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Evening star., 1951-05-20
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
$4,000

Turner's are in a position to outfit
our 3-rm apartment for as low as
S199. You don't have to pay cash;
We will give you liberal terms. Al
finance companies to deal with.
Turner's sell only >brand-new furn::
iture and buy only from the best
furniture factories IN this country
For the bedrooms we will give you a
double bed, 5-drawer chest and choice
Of vanity or dresser in walnut or
maple finish; for the living room
you get a full inner-spring -construc-
ted couch and one chair, and for
your kitchen, a 5-piece dinnette OF
maple or white enamel finish. Al
three rooms outtitted for only $199
shop us before you buy and save
Remember, liberal terms arranged
TURNER'S
923 G ST. N.W.-NA. 8157
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EXPERIENCED

Honest, intelligent, capable man, en-
gineering background. broad exper.
engineering estimating, sales. su-
nerYision. etc. Box sc, Star.
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ADDITIONS
REMODELING, REPAIRING
J. L. AINsWoRTH. RA. 4sls.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAY, parking lot,
private roads, reSurfaced, repaired.
Free estimate. GL. 594a.
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRS
Clean out. boil out. rod out. We guar
antee to stop your car from over
PoWELL's. Ills goth st. NV.
50 G st. NV.
DI. 0017. RE. 5000.
BRICK. BLOCK, cement work, foun-
PHONE MR RoBiNsoN, WA. s751:
BRICK WORK, cinder block. porch,
retain. wall. concrete work and plas-
ter. Any kind OF repair work
VICTOR. 10. 3-6510. -23
BRICK WORK in general: repair:
porches and freplaces, retaining
walls: etc; class-A Jobs. RINALDI
q CO. FIR. 2342 anytime. -26
BRICKWORK Walls, chimneys,
norches, steps. walks; all repairs;
Al work. Eyes, MI. 61lS -25
BUILDING REPAIRS, all kinds: no
job too small; by hour or contract
NE. 1868; ewes. 81. 5909. BURGESS
BUILDING AND REMoDEL1NG@ss
weekdays after 5 pm. WA. oaao. !:
CAMERA REPAIR
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: ANTIQUE SPECIAL
MAY DISCOUNT SALE

Bethesda. Chevy Chase. Washing
toms large antique dealer" is offer
ing saving up to SOC. Old price tags
left on new sales tags show big
discount. Many purchasers have
responded. Our stock has been, re-
plenished from our refinishing shop.
Investigate for yourself. Compare
our low prices Less than you will
pay at auctions. Terms If desired.
free delivery We are not going out
OF business A few examples: Pine
chests were $50 now S35. Walnut
Chests were SS5 now $50. Poster
bed was $40 now S35. Pine corner
cupboard was S145 now S95, Coffee
table was $50 now SIS. Pine food
safe or sideboard was $50 now $50.
Unusual dry sink was S65 now S45.
Cherry d.. table was S95 now $50.
tables were S155 now S95. Walnut
solid end chest was S175 now S10O.
Large cherry chest was 1925 now
$3.50. Dutch cupboard glass doors
case was $40 now 800. More than
300 pieces of furniture to be sold
at big reduction. Large stock OF
china. glass etc; inspection invited.
Free Parking in front YARD s2l5
Wise ave-: OIL. 2422. 1913 pm.
Closed Sundays.
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CONTRACTORS
Cement work and brick; fiagstone.
Phone WI. 1896. 26a
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS-Re-
pairs. short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. Call RIA. 1922. any time.
FANS REPAIRED-over and under
Silins Sh oSsS ssSses so9S of motor trouble.
FENCE Galvanized chain link, all
posts IN concrete: Immediate efec-
ton" Get the best for less; 80
months to pay Phone no. $3.50:
evenings and Sunday. NO 5B2s
FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone. cement walks. steps and
porches. and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARCUCCIO. SH. 1859.
FLOORS sANDED ana finished: OLD
aoors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE WA 1879
FLOOR SERvTCE-Nothing but the
best; laying. sanding. finishing,
cleaning; parquet installation. Bruce
finishes FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS To So, NC 1912 Wisconsin ave
FURNiTURE REF1NIsH1NG - We
make 1t look like new; reasonable
prices. Call after ). HUI 5072.
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L1O11N0 N1A I C1G1A1
WRECKING

Old Homes, l703-l706 < st.
For Sale, Closing Out
All material for sale. Mantels. hard
wood paneling, doors. stairs. inside
shutters. elevators. heating plants,
steel beams. hard brick. lumber-all
sizes, stone. marble, iron fence.
Visit our yard Bargains. We deliver.
ARROW WRECKING co.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ADMIN. SEC'Y.-ofc. supvr.; 80; 10
yrs. legal, mfg. and pub. relations;
capable assuming chg. Of ofc. OF
supervision personnel. Pref. legisla-
tive or professional ofc. 50. 200
Perm Box 40S-B. Star. 90
ADMIN. SECRETARY,
fessionaD; Is yrs experience ad,
verttsing. publications. and editorial
work: capable office and personne
supervisor. Box 214-C. Star. -2t
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BUILDING MATERIALS

minum windows: new. close coupled
toilets. basins built-in tubs. etc.
plenty Of parking space A. B C. D
CORP. 1881 Jefferson Davis hwy
Arlington, Va. Otis S755. 20
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AIR CONDTTIONERS
195O-1951 national brands: wjndoy
units; factory crates: 5-year war
ranty. Pay cash: best price in town
FRANKS TV OF D. c., I'll 9tl
st NV: ME 1890 -o5
Evening star., 1951-05-20

ANTIQUE DESK and what-not stanc
for sale: best offer. CH. s103.
ANTIQUE REPRODUCTIONS-EarlS
American pine hutch and trestlt
tables Welsh and corner cupboards
designed TO your specifications.
ANTIQUE sIDEBoARD. small, solit
mahogany, Empire style: S65. II
E Mason ave Alex. SUI, or pm
ANTIQUE WALNUT DRESSER. inner
spring mattress and bookcase. othe1
furniture. After Sun. can be seen a
1926 3rd SIT. NV. ia. 1885.
APPLIANCES, USED
RANGES, gas. used, from $50; guar
REFRIGERATORS. electric. used
from S35; guaranteed
WATER HEATERS, sas, used, from
Sl5; guaranteed.
GAS CONVERSION BURNERS. used
S175 UP. installed: guaranteed.
KITCHEN CABINETS. wall and base
damaged. from SIS.
'LINOLEUM CABINET TOPS. assorte'
sizes and coiors. from 81 .eS.
SINKS, used, $50.
CABINET SINK, 72-in. white mother
of-pearl Formica top. S149 so.
CABINET SINKS. 54-tn. porcelain
tops. from. $3.50
JOHN G. WEBSTER
USED APPLIANCE CENTER.
100 1st ST Sc. ST. I'll 90.
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REFRIGERATORs REPAIKED. ais
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
nars I'm IR1O. auaS I'M 2k2k

SIDING is OUR BUsINEss-Bond- :
stone. JIM. asbestos shingles. Insul-
brio. wood shingles; free estimates.
WI. 60S6, CAPITOL CoNTR. CO..
4Sl9 Bethesda ave. Bethesda.
STONE WALLS, FLAGSTONE and
retaining walls, fagstone patio
walks. steps. driveways. etc. also
cement work Of all kinds. For quick
service and a free estimate. call
JERRY. LU l-4756'
rELFViSlON HEPAIRS - Same day
service; day and night calls. Most
reas rates in town LU 4-7000
call plus parts at standard rates.
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BUILDING MATERIALS

large stock OF good used lumber
noorinE; doors windows. plumbing
bargain prices HECHNGER CO
18th and b SIS. ne AT 400
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CHINA AND GLAsswARE-6 sand.
| wich-glass goblets; also misc. china,
| etc WO iI2R
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PAPER HANGING

AND PAINTING
Work done by 1st-class white me.
chanics, d. c.. Nd Va. MR.. REANS
L,U 1-5370
PAPERTNG AND PAINTING. Satisfied
customers for 25 years. Call MR.
LAWRENCE. RA 9703.
PLASTER, brick, cement, fiagstone
work, waterproofing; no job toe
small. LU. 4-5377, Ii. 3-49S7.
PLASTERING, patch work a speciality;
white mechanic; reasonable: good
seryics, Tu. OH: IL
small Jobs; new or old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-No Job
too small: 24-hr. service: reas.
prices; registered In D. c. and Md
UN 1859 70
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05
CONGRESSIONAL HEARING ON ABORIGINAL LAND RIGHTS BILL TOMORROW EVENING

A public hearing before Congressional party is scheduled for tomorrow evening in the Jury Room of the Federal building for the purpose of hearing claims relating to land claims by the Eskimos in this area
 This matter of land claims has not caused much in this part of the territory but has caused considerable disturbance in southeastern Alaska. The bill suggested by Delegate Bartlett would settle once and for all these claims of natives they present the proper evidence, by giving them other land in ex- change for that which they claim pay them cash for the loss of their land Once settled another step for ward will be made in the development of Alaska.
 Another phase of the bill will be discussed at the hearing before the Congressional party and that is the feasibility of appropriating $4OO 900 to be used as a loan fund to natives of Alaska to help them estab- fish themselves in business The bill provides that they have 40 years to repay the government
 Anyone wishing to state their views on both parts of HB 1888 may do at the meeting tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05
US. Troopship Rams and Sinks Argentine Ship

BREMERHAVEN, Germany tP) The $4,OOO,00O motorship Mai pu - pride of Argentina's mer- chant fleet-was rammed by a US. troopship and sank in the foggy North Sea yesterday. The transport and German rescue craft saved all 238 persons aboard the Argentine vessel.
 The troopship, the Gen. M. L. Hershey-her bow stove in by the colliSion-limped into Brem- erhaven last night with many Maipu survivors aboard. A spe- cial train was chartered to take them to Hamburg, the Maipu's port of call.
 The fact that the usually rough North Sea was calm under it's fog was said to have played a large part in the 100 per cent successful rescue.
 The 12,000-ton Maipu and the 10000 ton transport, groping through early morning fog, col lided Is miles offshore, near the German island of Waneroog. The crash tore big hole in the Mai pu's port side.
 Witnesses said the Argentine vessel began to list immediately, but stayed afloat for three hours big factor in the suc- cessful rescue. Passengers aboard the stricken vessel included 38 women and eight children.
 Officers aboard the Hershey, carrying US. 43rd Division troops to Germany, refused to discuss the collision.
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05
Sen. McCarran To Try Again Lift Gold Restrictions

WASHINGTON, (P) Senator Pat McCarran D-Nev) is ex- pected to try in 1852, for the fourth time since 1948, to per- suade Congress to lift govern ment restrictions on the sale of gold.
 First, of course, he'll have to win a fight with ill health. The 75-year-old veteran laWmaker suffered a heart attack Thursday and is expected to be hospitalized several weeks at Reno, Nev.
 McCarran's recent speeches show he has been considering the introduction of a bill aimed at freeing the nations gold miners from a straight jacket" which he said was "clamped" on them in 1884.
 McCarran would restore to miners the right to sell gold in open markets around the world and to buy, possess, import and export the precious yellow stuff.
 Miners in this country have had 10 sell their gold to the US. mint for the past IT years, at $35 per fine ounce.
 This situation, McCarran be- lieves, should be changed in order to increase production of gold needed to build up Uncle Sam'S Stockpile both in peacetime and wartime.
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05
Sinatra and Gardner Plan Marriage in Philadelphia

NEW YORK, (P) - Crooner Frank Sinatra and actress Ava Gardner plan to get married in Philadelphia. But they're sitting out the three-day Pennsylvania waiting period in New York.
 The couple applied for a mar riage license Friday in the Quak- CT City. They tried to get a judge to waive the 72-h0ur wait re- quired by state law before lic- ense is issued. But the judge said no. They returned here by train Friday night.
 The crooner and Miss Gardner applied for the license less than 24 hours after Sinatra was award ed a divorce in Nevada from Mrs. Nancy Sinatra, mother of his three children.
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05
Western Union Bans Money Order Bets

NEW YORK, (P)-The Western Union telegraph company has ordered nationwide ban on use of it's wires for sending money or ders relating to bets.
 The company action, announ- ced Friday, followed conviction Thursday of the firm and it's manager at Bridgeton, N. J., on misdemeanor charges The state contended the Western Union office there handled $3O0,O0O a year in horse race bets.
 A seven-man, five-Woman jury returned a verdict of guilty against the company and the manager, Charles H. Frake, 40, for accepting money orders ad- dressed to alleged gamblers.
 The ban on "wager messages" " the company said, was issued to protect it's employees from possible criminal prosecution: It will not affect sending of other money orders.
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05
Military Cautioned To Cut Spending To Fit Income

WASHINGTON, (P)/ - Senator O'Mahoney D-Wyo) said today he has cautioned Secretary of Defense Lovett and Pentagon of- ficials to cut next years military spending to fit the pattern of tax revenues.
 OMahoney got immediate SUD- port in this move from Senator Flanders R-VD, who told a re- porter Congress must inform the Defense Department: Here is how much money we are going to allow you to spend and you shape your budget accordingly"
 President Truman will go to work on the overall budget, in- cluding the military items, at his winter retreat in Key West, Fla, after his conference this week with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower.
 O'Mahoney, who heads the Sen ate-House Economic Committee, and Flanders, a member of the group, agreed that any additional tax increases are unlikely.
 "We have reached the limit on taxes, so far as rates are con- cerned," O'Mahoney said.
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05
Iranians Operate Major Oil Unit Abadan Refinery

TERRAIN, Iran, (P)-Iran an- nounced today that with the help of God' it has begun temporary operation of a major unit of the Abadan oil refinery, from which the British were expelled at the height of the British-Iranian oil quarrel.
 The official government an- nouncement said pridefully that Iranian engineers and workers, without foreign help, started up apparatus No. TO-" one of the major refining units of the vast installations.
 The government said present plans call for operating the unit only, a month, to refill storage tanks with oil for domestic con- sumption.
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05
AFRS Heard from Barrow To Gulf Of Alaska
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) local programs and for short wave broadcasts of stateside spe- cial events which include all major football games and other important sporting events.
 Combining IT years of civilian radio experience, an Air Force staff of six men presently man the new station. Station manager Staff Sergeant Robert E. Brown in civilian life was heard in a number of midwestern states as an announcer and newscaster, leaving position as News Editor for an Illinois station to enter the Air Force in February of this year.
 Program director, Corp. C.. Blaine Chisam, of Los Angeles, Cal, was active in theatre and radio work on the west coast and left a position with the Pasadena Playhouse to join the Air Force in August, 1850.
 Corp. Dudley Hall, music li- brarian, was associated with radio work in the southwest and also participated in various theatre productions prior to his assign ment at Nome.
 Pfc. Roy Leonard, staff an- nouncer, has done extensive the atre work on the east coast and was active in the first non-com- mercial FM station in Boston, Mass. Leonard, before entering the service in February of this year, had his own network tele- vision show originating in Bos- ton.
 Rounding out the staff are Pfc. Al Howard and Pfc. Don Bryant, staff announcerS. Pfc. Howard, before entering the service, work ed with various western bands, travelling throughout the south west. Pfc. Bryant, since his as- signment to Nome, has acted as an announcer and assistant music librarian, and is a well known musician here in Nome.
 Chief engineer Staff Sergeant Curtis Carter comes to AFRS from Alaskan Air Command headquarters at Ehnendorf Air Force Base, Anchorage, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05
SMOOTHING IT OVER

BOHEMIAN, Mont, (P) - A Daily Chronicle subscriber com- plained she didn't like the way the paperboy was folding her paper. This made it too Wrinkled to line kitchen shelves, she said. Now her paper is delivered un- folded.
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05

Japanese police reserves were training with bazookas and mor- tars on Hokkaido, but added that this use of heavier weapons was not related to difficulties with the Russians.
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05
SOviets Assert Japanese Island Being Transformed Into Military Base

MOSCOW, (P) - The Soviet news agency Tass said today the northern Japanese island of Hok- kaido-200 miles west of Siberia is being "feveriShly trans formed" into Japan's largest mili- tary base.
 A Tass dispatch from Shanghai said great attention is being at- tached to the recent visit of US. Army chief of staff Gen. J. Law ton, Collins to northern Japan.
 The dispatch said Collins in Spection trip to Hokkaido was particularly interesting and Gre VealS the intensification of Am erican military preparations in north Japan.
 Japanese police reported SeV- eral weeks ago that sounds of Soviet gunfire on the Ha5onai is- lands off Hokkaido's northern tip were creating mounting fears among Japanese. One official said
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will be given. Further details as
to the time and so forth will be
brought out at our next meeting
which will be Monday December
10. 1851.
|. Saturday November II. 1851 at
the West Side Sachsenheim we
will have Kenny Bass and his
band. Kenny is well known and
has a good reputation with the
dancing crowd, The dance COM
mittee is very much pleased as to
how well the members have CO.
operated in this fall series OF
dances. Keep up the good work.
Try to attend the Branch |
Lodge meeting this month, it's an
important one.
Side notes: Bob Petri. another
Saxon boy with the y. 5. Armed
Forces in Germany, has been
elevated to the rank of Captain.
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CANTON, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Hope Detroit enjoved them
selves last weekend. know Can.
ton did. Congratulations. to De-
trolt on winning the basketball
game by the score OF 61-54. They
have good looking team. keigh,
and all and they can play. be-
lieve> me. Hope they had safe
trip home. and hope TO see them
again soon. They, sure are swell
kids. ....' .s..,
Salem dropped in for. awhile
glad to see YOU, hope you can
stay longer next time.
want TO thank Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Leck and Mrs. Hachwarth TO,
their kind thoughtfulness in
donating the orchid and crown OF
roses to the queen. and a corsage
to the eN-quecn. We really have
some wonderful people in our
club. Thanks evervsoniuch.
Also a great big thanks to Mrs
Hochwarth again, for putting al
her time in the kitchen so We
could eat Saturday night. Never
a more willing worker.
Well we're all sorry ia, have to
say goodbye to Dick Krach. go.
ing back to the army. but at leas,
he'll be i'll the states. There is one
grand guy and we hope he comes
home often.
Nice to see Sonny home again
for our Detroit Canton night
Don't stay away so long.
Members of branches II ant
II, remember the monthly meet.
ing on Sunday. November rs.
Jeanne Morris. Reporter