davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-03-26

lluc only. ACE WREChlNG d
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-O5O6
BROODER. fnisher, 2, electric, D.
deck; excellent condition. FA. $500
BUFFET. walnut, s12; small vanity,
SS; single hair mattress, SS; book
HTepo fireplace equip. complete with crate.
ST.: clocks, lamps, etc. DE. 1889.
BUFFET, china cabinet. Georgetown
Gallery; very fine sofa. down cush-
chest. etc. Sligo 771S.
BUG KILLER Johnston's NO.
E1AGn fo} oni6s aGoress sac coating "a esst5ye M
HEcHTys; y'Ds IANsBGRGas. ssSi Il ie'' KANN ms s.
BUILDING, lOxI4, suitable for cabin,
toolhouse,, etc, cost over $3.50; vii.
sell for $3.50: Phone OIL. 3716. -
BStoiSG t. RGKsP RRTEMSEysFythlns fINHAp from s@n
Wilson blvd. Arlington. JA. 4-Io:34
BUILDINGS. Butler Steel. for indus
Try or farm, See US for compl. erec-
ton prices. MALONEY'S BLDG. CO.
Sl26 Ga. ave. S. S, sH 1890.
BUILDING MATERIALS S
Extra! Extra! Just awarded Govern
ment contracts to wreck so bldgs,
must make room to handle such a
large assortment of bldg materials.
Lumber BRICK; doors: 81 and up;
sash from 25c. suitable for hotbeds
complete toilets and tanks, Sl3;
lava. basins, So: iron fence, 75c a
It; built-in tubs complete with
shower fittings; steel beams. cast
iron pipe, steel pipe for fences, and
many other items all at q great
saving. P. S.-We also have a
complete line OF new bldg. material.
See Ace FIRST and save. Free de-
livery. Open all day Saturday
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING
MATERIAL CO, 4O02 Minnesota
ave. ne. LU. 10000. 81
BUILDING MATERIALS
Cash. savings. Brick. new and used
lumber, doors. windows, construction
soss. steel plumbing, pipe fitting, sheet
items. We deliver Open all day
Sat, Sun. 9-3 ARROW LUMBER
GO Call Ii. 32602. 100 S.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

CERAMICS, unusual Greenware for
sale: .TU. 1888 or GE. S693
CHAIRS oyerStuffed; custom made
slip covers: perfect condition; rea-
sonable; also miscellaneous. WO.
CHAIR. big overstuffed, covered with
antique velvet; 3 summer rugs. two
9xl2, one 6x9; runner for hall, 30
H.; crib. 1912 Calvert st. NV. -2S
CHAIR, leather wing, practically
new. S25. ME. 1884. 621 18th
CHAlSE TONGUE. down cushion.
goo. 81. o469 after 7 pm. All day
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BABY CARRIAGE, with pad. like new
SIS. D1. $3.50 all day Suns. and
BABY CARRiAGE. collier-Keyworth
in good eeond.; Babee,tenda and
BABY CARRIAGE, Collier Keyworth,
and mat; gray. almost new; $50.
12 Westmoreland ave, TAX. PIX. -27
BABY CARRIAGE. S15; Taylor Tot,
S3; car radio, Motorola, aerial, dash
panel, $50; car heater, new core,
and motor, $40; coffee table. needs
repair. 81; binoculars, Universal
camera, 6X30. $50. ia. 0237.
BABY CARRIAGE. mans wrist watch
nonworkins radio, mans suit, size
40: Call co. .O205.
BABY CARRIAGE, Hedstrum col
lapsible, used only 6 months $40
OW. S629.
BABY CARRIAGE, Built-Rite ball.
bearing and Teeterbabe, SIS; Sim
mons Daven-o-Bed, S45. 81. 0164
BABY CRIB, practically new; So
Phone WO SO.,5.
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FURNTTIJRE,

Dining rms, liv. rms, bedrms., odd
Snest OF drawers. maple and ma
hogany. Pianos and elec. refriger-
ators;; Many lamps to pick from.
Smiths Tran. & Stge. Co.
1920 Bladensburg Rd. NE. tNr,
NY. Ave.l AT. 1880.
1913 You st. NV. NO. sl40
1855 Wis. Ave. NO. 1904.
gbUl Wilson Blvd Ia 0lI16
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ClECHoSLOVAKIAN CRYSTAL, y
PRICE, . TIER, 8 INCH, Sl4; 3
TIER, s INCH, S25; LITER, 10
INCH. S35: 4 TIER, l. INCH, Sf5;
TIER: IA INCH. S55; EITHER
CHROME OR FRENCH BRASS,
MANY OTHER STYLES TO SELECT
FROM AT SALE PRICES. CHAM
DELlE2S CUSTOM MADE TO
ANY SPECIFICATIONS C. A. MUD
DiMAN CO., oil G ST NV, MA.
2622, MA. Ol40. ORGANIZED 1883
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ST. 1907, 10. 3-417

"BOARDING CLUB"
Near Conn. ave. NV. Large,
spacious house; dble.. sgle.
rms: $1,000 mo. inc. quoted.
Ideal for membership clubr'
All conv. Submit reas. offer!
Long lease! Here's business
or "home and income" Call
DE. 52S6.
PAUL J. MILLER
Evening star., 1950-03-26
ART COLLECTION

etchings By Picasso, Matisse, Manet'
saos sst oer eve over paiK ions
Other cbjets dart available. TIE
5s1S for appointment.
AUTO LUGGAGE CARRIER, ches
to roof of any car. S25 HI. 6112
BABY'S handmade :I-pr sweater set
reasonable. HY. O139.
BABY .BARGAINS-Almos new Ba-
bee-tenda, Detecto scales. training
chair SAT SAT sat: sat: snow suit; best
BABY BED. inner-spring Kantwe;
mattress; matching wardrobe, play
pen, round corners. hard floor;
wicker stroller: all in excellent con-
BAE' CARRIAGE, collcpsible, with
matt mattress; esn sl5; in aa-ss99od cond.; also
BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer: scales;
good condition; reas. LA. 6-4s53
BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer, green,
BasY Any cARRfAGE, twin. a. Hed.trom 1Sl
saa' S!sh Pa; ps. abaa. &! in good condition
BABY CARRIAGE, Kroll; cost sos
new; real nice shape, $25. Lockwood
BABY CARRIAGE with pad. .Teeter
Babe, Siesta dishes, chtld's bed. z
mems suits, size 40; child's car bed
banjo clock, Universal car radio
automatic record changer. woman.
guards. OR. 7e7e.
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BRICK SIDING

New insulated Celotex siding. 50 95
a square. Also new asbestos siding
$3.50 square. All for a limited
time only ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL CO.. 5000
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-0500
Evening star., 1950-03-26

ROOMING HOUSE
Vic. Dupont Cir rms. 2 baths
plus apt. with private bath; rent,
500: lease: oil heat; income quoted,
S310; asking S1.700 dn. DI: 1905.
SANDWICH SHOP
And restaurant; busy loc. near 14th
and K: same owner over 10 years;
income quoted. 5000 wkly.; asking
$4,000 dn.: easy terms.
RESTAURANT
Suburban Md: on and off sale beer;
rent, Sl25; long lease; modern; Al
equip; cwner quotes 81 900 per week;
shows real profit: substantial cash
required DI :306.
DRUGSTORE
Ne. cor. loc: near Supreme CT:
long-estab. owner quotes $4,000
monthly. which can be greatly in
creased by active mansgement,
Asking $4,000 dn.. incl. stock.
BAKERY
Excel. Sc. loc, in large apt. develop
ment; good spot for man and wife;
rent. S125; lease; small down pay
ment; easy terms.
Also larger bakery in ne. available.
DI. 1906.
FOR RENT
Parking lot-downtown loc.; includes
rent, S525: lease. DI. 1905.
E. w. THURM
Evening star., 1950-03-26

We are overstocked on used equip
ment. VIII sacrifice for quick sale
All used equipment guaranteed for
l yr; in writing. Open Sun. morn
ing 9-l2
Hackerman Sales Co.
1st and New York Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
DELICATESSEN

DELICATESSEN
KOSHER STYLE
Upper Georgia ave, doing S235 per
day S-yr. transferable lease. Rent,
S3o5 Complete. modern eauipment.
Asking S16,500. Helf will handle.
Ewes. and Sundays, Mr.. Boinis, OR
2914
A. H. BACAS, Realtor
Snrinnss RrnEnr AD 2dG4
Evening star., 1950-03-26
ANTIQUES. SPECIAL

Cherry or walnut dropleaf tables
with ladder hac.: chairs to match
cherry or pine Hutch tables; Hutch
and Dutch cupboards; corner cup
boards chnsts in all woods; pine
dry sinks; Baltimore water benches;
Extra special, pine dry sink. $50;
Baltimore water bench, S4S.5O;
solid walnut bed with new spring
$40. More than 200 pieces oi
furniture. Set OF Dresden china, sc
pieces, beautiful pattern, other
Terms if desired. Free delivery
Parking in front yard Inspection
invited. BETHESDA-CYEV CHASE
ANTIQUES, S215 Wis. ave. OIL
2422, 10 am. to 2 pm. Sun. 2-t
pm. "Washington's LARGE An.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

BABY FURNITURE
SALE
Cribs. S1B.9S: carriages, Sl9.9S;
highchairs. Ss .9S; basslnettes. $4.3s;
folding strollers, S49S.
BERGER'S
3412 14th st. NV. TU. 3443
Evening star., 1950-03-26
DELICATESSEN
CLEANING STORE

Sc. excellent location; DOING ,S4ou
wkly. bus; low. rent; 20 yrs. lease;
priced right. II you are familiar IN
this line. inve estisate this oponrtu-
nifty. Mr.. Fried'and. FROWN REAS-
TY CORP, ST. oO26; ewes, WO.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

New and Better Used Furniture. ("
quality and cond., $3.50; new 5-pc.
mod. nah. dinette, $40; sample g.
PC, full-sized nah. din. rm. suites
with breakfast china. 1895 COM
plete; dinettes, Sl9.95 up; tables,
chinas, credenZas, chairs; inspection
and comparison invited. Open Sun
day IL to 6.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

ANTIQUE SERVER. solid mahogany;
solid oak china cabinet; no dealers
EN- 1890.
AQUARIUM, 10 and 90 gal. tanks,
SAG; sacrifice. S24 few fish and
pisnts. GL. 1862.
AQUARTUMS. two, 30-eallon. with
lights. stand, pump, fish and acces-
Snricc
Evening star., 1950-03-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
over S130,0G0 annually. certified fig-
ureS. Yes once, only once in blue
moon Goes such an opportunity pres
ent itself: $4,000 air conditioning
unit, over $4,000 in stock and large
tiful appointments; full basement;
large parking area. Call for an ap-
pointment If you are looking for the
best. $4,000 cash can handle.
SAM CHANTKER & CO.
CT arn- 10 241Eo
Evening star., 1950-03-26
AOTTARTTTM DISPLAY

Az type5 exotic fl h. full line of
aquariunlS and supplies Omen ewes.
Sun, 80 pm. PET HOUSE, 2319
Wis. ave. NV, across st. from Cal
vert Theate1, EN-. 9f7c.
daphnia. natures finest food. not to
be confused with frozen substitutes
tina. foul YOUR aquarium, 35c a qt
Red Pubifex. Micro and white worms
We feature clean. healthy fish from
clean tanks: come in and see. Black
and stainless tanks. all sizes; specials
built to order in our shop; tank and
aquarium equipment repaired
MINIATURE TROPICAL. AQUARIUM
Evening star., 1950-03-26
HONOR STORE

SMALL GROC.
Iiv. quar-. Woman operator. BUS.
run down. Wonderful opportunity
for good operator. Can be picked
up for a sone. Must be seen To
be apprec'ated.
DEL. AND GROCERY
weekly vol. approx. $1,000. Newly
and modernly sruip7ed. Can be
bought for less than actual cost foI
sfock and ro'ipme1t Wen-est"o D.
ii.hed location, Owner i'll. mus
sci. Ere. and Sur. S. B'a1ken
r. Po"s
KOGOD g. ROOKOFF
e31 E st. NV. MA. 93s3. MA. aaA7,
Evening star., 1950-03-26
SILVER SPRING

Business Mans Haven
Cafe, near post ofice: inc: quoted
$500 wk. for $4,000 cash down;
Grocery beauty; inc. quoted
81 500 wk; for So, 900 cash down.
Fountain lunch. clean and modern,
for 81, 800 cash down; a bargain.
E. v. HOGAN, 81. 3786
Evening star., 1950-03-26
CROCERY 81 OO0 DOWN

OICOOC1t1 IjOO0 10 w
NV. area: c>!ored shopping center,
transient trade; selt-service, MY
bus: rent. SIS. Cwne- viii d Il e,
over $1,000 Sex to an eXperierrrc
grocer. VIII wait? Cal' BROWN
REALTY CORP, ST. 2O25; ewes.
and Sun.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

GROCERY, 81 ,U0O DOWN
Nearby, non competitive area; new
equip; doing 81 100 wkly. bus; lge o
self-service, high mark-up' SlOO
rent. An opportunity for a grocer
to double the bus; Call BROWN
BEN EPSTEIN. Ho. 6137
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Lamp Shades, ST
We're $50 to 1898

80 shades in paper parchment, reyon and
piostie. Assorted shapes and eolors. II, IA, Is
and 19-ineh sizes.
Modern Lamps. bose only. Were $685. Now S3.S5
]. Six-woy Floor Lomp, bose only Was $16.95. Now,
D Boudoir Lsmps. base only Were $3.50. Now 81
Chino Lamps, base only. Were 1925. Now---$3.95
Z Unfinished Gibson IsIond TebIes. Were $3.o5. Now
Pss Pastie Draperies, eo-neh Assorted eoIor Were
Is Shower curtoin Sets including cuoin and motehine
window droperies Assorted eolos Were $2.95. Now 81
! Linen Luncheon Set with four hopkins. Was $l095.
10 Turkish Towels. 22x44 Embroidered with NM" and
mrs" Were 78e. Now --------------------50e soc
eolors. Were S5.e5. Nov -S2.95
WGL-North Building 80.
Budget Hornefurnishines, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Report of MARRIAGE License Applications

Teresa Cassidy. g. 200 Rhode Island
Leo Du Beau. u, ouantico. and Mary
Petrie. Is, l016 9Th st. NV.
John Young. 5s. els Delafsld pi NV,
and Halle Bah. Al, I723 Franklin st
william Harrison. 10. I44a Z st. Sc. and
Fred Schaefer. 80, Hyattsville. Md. and
Matte Billhimer. 81. 3o9 Taylor st. NV.
Lyell Doucet, 30. 24s0 18th st. NV. and
Cordelta Forrest, 80 New York
Theodore Garland, q. Isl Randolph pi
NV and Jean Holt. II. $50 Forton
Lenwood Freeman. rs. 1859 Ontario I'd
NV, and Harriette Sturdivant. "a. s3i
Eari christensen. 80. Lewiston. Mont,
and Helen Brownine, 20, 1910 18th St
Joseph Dunn. %. aloo channing st. ne,
and Patricia Krosman. 81. 1891 Kear-
sserlins DeTEiso.se. q. ISL 10Th st, ne,
Stanley Smith. %. AIS Randolph st. NV.
Joseph Mayer. "a. and Hilda Stafford, 25,
both Of SIS Jefferson st. NV.
James Beach. 81, and Clara Jasinski, sS,
both of ll01 Savannah st. Sc.
Charles Smith, "a. 1926 2lst st. NV. and
Barbara Thompson, 20. 27l3 30th St
Roy Fersuson, 81. and Elizabeth Howard,
Charles Gardner, 36. 533 25th pl. ne,
and Jewel Hills, %, 1884 End st. NV,
William Brandes, %, Chevy Chase. and
Clsrissa Alvord. 21, 1890 Highland pl
Joseph Mattinsly. "a. 1884 Shepherd ST.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

Sc: and Fannie Iishansky. SO, Phila-
delphia.
Frederick Mahoney. 81. 4s43 DIX st. NE.
and Minerva johnson. 1S. 1880 Foote
st. NE
Orlando williams, 26. II0s 2lst st. NE.
and Rosie Powers, 26, ISL 2eth st. NE.
Magnus Magnusson. 80. e09 18th s.. NV.
and Anna Syeinsdottir. ~, 1888 MASS.
ave. NV.
Saverio Benedetto. 20, Takoma Park, and
Mary Console "a. 6735 18th st. NV.
Arnuno Labasbas. 30. and Annie Davis.
IS, both Of 936 New York ave. NV.
Joseph Bauer. IS. 3133 Conn. ave. NV.
and Wanda Barrow. 3d. 1921 Morrison
Ha5!y s9ss 81 SILVER sals spras ,s,s No b.tsss and
Joseph Greene. es. 1908 D st. Sc. and
Ann smith. Is, 1434 D st. Sc.
John Malik, 25, and Dorothy Carney. 25,
both Of 1921 18th pl. NE.
Roy Kephart. %, Takoma Park. Nd, and
Martha stiverss q Silver Spring. Nd
Isaac Galiogsy; 90 q Myrtle e 3. e A. and
James afne Proetor r. and Mary n Proctor. m Ri Ii,
both Of 7l01 Brinkley I'd Sc
Paul Brady. 90, 2029 Allen pl. NV, and
Esther Dominski. "a, 1918 18th st. NE.
Paul Cline. "a, 1440 Kennedy st. NV,
and Pauline Phillips. "a. 1925 18th
James Rehins "a, and Mary Mcconnell, 20,
M1iam hes5a sparrow 81 17is rs st. ae me- anu
Nathaniel Smith, a. Landover. Nd, and
Virginia Bowman. As, 1900 New Hamp-
oeorss sa,Is fHa Dufry, ms Is. Bellmore. NY and
Evening star., 1950-06-08

Under D. c. ldiU, couples must
apply for marriage license OF,
one day, tDait three full days and
TeceiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
William Moye, 81. 725 Rock Greek Church
road NV. and Jennette Stephens, "a,
5l3g Sheriff road NE
Samuel Woodruff. 80, SIS Kenyon st.
eo,vns,s NV, and i MsTgverits n g Green a6' sos
Samuel johnson. 27. 53 o st.. NV: and
Ella Hill. ~, 1852 seaton st. NV.
Alexander Jackson, II. 727 Gresham pl.
e, MsTy ogoIr. Hurley Si 1b.ss aas Fs' F. and an
Ralph Koch. SO. s26 Conn. ave. and Jean
ette Drain. 90. 1901 Vermont ave. NV.
David Cardenas. "a. 3615 10th 81. NV.
and Patricia Harden. 20. 1901 New
Jersey ave. NV.
James Morris. 21. $500 W pl. NV. and
Ida Bolt. II. 1915 lst st. NV.
and Maria Cruz rs. s41s Hishwood
Peter Van Tol, a5. 21s7 @ St NV. and
Mary Lane. "a. l431 2lst st. NV.
NV: NJ. and NJ Mary CHM. %. 1888 War
TEDDY Iiaiscf. q. 1901 Conn ave. NV.
and and Louise L w oishoid' 49, 7ss TsWkes-
Powell, 25. 3112 Sherman ave NV
Coleman Grandis, So, 2S03 Knox Terrace
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Silver-pIoted Gifts
$4.62 We're So

veses, 80 breed troys, Cigarette eredIes and
3 ash troys with handles.
S Toost Sets. Were So. so" "New------r-------$2.50
Silent Buffers. Were 5000. Now w---------$702
9 Oil and vinssar Sets. Were $l32o. New----$8.94
Cigarette Cert Wos $78o Now $5.SZ
II cIsorette Buckets. Were $S.4o Now------$7Oz
suser end crsemer Sets. Were 5000. kew--$7.02
Sterling Silver
s sussr snd crsemer Sets. Were $3.50. kew---$5.82
n lndividuo Servers. Were $500. New S46z
Bowls Were $500. Now ew--------.-------S4.62
Silver-PIoted Flatwore
50 Sets Of Teaspoons. Were ST 80. Now 90
200 Pieces including sood forks dessert spoons, soup
spoons and tablespoons Were 44c. Now--------24c
Prices include zoeo tex where upplieobls.
WoL-North Building sIven~ore, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Junior Misses
Better Dresses, s10'ss
We're $I4.95 to $22.05

ITO better dresses in one ond Two piece styles
ond joeket dresses. Prints and solid eoiors in
good assortment. Sizes 9 TO IS.
so Butcher Reyen Dresses postes and bright eoo Sizes
9 to IS. Were $S.o5 to $l0o5 New --- S. .o5
40 Rsyen end Cotton Corduroy Dresses and two
piece styles Assorted styles and cooTs Sizes IS Were
S8.e5 to Sl4.e5. New Observation-Disclosures S3.o5
80 Junior end Tssn-ess Fermel in cotton and oyon AS
sorted styles and eoors. Sizes to IS Were $l6o5 to
50 Tesn-ese Skirts in peoed and sroieht styles Royon
oobodne and wool checks Assorted colors Sizes 10 TO l6
Were $5.e5 to $7.o5. kow--------$3.95 end S5.o5
WGL-North Building
Junior Misses ApporeI, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Women's Hats, 81
We're $2.05 to $5.95

W ere %<.1O 10 DOsSC
~ hats Of wool felt and straw. Block, brown,
sroy, white, pink, red and green. Assorted
styles.
81 Hats of strow srowcoh and wool felt Assorted styles
in white and coors. Were .95 and $4.e5 Now ST .95
23 Black Strew Hats solor foce and roedbrm
styles. Were $6.e5. -S3.o5
Wedding Veil of illusion with simulated peorI tioro.
Finoerp length Was $3.50. Now----------Sz.50
WGL-Norh Building Millinery, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-08

street NV. Mr.. Peterson will
speak on The Flying Fisherman
and Hunter" An Eastern Air
Lines color motion picture Of
the same title viii be shown.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Pilot to Address Shriners

Edward H. Peterson. veteran
pilot Of World War !. will address
the Shriners Of Almas Temple at
a luncheon meeting at 1880 pm.
tomorrow at the temple, 1915 K
Evening star., 1950-06-08

nv. and Marion woolley. 20. chevy
Chase.
RAYMOND Smith. 81. l34s Girsrd st. nv,
and Lucille Helms. a5. ls43 Kenyon St
NV.
RAYMOND Korte. -. Boiling Field. Claire
MeIowery, 10. s413 Gifard pl ne.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Boys Sports Shirts
$ 10 We're $3.50 to 1926

so long sleeve royons and combinations Of royon
and cotton. By q famous maker. Washable.
Assorted potterns and eoIors. Sizes 6, 8, 10,
18 and 20.
30 Summer Shorts of 4e96 royon, $500 and $50
ohoir Beted style Groy, blue and light Sizes to
II and ! 8. Were So So IS
W6L-North Building The Boys Shop, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Jersey Soshes, Toe
We're Soc

238 Rayon sashes in assorted eolors.
z77 Silk Seshes Ties, peoed Prints solid eolors and
onbre effects. Were $l.o5 Now
So Eyeet Bete BIousettes in white Sizes 81 to SO in the
group. Were $395. Now
WGL-North Building Neekweor First Floor
The Valley settler., 1950-01-27
PROGRES $
PILGRIMS

Cont. from p. 3 Rel lations with the Army, our largest ustomer, wore never better. The merchants of anchorage ere working with us better than ever boforo. Prices are good end we are cblo to soil most everything that we can produc .NoCrly 5OnOW farmer have either boon accepted for membership or have applied. That problem of indirect ovorhcad' has boen roduc cd to loss than half of WhCt it WGs five years ego. Nov plant install lations md general nmprov emonts have increased effic ioncy. .o think that we hGvo greater efficiency :. among our employees. Net earnings show that.
 !.ol1 nov, whct do we want you to -. sGy? i.all, apparently We now WGrt to junk thu organization that we have worked for so long, end which has givun us so much that we never could have gotten any other way. Now we want to turn our destiny over to some fat benkors and politicians ond quit trying to improve ourselves by our own efforts. Perhaps VIC can't stop the little group who want to do this, but VIC can go on and still mako our cooperative tho best medium to insure our continuGd sue Qss. If even fifty per cent of our members desire to do SO,, . VIC think / theJ the CnsWor is-nit cGr bo dono. i"
 Contributed by--C.R. Rasmussen
Seward seaport record., 1950-07-21
MORE ABOUT HeuIfh Research
(Continued from Page D

(COntlnueO rom rage IL
 it's headquarters in Anchorage with the staff set up in tenn porary laboratories and offices in different parts of the city.
 Another significant develop ment reported by Dr. Haldeman was the discovery of trichinosis among arctic marine mammals, such as whales, which are, an important part of the diet in the coastal regions. Dr. Halde- man said this problem had taken on additional emphasis with the further discovery of trichinosis among arctic carnivora.
 Dr. Haldeman said that stu dies in human parasitology have revealed a high percentage ot fish tapeworm among native residents in fish-eating areas. In the field of entomology, he said that knowledge is being ac- quired concerning many here tofore unstudied biting insects which constitute a serious prob lem from the standpoint of both health and comfort.
 The program of the Center has been set up on a broad basis, Dr. Haldeman said, including both long and short term studies in environmental sanitation, bac- teriology, physiology, biochem- istry, entomology and studies in animal-borne diseases. Re search activities include both laboratory and field investlga-
Seward seaport record., 1950-07-21
MAY ORGANIZE CHAPTER OF BETA SIGMA PHI

Mrs. Elsie Guenther, execu- tive staff member of the Inter- national offices of Beta Sigma Phi, in Kansas City, Missouri, is in Seward this week. She is making a ten thousand mile trip by air over the Territory to organize chapters of the or der, while visiting all chapters formed seven years ago on her previous visit.
 While visiting the three An chorage chapters of Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs. Guenther was request ed to form sister chapters in Palmer and Seward.
 Beta Sigma Phi is a non-aca-
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tion
 A scientific research library, the first of it's kind in the North American Arctic, has been es- tablished and is already provid- ing reference and other services for the Research Center staff and other professional workers in arctic areas.
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demic order for cultural, educa-- tional, social and service study for young men and women out of school and does not require college degrees for membership.
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MALE HELP WANTED

TWO RELIABLE MEN, above 50 preferred, for local year around route work. Permanent. S20 to S25 per day. See w. D. Campbell, Seward Hotel. PM. to PM,
 July 20. 2-3-4-3p
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USED JOHNSON OUTBOARDS & biggest stock of Johnson parts on Peninsula. Hal Thornton, kenai.
 91-l09c
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A gentleman will never tell lady the truth if lying will flatter her.
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The truth is side issue when it collides with organized pres sure of a selfish group.
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TWO-BEDROOM House, complete ly furnished. Electric range,
 water heater, comb. radio-record
 player, refrigerator, washer. Call Monroe 106. 528 First Ave. 3tfc
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THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE. Con- sider smaller house in trade as part payment. 323 End. Ave.
 6-7-8p
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MILK delivered to your doorstep. Phone Garfield 50. Seward Dairy.
 1OOtfc
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FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE

NEW BROOM log house, 26x36.
 Furnished (Bendix). Lge living room, snack bar. kitchen, ? bed rooms, bath, utility room. Some finishing needed. Call Black 50.
 99ttc
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TWO JACKETS near Mile 612 last Saturday. Inquire Seward news
 paper. o-ocn
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WANTED

IMMEDIATELY: 210O deposit milk bottles that have disappeared in the last four months Return to your grocer. Seward Dairy.
 l00tfc
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FOUND

IN CASE in Little Girls Room at Civic Center Sat urday evening at the dance. In-
 quire newspaper office. Mad. 168.
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FOR SALE. MISC.

BABY CRIB, springs, mattress;
 drop side. 412 First Ave, Madison 48. o-oc
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Classified Advertisements

Because the line for the first
 
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IT'S FULL 1-TON. It has 4-wheel drive. It has the new F-head en- zine. That's the new Jeep Pickup at S2149.60. See it at 210 3rd Ave. For sale by Kenai Terminal,
 Kenai. Alaska. 100tfc
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HOMES FOR TWO ADORABLE
 Kittens. Call Madison 57. dh
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HAULING

LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE - Top soil, fertilizer, sand, gravel. by the yard. Joe Edwards, Madi-
 son 145, or write Box 673. 90tfc
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FOR SALE. VEHICLES

1e47 HARLEY DAVIDSON motor cycle 70. Will finance. See Glenn at Glenn's 2nd Hand Store. Phone Adams 184. 9|t1c