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MOVING
HOUSES FURNISHED

NV. ~ sJ9sc D9,c.-Hopses II% S available: .sIso
PARTLY FURN. 6-RM. HOUSE, near
Bureau Of Standards. $165. NUN
SEY Sa 9as0s TRUsT CO.. Real Estate Dept.
EiGHTo TyRSi oRM. SUBURBAN HOME: cor conv.
location Call the MUNSEY TRUST
CO.. Real Estate Dept. MA. $3.50.
FALLS CHURCH-Lge. corner lot:
S-bedrm. rambler; gas rad. heat.
dishwasher, disposal. new furniture.
Avail. Sept. 9. S160. CHI. 663S.
1908 9th ST. N.w.-six-rm. row
mo. GEORGE I. BORGER, INC.
843 Indiana ave. NV. MA. o35o.
NEW VA: STUDIO HOUSE. semidet.,
ment: z full baths, separate 5-ft.
maintained; partially furn: viii
furnish for desirable tenant; $3.50.
innnSlndins nna all utilities; adults. ov.
BUNGALOW. large fenced yard;
nearby Prince Geo. Co.; avail. after
October list; adults; $106, IA.
s99BsEEIDRM. BED HOUSE for rem. or s share
ssth sss my, aC0 TS fesns aosS !asn. Cali after 8;
chevy CHAsE-Beaut. home; Q rms.
baths. recreation room: auto.
DUaNTNoSFoS paSasT SS5S WI MRs ssas cdXDE 6R EEasSS
CHARMING old virginia country
place for rent, furnished. for one
year after. October 10; four bed
rooms. maids room, four and one
half modern. bath rooms; nearly
hour house aS5ss S Ssbscss Sa ss epse sn
plete privacy; oil heat; open fire.
places, electric stove, Frigidaire,
deep freeze. Children with respons-
ible parents pref; $3.50 a month.
Please can Falls Church 0241 for
GESbRGETowN aDbfsGGImspsi AREA-Beautif1lly
furn., 3-bedrm. home. lge. liv. and
din. rms. excel. kitchen with brk-
fast space, nice recr. rm. and garden
ah,' with l9yelg S view Avail immed ssS $50
nHMoN nHSaSesy' s III HERDERsoN.' S1SS SON No lf'
SILVER SPRTNG-AttractiyeiS furn.
3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick home; at
tached garage; auto. washer; piano
and Tv; mr.. schools and transp.:
syail, Sept. o; S2"5 per mo. call
BETHESDx-Lse. cor. lot. assuring
Seot. June. WI 569S. --10
UNTIL DEC. 81, Chevy Chase: D. c.:
m oessSs s5os or NA 0ashs sfso Sas H1t. dfs. ms
$40 ssrd ST. N.w.-s bedrms., ia
baths, plus maids rm. and bath;
gar; exceptionally well furn., incl.
Pian9; Po%oS SSsS SE per sas9 ,sS' on lease + L.
SLEEPY HOLLOW, vA.-Magniflcent
home for formal entertaining, huge
rooms, 31a baths, 3. firepls.. rec. rm..
highly restricted neighborhood; $3.50
mo: AsK-Usa REALTY CO.. OIL.
cHEvY CHASE, sI4o Nebr; ave:
newly decorateddi pedrmsi, @ Str pst1hs: Sath::
ssT;; s ySsas; W Wsis$;4s $;;4!isJis;;,yRSi H9;; II. s$45;
cnAnMiNTh rambier Three bedrms.. q baths.
very large ily. Im.; wooded ,ot: 4H
end Of Sept. for 8 mos. or year:
BIa9r s s7pfSR%; Ssl t. now, e.. in 5;|;sa sEss,.
cox b CO., UN. 1928.
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1919 .sns y y SIS ST: &s.E:12-bedrm: apt;
available Immediately. d
Walter Reed Hospital; beautiful - +
GiedToS% incI1Ssa apt; S9a;5o oad mo-. utilities
utilities; Couple only TR. 4iss. Va
3 BEDRMS., dining rm., kitchen,
bath and breakfast nook; near
streetcar, school and shopping; heat
furnished; $125 mo. 1901 Georgia
ave. NV. End floor.
LOVELY 4 BEDRMs., 8 baths, maids
rm; and bath; in Washington's most
Year lease i0cstoSp $4oS mo. sso This Eafaps apt
may also be had completely furn
Box 453.J. Star. -
fitsseS :etPsa ssaR ss yns
a5s a5s4 canifosNnS 1ath Ss nS ST !u NME St22 sSs
8x12), bath. 9h-ft: cell: block
west Conn. ave-; $S5. -
FREE RENT. Liv. rm.. 2 bedrms., kit.
and bath, in exchange care Of 2 chill
dren and Ink. SH. 4311. after 8.
MODERN BsMT. APT. 2. rms, kit.
asnstte asnd an and bath; Apply tanitor'
TAKOMA PARK. MD. - Employed
couple only; modern 8 rooms. bath;
$50; no children or pets. SH. 1910.
10
GEORGETOWN-Pvt. entr.; suit. for
lge. family. 1924 36th st. NV. Cali
,SonH 3 An; to z Pm; MI. 9444. %
Sc. Liv.. rm.. bedrm., dinette, kit,
M. tale FaomEk Sats Al TMEsfER1,v1Sm SshIis.fs:
bedrm.. kit. dinette and tile bath;
!0-yr.-ol brick bldg; French win
dows; $63.60 per mo. Apt. 3, S31O
Flower ave-, Takoma Park. Md.
COMPLETE 2nd FL.-Kit., plus
rms: and pvt. bath. GE. 1871. Ill
bath. pvt. entr.; to refined young
couple or gentleman. 81. 727S.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital beds. ETC..
rental and sales: new and used.
HOSPITAL AMBULANCE OXYGEN
4 EQUIP. CO.. INC, 1923 L st. NV.
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 F ST..
NV. MA. 1904.
CHAIN SAWS. 18:in;. cleo. $40 per
day; 24;in. gas. $l2 per day: Rates
EQUIP. Co. SH. R8R1.
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HUNTING
TOWERS

Mt Vernon Blvd. and Potomac
River In Alexandria. Va.
The Capital Areas Only
Waterfront Apartments
Still Available, Few Choice
STUDIO EFFICIENcIEs
ONE sEpaM. .Lfv. ila RIM. APIS.
ALL UTILITIES
INCLUDED IN RENT
Garages Elevators
Sun Deck Exclusive Shops
Restaurants
superb River View and Yacht Basin
TEL. XII. 8-8484
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
,reas; Ia. 2937; ewes. GE. 14l6. -
Short notice calls. Hrly. or fiat rates.
HILLS TRANSFER Co. AT. S342.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Phone NO. oio4, uNioN UNION sToRAGE HofxioEi
CO: INC. Established 1gO6)
MOVING AND HAULNG-Day or
night. Reasonable rates. NO. $3.50
FERMAN's TRANSFER CO.. INC
specialized, complete moving and
storage service; courtesy to Govt
and military personnel. Phone ME.
QUICK MOVING
All household furnishings or pieces.
24-hour. service. ST. 1717. 9s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APART.
MENT, convenient transportation.
C6LoaEDEisaiSS CLIFTON ST. NJ NV.
Mod. apt. bldg. for select clientele.
One rm.. kit, din. and bath. 500. so
per mo. Also liy.. rm,, bedrm., kit.
and bath, $SO.5O per mo. Adults
only. Inspect. up to $3.50 pm:
cSHSkE6MHlsSs cSSHSkEE46HH SGii fL6RiDA SEi XVI. NV.
2 bachelor apis. in mod. apt. bldg.
cohoREp&a fHEn Gs! BEpRMs4.o RS 4os7. fy. rm din.
rm. and kit; new bldgs:, SSb per
c6LoRR6iy 81 E iy. 8 ST RANS61pH SSSs; ST. ma1 ne.p
l4th. good borhood-Modern
and rm. and bath apts.; avail.
TO adults only with satisfactory refs;
nt1is; incl; $65 TO SS5. PLANT 81
CO. OS37.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

SILVER sPRING-pet. brick; S rms.
q bedrms.), full bsmt.; Oct. or
sooner; S125; OIL; 0070; IS
bedrms., Q baths. huge iy.-din. Tm..
breezeway, garage, dishwasher. dis
posal. $3.50. MRS. CLYDE c.
HUNTINGTON. WI. 2635. OR. 1888.
NEAR EASTERN STAR HOME-Two-
bedrm. house: play rm. In bsmt.:
fenced yard; rent. S110. JU. S-171s.
FALLS CHURCH. only s135 mo. rents
rambler: garbage disposal; conv. To-
cation; corner lot. Call OW. $500.
sIX-RM. det. brick home. sc. Wash.
$135 mo. II, $4,000. -5
mo. Avail. immed. p. z. MALCOLM.
1927 TN RI. N.E.-MICHIGAN PIX.
6emidet. brick, 8 rms. and bath;
auto. heat: new-house eond.; Sl2H
mo. JOSEPH 3. BRUNO, INC. e03
n st. NV. ST. 1920. 10
SILVER SPRING, 1O701 Inwood ave.
20 bedrms., brick. bsmt.; yard; nr. !
school; S12O. 81. 1852 after 8.
sfS0uHinunA cn MaVf paaal y
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ROOMS WANTED

QUIET GENTLEMAN; large, airy
room; private bath. State rental, To-
cation. telephone number. BOX 284-E,
Star. 6s
ONE LARGE ROOM, on ground floor,
with bath; must have shower; D. C.
or Va. Box 299-E. Star. -
WORKING MOTHER desires room,
cooking privileges and day care for
baby. Elk. 1924. Ext. 432, 8 to 6. :
MAN, settled, desires room in apt.
building; $28 mo-: NV. walking dis
tance to theaters: permanent. Box
259-E. Star.
RETIRED LADY wants comfortable
rm., cooking arrangement: $40 mo.
limit: refs. Box 1871, Star.
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Antiques Wanted

dining rooms. contents of
home; cash. we do moving: storage.
IA @sS7' after z D'm,' oE' 1915 !!
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1858 Pa. ave. NV.
DSfAMSSDs IA SSss JEwELRx of any aescrip-
ton; gold and silver; cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. 6l4 18th st. NV.
FURNlTURE-Will buy entire con-
bric-a-brac, Buying and selling for
65 years. HoPWooDs. sth and K
FURNiTURE FUN contents. odd
pieces; wash. mach. stoves. refgr..
bric-a-brac. etc: s. E., FURN. EX-
CHANGE. 210 7th st. s.e., AT. 05S5.
FURNITURE-single pieces and COM
plete HOUSEHOLDS, etc; AD. SS79;
ewes. and Sundays. AT. 251S.
FURNITURE WANTED ANY AMOUNT
FURNITURE; ALSO NEED REFRI0-
ERATOR. GAS RANGE AND GOOD
PIANO: PLEASE CALL TODAY. MIR.
GRAnY MA ORTQ
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REFRIGERATORS

Late models. S25 UP. Easy terms.
City's largest selection OF used and
ALLISoNS, 22O9 I4th st. NV. s.
cabinets; priced low; must 60 by Sat.
RUG, Persian (finest Kerman), light
colors, s #. 3 in. by IL #. 3 in.
AD. 685S. to s, afternoons. %
design Pea5sed Reavs cess pssf1an woven oIsns fer
good wearing. 9x12. S49-50; sx11,
$3.50: other sizes proper. priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1928 G ST.. NV.
RUGS aGs T.. Z American ne orientals oy1S, With
reasonable. RA RA. 1881: ~ -
RUGS. Karastan; one 9xl2. one 41ax6,
one Pbons sx4i Il eEfel. S4sl cond' Reasonable
s9sSSa' 5Sa. Ike new; reasonable: S'S IL:
SHOES. cancellations, hundreds of
STYLES. men. women, children; outfit
your family in amous-brand shoes.
moiselle. Jarman, Florsheim, Roblee.
59s SAte for more. as fIi1si GIEBERMAN "Ei INc
14Q4 Monroe NV. off 14th. MI.
6344. Open 10 to 3 pm. Air cond.
SEWING MACHINES, portable rotary,
S22, 500: new models, $3.50, with
levers. motor kits S7.96 each. EX.
SEWING MACHINE. portable; super
ments; Thor ironer; stereotype, all
sEwiNs ffsel %ac1NE' SHRS e. SINGER s2aS electric
console IKE new; mahog.; S15o. Call
sEW1SSG3 &c MACHINE. new, Banner
rifice. Call UN. 3545. -5
SEWING MACHINES, new. floor SAM
pies consoles, desks and fsathsT her
1915 Penna. ave. NV. MA. los"
SEWING MACHINES-Thursday.
day. Saturday only. Singer por
electric. $35: Singer electric COZ
Sst. peEtabIes reduced. asi$ --s
sHoTGUN-Remington Sportsman.
l6-ga4ge. 3-shot. super poly choke;
huntsS foT sSd with rh Piss 9nss; cost $40; sell
SOFA. mohair. and chair to match.
sell yyery. cheap. Call Sat. or Sun.
St5. oSsasY as5ss stss .s. r:s1;ssssss szsssss
condition. Cali IA. 2-O614.. %
SOFA, new. 3-piece, sectional, cherry
red; leaving town; must sacrifice at
best offer. OR. 1746 after $50.
SOFA. chair and hassock, 4 dinetts
in good condition. TIA 4O37. -
SOFA custom designed French
Provincial, carved mahog. frame,
dark green mohair; half price: al
SOFA, eft. mahog. Chippendale,
covered green leaf and rose -fiowered
tapStery, ivory background: excel.
cond.: S11O. UN. 1899. -
SOFA AND CHAIR. upholstered in
green; reasonable. WO. ] lS65. --5
SOFA BED, blue brocatelle recently
re-upholstered. 1909 Porter st. NV.
from 10 am. to 3. -
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Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded .sewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
80 YEARS AT e35 r ST. NV.
HEATERS AND RANGES
ACME STOVE CO.. Ma. 1862
POINTER. FIR. 441S. weekdays s to
81 -
PIANO, cash for apt. upright, must
be reasonable. must be in good cond.
PiANO~Will pay cash for small or
medium upright. any make. TO.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

r1.ss Sons sAPRaEs: BE,dss: sss ssss ss 49,
Western pony saddles. ss2.5o:
ssi as MI 10f o4sa. aSSS Psr6 sToMsoeKs: Hs e1Eis
e$ S'S Tof-euzLFriY y q RiTi Bred Hereford
mated; 40 hereford d'es Steers. aa Weisht Nsid1
zoo Pounds: E. E. GARNSEY. Reva.
ATTENTION, DAIRYMEN-I have 6
fine heifers for sale, 2 Holsteins,
Aryshires. 2 Guernseys;. 4 have
WfsaRG 4thsf NALoW S frsshsn soHe
Phone Evergreen 4-214s. - o.
RIDING HORSE, bay geldins; gentle,
peri; peri; stable manners; owner college
ONE EXCELLENT GRADE HOLSTEIN
OTTER. crescent @ 1e5oW-5e w cav; ewes. fea''
HORSE, chestnut. thoroughbred, will
make wonderful jumper; II hands
high high; gentle, good disp. Call PooIes-
BEAGLE ie: E'' HOUND HSGsi pupsLweli-bred,
excel. hunting strain; females. SIS:
males males. $50. Cali Poolesville, Nd.
HORsEs-Heavy team of matched
black horses in perfect cond.; out
standing in looks and conformation;
buy for anyone needing good
HoRsE-.'Hells Highway" hook him
or ride him; look in book for past
records; records; best offer; can see Sat.
1921. Briggs Chaney rd.. coiesvilie.
Md. r. A. BERGMAN, SIR. -
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
PIGEONS. exhibition kings; all colors:
70 Lone Oak drive, Bethesda. WI.
4l9o. -
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sosEEh s6s 4 st. = NV. HWEoET: 81. $3.50 sso
1471 IRVING ST. N.W.-CIose to
transp. and shopping district; 2
rms, kit. bath, enel, porch; nicely
Excel, location; entire end fioor;
large nv. rm.. 2 bedrms., kit. bath
and porch; accommodates 4 ladies
with satisfactory refs. utils. incl.
$I14.75. PLANT 81 GORDON. INC =,
1874 Park I'd. NV. co. OS37. -
221 CLAIMING ST. N.E.-2nd A.,
4 rms, kit. bath. pantry, furn; $100.
144S 2 ST; S.E.-2nd d.. 2 rms. kit,
661 MORRIS PI.. N.E.-Apt. 8, 2
rms. kit. and bath adults only) |;
S6S.90.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER co.
617 Pa. Ave. Sc, FIR. 1858
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1919 N ST. N.W.-Bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit. and bath; nicely furn.; S7025.
Also / room, kit. and bath. See
resident manager.
HARRY A. OLIKER co.
1871 Vermont Ave. NV, Ma. 221O
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
TET LEWISTON

day: small deposit; fun guarantee.
DOWUS TV. 44lS Conn. ave-. Or.
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AIR-CONDTTIONED
8 BEDROOMS

Liv. rm.. din. rm., kit,
New luxurious apt. building
with elev. and sect. SWITCH
board, master TV antenna and
roof garden. Please call Res.
Mgr. WO. 1899.
Evening star., 1952-09-05

EVERGREEN SALE
All kinds, also azaleas; special spread
Ing yews. 1924 in. 4.95: please
compare anywhere. ASHTON NURS-
ERY, at 6510 Ga. ave. NV. only,
Open ewes. till 8: Sundays till g.
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WASHERS, IRONERS
DRYERS, RANGES, TV
Refrigerators, Freezers
CLEARANCE SALE
SAVE UP TO 400
CASH OR TERMS
OPEN WEEKDAYS, 8 TIL 8
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co,
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-sQ3s
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

QUALITY COAL. coke. charcoal, fire.
ing; wholesale and retail. Cook
SUPPLY CO.. AT. 5919; ewes. DE.
GIVE AWAY-Tree wood, 9O% cut
down. Evergreen 4-3421, Briggs
CLANCY I'd: Colesville, Md. r. A.
LUMBER, TEAKWOOD, TEAK
planed ON both sides; SOC It. OR.
3231. -
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FARM AND GARDEN

PUPPIES
1sa, s, Axe reg. vhelped July 2. Cal
Evening star., 1952-09-05

WE HAVE APTs: AND HOUSES
FURN. OR UNFURN. AND SUB
LET'S; I;II WASH; VA, WHITE ONLY.
A-ONE RENTALS AND REALTY CO.
524 BOND BLDG. MA. O0O7.
18th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
215 RUPLEY BLDG, XII. S-13l3
SIS KING ST. ALEX. MON. SAT.
2424 14th ST. N,W.-2 rms. kit and
bath; utils.; S75.
sos B ST. S.E.-L.h.k. rm; utils.; SS5.
500 B ST. Me- rms, kit, bath
utils; $Sl 40. -
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1925 18th ST. N.W.-Eficiency apt,
$50 mo. See resident manager.
1920 10th st. n.w.-1 rm., Kit. and
bath; S73.20. See resident mana
ger. WASHINGTON HOUSING
CORP, 931 H st. NV. Ma. 481S.
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OLYMPIA APIS.
1868 Euclid st. N.W.--Immediate
occupancy. Call st. 1881 for details.
Ii
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4903 9th ST. N.W.-Six-rm, row
brick. One bath, 2 rear porches,
oil heal. garage avail. now; Sl30
mo. GEORGE I. BORGER, INC,
643 Indiana ave. NV, MA, O350.
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NEW VA: STUDIO HOUSE. semidet.,
adaptable rms. unusual arrange
ment: z full baths, separate 5-ft.
furnish for desirable tenant; S15O,
including all utilities: adults. OV.
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial SWITCH
board, utilities. three elevators,
carpeted corridors, delivery service,
two large parking areas; storage
Resident manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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TV-Rec0nditioned

.I2h-inch Consoles. -S24.5O Down
consoles, many with new pict. tubes,
the finest recond sets in Wash.
BLAIR TV, 1922 Wis. ave. Open
EVENINGS Till O
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1912 PARK RID. N.W.-Large bedrm.
and kit; good furniture; utils. furn.;
for or empl. only. $3.50 mo.
Also bsnt: apt. bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit. pvt. bath; nice furniture; utils.
furn.; nice for 2 or 3 empl. $50 no..
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tCOntinued on Next Psss.)
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1870 H ST. N,E.-Seven rooms and
HARRY A. OLIKER co.
1871 Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. 2210
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-10
Carpenters On Strike; Local Projects Affected

Carpenters and all other busi- ness agents and secretaries of the Alaskan Carpenters locals affiliate with the Alaska Council of Carpenters.
 A spokesman for the union in Anchorage said they are not worried over the threat of legal action as they are en- tirely within the law. Earlier, both parties had signed an agreemnt to sub- init the matter to the Wage Stabilization Board for a de- cision on the wages.
 ''The boys decided not to wait for the WSB because this thing has been prolonged since last November" Peter Kappelle, business agent for an Anchorage local and a member of the negotiating committee, said.
 The agreement. signed on behalf of the carpenters by their attorney, James E. Swan, would have forestalled any work stoppage while the issue was before the board.
 Locally, the strike will have far reaching effects unless an immediate agreement be- tween the two parties is reached. Construction of Jay Wolf's new cleaners building and the proposed housing pro- ject in the east addition are among some of the planned ventures.
 Laborers and cement work CTS continued to work on Krafts building this week and a cat and shovel excuvated for the foundation of Wolf's building.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-10
Armed Forces Day Parade Planned

The town will participate with members of the military in a parade and observance of Armed Forces Day on May IF. Captain R. c. Brixner, com- handing officer of Kodiak Naval Station, has named Mrs. V. G. Ellis as co-ordina- tor between the base and town for preparing the plans.
 Mrs. Ellis presented sugges- tions by Captain Brixner to the Chamber of Commerce Thursday for approval regard ing the parade and obser- vance.
 The c of c suggested the parade form on the grounds at the American Legion Build ing (former community cen- ter) and that the parade be- gin at 9:3O am. A reviewing stand will be set up under the marquee at the Bank of Ko- diak for ranking officers on the Naval Station and for prominent people in the vari- ous clubs and organizations in town.
 Marching units composed of Sailors and Marines and the Navy band will be in the parade. Representatives of all social and civic organizations in town will be asked to par ticipate.
 The parade will march along the main streets of town and end in front of Kraft's store.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-10
Coast Guard Cowboy Shoots Up Town; Arrested, Jailed On Two Violations

A young Coast Guardsman shot up the town Thursday night with a newly pur- chased .38 police special and wound up in the clink for his brief and dangerous celebra- ton.
 Donald w. Klamrowski, 21. of the USCG Sweetbriar pur- chased the revolver early in the evening and then pro- ceeded to take on a cargo of liquid refreshment.
 He started in the direction of the city dock shortly after 10 pm and began trying out his new gun. Five reports hit the U. s. Deputy Marshal's office in a matter ot minutes.
 The City Police Depart ment, U. s. Deputy Clarence Dizney and members of the Shore Patrol went to quell the disturbance. Klamrowski ran up to the water tank above the city dock. When the police car approached two bullets
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-10

The territory-wide carpent- CTS strike has idled approxi- mately 75 carpenters in Ko- diak and on construction jobs at Kodiak Naval Station.
 An estimated $500 carpen- ters went on strike Monday after a series of unsuccessful wage negotiations between the American Federation of Labor Carpenters and Associ- ated General Contractors.
 Tuesday, the AGC filed a $5, 900, 900 lawsuit against the international carpenters union charging violation of contract.
 Among local projects affect ed by the strike are Kraft's new building at the corner of Brooklyn ave. and Alaska Way. the housing project in the area behind the Baptist Church, Navy projects at Ko- diak Naval Station and other smaller jobs.
 Anchorage and Fairbanks were hardest hit by the strike. Around 2,OO0 carpenters were idle in Anchorage and 1000 in Fairbanks.
 Carpenters are asking for a Al cent an hour wage in- crease, bringing the hourly wage to $3.56, while the con- tractors offer a 25 cent in- crease for a total of $3.39.
 In addition to the $5, GOO, 900 suit the ACC is asking special and continuing damages of $123, 800 for each day the strike continues. The ACC has directed the suit against the Carpenters International, all Alaskan carpenters locals af- filiated with the Council of
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-10
Catholic Bishop Visits Parish

The Most Reverend Dermot O'Flanagan, Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Juneau will be in the City of Kodiak for an official confirmation visit this weekend.
 A class of approximately 35 adults and children will be confirmed tomorrow at St. Mary's Catholic Church at 3 pm, Father Louis B. Fink, s. J.. said yesterday.
 The Bishop will conduct similar services at the Star of the Sea Chapel at Kodiak Naval Station for a class at 8 pm tomorrow. A dinner in his honor was held last night at the Montmartre Inn and was given by members of the local parish.
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Seniors Get Diplomas; Admiral Cruise Speaker

There are two hopes for the future of the world, the United Nations and young high school graduates, Rear Adm. Edgar A. Cruise told graduating Kodiak High School seniors Thursday even ing.
 ''If the United Nations, the last institution for world CO., operation fails, our way of fife will be lost forever, the lhead of the 17th naval district said.
 Each nation must "give a ittle", Adm. Cruise urged, and added tn at on the level of high school graduates in all countries such giving can begin.
 ''You and your classmates around the world must learn to understand each other" he told the class.
 Graduation exercises were held in the Elks Hall. Music was furnished by the school orchestra, a girls chorus, and Barbara Moffitt, accordionist. George Wick gave the invoca- ton and benediction.
 Prizes were awarded as follows to members of the graduating class: two year scholarship to the University ef Alaska. Margo Archibald, valedictorian; special award for work on Island Star, AL fred Anderson, IT,. special award for work on Channel Light, Phyllis Sullivan; awards in inter-Alaska. com- mercial class contest, Roberta McNeill, second place in book keeping; Ruby Larsen, first place in typing 2.
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landed close by.
 Lights from a Coast Guard vessel were turned on the area where the inebriated gunman was hiding and the officers went up and disarmed him.
 Klamrowski has been charged with diseharging a firearm within a city and with possession of a firearm while intoxicated.
 He was held in the Federal Jail overnight and then re- leased to his commanding officer. The date for his trial has not been set.
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PNA Cancels
 Sunday Flight

Pacific Northern Airlines cancelled their regular An ehorage flight tomorrow because of the curtailment in use of petroleum products, Ray Martin, local PIMA agent, said yesterday.
 It. Gen. w. E. Kepner, commander in chief, Alaska, stated that the nationwide strike in the petroleum in- dustry had dicated rigid re- striction in the consumption of fuel throughout the A. askan Military Command.
 Alfred M. Moers, 20 year old sailor at Kodiak Naval Station, was fined $225 for it. legally shooting a dee- near Cliff Point two weeks ago. The fine was levied by U. S. Commissioner A. M. Vokacek.
 He also surrendered the .22 caliber Marlin rifle used to kill the yearling deer.
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MartZ Nominated Thursday

J, G. Martz has been se- lected to become president of the Chamber of Commerce for the 1952-53 year.
 The c of c nominating con- mittee submitted a list of per- sons for office for the coming year. The election will be held during the next regular meet ing.
 For First Vice President: Jack Hinckel and Paul Dup Ter; Second V. P.: Oscar Han son and Bob Acheson; Board of Directors: Mrs. Glen Banks, Merrill Coon, Clarence Dizney and Ben Kraft.
 The nominating committee proposed that the office of secretary-treasurer be made into seperate offices. William Smith was suggested as treasurer and Mrs. J. G. Martz as secretary.
 A change in the By Laws regarding the salary of the secretary and treasurer will be voted upon at the next meeting.