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Evening star., 1954-10-27
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-N.W.

D0wNToWN-Clean. sxtra,spacious;
49, 20 DSy WoopTEx sspSSn P9 P SSSsa1 nr w.rs AZ
man mar Pa Park IIe HStelMNicsly T., furn. rm.
fSnys ssss. sH!t' Hp 4o5es4 f05 or Mr. sa .raasD
WAsHINGToN MUSICAL rNsTITI.
TUTE,- 1880 10th st. n.w.-Very
beautiful single rms. with piano
practice privil;. for employed ladies;
Sa s9 sSS sSioash sa" rT Gf sss sstv L T. ane
WILsSN osn aao1sEsM7Excel rms; ,,; sgle ss
PVT, bath $40 Daily So AID q
1855 10th ST. N.w.-Businesswomen
sgle. and dble. rms. clean. beaut.
fu5n, modern baths. NO. 7-9869.
sSos s1 kALoRzMA Fs,Isli AN Y Rp .sU S.W;: slk:
and Sp warm arm Ap d. 1881 s0m,0lss0'e ss
ROOM FOR RENT, in pvt. home.
" With ! meals n 81 or without, Men Only
1908 7Iiissl Kenyon ST. s.w.-1eaTm, ss
e%ish saa ny oe 1m acTUss py tFom Hash zoo oesss
DUP0NT CfRCLE-Large rm. and
closet, cSse., rel 5sfs5. oans and hot plate and
letS shonsi AND % coLUMBiA xHBi RID. VIC, fsss
roo%; home ne priSiis., ~. Ap. ssoss
LIVING ouARTERs-
Gentlemen only. Ofhcials. execu-
tives: medical students; Stately
service. parking; brkfst. OPTIONAL
2sf, 81 astS asaS1s; 1sr.-Master bedrm.. -2o pvt.
oath: gentleman: Sun. Tues, Thurs.
or after pm. HO. 2-3260. -2S
1919 DELAF1ELD PL. N.W.-Lge.
transp sn WIN aD Dofss sss go pyt rS aons Soo5s g.
p ST, NV. 1749-Beaut. furn. front
i OSi Six. 'sia sHERHToNePARK' Raj NJ YHsoirEIM
Lovely single and double rms. with
bath sSf oss4p e pyt .h home q Rats aSaa
NICE, ATTRAc. RM.-Pvt. home. mr..
Unlimited phone. ~: s-a5ss. 81
bE. HOTEL t21I wb,2s 1a2s os: 6 St; SUnv
taken switehboard: running water:
Mr.. sTATIERwLarge rri., nicely
oecor: am furn.; Kit. priyils.; con-
genial atmosphere. CECIL APTS..
Apaso92o Apt; eos 1925 18th st. NV, ST
1898 Ystb ST. N.w.-clean, quiet
and lovelv studio rm. with running
water. refgr.. 3 windows. newly
furn. new redecorated rs
I4f6 Goth ST.. at reduced rates
Lge. .sgle rm., double bed. $40 wk.;
another one, with running water.
Frigidaire.. hot plate; suitable for !
1890 MASS. AVE. - Professionals,
stuoents will enjoy. living in this
and Sis Wk. NORTHWEST Club
5eo3 CONN. AvE.-cozy studio rm.,
LIST A., pvt. home; bus ct door:
breakfast; garage. EN-. 2-0311.
LGE. CORNER FRONT RIM. MIC nicely
furn.; pvt. ls bath; for men only,
in pvt. home; occupied by 1 man
with servant, from Am. to 5 Pm.
6211 Conn. ave. NV. kE. 7-1241.
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FURN., compl. Hv. rm., bedrm., anc
dinette; VIII sell compl. or separate
FUN, modern dinett. table. chairs
coffee table, picture. Cali Ju. $1,000
FuRN.-4 DC. mod. Walnut bedTm
suite; twin. Hollywood, dbl. beds
mattresses: misc. Ewes; La. 6;1941
Pc PEsERnEss SALES Les Coz SSe ass7 deorSia
GAS RANGES, new. used; repairs. oil,
coal, wood ranges. ACME STOVE
1011 7th NV, MA; $685..
sssn sss9or n'ts Can IS Sur4eas 4siso Also ressssis
Golf cLTBs, spauidins irons, Nc.
Ar. S.s551 after 6:30 pm. N2s
HEATERS: nSa. % nsy used. used 'gss , Sil; sHl SSal;
ISL 7t6 h0ness nw eTioes NA s-ssSs AGaE STOVE
LIviNG ROOM SUITE, 3-pc. RED
Ma. $500. Ext. zoe; after 7:3O
Pm. Ho; $4,000. Ext. lis; -2S
o sss 'I1 IA 'sr sosoo g srVss Ssskdas dasne s's
METAL CLOTHES CLOSET. miro,
front: sectional lv. rm. couch, cir.
Suiar: z iiy. rm. chairs coral color
WA. 7-2S33. 30
MIMEoGE,aAra :ns d,a a elsc, sSE MSael l0G As
CENTRAL. 2019 14th st. NV. 40
MOTORS. $3.50 for Va. W. u h.p.
Heavy-duty motors also. 2513 M
st. NV Elk. 3-3527.
MOTORS, MOTORS, @ lIoo J. 70 e 100, loo h;p;: and
exch; cARTY. 1908 14th st. NO.
Evening star., 1954-10-27
STEEL
STEEI
35-STRAND STEEL JOISTS
80 FIT. LONG
PRICED TO SELL FAST
ACE WRECKING co.
Lu. 4-05O0

ANG WnGOh1NG W.
Lu. 4-05O0 -29
STORM WINDOWS, Is, and full
length screens. LU. 1-7S0S.
STORM WINDOWS, wooden; largest
sb9nt 34x5s; Fairlawn Village. Lu.
lsTOvE. gas. Kalamazoo, de luxe:
used used VI; "; IKE ssss new: sl25 or best
IsTUDio COUCH. excel. eond.. s45 or
sTUbf6 PsSI Her ConGHL GS L. s.eSs seSso sfte. exs.
drawers. $50. JU. 9-4372. as
TARPAULINs. ioxl2. $iO.so; l6x14.
$l2.60: 6xS. $3.50. We set the pace
others copy Drop clothes. paper; 81
sloth' Ssta NJ $3.50; Q ~ canvas any .s51 SlcHNER'
tionaIv advertised brands; ns 40 extra
aIl merchandise completely guaran-
Sfos csles9Els c%loSRElsoSE a. 36rI4AsssS55 36 1850
IrEfEvIsioN-s-Way comb. Admiral
with Am and I'm. thOroushly re-
as isos s4s s7G s1AFrERYs ss'Ies
nv, II in. mo. old, completely gone
over; will accept best offer. 10. l.
nv, Ii" Muntz fl. model, good cond. !:
must sell before Fri; going overseas.
TYPEwRiTER siHSv iii ass2H. sALE-portables and
uprights. trade-ins at "a ORIGINAL
rYFEWhFERo SFTTh Soif T. ltth e. smehcorons ST. Hw s
portable. Used very little. $40. Call
TYPEWRITER, Underwood Standard,
rE $g5i b Wi IE; E 9,Os3l. , %
portable: late machine with tabula-
ior,. carrying case. etc. Gothic type.
Reduced to $37 so. UNITED. s13
UNIT i i HEATER, II j Rsinor. $4,000 BTU;
vAscUuiM' siTi NJ cIExR2NcE, nice Electro
lux. S24.5O; Hoover, $19.5O: brand
new Royal, was $3.50. now, $40, so.
Others. 1912 Lee hwy. ia. 2-4914.
VACUUM CLEANER. Lewyt; new. in
ofier: RA. s-5s1s after 8 pm. --Ss
vI0LNS, SIS up. tine tone: also
cello: repairinR. Ant. 500. 1901 Mass
washRR: sss !. < Kenmore, peri. oond, s. $50
wAsaEa sass ssnd asss's ssS z zs'esHst .nts
WASHERS. thoroughly reconditioned
WrinRer. spinner. auto. washers;
ySqGrs Werk and Z, lcqk s%ErREs US nsE M lay E0S
OPEN 1S eyeninss hni till II 8 O. A Ga7 SY'
WASHERS-Brand-new auto, with
priced. SLABS sLHTTiERY's, KE
| 7-1500 Open ewes till 8. --27
WAsHERs-DRYERs-IRoNERs
SAVE UP TO 500
All makes and models to choose from;
ali prices. SILVER SPRING Dis.
COUNT HOUSE. SO35 Ca. ave, JU.
WASHERS-DRIERS
BELOW DEALER COST
ALL BRAND-NEW
ALL 1854 MODELS
ALL FULLY GUARANTEED
NORGE-BENDIX
WHIRLPOOL-ABC
HOTPOINT-THOR
LOWEST PRICES IN D. G.
EASY TERMS
| REDSKIN
| IRADlNG POSI
733 9th st. NV, ST. 3-668e
Open Daily, 9-6; Thurs, 9-s
WASHER AND DRYER
CLOSE OUT
| We Are Overstocked on
FRIGIDA1RE
| NORGE
| GE
WESTINGHOUSE
BENDIX
WHIRLPOOL
MAYTAG
Automatic washers and dryers: new
and fully guaranteed. in sealed
boxes: NOW is YOUR chance to really
sTASDAs1H 1ssS : TIRE 3 BATTERY CO.
10th and Il sts. NE. Ii. 3-e0ss
Open Evenings Till 8
WASHING MACHINES. SIS ana up;
semiauto and auto; $40 and up;
guaranteed. ACE APPLIANCE CO.
WASHING WASHING I!,SsE MACHINE, Thor sutomatie,
BENDIX WASHING MACHINE; ex.
cellert condition; priced reasonably
$50. AP. 1888.
A1SFEl ANEAlIS eAn 0eA,P
Evening star., 1954-10-27
BUILDING MATERIALS
Do It Yourself

Buy used materials and save
GAS RAp1AToRs-sEc. 50 .5o-sa
SO. FT. sc
DoUBLE-THICK
PLYWOOD 4 BY 8 $3.50
TOILET AND TANK SET $12.95
BASINS from $5
HEATERS, 20 GAL. SIS IS
COAL SPACE HEATERS SO. .95
------- from zoe It.
STEEL BEAMS, 10 TO 1s M.
LIB. &c
STOVES, APT. SIZE $685.
WINDOWS Wv from So s5
OUTSIDE GLASS DOORS $7.9S
SO8b4ts AAAN oN<. = 4s oC
trained personnel and guaranteed.
FREE DELIVERY-FTIA FINANCING
Evening star., 1954-10-27
FILE CARTNEVTS

2-drawer steel legal sige. 50 .9b; A.
drawer wood. legal size, SO .95: new
scription avail. at low. low prices.
Snop us Tor real savings. N. FRANK
Evening star., 1954-10-27

AIRLINES NEED more women. married
or single for good paying positions.
See our ad under Instruction
Courses. Box 227-C. Star. 80
ALEX. AREA. EARN XMAS MONEY
$3.50 hr, day or eve. in hrs. Of own
choice. No exper. nec., but must
have ability to meet public. Apply
p.m.-7 pm. Wed. Rm., 201. 4 41s
Evening star., 1954-10-27
RUGS
AT DISCOUNT

AT DISCOUNT
SAVE MORE THAN y
Imported Oriental pat
tern and broadloom rugs.
Scatter rugs from ST.;
6x8 from $3.50; 8x11
from $18.75; 9x12 from
$22.50; 9x15 from $36.75.
MAYFAIR
1925 G ST. NV. ME. 8-4424
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FARM AND GARDEN
AND TREE SERVO

LANDsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
Lopsoil. manure: trees. shrubbery.
W. 2-2S43. JE. SORTS
s.,sss' sss'' and COW manure ~: jE
FOR. sALE-Hemlocks, shade q trees
and shrubs; guar. to live. 2Oes dis
count. Phone Po. 2-3oes, ewes. s-S.
BULLDozERs for grading. excavat-
ing land clearing. free. estimates
CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoil. sludge
esfRnf MR ARTRe AaRsHlse faHsaxxastgg aH x5s4s sras
VIRGIN TOPSOIL. best quality; any
FLEMING FL LANDSCAPE SERVICE
ClMFIYsAINTAEMyMs-1 Nh .s4IS 5Ias.,|s acre. color,
plants; Giant Iris, poppies. creeping
RRgyssIDsoFT. colesviile. Nd. Cali ~.
vfERsSS4 vfERsSS4OGi OGiooD, RICH ropsoI'a ropsEas for
able Cali 10. s-4933.
TOP SOIL, dark rich loan. Ideal for
IK, tons. si$ deli delivered. L. GoasfS: 7:
Fiyyss--iN-oNE APPLE rREEEPsiv. TREE
choice varieties. grated on one tree.
furnishing fruit from earliest to
| latest; One 2-year 4 to 6 #. size
tree S3.S5, postpaid: Offer Al. Ask
& d3r Free Illustrated Folder in color,
people wanted. WAYNESBORo MUIR
SERIES. WayneSboro, Va.
LEAF MULCHER and lawn mower
| ! machine both Jobs; no leaf rak-
ing; img; spec. ss9.95. MALoNEY's.
USED EaGiP.@caS, il. .Si John ,sss Deere b,
"a picker for H of M. John Deere
Harvester with mtr and PTO, new
Holland blower, INC 45 baler, new
bi1as h1iiand nSdeT Saler' piSws' disks; eSm-
1925 Ca. ave: JU. s-3333.
NEW EQUIPMENT-Full line Of In
| ternational tractors and farm equip. !;
New Holland. New Ideal farm equip. !:
Sherman and Henry backho and
loader irrigation; Meyer hay con-
grass seeders: Ezee Flow lime SOW
and servise. MALONEY'S. Sil. SpE.
tHC CUB TRACTOR, as low as $40:
Tor farm. lawn. garden. nurseries
golf eourss sv.r indsstra5 snl,na
MAIL CHAN SAWS. new Ss1vea and Spr'ag: asea:
INC. silver Spring. Md. 10 s-sss3.
SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE
| OF NEW EQUIPMENT
sEW sI'97b IpEA RAnI,ds1w h5R3w rP PIcKES sSES
NEW HOLLAND HARVESTER
$2.160 REDUCED TO 81 ,S75
SEAS REDUCED TO Sl95
AFT PuNHAM 5.AlyI,,[SI DISK &, HAARRows
SOFT. NEW IDEA EIEVAToR' FOR LESS
MOTOR: $500 reduced to $425.
NC MoT1ioR: $50 $50 reduced Msdt to 500 GsS'
CORN STALK SIIREADER. LESS
TIRES: S370 reduced to $500
NEW HOLLAND SHELLER
nSw $17S ,rs reduced c!ox to S109s
TIRES: S165 reduced to $50,
MALONEY'S. INC. JU. S-3333
1925 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring, Md.
~~~~~rr a.
Evening star., 1954-10-27

RUG CLOSE-OUTS
Save From 5OTa-6Oes on Oriental
Design and Broadloom Rugs
6x9. $685. 9x12, $23.88
Sx10, $19.95 9x15. $3.50
ORIENTAL RUG MART
I 206 @ St NV ME- s-O416
SAWS, Woodworking mechinery-4-
in. 1ointer. S3l.50;- S-in, tilt-type
bench saw. S34.5O: drill nress.
Sal so. New model e31O Sin. saw.
only S49.e5 (something new, come
see it,. Also some floor models, in
Guiding lathes. at reduced prices.
Free parking. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO.. 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
SEWING MACH. sALE-Brand-nev
und-bobbin portable, was $50. so.
now, $69.50. Beautiful console, was
Sl49. so, now. $110. Others. 3S12
Lee hwy. ia. 2-4914.
SHELVING, steel sections, 1895 up
See us for lowest prices on adjust.
steel shelving for books. records, gen.
storage. stock sizes or made to ut
your requirements. l or 1000.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT Co.
2S4aa3 Sherman ave. NV. AID. q
",
Evening star., 1954-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CLOTHING - Lady's suit, sizo 13,
sosy style. loo% wool. beige. "A.
CO1Ts-l Persian lamb. 1 squirrel
and mink scarf. Perfect condition.
Reasonable. Size -. DI. 7-121S.
CONSTRUCTION SHEDS, prsfab..
Sxl2; can be bolted together; used
once: q ayailahle: new condition.
H0REIs CONSTRUCTION CO.. ST.
CRiB. large, white, very good CON-
dition. mattress included. S25. LU.
DAyENfoRT, rose. mod, newly up
bsas bnolstsrsd. ss e an cSst od $3.50; VII take
DESK. once, approx. eoxsa. Very
eGS eTSd ssp1at sGneition. cah after 9 Pm,
DESKS, 2 walnut with matching
chairs, Excellent condition. Rea.
sonahle. OF. 4-9212. --2S
DIAM0NDs-1Lsay,s "a sso :. sscs. ~ cts, $500:
emerald cut, $3.50: mans / Ct.
$l75; mans 3H cts. Sl,195; lady's
"a cts, $500. LIVINGSTON a. Co,
l423 Il St. NV. ME. S-526S. 80
DIAMOND WRIST WATCH-S baeu-
ette. 50 perfect stones. Left In es-
tate. Orig. cost. $4,000. viii accept
pest oner. or trade for good car.
Z: q. Beekman, DI. 7-490O, -2S
DINETTE, solid pine. table i2 exten.
sion leaves), 4 chairs. red leather
seats, 500. XII. 8-7213. -
Evening star., 1954-10-27

REFRIGERATOR
Used. rebuilt, newly painted. S24 80
up; some guaranteed year.
FREDERICK'S INC. 39O5 14th st..
Evening star., 1954-10-27

GOLD
Bring your dental gold, platinum.
discarded iewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
SO YEARS AT 936 r ST. NV.
PIANO, spinet, from private owner;
good condition. W0. 6-2S56. as
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FURNITURE

USED FURNITURE RENOVATED
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
Platform rocker. S.. sofas. 1895
up; kitchen. table. So; cocktail tables,
S3;95 up; bookcases, $3.95 up; di-
nette set. S19.95: end tables, 81 4.95
up: occasional chairs. SO; washer,
Sl5; ape: bedrm: suite. $50: FUR
ST.. Alex. Va. XII. $4,000. 81
1-bedrm. apt. suite
In peri. cond.; secrifice prices. RA.
FURN.ELiv. rm. sofa bed. 2 chairs,
81 in; Philco Tv console. blue wool
rug rug. tsxlS. sh!. mahog; dble: bed. din.
fi5sSsoe e I II; IS ys:sssss: 'aa aaMas g.
bedrm. suite. S1OO: excel. cond;
band saw. Craftsman, lse. Ss5. TU.
FURN.@Pr. bedside chests and lamps.
$13,75. Dble. bed, compi., S35.
Solid mahog. twin bed, compi., S45.
Din. rm. table, 6 chairs, S32 80.
Kit. table, S5. Gray wool rug, 6x12.
S14.50. Crosley comb. radio-phono.,
500. Philco console radio, $14.75.
KE. S-27SS. 30
ANTIQUE buffet. secre-
tary. Simmons bed, love seat, sofa,
custom made; coffee tables; sac. Wo.
FURN.-pouble bed. hide-a-bed. radio
GAS RANGES, used. in "as is con-
dition; your choice. SO plus de-
livery charge. B. A. COE & CO..
1921 14th st. NV. CO. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-10-27

ACE
Wrecking and Building
MATERIALS CO., INC.
D. C. YARD. LU. 4-05OO
4002 MINI. AVE. NE.
Rte. $40. / mi. North OF Rockville
Evening star., 1954-10-27
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ROOMS AND APTS. TO SHARE
$50 PER GIRL-want two to share
close-in Arl. blvd. apt. with Q other
girls. IA. 2-5466 or ia. 7-7s3e.
WANTED--Girl to share spacit us
apt. with other girls; S3S i >.
Call AID. 4-6Sl5 after 8 pm. --27
YOUNG Man to. share lge.. 9-rm.
house with 3 other men; pvt. beds
rm., all privils. RA. 3-5672 after
@ pm. --39
LADY wishes to share her apt. with
another lady; nr. Pa. ave. NV. sec.
NAN. M 41os s5 Is so oissT soliees Pm; gr.d shsr.
2-hedrm. apt. with 2 men; George
town; $45. After 8, Ho. 2-g06S.
Continued on Next Page.l
Evening star., 1954-10-27

Room and Kitchenette
LIST f., running water. cleo. refgr..
new gas range; i blk. of Conn:
walk downtown. 1926 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1954-10-27

ANItoyES.rais. is9der.hask rush
Untii "a Pm, Thurs. Or Fri. am.
Evening star., 1954-10-27

REFGk., Coldspot; Kenmore gas
range, both yrs. old. S125 for both
for quick sale. 20O7 Plyers Mil I'd,
Silver Spring, Md. -2S !
REFGR., S1a-cu.-ft. Hotpoint; peri.
sessss. s0nS;; best offer. After 5, 20
REFGR., couch, chairs. cellaret, man
tel. mirrors. swings, firepl. wood. Lv.
city $40" Wilson blvd, ia. S-1587.
RUGS, Chinese, fine, heavy, prewar,
excellent cond: 9x12, $165; sax
,gA, 6x9. XII: S-1313.a.-2S
RUGS. genuine Oriental, all sizes;
compare our prices before you buy.
CASSABIAN, 1904 "O' st. at Wis.
RUGS Oriental. Persian, Chinese;
moderns. antiques; moderate prices
RARE RUG SHOP, 2427 18th st. NV.
RUG, beautiful, blue, wool, broadloom,
9x15: excellent condition; sos. After
6 pm. only, JU. 1894. go
RUG. red velvet. with Ozite padding;
excel; cond.; 12x20; reas. Wo.
Evening star., 1954-10-27

LGE. CORNER FRONT RIM. nicely
furn.; pvt. " bath; for men only,
in pvt. home; occupied by I man
with servant, from Am. to B Pm.
6211 Conn. ave. NV. kE. 7-1241.
--26
Evening star., 1954-10-27
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

113 r. l.. AVE. N.E.-Compl. furn.
rms; dble. rm. for 2: sgle. rm:;
90 "A'' "a'0 'ef'' AD' aStf' as.
CAPITOL. LIBRARY VIC.-comfort.
ably furn.. single room for lady:
home privils,; So wk. Ii. 3-1967.
--3l
JEWISH HOME-Comf., light bed.
rm.. continuous hot water, phone,
transp.; non-smoker. TU. 2-7563.
COLORED-SMALL FRONT RIM, for
single person: privileges. CO. s.
0696. al
Evening star., 1954-10-27

STONEWORK
Stone walls. patios. houses, fireplaces.
prompt estimates. OF. 4-S08S.
Al GENERAL CONTRACTOR-Re-
store. remodel old houses. brick
carpentry. new building. DI. 7-3762
ALL WORK GUAR.-Window wash.
ing. wall washing, floor waxing. floor
sanding. Ma. S-o249. --27
Evening star., 1954-10-27
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

BRICKLAYING CONTRACTOR-Fire-
masonry. mason, VA" q. FAdNAN1. ssSRSi 10. 2H"Iss99.
CARPENTRY-Gen. repairs, porehes.
partitions. shelving. cabinets, Reli-
able. J. ROWELL, Elk. 3-0627. 2Ss
CARPENTRY, new or old work; will
furnish references; NORMAN e.
SCHMALTz. HE. 4-2364. LO, 5-0419.
CARPENTRY - Remodeling. repairs.
cabinetwonrk; general contractins.
cnkrEaf7Ra;, AZ fiae7ss; new and old work. Ess Can
c. b. PHILLIPS. Redwood 5-67Is.
Free estimates. -27
CHAIN LINK FENCE AND GATES re-
paired; any make or height, indus
trial or residential. No job too
large Or goo too small. RAY JAMES.
cEoSGtGE6 DRAIN PIPES, electrician,
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTo-
RooTER Phone RA. 6-ssss any
Comics BOARDS. drapery rods:
custom made: sketches and advice;
free estimates. WE. 5-67SO. ewes,
EIECrsICAL Issj; Rio INSTALLATIONS. re-
immed s, SRA RA s-sSas any sH time. ,eOs ~. 9."'
ELECTRICIAN, D. C. and Md. de-
sires residential and comm, in
stallation or repairs. Low prices. No
premium for night calls: dav CO
5-959S: nft hit LA. 6-1774.
FENCE, CHAIN LINK
stalled. Big savings. LU. 10000,
ia. S-O442, SP, 3-670S til 8 pm.
Evening star., 1954-10-27
OFFICE FURNITURE

GREAT SAVINGS
400 desks. Sl3.5O and up; steel and
wood: tables, file cabinets. bookcases,
lockers, chairs. unlimited quantity to
choose from.
Free parking and delivery.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
500 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-17
Dead Seals On Beaches
Held Part Of Big Herd
NOrthbOund To PribiIOfs

ABERDEEN, Wash, R - Dead
fur seals found on Grays Harbor
beaches recently were probably
part Of the herd Of a million and
half northbound to the Pribilof
Island breeding grounds, a Fish
and Wildlife Service spokesman
reports.
The long swim from California
waters usually takes a toll of the
weaker animals, usually pups, be-
cause of disease or their inability
to get food, Carl Hoverson, ad-
ministrative officer Of the serv-
ices fur seal division, at Seattle
said.
The herd is also hard hit by
storms since the rough weather
makes food fish difficult to find,
he explained. During one severe
storm in January, 1850, several
hundred carcases washed up on
Washington beaches.
The seals travel in small groups
and struggle out for hundreds Of
miles to avoid Recommendation
on food supplies. Holverson re-
ported. The younger animals
swim closest to shore and some
even enter harbors along the
coast. Mature seals can swim at
a speed Of 80 miles an hour for
short distances. They usually ira
vel 100 to 400 miles off shore
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-17
Marine Air Commander
Defends Officer Who
Confessed Germ Warfare

WASHINGTON, Up - The for
mer Marine air commander in
Korea today described Col. Frank
H. SchWable, who made a false
confession Of germ warfare, as
one Of the most conscientious
and brave" officers he has ever
known
Maj. Gen. Clayton c. Jerome,
now aircraft commander of the
Atlantic Fleet Marine Force, gave
this testimony in the second day
Of the court Of inquiry convened
to decide whether Schwable will
be disciplined for the confession
which he later repudiated.
Jerome said Schwable was his
chief Of staff at the time he was
shot down on a flight in July,
1852, and captured by the Com
munists. Aside from praising
Schwable's bravery, Jerome also
said he was one of the brightest
officers he had ever known.
The court-made up Of three
Marine generals and a Navy adj
miral-will report its findings to
the Marine Corps, which then
will decide whether 70 court mar
tial Schwable for the confession
he made while a Red prisoner in
Korea.
Schwable renowned that con-
fession after he was freed last
year. He said then the Reds in
duced him to sign after extreme
torment"
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-17
Three Arrested For
Possessing Pure Gold
In Reserve Act Violation

1NDIO, Calf, R-Three Ore
gon men arrested Saturday with
$50 ounces of pure gold in their
car were to be arraigned Tues
day in Riverside before a U. S.
commissioner.
The men were identified by
Los Angeles Secret Service agents
Monday as William Mays, A, of
FreeWater; Herbert Marcellus Ho-
gan, As, Of Oakland and Peter
Gourley, 46, Of Roseburg. They
will be charged with violation of
the gold reserve act.
Indio police said they found the
gold in coffee cans in the trunk
of their car when they arrested
the men Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-17
Boys Stuck In Asphalt
Rescued By Fire Dept.


TAMPA. Fla, n - Two boys
who tried to see which one could
stand longest in a waste asphalt
pit had a terrifying experience
Monday night. They were waist
deep when firemen arrived and
had been stuck Is to 20 minutes
then.
The fire department rescue
team which pulled Allen Perry,
IA, and Roger Giarraputo, 9, loose
after p minutes of hard work,
said they would not have lasted
much longer.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-17
House Group OK's
$3,333,OOO,OOO For
Treasury And P.O.

WASHINGTON, R-The House
Appropriation Committee made a
barely perceptible scratch Tues
day in President Eisenhower's re
quest for $685. 83, 900 to operate
the Treasury and Post Office De-
partments for the fiscal year 1855.
1t sent to the House floor for
debate starting Wednesday a bill
recommending for the two agen-
cies 900 for the II
months starting next July /.
This is $5,541 400 or less than
two-tenths Of l per cent, below
what the President requested 1t
is $50,491,15O less than the two
agencies received for the present
year.
For the Treasury's general OPP
erations, the committee approved
$57,855, 800, a reduction Of $927,-
400 from the Eisenhower request.
For the Post Office, it recon-
mended $2,755,386,OOO, cut Of
S4,614,OOO from the budget re
quest.
The Internal Revenue Bureau
received all but $4,000 Of the
$266,OOO,OO0 it requested, the new
funds contemplating the employ
ment Of $50 additional revenue
agents. The committee said the
additional revenue to be obtained
as a result will be far in excess
Of the cost of the additional per-
sonnet"
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-17
WEATHER FORECAST

0oINplleO DN Inc
us. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
Continued clear tonight and to-
morrow with little change in tenn
perature. Surface winds light and
variable Lowest temperature ex-
pected tonight is, highest Thurs
day 8.
Nome data last "a hours as of
Z am. today: High temperature
4, low 10. Max. wind Is mph
from the north. Sunrise 1852 am,
sunset 4:41 pm.
Temperatures a year ago today;
high II, low g. Extremes this
date since 1907: high sc in 1947,
low 81 in 1915.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-17
N 0 T c E

The Department Of Territorial
Police is now accepting bids for
twenty (20l automobiles suitable
for police use. Bids will be opened
a. 1000 Am. February rs. 1854.
in The office Of the Department Of
Territorial Police, Room sos. Al
asi7a Office Building, Juneau. Al
aslxa.
Listings Of delivery points.
spz 1ifications, and trade-ins may
be had by writing the Department
o. Territorial Police, P.O. Box
279I, Juneau. Alaska.
Publ. Feb. II, ., "a, 1854.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-17
New Purge Sweeps
E. German Trade Unions

BERLIN, R-East Germany's
Communist trade unions disclosed
Tuesday a new purge has swept
seven top leaders into disgrace
The action-the second in E ut
months-indicated continued OPP
position among the membership
10 Red rule.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-17
N Q r I c e

The Poll Book is now open in
the City Clerks Office for the
registration of voters for the
orth-coning Municipal an d
School Board election. to be held
April S, 1854. Qualified electors
must have resided one year in the
Territory and 80 days in the pre-
cinct.
Carrie M. McLain. City Clerk
Publish Feb. II, 10 and Is, 1854