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REFGR.. CLOSE OUT

REFGR., CLOSE OUT
New 1851 GE. West. Admiral
philco, Gibson and Crosley refErs
offer refused. Ali fully guaranteed
Standard Tire & Battery Co
Open Eves. ia'h ii 4 ! j sts' MI Fl s-eos.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT = Ic,
machines, csrbonators, showcase
or or cali IL sT s. sssa. 4S'' 0e'"' 80 i5: IN
RUGS. imported Persian, orienta
design; heavy closel woven TO
good wearing. 9x12. S49.5O; skill
$50. 80: other sizes proper. priced
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1923 G st. NV.
SAHBOAT. Comet, 16 IT,, fully equip.
sets new sails; $500 or best offer
SAW. easoline. 1s-inch Mall, 2 year,
old, factory, reconditioned, perfec
running order; sells new $500. 80
special $165. Apply 2004 14th st
SEA SCOUT UNIFORM for sale. siz,
is. Call RE. 1861. -16
SEWING MACHINE clearance sale
tary console $3.50; sinser portable
like new, $3.50; 3Sl2 Lee hwy, CHI
SEWING MACHINES. round bobbins
treadle, $3.50: portable. $40. so; con
sole, $3.50. 80; Singer feather weigh
portable. Singer desk. S7a.550. l9l;
Pa; ave. NV. MA. 1888. -16
SOFA: sltar pair al b slip eoSS e9yers' s35. Cal
STORE FiXTUREs-Modern. less thar
Silver Spring. Md. Sligo I'LL. -le
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LADIES-Permanent Saturday work;
house-to-house survey; Sl,25 per hr.
No selling. See MR. STEINBERG,
II 30 TO 2. May 1916. U. S. EN-
pioy. Sery., 3l5 18th st. NV. No
phone calls.
LADIES (2). to serve AVON custom
ers; you will earn S2O-S"5 weekly
IN spare, hours; good areas open.
RE. S107. -i6
LADIES FOR REAL ESTATE WORK
Full time and car necessary, Capable
OF dealing with high-class clientele
and pleasing personality essential.
Opportunity for top income and ca
reer: Apply in person to Mr. Ha-
W. C. g. A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO., REALTORS
Builders and Developers OF
Wesley Hts, Sumner & Spring Valley
1880 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
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TELEVISION

GAA1 4o4S&N
Gigantic clearance sale Brand-new
1852 famous makes Tv at lowest
A1NICO TV SALES
2Sc0 n. Washington Blvd,
Arlington. Va. GIL. 1900
TYPEWRITER and Dictaphone; used;
price, reasonable. Phone. DI. 1857.
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO; l43l E. Capitol St. Ii. 3-00S2.
TYPEWRITER SALE, portables and
ofice size: SD cash discount on any
machine in the house. Guaranteed.
CENTRAL 2019 14th st. NV. IL
TYPEWRITER, Royal. 20 in. elite
Ga1s type; NJ good condition; reasonable.
rYPEWkliERs. i NRl HsRs, new port, all max makes;
lie l4th NV. DI. fs72.
VACUUM CLEANERS
No bait, no hokum. no high pressure.
STf GH'sss9dnE To cfEss Ssrssns vAcuuMsA 9As
see them in your home. Convince
- TOPS VACUUM STORES
G05 l1th st. Sc. Ii. $4,000
WASHER, new: auto: ABC. S2l5. ia.
1900. MAYWIT APPLIANCE sERv-
ICE, $40 Upshur st. NV.
WASHER. ABC Spindrier. with timer;
recently overhauled, perfect: S45.
10. 3-4323. IA
WASHER, Thor auto. new apt, size.
list So24, sell for SIS no plumbing
needed. 36l5 Hamilton st. w Hy-
attsville. WA. 2@1S. 40
WASHER-New Westinghouse Laun.
dromat. won in contest; will sacri-
| flce for quick sale $3.50. Call JU.
1-6O13 after 4 p.m. -l5
WASHER. Easy Spin drier, clean, ex.
ccellent condition; reasonable. JA.
5-135q. -l6
WASHER-Bendix,a auto perfect con.
! dition; $50. AID. 1920.
WASHERS, DRYERS AND IRONERs.
Warehouse sale. Almost all makes
and sizes. Must sell Extra large
savings. No reasonable offer will be
refused Open Mon. through Sat,
9 til Q. SILVER SPRING GAS &
JU S-SO3S 10
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STEEPLE JACK WORK done, paint
ing and repairing. stacks and flag
poles. Call Ludlow 4-6996. -l5
TYPING done at home. Fast, ac-
curate. professional. Work called
for and delivered. LO. h-24Ih
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BRICK
BRICK

BRICK BRICK
million brick available for imme-
date delivery. Call US for our price,
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO., LU. 4-05OOE Id
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COOK
MALE FILIPINO

Experienced, for private
family, to live in. References
required. Able to leave for
seashore in June. Salary up
to $500 month for right man.
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and console models Designed. built,
and guaranteed by Baldwin,
Equipped with Baldwin patented Full
Blow action. Wide variety case de-
signs and woods
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH.
90 g St, NV;
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HELP WoMEN
WAITRESS

MATTRESSES
Closed suns. IRvN'e RESTAURANT
I'll 13th st. NV -IS
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- EEL
We have ali kinds of miscellaneou.
steel, angles, beams. reinforcing
steel cut to size.
GENERAL WRECK!NG CO.
BRENTWOOD RID. AND w ST. NE.
MI. 617i Ia
toned. euaranteed: S42. 80. UNfTEI
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st
sTENoTYPE MACHINE, new. peri
cond., used 2 months; best offer viii
take; ME. 0O17. 745 shorehan
sFTPIo f1lIS5os COUCH. blu. stripe, 30 sooe
swivel chair. $50. 10. 2-s022. Il!
TELEVISION. finch Motorola table
model with antenna good condi-
ton: S35. OR O9OO. -l5
TELEVISION-RcA. l7-tnch; $50
perfect ,condition. Phone TIE. 1924
model $50 or best offer Call after
z, LU.. 4-602s. 2605 30th st. Sc,
Tv 1eis" Philco. Has AM-FM. L. ano
S. play changer. quality in tone anc
appearance. Combinations S11 up
S01 l1th st. NV. EX. 0646.
w 6-inch 3-way 1850 Magnavox
comb: bleached mahog.; cost $500
sell $500 10. S-fqS9 -l5
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20-30: interesting work with ma
tional publisher calling on Govt
agencies in Washington and vicinity
5-day week. vacation with pay; auto
necessary: starting salary, 500 per
month, plus expenses. Phone ME
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REFRIGERATnRS

REF IIfEHA IOTtS
Late models. SO up: easy terms
rent refer.. IS mo-; D. C's larges
selection of good used refrigerators
ALLISONS. 200 14th st. NV. Opel
until = pm. AID lt34 1Ss
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WATERPROOFING
All kinds. ROBERT PRICE, pI. 6a23
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MTMEOGRAPHING. tipping, fast serv-
Ice; engineering specs. THESES
DOWNTOWN OFFICE. DI. 3I4l.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

STORM WINDOWS ALUMINIUM out.
side easements: wholesale only. We
manufacture storm windows and
have distributorship on Storm wiz.
ard Storm Door" 2-day delivery
A q B WHOLESALERS. LO A-646S
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ELECTRICAL
RepairG New Work. Remodelins.
Ii. 3-3661
FENCE

FENCE
Chain link. all posts in concrete
Prompt installation. Let us give
you the most reasonable estimate
Terms if desired
ECONOMY FENCE co.
MI, II. GiS1; G56zs Night phone. FA. 5l9s
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CONTINUED on Next 3'se'
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ROOFING. all types. cutters. spouts
carpentry and painting. A. D
THOMAS. HU. 1852.
TELEvISION SERVICING. including
evenings. Saturdays. Sundays: guar
anteed. RA. 1875. 20
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WAR SURPLUS

shoves., ST: Mattocks. Picks, 81;
Dig bars. So 80; Gas cans. 50
Ayes, WEDGES. Rope
10000 other good bargains.
25t3 NJ ST. NV Elk 3527.
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Largest stock in Wash. at tremendous
bargains. OF used steel beams. etc,
flooring from S19.50 per 1000 bd
#. up; good sheathing and fran.
Ing lumber at low, low prices: mil
heavy timber.
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For purchasing department; sick
leave. vacation. UN. 7400.
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Call Day OF Nlght. sH. 3039
REFRIGERATORS. mattresses, gas
ranges. stoves. heaters, ACME
STOVE CO. MA 1852.
RFFRIGERATORS. air conditioned, /,
freeZers: we buy all makes, any con-
dition. -AD. 1888 till s pm. ls'
STRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
'atd. II sou cannot deliver your
ACE JUNK CO, 2230 Georsia ave.
nv. HU 1927
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
WASH RAG e. BAG CO, 2l5 L
ST. sw.. DI S007
WHEEL CHAIR. in good condition;
collapsible metal preferred; reason.
able TIA $3.50 ia
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Oo Men Ordered For Military Induction at Alexandra Station

place NV; Paul q. Lee. S12 q street Sc;
Frank j.. Heitz. 800 Fifth street Sc;
Thomas M. Sweeney. 900 Z street Sc:
Arthur e Eustace. 1248 Sixth street s.E.;
Joseph R Toombs. 916 Fifteenth street
ls.E.; Donald r. Neyerson. 1S41 Ninth
street NV. M zs
Also Arthur r. Wells, 125 x street
NV: Joseph A. Stroughters, 48Ol Grant
street NE; Howard Burrell, jr., 1920 Z
street Sc; George ]. Fortunate. 2SOl
Thirty-third street Sc; John T. Ligon
1925 E street Sc; Charles T. Maude, 1l{
Thirty-fifth street NE; William l. Nc,
Cray. 230 Hillside place NE; Norman
Tr.d W dLonsns, ss 19S2 FcTty,ninth street Ne
Herbert Lee Bing.. 1904 q street NV.
Also. John 9. Boyer. 1906 Tenth stree
NE: Daniel c. Cowart, 134l Massachu
sets avenue Sc; David johnson, 142t
lTwenty-1rst street NV. jefferson D
Jones, 2. o. Box 7761; Samuel w. Jones
l3719 Kansas avenue NV; Robert M
EEianassMndi Enns M care Charles Nichols Princes
These delinsuents must also report
ard A. sinclair.. 401s Seventh stree Stree
NV; Hubert showers, 1909 Franklil
street street NE. NE; Walter WashinEson: s,; 1425H ~;
rifth street NV: Daniel D. ciemes. 1881
Fourth street, NV; Richard J. Padgett
"a Eleventh street Sc; Thomas e. Hams
grim, Glen Cove; N. K; Herman L. Barbe,S
Ss!SpeRs ssss lah IsIaaa ssasss nv NS Jefferson Hicks
street NV: Esrl stuckey. ira iso5 sey.
'enth street NV; Billie Williams. 1885
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Selective Service has ordered
100 men. including % delinquents.
to report for induction into the
armed forces Wednesday at the
Armed Forces Examining and In
duction Station, 814 North st,
Asaph street, Alexandria. They
are:
Martin J. Keady. 2o5e Thirty seventh
street NV. Alvin L. Wiehle. Hollywood
Calf. Leroy Cothran, l715 D street Sc
Paul z; Lambert. I00s Tyenty-fourtf
Forty itsss attn F street S NV James Alien M Joy Joy
34I2 Que;ada street NV. Milton Wig
fall. 1871 Ninth street NV. Roland A
Franklin, FitZwilliam Depot. N. H. Dine
C. Vidos. 1427 Whittier street NV. Janis
Galyins: 1417 Irving street NV.
ASe 2s
\. James s. Sc ysndsrbseSE. ydSRsS n0gsse San Jose
Eleventh St Street street NV. John Nelson. Gr. r.
1917 constitution avenue NE. william r
wsGgtG 2gls street NE
Charles j. Mccarthy. 902 Girard stree!
Jerriett r Z. Clark. is5 USiand terrace terra: NE Ne
Also, William H. Bryant, Raleigh. N. G.
Abraham Simmons. ir.. sos I street Sc.
srs Zee AUn sss s6 sIsst MY MsS1
Banks, 2210 Sixth street NV; Charles
Carlton A. Meyers. l416 Twenty-secont
street Sc; Nicola M. Pace. 2518 Palmer
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Venture Clubs Convention
Closes With Banquet Here

The American Council Of Ven
|ture Clubs wound up its biennial
convention here last night with q
banquet at the Willard Hotel.
Principal feature of the evening
was the installation Of new council
officers by Miss L. Grace Nichols
of Toronto, Canada, president OF
the American Federation Of So
roptimist Clubs. The Soroptimists
who sponsor the Venturists, will
open convention here tomorrow
Miss Mildred Coffelt, immediate
past president of the Washington
Venture Club, was toastmistress
last night. The current president
Miss Margaret Sparks, partici-
|pated in a musical program with
Jenne and David Stevens, accom-
panied by Miss Mary Ahern.
New council officers elected al
THE final business session yester-
day were:
Georgiana' G. Mitchell. Detroit
president: Colleen Lee Connell
Sioux City. Iowa, vice president
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place Be; William ". James, 5rs 23t
oakwood street Sc; Arville NJ. Turner
1112 Stevens road Sc;
Also. John M. Ward. 26 Old Glebe road
Arlinston. Val. Cornell Morgan. 25 7
NV: Eiby washington. sis Third stree
NE; Donald ". Fabrizio. 1348 East Capi
tol street; Lewis Thomas, Evanston, Ill.
William ]. Connolly, 3134 Twenty-fourtf
street NE: William y, Parker; S25 Twen
III Iansston Terrace Ne; ~
Also, Joseph F. Karam, irY 1928 ORD
Ninth street NV: James L.. Passmore
| 1879 Oates street NE; Herman L. Queen
1894 Lang place NE; Leon j. Wills. 141!
Spring road NV; James H. walker. 1S2t
Gales street NE.
John C. womeldornh. 6025 Twenty fifti
road, North Arlington, Va; Luigi Zanga
5000 Thirteenth street NV; JOSEPH
SShs a %a NrR sysPue .Esnd kW .4set Asss
Arlington, Va
Also Theodore 8. Garnnkle. $500 Thir.
Primrose road NV; John c. TolIey. 60s
Farragut street NV; James z. Baur
|7414 Georgia avenue NV. Samue
Pastor. 6213 Seventh street NV; Georgt
2; Ford. 42s Jefferson street NV; Cornell
hhSmasGR Ha a17 7o SIS Rsnoph stree. sa NV NV
Rudolph c. Saunders. 924 N street NV.
William L. Robinson, 2615 Nicholas avenu,
Sc.
Also George H. Ford. jr., 900 NJ stree
NV; Leon r. Turner, 734 Park roat
INV; Melvin A. Charity, 2621 Thirteenth
street NV; james Z. johnson, 70 Seatof
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Youth Held for Grand Jury
For Assault and Robbery

Municipal Court Judge Almond
w. Scott yesterday held for grand
jury action a 19-year-old youth
accused of beating and rohbing a
man whose apartment he entered.
The defendant Is Joseph P.
Settle, colored, of the 1400 block
Of Florida avenue NV. Police
said Settle was known to them as
"Apeman," a nickname he ac-
quired while serving term at the
National Training School.
Settle, charged with assault and
robbery, is accused of entering the
apartment of Charles A. Johnson
80, colored, of the 1000 block OF
Fuller street. Mr.. johnson told
police Settle beat him about the
head, knocked him unconscious
and tied him to the bed. Mr.
johnson said two suits, two sport
jackets and four pair Of trousers
were stolen.
The youth was held on $2,50o
bond.
mpOouI c"cfifiuIfi1c G.f EFT EE
Evening star., 1952-07-20
So New Apprentices
Register in rs Trades

Fifty-nine new apprentices were
registered in IS trades with the
District Apprenticeship Council
during June. 1t has been an
Inounced.
Gino j. Simi, District director OF
apprenticeship, who made the an
nouncement, said % of the SO were
veterans and that most OF them
are disabled.
|. Also during June. 10 certificates
OF completion were awarded to
Registered apprentices who gained
their journeymanship. Registra-
ltions Of % apprentices were can
Iceled, owing to lack Of interest OF
laptitude.
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and Edith Brown. Pennsauken,
IN. j., secretary-treasurer.
The organization is made up of
young business and professional
women in the United States, Alas
ka and Canada.
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Vermont avenue NV; Charles Graves.
20I1 Thirteenth street NV; Cornell
Grain. 1851 Potomac street NV; james
&. Savoy. leA NJ street s.W.: Lawrence J.
Dudley. 131 81 street Sc: George z.
Mathis, PASS Evans road Sc; Donald A.
Louis Borowick. r. r. D. /. Manchester.
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Engineered z,1'Ha lay IEe|E!IE| atom

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Webster-engineered installation of the
world-famous Chrysler Airtemp Room Air
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the sealed-in ChrySler mechanism that
keeps your bedroom, living room or office as
cool as cool can be!
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and air conditioning that's engineered for
your lasting comfort :. WEBSTER EN-
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Evening star., 1952-07-20
PBS Architect to Speok

Melita Rodek. architect for the
Public Buildings Service, will speak
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at the st.
Peter Claver Center. 814 Seventh
lStreet 'S.W.
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Free Kitchen PIon on re-
quest. No oblisation. Dial
Sterling 6Ioo and ask for
our Custom Kitchen De-
paFtmsst.
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All installation by John q.
WebSter's own Plumbers and
Electricians, licensed In D. G.,
Md. and Va. No subcontract-
ing. John g. Webster 6s Sons
Guarantee everything.
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Take Advantaee of the Generous Trade.In
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Here's wonderful opportunity the gas range you've
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The Nome nugget., 1952-04-04
Chamber Committee To Plan Publication Of
 1852 Tourist Info Booklet

One of the most important com mittees of the Chamber of Con- merce right now is the Tourist Committee, which has many prob lems to meet for the season about to begin.
 Following the initial meeting held at the Wallace Hotel, sec- ond meeting was held at the Nome Drug Store with all members re- porting on their various assign ments.
 The committee has announced that plans are underway for the publication of the 1852 NV A Tourist Booklet to meet the de- mand of booking agencies, tour ists, etc. The following booklet committee has been named to handle the campaign:
 Boyd Harwood, Mrs. Joe Wal lace, Paul Spurlock, James Walsh, Russell Arnett, Keith Hedreen, Dewey Goodrich, Mayor Charles Jones, Carrie McLain, Enid Duf- field, Harry Ludbrook, Harry Ga brielson, Carl Glavinovich, Don- aid Lyle, Les Bronson, Jack Dil- lon, and Oliver Boe.
 r Others interested will be well comed to the meeting next Tue-- day at 7:30 pm. at the City Hall.
The Nome nugget., 1952-04-04
Weather B-29 Crash Lands At Moses Point

FAIRBANKS, (P) - A B. 29 from the 58th Weather Recon naissance Squadron at Eielson Air Force Base crash landed with its wheels retracted at Moses Point, 45O miles west of here, at noon Wednesday. None of the nine crewmen suffered more tn n minor bruises.
 Propellors of two engines were stopped and a third was giving only partial power when the plane was forced to land two and one half hours after it left Eielson on its normal Loon Dog" mission over Boring Sea to the island of Attu. The trip normally is a 15-hour flight.
 The accident spoiled the 58th's safety record of no mishaps in more than a thousand missions since 1947. The squadron has flown 412 "Loon Dog" missions and nearly 600 "Ptarmigan" mis- sions over the North Pole with out a crash.
 The plane was piloted by Capt. James B. Allen and Capt. Fred V. Masterson was the crafts com mander. A plane was sent to Moses Point Wednesday night to bring back the crew from their extensively" damaged four-en- zine aircraft.
The Nome nugget., 1952-04-04
Respiratory Infection Hits Small Community

ANCHORAGE, (P)-An "upper respiratory infection" has claimed the life of a small child at Non dalton some 200 miles southwest of here, the Alaska Health De- partment reported Thursday.
 Two Air Force doctors were being flown to the area to help treat IS other children and two adults, also reported stricken.
 Three children, all under five months, flown to Providence Hos pital here by the Tenth Rescue Squadron, were out of danger after treatment, hospital officials said.
 Mrs. Forest Jones, Nondalton schoolteacher who helped care for the stricken children, and her hus- band, were reported hit.
The Nome nugget., 1952-04-04
Walt Leslie Suing Alaska Airlines For $ll,5OO

ANCHORAGE, (P) - A Nome man is suing Alaska Airlines for $11,15O, claiming he lost meat market and gold mine after an airliner hit his personal plane and left him without means of trans portation.
 The suit was filed Wednesday in federal court by Walter Leslie, former owner of a Nome meat market.
 Leslie's complaint said his mar ket sold reindeer meat, Arctic trout, dry fish, seal liver and blubber that he picked up on plane flights to native villages.
 The complaint said he lost the market after an Alaska Airlines plane crashed into his light plane when it was tied up at the Nome airport. He contended the airline did not keep a promise to have the plane repaired within two or three weeks or to furnish him with alternative transportation.
 Leslie also complained that he lost a gold mine in the Endicott range because damage to his plane made it impossible for him to get to the placer location to perform necessary assessment work.
 He asked $5,O00 for loss of the mining claim, $4,250 for loss of meat market business and $500 for damage to the plane.
The Nome nugget., 1952-04-04
Anchorage Democrats Invite Sen. Kefauver To Speak At Dinner

ANCHORAGE. (P)-Sen. Estes Kefauver, Tennessee Democrat who seeks his party's presidential nomination, has been invited to be main speaker at the Anchorage Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner.
 Stanley McCutcheon, territorial Democratic National committee man, said Kefauver's response to the invitation-tendered by tele- phone-"gave every indication he would accept if at all possible"
 Kefauver is one of three South ern Senators who gave complete support to statehood for Alaska, McCutcheon pointed out. A defin- ite reply is expected within a few days.
The Nome nugget., 1952-04-04
ACS Opens Seattle Office To Alaska Patrons For Duration of W.U. Strike

"Until the present Western Union strike is eliminated, the Alaska Communication System will again accept messages and telegraphic money orders destined to Alaska, at its counter in the Federal Office Building, Seattle. The ACS will also deliver Seattle messages originating in Alaska, Col. Fred P. Andrews, command ing officer of the system, announ- ced today. The ACS counter will be open between the hours of 5 am. until midnight on week days and 8 am. until midnight on Sundays and holidays.
 Patrons having charge accounts with the ACS may file messages by telephone. All other patrons must file their messages over the ACS counter. Col. Andrews en- phasized that this announcement should in no way be interpreted as solicitation of business, but that this temporary service is of fered e an interim measure dur ing the present situation"
The Nome nugget., 1952-04-04
Att. Gen. McCrath Fires Clean-Up Man Newbold Morris And Then
 President Truman Fires McCrath

general. McGrath plummeted out of the cabinet of his old friend Harry Truman Thursday with a few tears, statement that he was paying "the penalty" for doing his duty as he saw it, and a tip to his successor: bring asbestos pants with you.
 Newbold Morris, Republican cleanup chief" for the admin istration. McGrath fired Morris with rare abruptness just before going onto the greased skids him. self. Morris fed pigeons from a park bench for a while, then aver red he was fired because he wouldn't turn his >corruptiOn-in- government investigation into a whitewash.
 The man at top, Harry Truman, announced the resignation of his 194S campaign manager, McGrath
 Continued on Page Two)
The Nome nugget., 1952-04-04
Air Force Continuing To Check All Flying Saucer" Reports

WASHINGTON, (R-The Air Force says it is continuing to check all flying saucer" reports and welcomes them. But checking is done now through normal staff channels" rather than as a special project.
 'In most cases," an Air Force spokesman said, "the findings have proved to be weather bal looms and natural phenomena.
 "There remains, however, number of reported sightings that cannot be thus explained, and as long as this is true, the Air Force will continue to study the prob lem."
 All reports are turned over to the air technical intelligence cen ter at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
 The statement was in answer to queries concerning a Life maga- zine report that the Air Force is taking new, serious interest in flying saucers."
The Nome nugget., 1952-04-04
By ED CREAGH

WASHINGTON, (P)-The Tru- man administrations we can cleanup the government our selves program-as organized two months ago-has blown sky high.
 And federal judge from Phila- delphia, friendly, 56 year = old James P. McGranery, was called in Friday to serve as the nations attorney general and try to pick up the pieces of the anti-corrup- ton drive.
 McGranery - if confirmed by the Senate, and it looks as if he will be-must come to Washing ton in the slippery aftermath of the biggest governmental explo- sion to rock the capital since President Truman's middle of the night dismissal of Gen. MacAr- thur
 The known casualties:
 J. Howard McGrath, attorney