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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

OSeQ DdLHTOOm ouCHtS, SoU. taDIe-
top gas stoves eink sag used 4Ii
SHAPIRO PLUMB1NG. o. soo6 Ga.
ave. NV, TU. 2-lYO0. -29
POCKET and nlllaro tables. supplies
poker tables and game equipment
Table tennis tables and accessories.
s6FsLy e Co $40 9th st ' NV 81
POWER TooLs-At reduced prices.
planer. $s4 rs; s" table saw. sS24'75;
drill press. $29.75. and many more;
limited number: ELECTRIC EQUIP
A M5N4 1856 49, s47S Sherman ave. q"
PRESS-Chandler g. Price job, 1oxl5
bed, type furniture and accessories
included. $500 Call Mon. after &
pm: LU. 2-9007. 80
PRINTING machinery: we nave larg-
est stock Of printing, bindery, offset
and composing rm: equip: IN wash;
To 5aR' cfiR THs'H Go e'f iii :s-4sSs
PROTECTOR. keystone. model LIS
S7mm;, 509-watt. sos or best offer
p tS So 81 SO up. shallow-well sys-
matte control. 5000. Large selec-
EG GR * PEST Eeu1pM haTf c eSe S Sfn
ihsE%an ave. nv nv AD 'o S-i $50
g: 1858 suMMps St. ' DW S Hf5ces S-7sos N
RADIATORS-Hot water, steam. gas.
new and used; guar. BLOCKS. INC,
3056 M st. NV. NO. 1-1S03.
RADIOS-Table models; 2 Emersons.
AMIN; / short-wave Tropical. CT
new battery, short wave. orig. cost
$40; very reas. HUI. 3-977o. JU
RADioOPHoNo. Table and foo,
models, S14.95 and up; excellent foi
parties. AAA ELECTRICAL SALES
RADIOS ~ ali t. types. table models; Il
models. CONDOS. shortwave, 81 50
up Also console cabinets to build
your own. Open Sun. 8 til ] pm
for your cow. A. A. A. ELECTRICAL
SALES, 1915 18th st. NV. AID,
RECORDERS. tape, webcor. s135;
Pentron. Sl25; Eicor. 500; Others;
demonstrators; new tape, 400 off.
AUDIO LABS, 1919 Conn. ave. NV.
RECORDERS-Webc = speed, DEM
onstrators. . hrs. recording. .S142.50;
Eicor. $50; Webster dictation unit,
SS5 rental 81 IS s VIZ credited toward
REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire, S35; gas
REFRIGERATORS; used; rent or buy
SIS per mo full guarantee. DOWD'S.
EN-. -2-7300. AIS Conn. ave. NV
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8 GU. IT.;
after 3 sun. AID. 2-2659.
REFRIGERATOR-GE, 10 IT.; Detroit
Jewel gas range; both perfect cond.;
$3.50 UN. $4,000.
REFRIGERATOR - Brand-new GE,
81 Gu. IT,; 1897; retail, $467. EN-.
3-02S7. go
ment from $40 up. Some with
l-year guarantee. Time payments.
EREDERICKS 34Oh I4th ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FUR COAT, marmot. size 16, cost
$3.50. sell $50. ia. 9-7993.
FUR CAPE, Norwegian blue fox,
fashions favorite fur; new cond. ;
cost $3.50. sell $3.50. RIA. 1888.
FUR COAT: black Persian lamb; tight
FUR COAT. beaut. black Persian
lamb. broadtail. size 1916 long,
S15O; peri. cond. ME. S-564O. IS
FUR JACKET, silver fox. S?5; child's
fur coat and hat. SIS. ia. 9-2477.
FURS-MINKS-FURS
Natural mink coats. capes. jackets.
and stoles, slightly used. at low
prices. II you dreamed of mink and
have muskrat money see us.
BASkIN FURS. COR. Sth and g NV.
FURNISHINGS of beautiful 3h-rm.
apt. including Bendix, TWIN radio
phono.; also electric sew. mach.
$500; original cost over $1,000.
TIE. 6-1730.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Young single lady. age 33 years, neat
appearance, pleasing personality
Eressional secretary, desires to re-
turn to pvt. industry where ability,
initiative and excel. services will be
recognized. Complete knowledge OF
Govt. contracts. Present salary In
excess of $4,000 annually. Box
293-V Star. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
ANTIQUES
AND DECORATORS ITEMS


AT OUR NEW STORE
Satin rose bowl, SIS; Victorian end-of-
day rose bowl. So; Bristol vase. SIS:
Purple Stag goblet, $3.50: Vaseline
Venet3aD SUGAR ft bowl tb So
ton sale), S25; cut-glass pitcher, So;
Bisque and Staffordshire, 81 up;
pressed glass, 25c. UP; milk glass.
50c up; picture frames, CSC up:
s pr s Ii tTiysIS ST. flat .I ifSns
dresser and wash stand. both for
SIS; marble-top wash stand. SIS;
Windsor rockers. $40; others. So. so:
plank-bottom chairs, $3.50; Vic
torian walnut chairs 81 UP: Pie
safe, S.: love seats. $3.50; marble
top coffee table, S35; marble top
table, $40; cobbler's bench. $40.
Open Sunday ewes It'll z. BELL
KINDS. 412 East Capitol st. Ii. A.
Neu co1a Sfortin0 Thlipcdav
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SINKS
Stainless steel sinks, cabinets: quality
merchandise; liberal discount.
BLOCKS

DAOSAA ~
1855 NJ ST. NV. NO. 7-7sO3
SKATES. ice. size S--Lady's and
mans figure skates, with shoes. top
s fqsli Eoy s. pr and o. IA 4;4s65 ,.
crepe; SC to 81 80 yd. JE Ho e! pspse
SOFA. Simmons hide-a- bed, rose
G9lor, e6 good condition, sos. Cali
SOFA BED. $40; liv. rm. suite. sis;
k1tchen 1o tsoie' So; comb radio $40.
SOFA BED. Charlton; full size inner
spr. w bedding compartment; excel,
cond; $50. TIE. 6-l13O.
SPANISH LINGUAPHONE converse.
tional course, compl. with books,
RECORDS. carrying case; $40. DE.
STORAGE and supply cabinets. ward
sT T6 1l foU UP ii Ri 7 Cooler
Sd25; Aft, Hill reter; case. $3.50:
s spater and msat dough srnd mixer With
SIS. $40 Marlboro I'd I'd. Sc. a'f Hill:
side: Md: all day Sunday.
STORE FIXTURES. wall cases. glass
floor ao!,es gases; must sacrif. Call RIA.
STORE FIXTURES-six-ft. refriger.
ated display case and coca cola box;
miscellaneous store fixtures; reason.
able. DI. 1896. 20
STORM WINDoWs-cheap; exsla It..
41sx223 it., 4x2l2 it,, 334x3ls it.,
4x2l2 1T. DE. 2-15S4.
STOyE-Radiant gas heater; Singer
sewing machine in perfect condition;
odd lamps. WO. 6-3139.
STOVE, Hotpoint, new. at good price:
excess, to new home. Call OIL.
sTUDIo COUCH. good condition.
comfortable, S25. LII. 1-7167.
sun LAMP, G.. E., SIS; hair mat
tress. $40; metal cot. SIS. Call RA.
6-6717.
TABLE, drop-leaf. mahogany. perfect
condition. Extends to seat 10. EN-.
TABLE, mahog. library; walnut
vanity, full length mirror; Rolls
razor. S5 wardrobe trunk. WO.
TAPE RECORDER. 1852 Webster
Chicago; practically new: originally
Sl97.50, only Sl25. incl extra
tapes. $50 Jefferson st. ne. tn.
2-O530. rs
TARPAULINS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 201e to SOC ON NEW SAMPLE
GL l 9s 2II LOOK AT THESE
Custom built studio couch in lovely
fabrics. was $3.50, now $3.50
genuine mahog. kneehole desk with
fine fooled leather top, was $119.50,
now S74.50; Fisher duo lounge with
fine innerspring mattress. was
$269.50, now S149.50: solid maple
sofa-bed and two matching club
chairs, were S1S9.50, now $122.95;
very comfortable mahog. platform
rocker. was $3.50. now $50. 80;
many more bargains too numerous
to mention. Open Thursday till
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash
LUMBER-A very lge. amount. VIII
sacrifice for S125. JU. 9-92S4.
LUMBER BARN FRAMING, poplar
and oak. Phone Ii. $4,000. -2S
LUMBER-A1rican mahogany; beau.
tiful grains; makes lovely paneling
33l Emerson st, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
ANTIQUES-SPECIAL

ANTIQUES-SPECIAL
Bethesda Chevy Chase, Washing
toms large antique dealer" offers
you beautifully refinished antique
furniture 900 to 400 less than
new furniture Of equal quality.
More than 800 pieces to choose
from. Primitive Pa. Dutch and
pie. walnut and tulipwood. Cup
boards, tables, sets Of chairs, dry
sinks. water benches, pie cupboards,
commodes and wash stands; poster
beds. twin and full size; chests,
rockers. blanket chests, coffee ia
chairs. lamps, picture frames; many
other items. Big stock of china.
glass, etc. Sensible prices. Terms
II desired. Free delivery. Free park
ing. Inspection invited. S215 Wis.
ave. OIL. 1922. 10 a.m.-9 pm.
1T nGEn CTINnAVC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

ANTIQUES-EARLY AMERICAN
-FOUR WINDS FARM

ANTIQUES-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
L aeU1e constantly sts ex mqEpE a STOCK out
i :isSt on a scs. e. e. s. Ss8 mi'
AoUARIUMs AND SUPPLIES. We
ad for free portion Of live food, offer
tASu4Ri y 1907 r. l4t %SiT St. NV:
ASTRONOMICAL MIRRORS. alu-
f1ea Tes costnss Lenses n P 3ype
CUMBERLAND OPTICAL CO, s4sS
Ga. ave. Sill. So. Md. JU 7-9411.
AUTOMATIC WASHERS
AND DRYERS
Best deal in town for cash and carry
SHAPIRO PLUMBING co.
30Oo Georgia Ave tn. 2-l9OO.
BABY CRIB AND MATTRESS, very
good condition. $40. Call LII. 2-2273.
BABY CRIB and mattress. bathinette.
carriage, high chair, stroller; very
reasonable. RIA. 3-S977.
BABY SCALE. Detecto, 81; bassinet,
sToie Stroller, S.; high af shair, c So;
both in excellent cond; all for S25.
XII. S-6154.
BASINS. SINKS, BATHTUBS, built
IN; $25 new or used. BLOCKS.
3O56 M st. NV. NO. 7-7sO3.
BASS. 4-string, brand-new, reg. price
$40. reduced to sos. RATHER is
MUSIC STORE. 736 18th st. NV.
80
BED: Hollywood. dble.. on boxsprine
mattress, excel. cond.. SIS. LU.
1-66S5. -28
BED, 4-poster. single, coil spring,
innersprlng mattress, new, COM
plete. S35; metal bed spring and
mattress. S25. ia. 9-5825.
BEDS day beds and 9 felt mat
tresses for twin beds. AID. 4-46I2.
BED: Hollywood. double, with airfoam
mattress; end tables. 2 lamps.
BED. Rollaway. 80 inches. Perfect
condition. Logan 7-7S26.
BED. dble. Hollywood. box spring and
inner spring mattress. Good cond.
500. ia. 1880. -28
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
REUPHOL STEERING

Special Sofa and chair reupholstered.
sh0 s anq IS yas SSs same eata6
nshment. LA FRANCE UPHOISTER-
ING. 260o 18th ct. NV. CO. 6.23S1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
FILE CABINETS

specia' purchase U. 8. Govt, 500
legal-letter one-drawer roller-bearing
steel file cabinet, 81; also 4-drawer
legal and letter 4-drawer wood file,
reconditioned like new. $685. and
priced at savings up to 500;
special Axe card file. oak, 80 cents
per drawer. Free parking and de-
OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
R3N NEW YORK AVE NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

DINING ROOM
p 81 As pOx VIZ BE e9SEANxs 1E v Yo5
SAMPLE CLoSEoUTs. look Al
THESE BARGAINS.
Solid lined. oak extension table and
Leaf and chairs. was $1,000. now
$3.50: finest quality junior blond
S Sas taD Was ss shairS now ching ssao a H
genuine mahogany drop-leaf table.
Duncan Phyfe style, was $3.50.
now S32.95; mahog. or maple ex-
tension dinette table and leaf and
chairs, was S69.50, now $47.5O;
many m e mere bargains too numerous
GREAT i "a RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
The Sample BARGAIN store of Wash.
DOORS. for garage. opening sx7h
j., IT,, good condition; S12. AID. 2-4741.
OOORS. stock vi CUSTOM made uouI )
M ~ figs sRd styles 1 AEkENGT r0
y IA. s,40i4.A LUMBER "
Ws1eriey faSTics al bolts. co yhois
sale cost value $500. sacrifice $500
DFkKEssE Esi' { formals. size IS. SO GOOD
cond.; reas. priced. LO. 5-O58S.
DRUMS (set), l bass. 3 snares,
tomtoms. cases and accessories;
$4,000. Ii. 4-4096. go
OUPLICATORS. all types. hand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO.. 1431 2 Capitol st. Ii 3-OOS2
ENCYCLOPEDIA, World Book, put In
your home NOW through popular
savings bank. For details CO. 5-2514
FAN. ,Mathes. original cost $40. A.
cabinet; safety grill. almost new.
S25. ia. -5-5766.
FANS. kitchen fans. exhaust fans.
attic fans. Washington's largest
stock and lowest prices. Blades,
parts. motors. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO.. 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
SITUATIONS MEN

ADV, publicity and direct mail PRO.
talk 1t over. EN-. 2-09S4.
ACCOUNTANT-OFF MGR, age 35,
with credit exper., desires perm. po-
sition with estab. organization. Ref
erences. Box 1877, Star.
ATTORNEY-Past four years asso-
practice; seeks new association; IA
years D. c. bar. Box 1877, Star.
BKKPRS. facets, friend: enter. bal
ance reconcile, etc. 20 yrs. exper.
Wharton grad. ST hr. NO. 7-56S5.
BKKPR. -TYPIST-Full chge., CHR.
day. 5-day wk.: $50; local refr., self
employed ewes. Box 1877, Star.
BOY, white, wants job in LIQUOR store.
Delivery and stock work; T5c hr.
plus tips; have D. c. drivers license
WA. 1882.
CAFETERIA MGR-STEWARDrFirst-
class operator, result getterl seeks
place full charge. Box 1897. Star.
CHAUFFEUR AND HOUSENIAN, col
ored, desires position: experienced:
excel. ref. age AZ. Box 2l2-T. Star.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES years
experience with Washington's lead
ing speciality shops; thoroughly con-
versant with all modern business
i've figure bracket. Available after
January /. Box 1907, Star. 2S'
COOK, Chinese american. excellent,
or butler: best reference; 3 years
last place. Box 211-T, Star.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., non-drinking;
desires part-time janitor work and
living quarters. Refs. Ii. 4-0642. 29'
RESEARCHER, editor or reporter.
Veteran, just back from Europe, 49,
married, one child: six years col
i Service. Wants ' work Were where knOwledse
Of international affairs essential.
specialty; Y. S. diiplomatie rels-
teas with t ssash bsvs G Ga1 DO
Search. viii consider residence
abroad after six months. TU. 2
per writer a3 y Da6icis 1Dsu
Congress, former executive secre-
taryn to U. S. Senator, clerk of
smaA business confessional COM
mittee; rare chance to get COM com
modest rates: would consider join
frm, law office, Washington con-
sultant. etc. Box 14-V. Star.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs. yard work
e Te xase etc sA SIEPertcN Army fS
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1852.
OPTOMETRIST - Recent graduate,
draft exempt, accurate refractionist.
good lab. man; seeks full or part.
time position. Box 1857, Star. 30
PAPERING-PAINTIN Is yrs. ex-
perience: by day or contract; reas..
expert service. LII. 4-2377.
YOUNG MAN, white, Korean vet.
needs work badly. EXP. stock, ware
house, once: prefer Job with future:
will consider others: no sales: good
refs. ia. 2-SS53.
YOUNG MAN, colored.. college educ,
full or part time: IL yrs. Govt.
exper. 10. 3-0579.
YOUNG MAN, mechanically inclined,
former natural gas appliance ad-
ence, responsible. Desires good Pc
leave message. Box 20O-T, Star.
RECENT GRADUATE who majored in
architectural construction with prac-
tical exper. in house const.; can
type. Box 194-T, Star. 2S'
INTELLIGENT young man, colored,
desires work at once day or n jjGSh1t'
RESPONSIBLE MATURE COUPLE
Living rooms. Care of property. Vic.
Sill Spy, Wheaton. 10. 4-6175.
KOREAN VETERAN, former teacher,
ambitious. best references. will accept
best offer in new field Immediately.
Call ia. 9-7S49 after pm.
VET, 35. white. desires part time
eve. or week end work; PIX and
clerical exp; D. c.. and Va; drivers
license and car. LII. 2-6026.
AWAIT ADT II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

FURNITURE-LEATHER
FOR HOME AND OFFICE
e AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS
New genuine leather sofas. club
chairs, wing chairs. occasional
used furniture. 416 5th st. NV.
Suite 504. Elk. 3-f212.
FURNITURE
Beds. SIS; dressers. SIS; chest. $3.50;
breakfast tables. $3.50 up; odd
chairs, ST.; lamp table. So; easy
chairs, $3.50 up; lamps. 81; pic
lures. 81; highchair, $3.50; child's
desk. $3.50. other bargains. Open
Sundays. ewes. til z. BELL KINDS.
412 East Capitol St.. Ii. 4-96SS.
P.S. See our ad under antiques.
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pT DIT
PLUMBING
SPECIALS

Used bathroom outfits. $50: table,
top gas stoves. $50; used 42-in.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING. 3006 Ga.
ave. NV, tn. 2-l9O0. go
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OFFICE FURNITURE
AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS

New genuine leather sofas. club
chairs. office chairs. desks. rugs:
steel files at prices ordinarily paid
for used furniture. 416 9th st. NV,
suite 6O4 Elk 3-72l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
FURNISHINGS

THE little store around the
corner" Bedrm., din. rm.
and other selected furniture.
Open weekdays It'll z pm,
1929 Wisconsin Ave. NV,
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RESPONSIBLE MATURE COUPLE
Living rooms. Care of property. Vic.
Sill Spy, Wheaton. 10. 4-6175.
KOREAN VETERAN, former teacher,
ambitious, best references. will accept
best offer in new field Immediately
Call ia. 9-7S49 after 6 pm.
VET. 35. white. desires part time
eve or week end work; PIX. and
clerical exp; D. c. and Va. driver S
Ncense and car LII. 2-R02k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

GIRL, colored dependable. intelli-
gent, night work as waitress or
cleaning offices. Ii. 6-4391.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-08
Czech Radio Reports
New Purges Underway

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, (P-
Belgrade radio Monday reported
a major new purge of Commun-
ist leaders underway in Czecho-
slovakia.
A. terse report quoted the Of
fetal Yugoslav news agency Tan
jug as its source but gave no
indication of how the information
was received.
Indications that new purges
were imminent in Czechoslovakia
and other Soviet-satellite nations
have been current since the big
treason trial in Prague when one
time Czech Communist boss Ru-
dolf Slansky and 10 other former
high Reds were hanged last week.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-08
Income Tax Returns
Instructions Simplified

WASHINGTON, up - Forty
two million taxpayers are getting
streamlined booklet designed to
simplify filing 1852 federal re-
turns and save the government
money.
Instructions, tax schedules and
forms which in the past were
folded and stuffed separately into
an envelope now come in a COM
pact booklet which reduces the
man hours of labor in the mail
ing process, the Internal Revenue
Bureau says.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-08
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the

Compiled by the
US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
Continued clear and cold to-
night and Tuesday. Northeasterly
winds 1O-15 mph. Lowest tenn
perature expected tonight 10,
high tomorrow S.
Nome data. last "a hours as of
am. today: Temperatures: high
II, low 9. Max. wind IA mph.
from the WNW. Sunrise at 9:43
am, sunset 2:03 pm.
Temperatures year ago today:
high 8, low ID. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 40 in 1884,
low IA in 1915.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-08
Billfold with $1,5O8
Floats Off In Atlantic

ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ca, up
A Virginia produce trucker who
can't swim, dropped his billfold
containing $1,508 into the Allan
tic Ocean yesterday and was left
with IA cents.
w. E. Conner, At, of Roanoke,
Va, spent the night on the beach
with his fearful wife and 10-year-
old son in the vain hope that the
billfold would wash back up on
the beach. 1t dropped from his
shirt pocket into the ocean and
Conner watched it float away
while his son raced for a life
guard.
One swimmer got within 20
feet Of the billfold before cramps
forced him to return to shore. A
Coast Guard boat sped to the
scene, but the billfold had dis
appeared.
Conner, who hopefully gave his
address at Rt. i, Box 326-B, Roa-
noke, said the finder could take
out whatever he chose as a re-
ward.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-08
SIS Baranof Gets
Clearance to Sail
From Seattle Dec. 4

SEATTLE, up Clearance for
the passenger ship Baranof to sail
from Seattle's strike-closed port
for Alaska Dec. IL was announced
Friday.
The Alaska Steamship Co. said
it will sail for Ketchikan, Wran-
CELL, Petersburg, Juneau and Sew
ard.
Make Weisbarth, spokesman for
the ALL maritime trades depart
ment, said the union leaders con-
sented to a clearance of ga ship
with no strings attached"
He said, however, the foremen
are to be hired through the AFL
International Longshoremen's AS
ISOLATION hall.
THAT" he declared, "is accord
ing to the existing agreement and
past practice"
The Seattle ports commercial
shipping has been tied up by AFL
picketing over the hiring Of fore
men. Most of the foremen with
drew recently from the AFL union
and set up their own independent
organization.
Weisbarth said the union clear
ance was granted on the basis of
three appeals: from the Juneau
Chamber of Commerce; from Al
Shyman, chairman Of the Alaska
department of the Seattle Cham
Der of Commerce; and from Burke
Riley, secretary of Alaska and
acting governor.
He said Riley wired, in re-
Spouse to an AFL assurance of
emergency shipping clearance,
''The need is acute and growing"
'Our promise to the people of
Alaska was that we would re-
lease ships for. Alaska as emer-
gency need for them arose." Weis-
barth asserted, $50 we have to
live up to that promise"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-08
New Mexico COnvicts
Hold Guards AS Hostages
For Safe GETAWAY

SANTA FE, N. NJ, (P)-Eight
or nine rebellious prisoners grab
bed two New Mexico State Peni-
tertiary guards late yesterday
and still held them as pawns in
bargaining for freedom with pri-
son officials early today.
More than 100 armed guards,
state police, member of the Santa
Fe County sherif's posse and
security guardsmen from the at
omic city of Los Alamos, sur
rounded the prison early today
to keep the prisoners in and the
curious public out.
The prisoners, running loose in
cell block No. 2, demand they be
given car and be allowed safely
to escape through the prison
gates in return for release of the
guards.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-08
Gruening Declines Comment
On Reports He Will Resign
GovernosShip Before April

PHOENIX, Ariz., P-Ernest
Gruening declined comment to-
day on published reports that he
will resign as Governor of Alaska
before his term expires in April.
Some columnists have written
that Gruening is expected to quit
his post which he has held under
the Democratic administration.
Gruening is here to attend a
meeting of governors.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-08
BURNABY, Canada. {P)-Seem

BURNABY, Canada. (P)-Seem-
ing evidence that giants once in
habited British Columbia has
been found by w. E. and E. M.
Norman, a father and son geology
team here. In a 30-year search of
their two-acre plot they found
weapons only supermen could use
= 200 to 300-pound granite axes,
huge belt axes, knife handles and
spears.
, 1952-03-19

Against Race
Discrimination

fLEASANTVILLE, N. Y.-An
anecdote revealing Dwight d. Eli
senhower's stand on race discrim-
ination as long ago as his high
school days, is told by Charles Mo-
reau Harger in the April Readers
Digest. Mr.. Harger is editor of the
Daily Reflector-Chronicl in Abil-
enc, Kans., the town where Eisen-
hover grew up, and writes from
fisst-hand knowledge of the Eli
senhower family who were his
neighbors.
Coming to high school age, Har-
ger recalls, Dwight was a natural
leader. He was no miracle child :
just a strong, healthy boy with a
serious mind. A power on the base
ball and football teams.
At the opening of one football
season several Abilene players
baked because a colored boy was
on an opposing team. Dwight gave
, 1952-03-19
Found in Miami
MISSING Student

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, March 19
(INS)-An Austrian student who
had been missing from the Uni
versity of Cincinnati slashed his
arm in a Miami Beach Jail cell to-
day after he was picked up by po-
lice.
Helmut Graef was taken to MT.
Sinai hospital where he was re-
ported in Every critical condition"
Detectives picked up the hand
some, 23-year-old youth in a Mi
ami Beach hotel on a warrant from
Columbus, o. The warrant asked
he be held for Investigation" and
gave no charges.
lin Columbus, the Franklin
County Sheriff's office reported
it learned that Graef will recover
Continued Page -Four
, 1952-03-19
COURT
REPORT

In Municipal Court yesterday,
Abe R. Key, RR 2, New Lebanon,
was sentenced to the workhouse
for six months, lost his driving
rights for 10 years and was fined
500 and costs on a charge of
drunken driving. Key was arrest
ed last Thursday, after running a
red light at Germantown st. and
Groveland av. His car struck a
parked car and a into a resid-
ence at $500 Germantown ST.,
causing damage of more than
$4,000.
Emery Walker, II Weller st.
was fined $500 and costs for SELL
ing wine without a permit. All but
, 1952-03-19

ming again.
By the same token, Mckinney
indicated, if there. is not a peace
settlement in Korea soon, the
President probably will run again.
Mckinney said:
II think Korea is the paramount
thing in the Presidents mind to-
day."
The national party chairman
made his analysis of the Presi-
dents plans at a Key West news
conference.
Mckinney said if the President
decides not to run, he will not
try and dictate a successor and
that "It will be an open conven-
ton"
Mckinney said neither he nor
President discussed possible cam