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MOTOR TRAVEL

Gail Wo. O3i4. 81.
RIDERS WANTED to Rochester. New
York: student driving, Route Is,
this Sunday. WO $3.50.
FREE RIDE to Florida for good
driver; leaving in $40 days; frst
references. Box 336-Y, Star. Il
DRIVING to Los Angeles April End;
will take . or 3; share expenses.
Phone Ii. 7-a13O. go
COUPLE DRIVING to st. Petersburg
FlsFtIa. Sat 40 Frazer: take > or
3 passengers. OF. 1863. 80
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IksTRUc. COURSES tcont.)

EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
At home in your spare time. 1t Of
fers big advantages. 400 other
courses in business and engineering.
Get information today. !. c. g.. 232
Bond Bldg, NE. SI66.
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HEATING BOILERS

Several large heating boilers at Job;
1903 and K st. NV. good condi-
ton: 6. z and sections. Some with
oil units See them on job now.
ARROW WRECKING CO.. HOO s
Cap. ST.. Ii. $1,000.
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FURNITURE-Liv. rm. and bedrm.
suite with all util. and odd pieces
ie nr coats Ssmp snd Sm W}nsr e,ossnx ons sse sse
1910. Call Sundays or after z
pm. weekdays. NO. 7039. 3
FURNITURE-Duncan Phyfe ANTIQUE
love seat. dining rm. suite, bedrm
mirrors. misc. SH. 1864 ewes, Sat.
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PIANOS

Dur spring sale saves you money.
Used spinets, S295 up; apt. upright,
S345 up; grand, 1895 up; Hard
man and Chickering grands. re-
paired by experts, priced at less
than half OF new price, New
Free parking, free delivery, terms.
Open Monday and Friday til 8 pm.
SILVER SPRING PIANO CO., S57
PerShing DR.. SH. 633S II
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STEEL BEAMS

$50 pieces. s inch, to 90 #. long:
also other sizes. ARROW. 100 S.
STENOTYPE, late model, recondi-
toned, guaranteed, S42.50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st.
NV
STORE FIXTURES, multi use and
National cash register. Must sell
Immediately. ST. 9716 or OIL. 5944.
1927 6 st. NV. Il
STORM WINDOWS-America nost
beautiful self-storing storm window,
triple track, plate glass; you must
see to appreciate. For free estimate.
phone WI. 60S6. CAPITOL CON.
TRACTING CO, 4S19 Bethesda aVe.s
Bethesda, Md. -
STROLLER, twin, wicker. OR. o64&.
STUDIO COUCH. gray, good cond.,
| VI. old. $50 Call ME. 1892. Ext.
303 after 8. Jl
CONTINUED On Next Pasel
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SITUATIONS MEN

ARTIST, commercial. desires part
time. work; illustrations, show cards,
displays Cal Ii 3-2299.
HEF-STEWARD, AZ. French; q. s:
citizen; European trained; cover all
phases French cooking; food cost,
buying. menu planning. supervision
finest references; available in 30
days Box 431-X, Star 81
wide exper. gen. const., residences.
estimates. etc AT. 0746. 81
DRAF1ING-Plsns made for building
permits and sets of plans for al
types of engineering projects. MR.
KING, Box 1909. MI. 1868. 30'
MEN AVAILABLE for employment
for odd Jobs. yard work, painting
etc. Call SALVATION ARMY. Har.
Dor Light Corps. ME. 4532. -3
PROF; mech. engr. (htg and air con.
condition. seeks assoc. with cleo
trical engr. or group of engrs. tt
provide complete consulting serves.
sponsible. Box 232-V. Star. i
SALESMAN, highly experienced re.
tail liquor; part time, four evening.
per week, SO and full day Satur.
days. Box 4O7-x. Star. IL
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

NURSES for OBJ. cases; reasona able
rates DU 1862 30'
SECRETARY. executive: capable tax.
ing responsibilities and handlinf
details. Box 392-X. Star. 30'
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FILE CABINETS

Wood and steel; legal letter size
new and used; full suspension; wood
Sl2 and up: steel $50 and up
Special one-drawer steel roller-bear
ing used file cabinet. $3.50 each
can be stacked UP to 4 il desired
free delivery. free parking. MAN
6:9 New York ave. NV. 4
FILE CABINET. Victor Visible. l.
drawers. excellent condition. owner
FIRE x NJ MExs!riIRNiGe;uIsHERs-co.2f H foam
soda acid: n price. GICHNER, 251t
M st. NV. Elk, 1897
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1910 G st. NV. MA. Ols4.

SHOES-Cancellations, hundreds OF
styles, men, women. children. oulft
your family in famous brand Shoes,
Lavalle Valley, De Liso. Sbicca,
Paradise, Jarman, Roblee, Edgerton.
Edwards, Play -Poise, etc ffly
hard-to-fnd sizes save up to so
per cent or more. LIEBERNhN.
INC, 3412 14th st. NV. End floor.
Open 10 am. to 8 pm. TU. 25'.l.
SHOWCASE complete with full-lergth
fuorescent lighting and . plate glass
shelves, $50; sectional bookcase,
$50; 4-drwr. wooden file cabinet,
$50. ST 6770. 80
SINGLE BED SPRINGS and inner.
spring mattress. Call 81. 590l. Il
SINK, dble. drainboard. sgle bowl.
S25; Frigidaire. s Gu. it.. $50. sH.
SOFA, with chair to match, with
SIP covers; good condition, ia.
SOFA, green, good condition. v>ry
reasonable. FA. 3099.
SOFA. Lawson. 3-cushion, S37. Apt.
20l. 20l2 Drexel st. Univ. City
Apts. off Riggs rd
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TRAVEL CLERK

Young lady for position handlins
sales and clerical duties. Inter
national travel organization. Ex-
wk; salary $40. Ma. 1892. MR.
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baby's, excellent con
dition. light wood, $25. EN-. 1888

CLARINETs t2,, one ebony and one
silver Excellent keel. yI nssraRents srsE at rea
CLOTHiNG-Men's suits and top.
coats $3.50, $3.50, $3.50 up; al
shades. colors. styles and sizes II
stock. out-of-town clothing means
BROKERS EXCHANGE. HOO H st
ne; Open to 7;so pm:
ter. sidewalk; Ike new: substantial ia
mattress. SIS. VI. S63s. Il
DEHuMIpIEIE9s .s eRnI eR 1eaens S6
excel. cond, chair and rubber floor
pad complete S75. 81. 6469. i
DESK, large, executive. walnut. 81
inches; $50. EN-. 9153. 80 ,
DaMoNB ea4st ueat ffntsT dsmonds itHne spD!9A pts
each. reasonably priced. $3.50. Call
after 6 pm. LU. 4-7544. Il
DIAMoNDswLady's sol. j. ct. $50;
lady's sol, "a Ct, $3.50; ladys' nice
appx. Let. SOL. S200; lady's blue
white sol. plat. lh cts; 500 500
lduy pidJ. SOi-' pCIlCSt. Sto, , wv
All prices include mountings. Trades
accepted LIVING GSTON d. CO.
1929 H St NV. ME. 344O. 81
DINETTE SET. maple, 5-pc. with
hutch. Simmons fold-a-way bed
with innerspring mattress. kit. util
cabinet, nah. 2-drawer end table
JU. T-5457 -31
DINETTE SETS. 40es discount, direct
from factory, highest quality; chrome
and formica. ST. 1920 81
DINING ROOM SET, a-pieee, wal.
nut. SS5; also ironer GE. S25: both
good cond UN 2233 81
DINING SET. junior. 7-pc, modern
lined oak; good cond.; S135. GE
DINING iiSii ROOM SUITE, 1o-piece
able. RF. 3-5loo. i
DINING RIM. SUITE. 1o-piece; excel
cond.: Old English design; 5000
Engleside lT3. a
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HELP WOMEN

LOCAL SECURITIES HOUSE wants
person for cashier work previous
exp. pref, Apply MERRILL. LYNCH
PIERCE, FENNER g. BEAN, SIG
18th st. NV. Il
COMBINATION STENoGRAPHER and
clerk. Most unusual opening with
exclusive F ST. store. Ideal work
ing conditions. etc. All answers
confidential. Address Box Ask,
Star. 80
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NOl HCldl CdDlucbS- 90 uFdWeES, DGS
size; will take 3x5 card also; S65
each. EX. 1914.
CASH REGISTER-Remington; lc to
500; peri. cond.; $125 or best offer
CEMENT FINISHING MACHINE,
electric: cost over $500; sell $3.50
or best offer. Water pumps, Raso-
line; one Worthington 3,OOO-g .. h :,
S375: One 40,000-g.p.h.. $475: good
working condition. WI. ABB, 9-5,
weekdays. Il
CHAIN, steel ornamental. K-inch,
links. circular and oval alternate.
27-ft. per length. RE. 691O.
CHAIR. lounge. and ottoman with slip
covers. $50; also rosewood cock tail
and end tables, Ss5. 81. 6469. Il
CHEST. dresser. sofa; excel. cond,
RE: 3404. Ext. sos after 8 pm.
CHEST OF DRAWERS
drawers, well-made. light hard
wood. dustproof; only 72 left out
Of 5;s2 orig. purchase. sl4;50 ca;
SALES, 51l New Jersey ave. NV.
Free parking on premises. 80
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS. roads and
tennis courts constructed end re
sSrfaesd ed ESTIMATES maSe TithSqt
CO, INC. OIL. 1890, OIL. 5000.
CAMERA REPAIR
Movie equip Horeign or domestic)
BRENNER. 933 Penna. Ave. NV.
CARPENTER. alterations. restora-
tions, knotty-pine interiors, new
kitchens. recreation rooms, asphalt
tile floors. Work guaranteed. HO.
CARPENTER, plaster. fire proof,
cement. decorating. painting. build
quick service. WILLIAMS. CO. 0509.
CARPENTRY and painting. interior
and exterior work; all types repair
work; II yrs. experience. vi. 63l3.
CARPENfRY-No Job too small: by
hour Or contract. NE. 3963' ewes,
CARpENTRY OF ALL KINDS. on con-
tract basis. MR., LAWRENCE. RA.
CARPENTRY. cabinet work, remodel.
ing and repairs, general CONTRACTING.
CARPENTTRY-complete remodeline
and repairs. Basement to attic. AP,
CARPENTRY, shelving, combins ton
doors. Also furniture repairs and
refinishing; reasonable. Ii. 6-9T40.
cARPENTRY-Attics finished. recre-
alton rms. porches incl; stairways,
mereial. J. 7: HENDRICKS. uN. 24S1
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, nag
stone terraces, walks. chimneys, fire.
places, cement driveways. porches.
Estain,nE ag ,yrIio. Talls. pipe .e drainases.
PhonMe MAEspGGso; RoeESiIie s5ss Rockville Nd
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER, phone RA. 1888 any day
any night.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
pairs short circuits; small Jobs done
rENcs NGsd Cal Galvani.ed HA chain ANY INN 1ne al,
posts In concrete: Immediate erec-
months to to- pay .y' Phone Pho II no. sssssc:
evenings and Sunday. NO. 552S.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; ole
sf tsp9ss %op @sds sssv,rk IKE w. new % TAYLOR
ity work at reasonable price.
FURNITURE REPAIRING. refin.
painting. Work fully guar; Il yrs
exper.i vet. NIX. PEAkE. IA. 44OO,
GARDEN FLOWING. lawn sowing,
etc, in Arlington and nearby com
munities. Call any time. KE. 3-5s26.
GLASS, loaded. churches. residences.
glazing: estimates. 1905 Harrison
st. NV. WO. 5g15. IS
HOME IMPROVEMENT. old or new,
lge. or small from cellar to attic;
If interested in building. call MR.,
SMITH GE. 1896. Il
JOBBING and remodeling, Ice. or
small. call us first. K. & w. PLUMB
ING CO., AT. 31SS. 644 H st. ne.
MATTRESSES and box springs, reno
yatec and recovered like new; over
25 years, experience WASHINGTON
MATTRESS CO., 315-321 L st. s.w
MA 1863, MA 6679.
PAINTING. interior, exterior; roof
coating; general repairs. Free esti-
mates. Call RA. 0036. =
PAINTING. interior and exterior
mechanics. Mr.. PIERCE. GE. Sa74.
PAINTING - Interior and exterior;
papering, plastering; 81 years ex-
perience. CWhite.D HULME, days.
NO. 1889; ewes. LA. 6-4l56. 3~
PAINTING. paperhanging. root. gut
ter and carpentry repairs: pure oil
paint used RA 1864 GE $500
PAINTING AND PAPFRING
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STENOGRAPHER
(Some Shorthand)

(Some Shorthand
Available Immediately; a permanent
position for young woman. 100
years OF age. who is neat in ap-
pearance and is willing to give good
attendance; some knowledge Of
shorthand and tipping speed OF
about 35 words per minute is re-
ouired. Apply PERSONNEL. Room
SOB Open weekdays, s:30-5 and
Sat. 81
THE EVENING STAR
11a1 M Ava NJ VI
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SEC.-STENOGRAPHER

Newspaper or Government experience
preferred: interesting and profitable
position for capable person. Phone
EX. l2lS for personal interview. u
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
ANDREWS FIELD

Typist or stenographer for construc-
ton project vicinity MATS Building
Box 3S5-X. Star. -
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- BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
and console models Baldwin de.
signed, Baldwin built, Baldwin guar
anteed. Emhodies features Of small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-blow
action. lifetime durability. Availa bic
In wide selection Of eye-appealins
cases In mahogany. walnut. light
oak. avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO wORCH
925 g St. NV
Established 1879
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PAPERlNGi first-class
workmanship work done immedi-
ately. MR.. PoAT. GE. 5643. e
AND PAPERING. murals
scenic. marbelizing. Free estimates
Call FIX 1853 i
PAINTING AND PAPERING, 1st-class
work guaranteed. Free estimates
PAINTING. PAPERING. commercial
years. MR. LAWRENCE. RA 9703
PAINTING AND PLASTERING. Reas
rates. Free estimates. Immed. serv'
ice: Exterior. interior. White mech
AMERIGAN AAT1MS; IN PATNaIMe AZ paSg & RENO aHs
PAPERING-5-rm. 2-story hall HON,
low as Ss5 do own work; whit,
mech: after 5. TU. O216. i
PAPERING. painting. floor sanding
all work guaranteed. Free estimates
TEGI CO.. TU. 3741. -6
PAPERING SPECIAL
Low prices before busy season: dt
own work: guaranteed. GE. 0024
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and home undermining,
basement to roof; up to 7 yrs. to
pay. HAMILTON CONTR. CO.. RE.
447T.
ADDITIONS and modernizing, cellar
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for tree
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO. 93l New York ave. NV.
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs. roads and
tennis courts constructed end re-
surfaced; estimates made without
obligation. COMMUNITY PAVING
CO., INC. OIL. 1890. OIL. $500.
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PIANOS
SPRING SALE

soleS, .grands and upright pianos.
All styles and wood finishes. New
and factory rebuilt Many BARGAINS.
Prices starting at $295, SIS down
payment, balance 36 months.
DYNAMIC MUSIC
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CARDEX FILES

(6) metal cabinets. 26 drawers. 5xS
size; will take 3x5 card also; S85
each EX 1914
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FLOORING

Lumber suitable for sheathing. floor
ing or subfiooring; special this week,
S25 thousand.
Ace Wrecking & Building
Material CO.
Lu. 4-05O0. 4002 MINI. Ave. NE,
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BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US.
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 10Ge TO 50ee ON NEW. SAMPLE
CLOSE OUTS. Look at these bar
gains: 3-piece nah. set. was 81 80 90.
now 500 80 3-piece maple set. was
S119.50, now $40 80. 3-piece ermihe
oak. was S269 80. now $l69.5
3-piece solid cherry set, was S449. 80,
now S316. 3-piece knotty-pine set,
with double dresser; was S399.50,
now So4950. Fine nah. or maple
bed. all sizes. were S2a.5 now
$3.50 Many more bargains too
OPEN THURSDAY TILL o PM
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO..
GOT 7th st. NV. EX. 6742
The Sample BARGAIN store Of Wash.
Evening star., 1951-03-30

The Sample Bargain store Of Wash.
BICYCLE. Boys F.lestone 20 in;
good cond.: S25. 122S 2Sth st. g..
Arlington. OF. 1856 after s. 80
BICYCLE SALE-S0 used, SS.50 up;
$50 new, S36.95 up. Repairs: COL
LEGE PARK CYCLE, UN. 4600.--l
So: . table lamps. $40;
end table, S5: Jute hair rug. Sx9,
$40: Kenmore wash. mach. S65;
drapery, $40: crib and mattress,
SIS. all in good cond. Sligo 212S.
BRIcKs-face and common. ! o. 9
Co. MA. bss5. OF. 1900.
sKIGKS ansniiv sss s9a Runps Ins
ING SUPPLY. AID 1900
bvc.. near Key Bridge ia. 4-1c34
BRICK
Million good. used. hard brick, We
deliver. ARROW WRECKlNG CO.
100 s. Capitol. II. 3-!26l. -3l
BRICKS
million good used bricks. Gail US
where bricks can be seen; will also
deliver. ACE WRECKING g. BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO, 4002 Mime
sofa ave. ne. LU. 4-0500. 80
BUILDING MATERIALS, 4-bedrm..
3-bath, frame house to be removed
or wrecked; sink, hot-water heater.
radiators. stove, doors, windows.
flooring. lumber. etc; reas. 1920
Missouri ave. NV. IA. 1892. i
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-05
New Wage Schedule For Ungraded Employees To Be In Effect Soon

ELMENDORF AIR FOR C E BASE, Oct. "A new general AL aska locality wage schedule for ungraded employees will be put into effect immediately upon re- ceipt of additional instructions from the Army-Air Force wage board.
 The schedule was approved by the Wage Stabilization Board in Washington. It will apply only to Army and Air Force ungraded employees within the Alaska Com mand. It will not apply to Navy employees or to general service Air Force and Army employees.
 This approval is based upon the findings of a local wage survey conducted in the Alaska Command in March of this year. It is the first time in Alaskan history that wages for Army and Air Force employees have been set up on the basis of prevailing wage rates in the locality.
 The increase is expected to be retroactive to the first pay period after July 31, 1851. It will repre- sent an increase of from 25 to TT cents per hour in initial step rates.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-05
Resolution Would Permit Alaska Railroad Resume Shipment of Explosives

ANCHORAGE, (P)-A resolu- ton to permit the Alaska Rail- road to resume shipments of ex- plosives has passed the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, Delegate Bartlett re- ported today.
 Bartlett said in telegram to Larry Moore, Alaska manager for Associated General Contractors, 'the resolution would allow steam ship lines and the railroad to handle explosives through the Seward gateway until Feb. Is, 1852.
 The resolution was reversal in attitude by the committee which previously had refused to act after the Coast Guard had invoked reg ulations which halted shipments of explosives, he said.
 J. P. Johnson, general manager of the railroad, said about $1,000,- 900 year in revenue is involved in the shipments.
 Explosives have been trucked to Anchorage through Valdez since the Coast Guard regulations went into effect.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-05
Kind Judge Considers High Cost Of Living

NEW YORK, [P)-"I am not go- ing to take the bread, butter and milk away from your children" "
 With these words, Magistrate Charles Murphy imposed 5, 10, and 25-cent fines Wednesday on Is minor offenders. The total ran to $1.5O when it could have been S200.
 Murphy, presiding in Long Is- land City Court, said he was being lenient because of the high cost of living.
 The Is defendants, including seven Glendale, Queens, house. wives, pleaded guilty to the minor offenses which included smoking in the subway or leaving garbage cans uncovered.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-05
Gambler Willie MOretti Shot To Death

CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J., (P)- Willie Moretti, self-admitted gam bier and crony of underworld big shots, was shot to death yesterday in a restaurant.
 The dapper Moretti was a wit ness before the Senate Crime Committee in Washington several months ago. He told the crime probers he made thousands of dollars - legally - betting on the horses.
 MOretti was close pal of Frank Costello and Joe Adonis and other high-echelon racketeers. His broth CT is Sal Moretti, now serving a prison sentence with Adonis for gambling operations in New Jer- sey.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-05
High School Students See World Series on TeleviSiOn

ROCK ISLAND, H., (P) - School was never like this in the old days.
 Most of the 1,2OO pupils of Rock Island High School are getting time off from their classes to watch the World Series game on a 20-inch television set in the auditorium. About 900 of the pupils saw the opener yesterday.
 Charles O. Austin, IT,, prin- cipal, said the young people are being dismissed from study per- iods on request. Most classroom work is going along on schedule, he added.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-05
BEG Bans As Political
 Broadcast of Speech Having A Baby Tn 1851"

LONDON, (P) - The British Broadcasting Corporation banned as political today a speech en- titled Having A Baby In 1851"
 1t was to have been given by a social service worker during a Women's hour program.
 Tn today's instance, BEG said the talk was ruled out because it dealt with the national health service, which gives aid to ex- pectant mothers. That service was introduced by the present socialist regime.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-05
Mile-Long Lake At ElrnendOrf Afford
 Seaplane Facilities

ANCHORAGE, (P) - A man. made lake located at Elmendorf Air Force Base and affording sea and float plane facilities for the military in the Anchorage area will be ready for use next spring, Brig. Gen. Walter R. Agee said today.
 Dedication of a 1,600-foot earth fill dam which will back waters of Six Miles Creek to form the lake was to be held at 10 am. with high-ranking military and civilian officials and Anchorage taking part.
 Agee, ElmendOrf commander, said the new base will be in- valuable in the expanding activi- ties of Search-reScue units in the Anchorage area.
 Lake Hood, near Anchorage, is now being used by 10th Rescue Squadron float planes.
 The new lake will have more than a mile of usable runway. It is located three miles north of the industrial area at Elmendorf.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-05
THE NOME NUGGET

pital here yesterday after being flown back from Japan.
 The soldiers story has been denied by a qualified source of the Far East Naval Command. The source said that the command had no planes in the area at the time described by Pivato.
 A confidential report, however, has been sent to the Secretary of the Navy in Washington, this source said.
 Pivato was philosophical. "1ts just one of those things that hap pen in a war;" he said.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-05
Friday. October 5. 1851
Hospitalized Korean Vet Says. Navy Plane Stafed And Killed or Wounded 40

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, (P- A hospitalized Korean war vet eran says that a strafing Navy plane shot off his left hand and killed or wounded an estimated 40 other members of his rifle company.
 The account of an apparent mixup came from Pvt. Peter K. Pivato, g, of Cleveland. He ar rived at Percy Jones General Hos
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-05
SHRINERS ELECT OFFICERS

The Nome Shrine Club held it's annual meeting last night and elected the following officers:
 Herb JenkS, president; Norvin Lewis, vice president; Karl Dew ey, secretary; and William Cam eron, treasurer.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-05
WEATHER FORECAST

Compiled by US. Dept. of Commerce,
 Weather Bureau
 Clear tonight and Saturday. Lowest temperature expected to- night P, highest Saturday 32. Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-05

Legal Blanks al The Nugget office
Evening star., 1951-01-23
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO. Jan. % Rr.-New Chinese
Red cease-flre proposals in Korea caused
some selling in grain futures at the start
Wheat, corn and oats moved lower. but
wheat and oats climbed up again on good
support support Domestic -four business was
soybeans were firm on buying encour-
aged by higher soybean oil and cottonseed
oil markets. Spot soybean oil sold at 21A
cents q pound Yesterday. the highest price
Near the end Of the first hour, wheat
was UNCHANGED to 70 cent higher than the
down IA, March. ISIS and oats were
beans we're e ~ % cent higher, f. ia January. Gs
Sona: SSSI and s1shl iard was I$ cents hundred
1920.
Chinese Reds cease-fire proposals COM
were responsible for some liquidation in
the market at the opening.
There are continued reports of good ex-
port business S ,s;, in ,l grains and -four How
terday. emphasized that there is no short
age of grain in this country. The Gov
ernment Friday win repert on stocks Of
January l. This also is expected to show
ample supply.
Talk of possible price ceilings continues
One trade source pointed out that soy,
beans are well above parity level and
would be subject to price ceilings. He
added that If ceilings were imposed at
current levels 1t undoubtedly would re-
suit, in reducing soybean acreage, as it
would be more profitable for producers to
grow corn based on current price levels.
four month drought in Arizona. Texas and
New Mexico. and the southern parts of
Nevada, Utah and Colorado; Cyril Luker,
area, said crops are in a 'touch- and go
condition.