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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED

y pyt @ hone utl. thlEDhals inel reas. ais 9ats Hitsi
lis lath sT, s.E.-s rms, bath,
entire nnts nd.nas%; ind floor; no children ,1 Or
Nav, q; and Andrews Field; ss5.
EiyERRDSAlLLff;; 1st floor. room rooms.
tTsSeei kissnenettS, IA. Pyt sai BATH pvt: en-
rms. and bath; all utils. and garage,
$75. No children or pets; pref.
smpl. sa couple; refs. req. Box 1e,s6,D.
GEoRGETowN. M st.-Larse liv.
alton and bath; yearly lease, $S5
mo. Or, will furnish for $l1o.
EFFIciEScY FIJI HESt; Apr.-Nicely decor
TenaDp ea pleasant deses Geaon &C. sa
new furnishings, Karastan rugs.
cherry chest. cherry drop-leaf
table, ladder back chairs. hideabed,
5000 LA. 6-4969. -l9
BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX APT. End f.,
yard. beaut; tile bath, IL windows
decorated: bus at door, facing Fl.
Dupont Park; 2 bedrms., liv. rm.,
dinette and MOD kit. 334s MINI,
aysi sr. 81 NV, Ak sa@White 9eSah unfurn!s fle 2
rooms. kitchenette,, semibath. all
utils. incl; reasonable. DU. 1855.
1910 GREENWOOD AVE. Takoma
kitchen. dinette, bath terrace apt,
with pvt. entrance; $3.50 month.
See resident mgr. apt. IS, WALKER
& DUNLOP, DI: O222.
rm apt with dining rm:, laundry
includes utilities: blk; from 1-fare
bus bus and and coEsl z 8, ] Hills shopping cen
KITCHEN AND ROOMS --Utils.
tuTnished ns he'd 46o Delafield pl. NV, NV,
1872 @ KEARNEY ST. NE rms,
Kit, bath, pvt: entr.. util.; adults;
Ss1 50 mo; MI; 4%99.
P9r5S9d snh% RI. & 99!ltns Field Call 9 Mr.
1903 !" IN s ST. Nw.-Bedrm., kit.
semipvt. bath; employed couple pre-
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Brick apt.
bldg. bldg lust completed; 8 spacious
Each consists Of | bedrm., liv rm.,
dinette, kit, tile bath, storage rm;
utils. incl; cow. located; $3.50;
81. 1850, days; SH. 510l, SH. 6456
ewes. and week ends. -22
CAPITOL HILL-2 bedrooms, living
|. room, dining room, kitchen and
bath; $3.50 per mo. Tel. TU. 2050.
BET. MAYFLOWER AND DUPONT
Sunny, spacious living room, 20x15
closets. eiectFic i Kitchen. bath bath; tp si6a:
1915 s1sfSRsS WYoMiSG ESG ta Ave. NWLstudio ssar
apt. with large liv. rm., sun parlor,
dinette, small rm., kit and bath;
suitable for OF 3 men or girls;
LEY, BEALL g. HOWARD, INC, Ma.
TWO RMS, kit. and bath; all utils.
iurna pvt. entrance. pvt. bath, Ii.
NEARBY val lge. nm. kit, bath
and back porch. lst f.: no children
%, Or pets. Call CHI; 1853. -719
no children or pets. Cali cH. CHI 9as6.
MODERN. 1-bedrm, duplex; conven
S;e.;, tenants furn. utils.: $40; l
block transp., shopping. DU. 2267.
1923 L ST. Sc. Apt. No. 8 tjust
$57.43, Tenant furnishes own heat,
soeiN;s'e sei; elfi; fNc L, NE z dSaEsFUN1NoER dasG &
baaF BEFDRMs s1ssb Nv 1, Fm' kt bath .t;ias sns
adults only; $50 per mo. 1884
Ontario pl. NV, AID, 1924. 10
SILVER SPRING. MD.
and 5 large rooms q and 2
bedrooms); reasonable rent includes
utilities.
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LIVE AT THE MANSION CLUB. 2a3o
sect. Enjoy the best. Only s5e mo.
SILVER sPRING-Live on beautiful,
23-acre estate. Just over D. C. line;
room; private bath, 1st floor; maid
service; delightful breakfasts and
Sz55 per month per person. SSdliso
SGLE. RM.-Empl., lady; excel. meals,
home-like atmosphere; conv. trans,
nr, Catholic Y. Ho; 34s4., IA
1925 18th ST. ;W.--Double and
soang s LADIES' s and nc Young YOUNG mem; nee run. ins
cellent board. 90
CAN ACCOMMODATE 2 empl. adults,
in attrac., pvt, home. The meals
are really good. Phone HU. 1868.
1858 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-Large
triple rm., pvt. bath. also sgle. rm.,
DuPoNTf GIRO CIRCLE E''i AREA%iS5s RE 9:Hs; New New
Hampshire ave.-Have lovely double
rooms for ladies or couple; also va
phone service in each room; tele-
vision and social privils. Live in
WaShington's most beautiful guest
house. CLUB MASON, NO. 6770
80
125 10th ST. N.w.%Attractiye dble.
IsUt room for for reAned gentleman; EXCEL
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Lovely twin-bed rm., home privls.,
,delision1s meals; GE. al24; o.
10th st.-Vacancies for men and
cooked food. pleasant surroundings.
1Sa5 PARK RD. N.w.-Doublep room,
twin beds: excellent meals. unlim.
reoR reh9nf sETIRE8 TI rs nj TIDEky nj 295s so1no
gentlemen; lovely pvt. NV: home;
ROOM WITH BOARD available for
smpl: mother and child over 2;
m SiiTsS oNE EspriRs III RFTrr arfa Phone 81 6sl7;
for 2 with breakfast. 1885 Coium-
19ss eia N MASS. g." AVE. Pc N.%Mrine aSe7; food,
SIS week: SEQ mo. up (S3 daily
special for room and meals; men
or women; social, priv; share large
CLUE bSposr S1 '5saa: ciRcrs' S'i@: DR. 5ssS %.ss
LOVELY. CHEERFUL rm. for mother
and child; day care for child; fine
sss astsh0eEaHad SaTaEDgRslh RAJ h0as AVE DE 3Sso
Dry prisileges IS SfS5e pU. 1875 t@i Nv @s4 lasa-
1872 LANIER PL. N.W.-DesirabIe To-
cation; short blk; Mt. Pleasant car
stop; attractive dble.. newly decor,
lge; cornner, pvt. bath, share with
extra well-furn. rm.. 2 closets. with
another House very attractive;
nnanfitY msaf s0ove ebons ayerage quality and
HU, 1871 DIJ q54Q after SIIn
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APARTMENTS. UNFURNIsHEp

UNIVERSITY GARDENS, Rhode Island
ave. and Knox rd.. College Park.
Md and 2 bedrm. apts.. within
walking distance Of Md. University.
conven. to transp and shopping
Phone UN. 1873, 81. 623S.
MEURILEE APIS. Spacious / and
bedrm. apts.. close to transp., elem
and high school, shop center and
theater: 53rd and Defense hwy.
Bladensburg. Nd WA. 3721.
House. 10 min. to Pentagon, 2 bed
rms, liv. rm., dinette and kitchen
ette, pvt. gar, lge. storage rm., 2nd
floor duplex. Adults only. No pets.
Reference required; SS5 monthly
ART.-Hpt. blde ) rms hall Ls bsth
No kit. refsr. Elec. stove. S66
AD. 1858. Ia
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COOPERATIVE APARrMENTs

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Arl.-Attrac.
tive. sunny, 1-bedrm. apt. large liv.
rm., din recess and kit. in recently
built DEVELOPMENT. 10 min. from
Pentagon. Excel. investment. Call IA.
S-7I50. -1Q
TILDEN GARDENS-Five rooms and
bath completely modern kit. with
dishwasher and disposal, beautifully
decorated. Shown BY appt. only. Sold
to approved purchasers only. r.
BATES WARREN; exclusive agent.
NAYLoR GARDENS-open for In.
spection, l to 5. Just listed-ons
nicely located 1-bedrm. apt. immed.
poss. will redecorate; total price,
$5,9S0. terms; also 2-bedrm. unit
on End floor; wonderful view. Sales
ONCE in Administration Bldg. 30th
and MAYOR I'd: Sc. DRURY REAL
TY CORP. MI. 1000 on Sat.-Sun.i
evenings. call OR. 5761 or TW.
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coaoENEE1p7SsEESMIPRIvAIE: OF III S.ES I. j or 2
front entrance; Tor empi. COUPE;
in very conv. NV. location; can
sstar ss lurn. call os9n., syn, 2 till 9; ewes.
furn:; refs; required; SS5. Apply
G6Y G6 addN d5NNER' 1929 11th st. NV.
CoGoRED-e UNFURNIsHEp room room,
wk.;, child care If desired; ali
privil; beautiful suburbs; Minis
ride. Kenlworth ave. 5so9 Reed
Ssf 4: npns1eSf4di M6SfGRSMfssHEp Ms APT
Employed couple; newly decorated.
CoL9REpD Si1os aae' CoLUMB1a E6i tiafas Ic rs.
NV. Apt; 1.-Two rms, kit. di-
f.a nette and bath, heat and hot water;
Eeauired. See jsnitoa AM m0' iios sGs Column. Tsns
Pia Rs rd; s5s1 NV. L1ss REALTY 20.
coLoRED-4s1 N. J. AVE. s.E.&ons 2o
S,t,1, ana tWoIrm;. kit. and bath apts:: all
SS. see aRts., then sall Monday, KAY
COLoRED-. RMS. kit. and semi.
esr csrine. oa'n DE smpE 5ss9 s5le' eonv' bus snd
ployed couple; modern 2-rm. kit.
mo. THE JoLIssATNT REAL EsO.
TATE SERVICE, 1914 9th st. NV.
aaU. 5S2S or HO. 404S
COLORED-1429 B ST. N.E.-Newly
remodeled; 2 rooms. kitchen and
bath; S115 month with heat and
elec: RAYMOND r. RUPPERT,
1017 9TH st. NV. -2l
COL FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Il rm.. kitchenette and bath; also
! rm.. partly furn. or unfurn. 30
COLORED-APT.. l ROOM. kitchen
ands and bath 1dt, unfurn;; S5o per month.
COLORED-NEW EFFICIENCY APIS,
near ma' M 1th ,ans ans P NV; sos.6o per
COLORED-TAKOMA PARK-Beau-
tiful new suburban home offers Q
large. front rooms, bath. kitchen
privileges and utilities; for couple
or single persons; convenient trans-
portation and shopping facilities.
Can II. 4-1699. 20s
CoLORED-2-RM., KIT. AND BATH
apt; util. incl; $67.50 mo Apply
2-6 pm. ZIG Fla. ave. NV,
RUTH LUCAS
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SLAUGHTER'S
"S55 PER MONTH"
ROOMS WANTED

BACHELOR. willing to pay S10O tc
$125 q month for room and board
with private bath; Brookland area
STATE pEpT. 0H GfRI, fI1 desires Ssirs single
room and board or separate room
in apt. to share; NV. Sec; good
habits. DI. S932 Sundays and
after 8 pm. week days. 19s
CONGENIAL ELDERLY LADY desires
room and board, preferably in Arl.
or Alex. Box 53-D. Star. 10
daughter. IL, desire to share apt. or
home with congenial cpl. or single
girl; will consider board; prefer up
per NV. or Silver Spring. 81. 6939.
COL0RED-FAMILY OF 3 request
kitchenette at reas. mthly. payment.
Call MI. 2245. evenings at 5:45 pm.
GENTLEMAN, gentle; furnished rm,
private bath. no further out than
Kenyon. Box 266-G. Star.
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REDROOMC


Exceptionally lse: liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit. and bath. 2-bedrm. furn. apt
util. incl, $125 month. Ten minutes
to downtown. Once 1000 Miss. ave
sc: Telephone 10. 2-061s. al
COLORED-7I7 QUINCY ST. NV;
living room, dining room, kitchen,
semipvt. bath. rear porch; all util.
furn: $50 mo. j. GERALD LUs-
TINE, 412 9Th st. NV, DI. 5995.
COLORED-472 G ST. S.W., l room,
kit. and share bath; nicely furn.;
eonpie. eonpi trsnsDji 81 jsi4s27 adults or nice
COLORED-COUPLE with ref. or .
men; here's your chance. 2O33 2nd
st, ne; 4 rms. conv. transp. HU
COLORED-3 RMS, kit. and bath; nr.
transp. 1925 Corcoran St n.e.-20
COLORED - THREE FURN. APIS.
300 Tennessee ave. ne. Call TR.
CoLoRED-NIcELY FURN., bdrms.
and kitchen share bath, one block
r0n@Er6 senteE; Call Has "a S;S4lSi l9 80,
apt furn. for married couple. LA.
CoLoRED BEDRM.. KIT; share
bath; refined empl. cpl. 1898 18th
CoLoRED -FURN. BsMT. studio
apt. for refined empl. cple. or
men; l extra liv. rm., kit. and
bath. Call HO. 1854.
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ATTENTION, COLORED
3l7 59th st, n.e.-2nd H., 2 rms.
dinette, kit, and bath, Venetian
blinds, on street parking, conv. to
downtown; adult couple; rent,
S62,50. Open for inspection Sun.
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
652 H St NE
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1914 C ST. s.E.-For . or 3 adults,
pvt. home. modern furn.; will have
to be seen to be appreciated. Ii.
3-09s3.
1872 21st st. N.W.-SIx NEW APIS.
Immediate possession. Two units.
eficiency. three units liv. -rm.. bed
rm; X. and b., one. unit, 5 rms. k
and b.. Al location. Brand new
with fine furnishings utils. and
tanitor service provided.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION, l 80 to 4
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
MEZZANOTTE AND CO., ST. 1858
lO12 s. CLEVELAND ST, ARL.
(Of Columbia Pike adj. Arl Village).
Tastefully furn. 2nd-f. apt. OF liv
rms. bedrm;. dinette.. kit. and bath:
500 mo. Key at 1st-f. apt. JESS
FISHER g. co. INC. 1920 K St
NV. EX. 1911.
1898 s.1., 10th St. nv NV Apt; Z: Newly
dishes, y,iverware and all util.
Sl25 per mo. For appt. call
HARRY JUSTINE
MA. 2S44, WO. 5415, S11 18th st. wv
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
! ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
shower. $3.50 to $3.50 per day for
Completely furnished apt. tub and
/ or 2: full hotel service: no time
limit. 800 Goth st. NV. MA. 5426.
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LIVE AT THE

LIVE Al THE
TOP OF THE CITY
Alban Towers Apt. Hotel
/ and 2-bedroom apts.: full hotel
service and television; also single
and double hotel rooms
3700 MASS. AVE. NV.
1900 BLOCK PENNA. AVE. Sc.
furnished 2 bedrm., liv-
ing rm., kitchen and bath apt; |;
rental, S115 per month.
B. CRIFASI co.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. 6190.
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FREE RENT
And salary. Working manager for
22-rm. rooming house; D. c.; ex-
perienced. Marlboro 21S7.
2 BEDROOMS. nice yard, on bus
line. Close to everything. All utili-
ties furnished; S115.
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
Exclusive Realtors. FA. 262O. 20
1349 Irving st. NV.
rm.. kit: semipvt. bath: $57. per
mo. Call Miss Schroth. SHANNON
s. $s45' hgcHs CO. 1905 H ST. NV, w,s SA'
Suitable for Adults
Twin and double bedrm.. kit, liv.
rm., tile bath. beaut. furnished; Ex-
press downtown; fine NV section;
all util. included; $135 mo. ia. 217O.
DUPONT CIRCLE
211S o st. NV; lge. liv. -bedrm.. new
blonde furn.; pvt, ent;; fireplace;
dressing rm., hall; plenty closet
space; nice kit, pantry. back ent.;
complete tiled bath. shower; rea.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
1701 18th ST. NV.
Weekly and monthly rentals; / and
2 bedrooms, and living room. Full
hotel service. Call DU. 1000.
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SILVER SPRING. MD.
and 5 large rooms q and 2
bedrooms); reasonable rent includes
utilities.
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sa1s s5ilsren' Reasonable rent Call WI
NEWsIIY DECORATED, ss5 mo;
available Dec. Is for 8 months,
CHEVY InSS l7sh CHASE 81 D D. eA1s HD.: 1sI Dec Dee
separate entrance; suitable 8 empl.
adults; excel. location and transp.;
sn2s sn2o q per sv.n;nos mo, Wo. 1892; week
clean apt; 2 large rms; cony:
pRiVATE. pRsiTVRAs9GE'asSG MoDEkN APf.3 fss1 Kitchen,
cite and bath; everything furn.; In
exchange for help with 2 children
sssns snG ps9E wsos sos 4aa stan an
8 EvARTS ST. N.E.-of N. Cap. st.;
empl. adults. Mi. $685.. NAM mis
1850 14th ST. N.W.-3-room semi
Rs aauts sa'o ons fp' Nc or psts sSser No s@D e.
7e5 FARRAGUT ST. NV nicely
ffurn rms: for LII; semipriyate bath;
an n Prints oTfiNdY h9msr eE. WS7os. roors 1s
zap5 szsanp5ifuFnished; private. cali s: d dz:
DoSWNNTowN AREA. 1859 Mass aye.
s.e:15Exceptional 2absdrm. apt; also
l-DeQrm. APT. LII. 3-oVUo. -2U
sEyEkHt ss4sa to s1ss. and r1. dsS5. SsS5m' 'D''
CHARMING, French apts., suitable for
diplomat; large lily; rm.. den. studio
bedrm:' sitchenette;;dinette, bath,
WoODRIDGE, 1910 25th st. ne;
basement apt, rms; and bath;
$75,. VIM. r. THoRoWGooD. DE.
GEORGEToWN-Attractiye. small q
rm. kitchenette and bath apt; suit
able 1 person or cple.; avail. after
Nov. 22 for 3 months, possibly
longer; S95 per mo-. refs. required.
Ex. ZOO. Ext. 522. wkdys., 9-4;
HO. 0798, Sat. Sun.
BED.LIvING ROOM, kit: and bath;
pine saGsl0e Center se Jo elk sss4s GSs STOP shop
BEAUTIFULLY DEC. 1-bedrm; apt,
Sc; cow. transp.; ideal for cple.; nr.
,;hSppN ShEpglng center FR 5s44 N;tt . .,r,,
neaE a@HrPs Psntason JA s,d546 c34Ss .nt
viii share with professional woman
1908 BELMONT RID. N.W.SIge. liv.
rm., bedrm., kit t:-dinette, semibath;
clean clean painted; s75 mo. incl. util.
seRM. 9psn FuRS. I & q APT, rrisidaire; cple.
NHdEt4 Hi seSp;u FURNISHED APT, consist msa
ting Of whole End hoor. suitable for
stiis. Go06si iasi. 0inE. FISH. HSSels' SiiO' all
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2 BEDROOMS, living rm., dining
rm.. kitchen and bath. Center Of
Bethesda, Md, near bus line. No
children. Reasonable rent. Call WI
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also bachelor apt; avail Dec. /. 81.
i 1eeBbfEG6;RM. ebfG;M APT. Modern bldg. in
tTs town ,cs se rSs4 sSsSe 1mmsdiaIs Wopa,NS &C.
ARLINGTON, 1900 N. Oak-1 bedrm.
apt; S74; gas included; 1 block
Transportation OW. O473. -19
2-BEDROOM APIS, $500 incl.
utils. See resident mgr, Apt. B-1,
at 1907 Southern ave. Sc. or cali
LO. 3-7979 bet. 4 and 8 pm. 30
AVAILABLE DEC. Il and 2-bedrm.
apts., Beverly Hills section of Alex
ndria, near Shirlington shopping
center, Pentagon, and Navy Annex;
rental, $50 and S95.50, utilities
included. LLOYD'S APIS, 800
Tenn. ave-, 9 am. to 5 PM, oov.
ATS. GsSy' AVAIL. at cobur ter. s1oo
Defense hwy. Bladensburg, Md,
close to schools, shopping center;
bus stops at door. WA. 276S. al
ROCKvILLE-Living room. bedroom,
kitchen and bath. 400 East Mont
gomery ave-, Rockville 2101. 30
ARL,-2 rms, kitchenette and bath,
q mo-; no children. CH. $500,
2320 N. Edgewood st.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-28
'sNo Necessity Now For Wage, Price
 COntrOls"- Truman

WASHINGTON, R)-President Truman said yesterday he sees no necessity now for wage, price and manpower controls.
 He told a news conference that if they come they will come to- gether as part of all-out mobiliza- ton.
 He hopes he will not have to have all-out mobilization, he added.
 MT. Truman's comments came in response to questions about the proposal from Bernard M. Baruch for an immediate "ceiling on ev- erything."
 Baruch gave his views to Con- gress Wednesday. The lawmakers themselves appeared divided on his proposal with most members apparently against any all-out mobilization right now. There weer others. however, who called for full-scale economic mobiliza- tion with consumer rationing and wage-price controls. President Truman also told his news conference: 1. He is not now considering use of the atomic bomb in the Korean war.
 2. Steps are in the making to deal with any traitors or saboteurs in the present emergency. sThose steps will not infringe on the Bill of Rights, he added. 3. The state and defense depart ments are working on proposals for increased military aid to Euro pean allies. He said these propos- als will be presented to Congress before it adjourns.
 4. He did not want to make any comment now on peace prospects; that it would be better to wait for Continued on Page EighD
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-28
Russia Ending Her Boycott Of U. N.
 Puzzles World

LAKE SUCCESS, (P-U United Nations diplomats were sharply divided today on the question: Was Russia's decision to end her U. N. boycott just another step in the cold war or an admission that the boycott was a big mistake?
 The question may be answered Tuesday when the Russians re- turn, but meantime these lines of speculation were heard at U. N. headquarters:
 1-Russia intends to challenge the legality of the security coun- cil's Korean interventions and try to block any further U. N. action.
 2-Russia intends to try new approach in her fight to oust Ma tionalist China from the U. N. and seat the Chinese Reds.
 3-Russia is merely coming back for a propaganda blast and may resume her walkout-boycott which was started last January in protest against the presence of the Chinese Nationalists.
 4-Russia is getting ready for new communist moves either in the Balkans or against Formosa and wants to be on hand to veto any council action.
 5-Russia realizes she has made mistake and is coming back tc try to find way to end the Ko- rean conflict.
 All this however, was admitted ly nothing more than speculation
 U. s. Delegate Warren E. Aus tin said he would not comment "until I go to Vermont and con- suit an old apple tree"
 In Manila, Gen. Carlos P. Rom (Continued on Page EighD
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-28
Cargo Damaged On Coastal Monarch
 Must be ReOrdered

MT. J. J. Dillon, Nome agent for the Alaska Steamship Company, stated this morning that word has been received from the Seattle office regarding the MS Coastal Monarch, which suffered a fire in her general cargo on July "A, in which they say that consignors have been notified:
 "From all information we have been able to get, all of the cargo except probably cold storage, cool room, oil, greases, gas, cylinders and some of the coal was in the holds where the fire occurred, and is undoubtely amazed. Therefore they may want to get themselves ready to get replacement ship ments to us when the ship is ready to receive them. As soon as the ship returns to Seattle and a definite check of what cargo is found to be undamaged they will be notified of such items"
 Until such time as the vessel has arrived in Seattle and a thor ough check has been made the company is unable to furnish any information as to just what cargo
 (Continued on Page Eight)
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Capt. Austin E. Lathrop, Alaska Industrialist, S4' Meets Tragic Death

FAIRBANKS, (P - Alaska's foremost industrialist and wealth. jest man - Capt. Austin Eugene Lathrop-died beneath the wheels of a loaded coal car Wednesday. He was 84.
 The fatal accident occurred as Lathrop inspected a load of coal gondolas at his Healy River Coal Corp, holdings at Suntrana, 112 miles south of here.
 Dr. Paul B. Haggland of Fair banks said the operator of the gondolas failed to see Lathrop and released loaded car down a slight incline. The industrialist either tripped or fell under a wheel.
 An inquest was to be held at the mine today by U. S. commissioner Margaret Sullivan of Nenana.
 The Fairbanks News-Miner, owned by Captain Lathrop, said the body was being returned here in an Alaska Railroad ambulance car. After several days, it will be shipped to Seattle where his will stipulates that he be buried.
 In addition to controlling inter est in the Healy River Coal Corp, Alaska's largest coal mine, and the Fairbanks newspaper, Lathrop owned five theaters, two radio stations, a large apartment build ing and a bowling alley.
 Born in Lapeer, Mich, Oct. 5,
 (Continued on Page F'ive)
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TAIPEI. Formosa, (P - T h e Chinene Nationalist defense min istry said 500 communists landed on tiny Taitan Island, two miles off Annoy, but were killed or cap tured by it's defenders. Red-held Annoy has been considered the jumpoff point for the prospective invasion of Quemoy Island, key to Nationalist blockade of commun- ist China'S mainland.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-28
NEWS IN BRIEF

MOSCOW, (P = The Soviet press chorused charges that the United States is preparing for an- other war with it's actions in Ko- req, and the weekly New Times, a foreign policy magazine, com- mented that "The scale and char acter of the war measures being taken in Washington indicate that Americas aggressive intentions go beyond the framework of Korea" !"
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-28

WASHINGTON, (P)-The Sen ate passed and sent to the House Wednesday a bill to repeal provi- sions of the federal airport act which limit the federal share of land costs to 25 per cent.
 This would permit the federal share of land costs to be the same as for other airport project costs, with the exception of high inten- sity runway lighting.
 Tn non-public lands States, un-
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GUATEMALA, (P)-The capi- tai of Guatemala was under a state of siege, modified form af martial law, as the result of anti government rioting Tuesday in which one person was killed and scores were wounded. The vio- lence grew out of a political cam paign for the Presidential cleo tions scheduled for November or December.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-28

SALAMANCA, N. Y. R - A grocery store in this western New York city displaced two piles of sacked sugar today.
 The five-pound sacks were la beled: "For regular customers, 912 cents a pound"
 On pile of 25 and 100-pound sacks was this sign: "For hoard CTS, 16 cents a pound"
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-28

WASHINGTON (P)-The Hous- ing and Home Finance Agency an nounced loans Monday to assist in the preparation of plans for the following public works projects in Alaska:
 University of Alaska-$20, 500 for planning construction of a $48O,O0O four-story mems dormi- tory.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-28

WASHINGTON, (P)-The Sen ate approved a House bill increas- ing federal wildlife restoration funds for Alaska and Hawaii Wednesday and sent it to the Pres ident.
 The Alaska funds would be in creased from $25,O00 to $75,000 annually and the Hawaii funds from $1O,O0O to $25,O0O.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-28

PARIS, (P)-Six Western Euro pean nations meeting on the Schu- man Plan for pooled coal and steel industries have nearly completed broad plans for an international authority which would administer the program.
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Especial 10 The Nugget
 WASHINGTON (P). The House passed and sent 10 inc Senate Yes- terdaY a bill 10 provide $35.000 to equip an addition 10 the school at Nome for use of native and non.native children.