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l4oi no bStln.!S bS.h N'W:mN'ewly IN decorated
WOoDLEY ARMS, S6i1 Woodley ley pl.
NV, vic. Wardman Park-Bright
clean rooms; vacancy for girls and
gentlemen. DU. 9762. -27
1926 18th ST. N.W.-2 vacancies for
men; meals; running water. show
NICE ROOM with desk phone, So ssle,,
dDle;; good meals; / blk. bus: non
drinking Christian family; sis per
week 3311 10th st. ne. DU. 3790.
1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE. nv nv
LARGE pleasant twin -bedrm. for
sirls only. Home-cooked meals. DE.
1855 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-sinsle wEn
and double rooms; beautifully furn.
wESpALLe h3ns ea TEkRAcII.. "a cII.ssi Sieasan, 23 2@s
cellent meals. and transp. $50 per
81 mo; lS27 Belmont I'd. NV. MI. 9435.
SLAUGHTERS., 1927 10th st. NV.
tnr. Dupont Circle)-Clean, comfort
n aD'e aI1 rooms; rnGrri daily maid serv. phones
living rm.; social privils.; choice
Wk;; rates reas. Ho 6767. ga
CAPITAL LIBRARY vic; comfortable
FIi Fm; for employed lady in quiet
fast privileges. share excel. dinners
: others, optional. IL 3-1967. -24
ROOM for working
mother with child Excellent care
given child. Private home. Con-
'enien' sransp' Call Or gI 1924,
1885 N ST. N.W.-Two refined. sober
CHRISTIAN. young men; satisfying
ffo9d' ideal location. house mother.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

HILLCREST. 1896 Denver st. s.e. At
tract. rm. in pract. new home; semi
pvt. bath; $50 mo-, sgle. vi. O513.
CoNvEN. DOWNTOWN walking dis
tance): nicely furn. rooms. 610 9th
Carrot HILL BLOCK. Library of
Congress- rms, bath, singly or
suite; quiet surroundings. Ii. 3-2913.
COLORED-23IO IRVING ST. s. E.,
Apt. /; nicely furn. rm. in private
home for l or persons. Ali home
privileges. vi. 9541. ga
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NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home,
On New Hampshire Ave
extended at Piney Branch Road. in
Ready for Immediate
Occupancy
EXAMINE THESE FEATURES.
OTHER APARTMENTs "lNp AND
BE AMAZED
i. Private entrances and broad
private terraces for family
living, face a whole mile OF
cool. wooded parkland.
2 Twenty individual spacious
layouts Of /. and 3-bed-
room units, some with bed
rooms upstairs
D. An unusual roadway sys-
tenn provides safety to chill
dren with one-way traffic
and brings your car to your
own front door.
corners with sun, air and
long views on three sides.
D. Masonry walls betw. units
provides provides complete sound
9. school buses through the
deyelopment transport chill
dren safely to all public
schools. MONTGOMERY Coun-
" schools are. rated among
the finest In the Nation.
EXCELLENT BUS SERVICE
THROUGH THE COMMUNITY,
One bedroom. living rm., din
ing room. kitchen and bath.
$77.5O
Two bedrooms. living room,
Glning room. kitchen and
$94.50
Three bedrooms. living room.
Slning room. kitchen and
$112.50
tAn Utilities Included In Rent)
Sample Apartment at ATS
Directions: Drive out New
Hampshire avenue 7/l6 of
mile north of the trafic light
at University lane to the
sign on property.
JAMES c. FINNEY
RESIDENT MANAGER
100 southampton Drive. JU. 1888
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNisHED-N.w.

DRY WOOD, hard and mixed, ready
to burn. Reasonably delivered in
Va. KE. 3-4S00. IA
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. AREA-Beautiful
recently, redecorated 3-bedrm., 2-
bath, 10-year-old, white brick det.
home; gas INV. heat. storm win.
dows. V; blinds, slate roof. new elec.
stove: 20 min. bus to dntn. WASH
ington; conv. to schools; must see
TO appreciate with its center en-
trance, library, step-down liV. rm,
and dining rm. with fireplace. Com
pare with other Amer. U. area
homes for price. S19.500 or best
BARNABY WOODS-Attractive det.
brk; home in lovely wooded setting:
includes very lge. den on 1st a.;
9 twin-Size bedrms.. 2 baths on End
n; screen porch; b.-i. garage: owner
says sell for what it is worth.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. .-23
WOODS : Beautiful cen.
ter-hall brick Colonial on splendid
lot with over 100-ft. frontage; large
rms, high ceilings Div. rm. approx.
14x24);, all best construction fea.
tures; 6 rooms. 2. baths. full bsmt..
built-in garage, slate roof; delights
full screened porch. 11x20. shaded by
towering trees, Must be seen to bs
appreciated. Naval officer says sell
quickly for what 1t is worth. Ewes,
call Mr.. Bortz. AID. 4234. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
(r0pfinuaa IN Navk nnON
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SENATE HOTEL

Large, nicely furn. double or single
rooms, Beauty Rest mattr.; b.. c.
water, radio, phone, room service,
ADEQUATE bath facilities l block
from Capitol. Double, $3.50 wk.;
Singie' $500 wk. 101 D st. ne.
COL0RED-LGE. BRIGHT RIM, ali
modern conveniences. Ii. 4-5122,
COLORED-4I4 EYE ST. Ne
Large front rm. for 2 refined en-
ployed adults cooking and laun-
dry privils.; $40 wk. TR. 6206.
COLORED--LARGE ROOM for re-
fined employed couple, In Christian
home. TR. 7151. -23
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

COMPLETELY FURN., newly decor; /;
5-rm. semidet.; 2 bedrms.; oil heat.
Anchor fence. Price. $3.50 per mo.
Va. Can be seen from s pm. to
Z pm. Tu. 1892. ID
bedroom
semidet. house, S115 per mo. 1925
Riverview ter, Alexandria, Va. 90
NEAR 18th ST. rooms, 2 baths,
completely furnished; convenient
14th ST. shopping center and car
lines; newly decorated; $3.50 month.
141S Parkwood pl. NV. 22s
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

Brand-NeW
R-CONDITIONED APTS.
OCCUPANCY NOW
THE CROMWELL
1915 OGDEN ST. NV.
10 minutes from downtown
Luxury Efficiencies
Ss5 and $s6.50
Large Dressing Rms.
and Excellent Kitchens
Model Apt. Furn. by
Malcolm ScateS, Inc.
INSPECTION DAILY, SAT.
AND SUN, 2 TO 8 Pm.
Mrs. Petty, Res Mgr, TU. $500
RENT INCLUDES ALL UTILS,,
sECRETARIAL SWITCHBOARD
SERVICE, TELEVISION OUTLETS
18th st. bus or 14th st. car to
the $500 blk. will bring you within
l blk. of the bldg.
CHARLES E. SMITH
923 18th st. NV. ST. 2e4e
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KENT VILLAGE
ONLY A 2o-MINUTE DRIVE

ONLY a 2U-MlNUTE DRIVE
SOME OF THE FEATURES YOU
WILL. ENJOY AT KENT VILLAGE
are large, closets, bright spacious
rooms with picture windows: trained
recreational director for such chill
scouts. nursery school, etc, mem
bershipS available in adjoining
country club; schools and stores
nearby; Capital Transit H-6 and
W. NJ; & A. buses into development
on 3o-minute schedule with addi-
Only 10 min by commuter train IN
Union Station. W
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

PETWORTH, 4S17 9th st. n.w.-2
rms. kit. bath; End fl. pvt. home;
loS % isi4 s sr 20 NE .EansS rms aauiIs Tec. as rm
and kit; gar; all utils.; $75. OR.
0900. -26
NEARBY MD.-Entire floor in pvt.
home; 2 bedrmS.. liv. ,rm.. din. rm.,
adult family; $3.50. Ji 10. s-6o993.
-os MICHIGAN AVE. NE. - -Four
rms. semipvt. bath, $50: cple. Or 2
THREE RMS. AND BATH. adults
only; 1911 p st. Sc. blk. of Lincoln
Park; utils. furn.; refs. required; $65
s.W. EFFICIENCY APT. Modern
fer, stove: S45 incl. ,util. Call OR.
1865 for appointment. IA
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HOUSES TO SHARE

TWO BACHELORS renting bungalow
have opening for L or 2 gentle
COLORED-5 rooms to share with
employed couple. Call Mrs. Butler,
QL. 9486 before 4:30 and VI. 47S7
after $50 and all day Sat. and
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ROOMS FURN.-N.E. (cont.)

FRONT RIM,
empl. man; home privils. LU. 1851.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BoARp

FWo ADJOINING ROOMS, newly
decorated, Refined couple. Light
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CONGRESS PARK
APARTMENTS
NOW RENTINGl

! AND 2-BEDRooM APIS
Resident mgr's office located at
1870 Congress st. s.e.
IN THE DISTRICT
10. 2-0151-JO 2-OIb2
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TOURIST COURT
TRAILER CAMP
RESTAURANT

Owner recalled to active duty Offers
ttd-yr lease on this highly profitable
Located in Virginia on 5 acres with
over 400 1t: on each of two main
East-West highways; 80 minutes
from White House.
Fixed income from &c trailer plots
ana ~ cabins, more than pays for
all overhead, including the restau-
rant, The restaurant gross is your
Camp is. in tip-top condition: fully
occupied and an excellent invest
ment; ideal for couple or partner
CPA-approved books and complete IN
ventorIeS available for inspection. BY
a qualified buyer.
Substantial cash required.
Roger w. Smith Co., Inc.
SIS 1st ST., Alexandria, Va, Virginta
Iheater Bldg, OV. 0771, AL. 1929.
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BRAND-NEW

Modern de luxe broom brick home
in all-new locality; Hollywood bath,
de luxe, fully equipped kitchen and
full basement with outside entrance
FRICK REAL ESTATE, RE. 2461;
ewes, 81. 6664. %
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TO BUY OR SELL
ANY BUSINESS OR REAL ESTATE
CALL
PARKER & WALKER
For Quick and Ehicient Service.
S31 18th st. NV, RE. O136.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Here, is Arlington's finest and most
modern American and Kosher style
oelicateSsen: owners serious illness
IorGeS this sale. MUST BE SOLD
with reasonable hours; clean, fancy
stock; A.B.C. license; fixtures alone
worth S25,0Q0. long-term lease.
Don't delay. the best offer buys this
VFnMsS; VV4Fslness; GaH IN Mr. Brown, with
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GROCERY. WHITE TRADE
over $1,000 weekly, nice trade, LONG
IeaSs; well equipped; terms. AUER.
BACH & CO., DI. 65O1.
TWO excellent locations in Arlington
Ior restaurant or club use.
WAKEFIELD ASSOCIATES
OW. 7l1S; Ewes, EN-. 1894
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WEST HYATTSVILLE
New, detached brick home of 5 rooms
including 3 bedrooms and bath: gar
page disposal, storage attic and gas
heat: S125 per month. PHILLIPS
CANBY & FULLER, INC. ST. 2400,
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$40. LIST FL. APT, 1 bedrm., din,
liv. rm., bath. kit. bsmt. s.e., near
Barney Circle and Pa. ave Very
good transp., easy park, util not
incl Quiet couple. no child or pets,
AK. 3505 after 7 pm.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM, pvt. bath. mod
ern home. Has to be seen to be ap-
preciated; single or double. TT.
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1916 10th ST. N.W.-Apt. 2O5.
Master bedrm. lge. dressing rm.,
closet. suit. for 2 empl. ladies or
plate, ldry., uni. phone. HU. 463S.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

vide adequate national security
and to assist in the develop
ment and execution of that
policy. Three planned programs
of the club are the extension OF
the aims of the ROA by contact
ing other women's groups, assist
ing in the relief of needy families
of reserve officers and assisting in
the promotion of legislation spon-
sored by the reserve officers OF
the United States.
Support of Universal Military
Training will be one of the major
projects of the ROALC.
In addition to Mrs. Hill, other
elected officers are Mrs. Francis
Burk, secretary-treasurer. and
Mrs. Victor Condos, parliament
tartan. Charter members include
Mrs. Frank Pace, Mrs. Harry H.
Vaughan, Mrs. E. A. Evans, Mrs.
Eva Carr, Mrs. H. c. Theus, Mrs.
Fred Wade, Mrs. D. E. Cannon.
Mrs. Thomas King, Mrs. Vernon
H. Grant, Mrs. E. j. st. Jaques.
Mrs. Richard Lyons. Mrs. Bernard
Freshman, Mrs. F. D. Suttenfield,
Mrs. Morton M. Dodge, Mrs. Mil
ton Gould, Mrs. Milton Kronheim.
ST., Mrs. Robert Phillips. Mrs.
Ruth Wickware and Mrs. Fred c.
Jones, jr.
The next meeting Of the or
|ganization will be held on Sep
tember Is at the Kennedy-Warren
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Hodossoh to Open
ConcIuve Tonight

Mr.. Benjamin Manchester, pres
ident of the Washington Chapter
of Hadassah, will lead the local
delegates who leave today for
New York to attend the seth an
nual national convention of
Hadassah which will open to-
night.
Mrs. Aaron Levy of Silver
Spring will represent the Silver
Spring chapter at the convention.
The president of her group, she
will be inducted into the Hadassah
Living Guard Of Honor, in rec
ognition of her chapters achieve
ments during the past year. The
Bethesda Chevy Chase chapter
will be represented by its presi-
dent, Mrs. HANNA Finder.
Building Today for Tomorrow"
will be the theme of this years
convention. The convention will
be asked to approve a budget of
$6 million for Hadassah's projects
in Israel, which are designed to
assure continuation and extern
sion of its health, welfare, youth
rehabilitation, vocational edu-
cation and land redemption activ-
tiles. Hadassah is composed of
almost 100000 women.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Flower Show
To Be Given

Mrs. Frank E. Mann, chairman
Of the second annual Alexandria
Flower Show, will meet with her
assistant charmen tomorrow night
to discuss final plans for the show
to be held September "a and Is
at the Alexandria Recreation Cen
ter.
Assisting Mrs. Mann are Mrs.
Richard c. Beverley, jr.. vice
chairman; Mrs. Stewart K. Brown,
secretary, and Mrs. Robert B.
Harris, treasurer.
Representatives of the clubs
sponsoring the show will be
present.
Sponsoring clubs include the
Alexandria Garden Club, the Alex
andria Woman's Club. the Belle
Haven Woman's Club, the Bever-
ley Hills Women's Club, the Hunt
ing Greek Garden Club, the Yates
Garden Club and the Potomac
Rose Socety, which sponsored the
show last year.
Two new clubs have accepted
invitations to assist with this
years show. They are the Fair
fax Garden Club and the Neigh
borhood Garden Club of Arlington.
The clubs will present progress
reports tomorrow night on the
projects assigned to them and will
adopt action Of suggestions for i'm
provements.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Wonnen's Clubs
Four Hundred Republican Women
Will Be Delegates to Convention

Four hundred representative
Republican women from 43 states,
the District and the Territory of
Hawaii will participate in the 9Th
biennial convention of the Ma
tional Federation of Women's Re-
publican Clubs to be held August
80 and 81 in Cleveland.
The impact of the Korean con-
f1ict upon National thinking and
the major issues in the current
Congressional campaign will high
light convention discussions, it
was announced today by Mrs.
Joseph R. harrington, national
president.
The Advisory Board, comprised
of state federation presidents and
national officers, will meet Au-
gust %.
Representatives Frances P. Boil
ton of Ohio will give the keynote
address. The other four Repub-
lican women members of Con-
gress also have been invited to
attend the conclave.
Senator Brewster of Maine,
chairman of the Republican Sem
atorial Campaign Committee, and
Don H. Ebright, Republican gu
bernatorial candidate in Ohio, are
scheduled to speak at an outdoor
evening public rally on August
80 at the home of George H.
Bender, former Representative
from Ohio. The Rev. William
Alexander. Republican candidate
for the United States Senate
from Oklahoma, will also address
the gathering.
Senator Taft and Guy George
Gabrielson, chairman of the Re-
publican National Committee,
have been announced as speak
Evening star., 1950-08-20

ers for the dinner on August 81.
Representative Brown of Ohio,
who was campaign director for
the Republican National Commit
tee in the 1916 Congressional
campaign, will be toastmaster.
War Issues" will be discussed
at an August 81 forum, with Sena-
tor Mundt of South Dakota, and
Senator Knowland Of California
as participants.
Other speakers scheduled to ad-
dress the two-day sessions include
Morgan Beatty. radio commenta-
tor, and Mrs. Katharine Ken
nedy Brown of Dayton, Ohio, vice
chairman of the Republican Ma
tional Committee and president
of the Ohio Federation of Wom-
ems Republican Clubs.
Election of officers for the next
three years will take place the
closing day of the convention.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
October Bride

October 7 will be the wedding
day of Miss Maria Luisa Contreras
and Mr.. James David Emmell,
whose engagement is announced
by the bride-elect's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Luis Fernando Contre-
ras of Tampico. Mexico. and Sar
Antonio, Tex. Mr.. Emmell is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester New
kirk Emmell of Washington.
Miss Contreras is a graduate of
Immaculate Seminary and Notre
Dame College and the bridegroom
elect is a graduate of st. An
thongs School.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

Ity in Washington. Mr.. Cleveland
is a member of the Traffic Ad-
Ivisorry Board of the District as
well as the Montgomery County
Safety Board.
Mrs. Lillian Noxon, member
ship chairman. is in charge Of
the recently announced drive for
new members.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Business Women Meet T tomorrow

The Chevy Chase Business and
Professional Women'S Club will
meet at $50 pm. tomorrow at
the Chevy Chase Community Cen
ter.
Washington I. Cleveland, man
'ager Of the district division Of
the American Automobile Asso-
citation, will speak on traffic safe
Evening star., 1950-08-20
University Club Sets Proqrum

A review of T. S. Eliot's "The
Cocktail Party" will be given by
Miss Ruby Nevins at a meeting
of the morning book review group
of the University Women's Club
at IL am. Thursday at the home
of Miss Angela L. Williams. 4527
Forty-ninth street NV.
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A luncheon will be held follow
ing the meeting, with members
bringing their own sandwiches.
Mrs. Charles L. Chambers Is
chairman of the group.
The club will hold its regular
weekly tea from to $50 pm.
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-08-20


Daughters
is a
AR. Harris Euino Photos
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Mrs. Hill, since
the first efforts
to organize the
wives of mem
bers of the ROA
into a formal
org a n ! zation,
has been the
acting president
of the group.
The object of
the organiza-
ton is to sup
port a military
policy for the
United States
that will pro-
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Mrs. II. G. Hill
Takes Office

At it's first meeting. held re-
Gently, the Reserve Officers Asso-
citation Ladies' Club elected Mrs.
Howard G. Hill as it's president.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Permanent Wave
Vacation Special

Mr. Poul will be
owoy on his va
cotton for the
month Of August.
During this Pc
riod his we'll
troined stoff will
give his permo-
nent waves OF re-
duced prices.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Sorority Party

The Washington Alumnae
Chapter of Phi Chi Theta will
hold its annual picnic at 6 pm.
tomorrow In Rock Creek Park.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07

first step i'll the process Of sancti
fication Two of the martyrs were
related to the Bishops family. (.
There are now about $4,000
tholics in his diocese, the Bis
hpp Said, almost equaling the 14O
600 pagans III the country. Be-
sides these, there are some $4,000
Protestant and members Of other
Christian sects, and about 10000
Moslems.
There is no strife between the
Christians and the pagans, and in
fact many of the Catholics have
parets who are still pagan and
with Whcom they get along as
well as ever, said the genial, 50
year old Bishop. J,
The Bishop is touring the coun
try OH a mission to- obtain funds
for construction of seminary in
Uganda.
The seminary viii be stated by
native priests, who will train ma
tive students fer the priesthood.
At present all the priests, bro.
theirs and nuns in Bishop Kiwan..
ukas diocese are native Negroes
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07

Uganda has not always been
blessed with religious peace, he
Z pointed cut in an interview gran
ted The Washington Post. Tween
ty--tyo native converts to Cathol.-
cism were Z -tyred by being
burn 7JaFe-by the native
pag, king in 1885 1886 and 1887
Tile martyrs have been beauti-
fled by the Catholic Church, a
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07

With the time approaching for introduction Of many models
auootve paying particular
ton bumper grille feature summer Since then hs.
become popular the nations highways the
developments
ured above being mounted Buick Special car on which
rt proved to be major contribution toward short
a da cars H1thodt Of wheebas resulting easier parking
boed to the rigid side rails bumper guards
and grille bars can be individually replaced contributing to more
economical service Enthusiasm accorded
Special indicates it will be on other models VII VIZ
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07
Catholic Bishop, Native African, Reports
Religious Peace @sas

Washington, DC. - Special = A native African the
Roman Catholic Bishop OF Uganda in an interview here
described his country land Of religious peace where
there is pressing need for education
tie is the Most Rev. Joseph Kiwanuka, Bishop and
Vicar Apostolic of the Central African British proecorate
The only native Negro bishop Africa he is Washington
during hsi first visit to the United States
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07

The theory that beauty and
expert cooking can go together
is proven by Mrs. Lillian w. Will
lis Of Portsmouth, Va, who was
announced laast week as one Of
the 100 winners in Pillsbury Mills
80th Anniversary Baking Contest
Mrs Willis entry, a Holiday
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07
"Suffered ] years
then | found Pazo
brings amazing reIief!''

says Mr.. III. VI, Los Angeles, Calf.
Speed amazing relief from miseries of
simple piles. with soothing Pazo+! Acts
to relieve pain. itching instontly-soothes
inhamed Observation-Disclosures dry, hard
ered parts-helps prevent cracking, sore
ness--reduce swelling. You get real COM
forting help. Don't suffer needless torture
from simple piles. Get Pazo for fast, won-
derful relief. Ask your doctor about il.
Suppository form also tubes with pers
forated pile pipe for easy application.
*P0Lo Ointment 0Hd SnRp0sit0ries q
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17
Alaska Fishermen Renew Contract

SEATTLE (P)-Members of the Alaska Fishermen's Union have renewed without change their contract with the Alaska Salmon Industry for operations in South east Alaska during the 1850. sea- son.
 Oscar Anderson, union secre- tary-treasurer, said about l,500 workers employed from Juneau to the Canadian border are in VolVed.
 The minimum monthly wage for workers under the contract is $27l. with board and lodging and transportation to and from Alas ka. Wages range upward accord ing to job classifications.
 An Industry spokesman said unfair labor practice charges filed against the union would be with drawn as result of the contract agreement. The Industry filed the charges with the national labor relations board Friday because the union refused to man tenders ready to leave for Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17
Hawaii ILWU Balk
 At Un-American Activities Probe

Continued from Page One) delegated is one of the II who have refused to testify before the committee.
 A committee set up by the con- vention to look into the matter was cloSeted Friday with Silva and his counsel, Myer C. Sym mondS. Symmonds is the ILWU attorney who is challenging the House committee.
 After the secret session, the convention committee announced it was inviting Silva to appear again Monday morning.
 Silva flatly told the convention that "I am not and I never have been a communist" He has told reporters he refused to talk be- fore the House probers because "perjured testimony by witnesses out to get me could still cause a lot of trouble"
 Only one witness, admitted for mer communist Ichiro Izuka, has hung the communist label on Sil- va. Izuka said Silva showed him his communist membership card in 1946. Silva is ILWU business agent at Kauai.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17
"Real Danger To U. $. Lies Within,'' Says Barkley

WASHINGTON, (P), Vice-Pres- ident Barkley said Saturday the sharpeSt threats to American free doms come from sources within this nation which SOW rumors and suspicion among us"
 In a speech prepared for the opening of the Washington sesqui- centennial celebration, the Vice President said this country now faces "the most powerful and ag- gressive foe in our history as a nation"
 Without mentioning Russia by name, he said the Soviet Union now is offering the world 'the counter revolution of tyranny"
 What is hidden in the vest mentS of an utopian Marxist world of peace and plenty is a perverted and gnawing lust for imperial power which in its mag nitude of scope would have made Caesar pale and Alexander trem- ble," he declared.
 He. said there lis another foe of our freedoms, no less inSidious, no less dangerous, and this lies within ourselves.
 Without identifying those in- volved, Barkley declared:
 "The sharpest threats to the freedoms which we enjoy here in America have come, up to now, not from outside sources but from within.
 ''It is often precisely when we are threatened with a loss of our freedoms from the outside that we hear voices among us demand ing that we cede away some of our freedom here at home in or der to protect ourselves from this outside threat.
 "These same forces Wh h would abridge our freedoms, SOW rumors and suspicion among us."