defense Secretary John son, Alaska Delegate E. I. Bart lett and Cyrus Ching, director of the federal conciliation service.
 Johnson said last week, with the Presidents concurrence, that
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ANCHORAGE (P-Two F-8O-C jet fighter planes collided on the Elmendorf Air Force base runway last evening during take-off. Neither poilt was injured.
 The colliding planes swerved off the runway and were envel- oped in large puff of smoke One of the craft was badly burn ed, the second only slightly dam aged.
 Public information officers said that one plane had suffered a failure" Neither would identify
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NEWS IN BRIEF

LONDON, (P,-A metal file has been found jammed in a boiler tube of the 23,OOO-ton aircraft car rier Illustrious, but there was no damage, an Admiralty spokesman said Saturday.
 It was believed that a careless workman was responsible, but routine investigations are contin- uing, he said.
 The warship is undergoing re- pairs.
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Relate "Agonizing Story Of 24th
 Divisions Stand"

CHICAGO, (R-The "agoniz- ing story" of the 24th Divisions lone stand in the first 19 days of the Korean War was told Satur- day by the Chicago Tribune.
 In dispatch from Eighth army headquarters in Korea, Walter Simmons, Tribune correspondent, said growing American strength in Korea made possible the lifting of voluntary censorship on the story of the Division.
 The Division was commanded by Maj. Gen. William Dean of Carlyle. H., who is missing in ac- ton.
 Simmons said the 24th landed in Korea with only 12,50O of the 18,- 900 officers and men normally in an infantry Division. He said its battle losses were nearly 30 per cent-94 men killed in action, 901 recovered wounded, and 2,562 missing.
 He said the division lost 80 of its two and a half ton trucks, one third of its jeeps, one-fourth of its three-quarter ton trucks, an d large quantities of weapons and supplies.
 The Division was ordered to leave Japan June 30. Simmons said: "Three days later it had ad- vanced leading elements 200 miles within Korea and made the first major contact with the enemy. This is believed to be the fastest such move in American military history.