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NEAR CLINTON. MD.

On Rt. No. 5-Attractive cottage; living
rooms, bath, large summer or winter sun
porch; no basement: garage with wash
room and toilet; nearly "a acre. land;
beautiful shady lawn: excellent neighbor-
hood: near school; possession with title;
S9,950, So 900 cash and SIS per mo. or
$1,000 cash and $50 mo.
DAN ABBOTT, CLINTON 81
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SUBURBAN SALE-ViRGINIA.
MCLEAN

Handsomely restored Old American on
cious homes we've had for years. Fea-
lures an entrance hall, 1924 #. living
room. l4xI6 dining room. large modern
woman's delight, pantry, l bedroom and
full bath down: porch extends across one
side of house; . bedrooms lone done in
knotty pine) and full bath up; attractive
breezeway connects house to huge Gear
garage; full basement, new, oil furnace
and automatic hot-water heater; new
Priced at S21, 200.
Commonwealth Realty
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SUBURBAN REN1-MARYLANp.

yACANT-Main highway Laurel-S rms,
very mod, h.-w h., storm windows. screens;
! fruit shade, garage. GEO. c. WALKER,
WA. 1899. 1O*
Gross; 5-rm. house. acres of ground
truit trees. furnished; rent. S55 per mo-
lease; E. w. THURN, 90S 10th st. NV,
EIGHT ROOM FARM HOUSE, $40 mo;
electricity, needs some repair. See HEN
DERSON, Bryn'S Point, ACcokeek, Nd
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT-Small home properties in
Potomac Hunt area. Also several attrac-
tive farms for sale. Phone Rockville 2O43.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
EAST PINES

Announcing a new group of modern Cape
Cod type homes in East Pines, re-
homes on large wooded lots. Prices from
S9.250. Directions: Out Blsdensbure rd. to
Peace Cross, right on Defense hwy. to
rd IA miles to first traffic light. right
on Rlverdale rd l mile to seth ave.
STANDARD PROPERTIES
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MICHIGAN PARK HILLS

Three new det. brick homes; g rms. y
baths, IIv. rm has picture window and
fireplace, hardwood floors tiled floor in
kit, gas h.-w.h.. Venetian blinds. insu-
lated weather-stripped Can be seen by
appointment. SAMPLE house. 1902 Jefer-
son st Open i-S pm
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CHEVERLY

Prewar-built brick home on high eleva
furn. or unfurn. Can be used for . fam
ilies if desired Ready for occupancy
A H. SEIDENSPINNER. Realtor, River
dale Nd WA 1910 or WA 469S u !
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FIRST COMMERCIAL

FIRSI COMWEfICIHL
Kennedy ST. corner Illinois ave. Excellent
location for small business: now improved
with S-rm. house; attractive price and
terms Call AID. 2644 until pm.
J. r. TENCHER CO., INC.
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BELTSVILLE

Near everything, 7-room, 2-story brick
central hall plan, now arranged in 2 apts.;
3 rooms and bath on lst floor. 4 rooms
and bath on 2nd floor. renting for $40
month. GI monthly payments S73; full
basement, oil h-wh Sl3,5OO easy terms
NEAR BLVD, BERWYN
large rooms and hall, 2-story asbestos
frame, full basement. hot-atr heat, plenty
shade near everything, needs redecorat-
ing. S1l,25n Terms.
ALVIN EPL1NG
5s0s Baltimore ave, Hyattsyille, Md. UN.
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COLONEL MUST SELL

This immaculate 3-bedrm. brick. on a lge.
and well-kept lot in No. Arlington. conv.
to trauSp. and schools. features hall en-
trance, auto heat and lge. closet; immed
possession asking price, $4,000. Cali
OW. $500 for appt., LURIA BROS. 2046
Wilson blvd 10
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40 FINANCING

Already on this delightful home Of to-
morrow" featuring 3. spacious bedrms.,
3 floor levels, gas radiant heat, fireplace
in liv. rm. and many other features, which
can only be appreciated by inspection;
cash above existing first trust of approx
S11,400. repayable at S77 per mo, includ.
interest. principle, taxes and insurance
Dominion Ins. g. Realty Agency
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$500 CASH. S65 PER MO.

West Hyattsville-5-rm. asbestos shingle
bungalow; 2-car garage. white picket fence
range, refgr Complete set storm windows
doors and screens Call G. R CARSON e.
CO. UN 1873. UN. 212S. Office open eve
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I. RH 4,IFF OF DE. -b5I.
HUNT REALTY co.
CHEVERLY, MD.

c425 59th pl. Open daily 10 am. to
: pm. SiX-room brick. > yrs. old. in
sulated. screens. storm windows, awnings,
screened porch, oil heat, 30-inch Ventilat-
lne fan; lot beautifully Handicapped with
large outdoor fireplace and variegated
fiagStone patio; > blks. bus, school and
shopping; 20 min. to Cspitol; priced reas-
onaby, owner leaving town. H.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
Vacant; Al" Avenue D; stone house, all
modern Improvements; large fenced lot,
lge porch. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Hillside 1899; after pm. Mr.. Wood, LU.
p25T.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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-TAKOMA BUNGALOW

This lovely home consists of ) rooms,
full basement storage attic, h -w.h., lge.
lot: s. 900 down. balance like rent. Call
GA 227O, or ia. 9110: till pm.
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HYATTSVILLE

Near Catholic school, immediate posses
Of this I2-story, 5-room brick bungalow;
fireplace hardwood floors large expanoo
sive attic, full bSmt.: nice lot; 81 900
cash bal first mortgage at SD pei
month PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO,
WA h655 I'm 1866 IL
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Mr., UNIV, OF MARYLANI

Modern o-bedroom. lIz-story brick; space
for add rooms in attic; full bsmt., large
lot: priced for quick sale at 81 i 30
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DEL, RAY
FAIRFAX. VA

6-rm. BUNGALOW asbestos shingle. consist
ing of living rm. with fireplace. dining
rm,, equipped kit, , bedrms., tile bath;
full basement: stairway to partially fin
ished End floor; nice lot S11.95O. C. A
METZLER, 3Sll Lee hwy, Arlington. Va.
GI. I:l.l3: eyes EA 2QN4 III
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BEAVER HEIGHTS

An enchanting white bungalow with 2
bedrmS, lge liv and din. rms, exc. kit
finished attic, lge. basement; plenty of
ground for vegetable garden. A home
your family can enjoy. Everything is
shortly after Aug. 1 A very low selling
price will amaze you. For further details,
call Mr.. Grogan, IA. 1850, with
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
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OPEN TO 8: East Falls Church; out
Lee hwy. to Wash. blvd. right blocks
to North Westmoreland right to 264l. .
New 7-room brick home. WEIMANN PROP
FRT1ES, INC, CHI. 6101; ewes, WO. 6293
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HYATTSVH,IF

Ige det. home on beautiful s0x14o.. 1C
plan; 2-car det gar. oil h.-w.h. Prom
erty t in excellent condition and is reason
ably priced. Call Mr.. Mcintosh, RE. 666li
ewes, WA. 0S07. with
FRED A. SMITH, Realtor
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BRADDOCK HEIGHTS

3 bedrms.; Sl4700. There is COO
screened porch and fireplace in liv rm
fully equipped kit; full bsmt., oil heat
pretty place with spacious rooms; all in
desirable location; possession with settle
ment; terms arranged R. L. RHINE
REALTY CO, 607 Prince st, Alexandria,
TIE. S426; ewes, Alex. 1852, TE 416S
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RADIANT VATI,FY-$8OO DOWN

New brick homes at Sl2,5oO for immediate
delivery: FHA insured and CT approved
terms available TO nonveterans also; beau
tiful kitchen with S-cu.-ft. GE refgr..
Thor built-in washer, Detroit Jewel range
and genuine YOUNGSTOWN steel cabinets;
Drive out and visit the model furnished
home just 20 minutes rom loWn, : miles
east OF Peace Cross on Route. "o2. Come
out prepared to buy. Only a few left out
of community of 204 homes. Phone UN.
l"3g Landover, Md. Open daily, ewes.
Sunday Il
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ARLINGTON. VA.

Adjacent to Barcroft-Open daily: beauti-
ful BUNGALOWS; move in with deposit; So
500 down, balance financed; 5 rooms.
stairway to foored expansion attic; gas
&C. heat. full Easements; large wooded
lots; Out Columbia pike to Taylor, right on
Taylor to 9th, right on 9th to houses
j. DALLAS GRADY g. SON
D1. $3.50, 11O4 Vermont ave. Full commits
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CHEVERLY

Sl315o: might 90 CT, 1901 6lst st, open
Sat and Sun, ! till This lovely. det.
brick home on l4-acre lot consists of liv.
din. rm. , # in. by 9 fl. = in, three
spacious bedrms, 5 #. by 10 IT. 3 in,
> fl by 8 #. 6 in, it. 6 in. by s it,
Cross. turn right al Peace Cross, out De-
fense hwy. to Landover. I'd. TO entrance, to
Cheverly. follow Cheverly ave. to Columbia
pike to Gath ave, 64th avt. to State st,
State st to 6lst ave. turn left l blk. TO
1I0I. RA 43g4 or De 1887.
HUNT REALTY co.
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HILLSIDE. MD

1913 53rd ave se-4-rm. house al
3 800 caSn required. Hillside 7o99; after
. m. NIr Wood. LU. 9257
WEST REAL ESTATE
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SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. Cont. J

,95O-CAPE COD asbestos shingle house,
attic, oil h-w.h Box 57-J, Star. 10
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = Frederick,
-Three-story brick oil heat. Further
details, Washington, AID. 6l09. IA
REALLY NEW-Really different-Sur-
passing the finest, We offer these large
Groom customized brick Colonials in ex-
elusive University Park. All lge. bedrms.
(master 13i2xl7l2. other two 11xl2). First
floor, tiled bath, breakfast nook. screened
porch: built-in gar; basement has outlet
and n bath. The most outstanding buy
tn entire area for S1S,950 on terms
SIMON & FRANK co, exclusive sales
agent SH 6363 till q 3
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CLEAN AS A PIN

More for your dollar in this 3-bedroon
brick Colonial with large rooms than you
will find every day. Lovely handicapped lot
side porch; immediate possession. Call to
inspect
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia pike. CHI. l341, OK. 279S
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CHEVERT,Y

Prewar brick-and-stone home. containing
Is very large rms. screened porch and built
in garage; new condition throughout; owner
transferred and must sell. For details,
phone SH. 1913 till pm, DENNY g.
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AVONDALE TERRACE

e-rm. brick, screened porch. tile bath,
gas &C. heat. Anchor fence; excellent
condition Substantial down payment.
Agent at 54O7 10th ave, Avondale
Terrace
WILL ROGERS REALTY co.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

ing, also desirable for warehouse or shop,
use 10000 So. IT., and up to 1000 So. IT.
Of modern air-condtioned otiees. al on
2S0-ib. floor load. heavy duty, electric
service, parking area; close to downtown
Washington heat supplied by owner; plant
has excellent daylight, built-in vault in
ofhces For further particulars, call Mr..
Green or Mr.. Talley. H. L. RUST Co.
MA 500 -1U
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

PERFECTLY LEVEL industrial ground.
containing 2h acres 4 blks. over D. c.
line; suitable any type industrial business
figure 25c per so. 1T; this location is in
heart of Pr Georges Co. Md, industrial
center. THOMAS v. LAKE RiVerdale' No.
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TWO FOR ONE

TWO FOR ONE
On lovely '4-acre knoll In addition to
a brick bungalow, featuring lge. rms,
there is a 35x24 Cape Cod brick bldg
now used as garage and hobby shop. but
which can be converted into another home
or apt: surrounded by estates and modern
ramblers. Asking price, S1S,950 Call
OW. $500 or Kenmore 5444 after pm.
LURIA BROS, 2046 Wilson blvd. 10
JUST LISTED
This Lynhaven house in perfect condition
and priced tor quick sale with only 81 300
cash down required; prewar-built contain
ing ) rooms. basement. oil heat and front
porch; immediate occupancy. Call RE
$3.50. 9 am. to 9 pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
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EVANSVILLE BUNGALOW

Owner leaving city and desires sale of this
extra-large and attractive home. g. lge.
rms and bath on 1st f.; steps to high,
semfnished attic; full bsmt,, oil INV heat;
beautiful lot . bks. from street car and
bus, / blk. from Magruder recreation
park; priced at Sl3,a50. }. NOBLE BOAZ,
Rnaltnr- I4o4 WIS. ave. WI. 800.
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RIVERDALE BUNGALOW

East Pines; . bedrooms, large liv. rm
and complete kitchen. attractively I'm
ished attic; gas heat priced for auick
sale. Mr.. Moser. IA SSSl
KAY REALTY CO., INC.
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SAT

Brick Cape Cod in excellent condition, To-
Gated in North Arlington; bedrmS. and
bath on 1st A.; > bedrmS and bath
roughed in on 2nd f.; fully insulated full
basement, copper plumbing, gas &C heat
large deep lot, rear yard fenced in; alum
mum comb. windows and screens. A very
good buy. Shown by appt
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia pike. CHI 1341. Cx. 27as
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conMERclAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ON LEE HIGHWAY. II mi, from Wash.
ige commercial lot with 146-ft; frontage;
very reasonably priced; G. A. METzLER.
1888: ewes, FA 29o9 or VI. 1854. IA
Mr. 18th AND EYE N; w. 5000 50. It: lst
comm, ITO d., imp: BY old 3-story prick
THE WILLIAM PENN HOUSE, on Rockville
s-o~e-tv for sale with "a acre Of ground.
Now being run as teahouse with apart.
Int On .ecunu tloor. property zoned ana
III
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DEL RAY SECTION

Full price only $500 with $1,000 down.
balance like rent; this stucco semidetached
home contains living rm., dining rm,
kitchen bedrmS and bath, hot-water
heat. garage, nice yard Bring your de-
post with you
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
Exclusive Realtors, 166 So. st. Asaph St,
Alexandria. lie 1A43 ALEX Rk44
Evening star., 1948-07-09

Open Today 4 PM. to 9 PM:
Ashton Heights, 424 N. Norwood St; for
a couple or small family desiring a de
luxe 2-bedroom home with spacious rooms,
the best in construction and this most
desirable and convenient neighborhood,
near the Buckingham shopping center and
within l block of convenient transporta-
ton to Washington, this Colonial brick
home. should be of interest; rooms include,
on the first floor, eft entrance hall,
living room Q3x2O) with fireplace and
door opening on screened porch, dining
room I3x13, unusually large kitchen
with ample space for an oversize break
fast set and equipped with range, refriger-
stor and ventilating fan; on the second
floor master bedroom 13x23l with 3
closets and door opening on deck porch,
guest bedroom 11x14, tiled bath. cedar
storage closet: full basement with recrea-
tion room 13x2S). servants lavatory;
beautifully Handicapped level lot with a
real lawn fenced with substantial and
attractive picket fence with rose trellised
gateway; detached brick garage; Vermont
slate roof on house and garage: lovely
shade trees; price, ST.. 800. Directions
to reach Cross Memorial Bridge, out Lee
blvd: ,(Rte 5O] to Pershing dr.; right. on
Pershing dr. to N Nelson. st, bear right
on Fourth St to Norwood st. and right
to open" sign.
George Mason Green Co.
Excl agents. CHI. 3s3S; ewes. and SUM-,
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING-Ideal central location.
combined doctors ofice and residence:
separate entrances; prompt POSSESSION;
5000 monthly Call MR.. HOLLAND, Ex.
2l2l or SH. 529S. ,
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Open Today 4 PM. to 9 PM

Open Today 4 PM. to 9 PM.
Charmingly decorated in the Williams
brick home. with, 9 large .bedrms; and 9
baths on the 2nd fl. and tile y bath on
the 1st A.: was completed for the owner
few months ago; due to owners health,
here is your opportunity to purchase a
well built new home equipped with the
latest innovations: it is situated on a
level lot l6ox1s0) and is located on con-
venient Transportation to downtown
WASHINGTON and Pentagon Bldg. rooms
include on the 1st f., living room, 13x24)
with Colonial fireplace. and French doors
opening on a private porch, which is
screened in summer and glassed in. winter
dining room 12x13) with Colonial corner
cupboards and large easement windows
modern up to the minute kitchen. master
bedroom with pvt bath , other bedrooms
and tile bath: full attic with regular
stairway; full basement with outside en-
trance and maids lavatory; Bryant gas
heat; lifetime asbestos roof, copper plumb
ing, rock wool insulation, metal Venetian
blinds, copper screening: excellent financ-
ing; price $500. Directions to reach
Cross Memorial Bridge, out Lee blvd. 'Rt.
800 to Seven Corners, straight ahead on
Hillwood ave-, (Rt. 33S) l block to 1907
Hilwood ave. and open sign.
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive agents. CHI, 1888; ewes, and
GT, 2StS
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

1918 18th ST. N.W.-3 connecting rooms.
suitable for Offices or small business;
reasonable rent.
18th st. NV, near n st-corner store.
900 So it.; will build to suit tenant.
Also end floor available; excellent for
wholesale stationers, warehouse, etc.
Near Goth and NJ SITS. nw.-2nd COM
mercial: will build to suit tenant; about
1,3O0 So. ft., one floor; $3.50 month.
20O2-04 K st. n.w.--ApproX. 300 50.
IT.; concrete floor. Call Mr.. Hunter. MA.
5000 or Glebe 52S5.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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~ OpNII IT. F1-IEI7
SIIIIINAN BROS

6-rm house good cond. nice lot. 7101
Oxon Hill I'd: terms. Hillside 7099; after
pm, Mr.. Wood LU. 9251.
WEST REAL ESTATE
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-13
Mission School
 At Nenana Burns

FAIRBANKS, (P)-You States side kids, have you ever wished your school would burn down?
 Then you should have watched the faces of 35 Indian and Eskimo youngsters as they stood shivering in 35 below zero weather and watched their St. Marks Mission school at Nanana destroyed by fire.
 Each countenance mirrored un- happiness. To them it meant the loss of the place where they re- ceived their training.
 The one-story log school oper- ated by Episcopal missionaries caught fire Friday morning about the time the pupils were heading for classes. Investigators said an overloaded furnace in the base ment was the probable cause.
 Volunteer fire fighters waged a losing battle in the bitter cold to save the building. They strung 100 yards of hose to the Panama river where they had to cut a hole in the ice to reach water which was pumped to the blaze with a primi- tive siphon-type rig.
 The villages only fire truck, formerly owned by the Alaska Railroad, is operated now by a storekeeper
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-13
SUP. Threaten West Coast Strike

SAN FRANCISCO, (P)-Harry Lundeberg today pressed his AFL sailors demand for a wage boost exceeding that won by CIO mari time unions in the recent west coast strike.
 Negotiators for the Pacific American shipOWners' association were scheduled to give their ans wer to Lundeberg's threat to pull his men off the ships if agreement is not reached in 60 days.
 The AFL sailors union of the Pacific did not participate in the 95-day strike but was idled by it. The CIO seagoing unions won an average $2l monthly increase.
 Lundeberg, executive secretary O fthe AFL union, is demanding raises ranging from S20 to $60 a month to a minimum of Sl90 for ordinary seamen and $350 for boatsWains.
 The AFL unions demands and a continuing controversy over pay rates on coastwise steam sChoon- CTS hauling lumber held up a re- turn to complete maritime har- mony.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-13
Jake Found Dead This Morning

Curtis Jacobs, Well-knoWn pho tographer, and owner of the Arc tic Shop, who has been in Nome since 1926, was found dead this morning with a bullet in his head.
 The coroner's jury gave a yer dict of suicide by self-inflicted shot from a .22 revolver.
 Jake" came to Nome in 1926, as photographer for the Lomen Drug Store, and later went into business for himself. He also has been the only undertaken in Nome for several years.
 Jack Lencer, who has leased space in the Arctic Shop, remain ed closed today, but will be open as usual tomorrow, he states.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-13
CHILDREN ENJOY ROLLER SKATING IN GYM

Roller skating in the school au- ditorium is becoming increasing ly popular every Friday evening. The younger children are privil- eged to skate from FOO to 500 and the older students later in the evening.
 Saturday evening the 9th grade won a basketball game over the ninth grade with a score of 35 to 23.
 The Post played an All Star town team with the army winning by a score of 57-38.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-13
Atlantic Alliance Talks ClOaked In Secrecy

WASHINGTON, (P)-A secrecy lid covered the Atlantic Alliance talks Saturday but officials seem- ed confident the final defense pact will be ready for Senate action be- for spring.
 Negotiators from seven nations are scheduled to get down to brass tacks today when the western Flu ropean representatives are expect ed to presnt thir proposals for the historic mutual aid agreement.
 The diplomatic parleys, launch ed lash July, were resumed late Friday after a three-month recess.
 Their aim is a North Atlantic stronghold linking the United States and Canada to the defense ramparts being set up by the west ern European Union: Britain, France, Belgium, The Netherlands
 Continued on Page Seven)
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Pioneer Roof
 Garden Activities

Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, every member of the various committees working on the Roof Garden arrangements was at her or his post when Jim Walsh called the meeting to order yesterday at Pioneer Hall.
 All committee chairmen not only reported progress, but ad- Vised of new and special items not originally intended. No effort or expense is being spared to give the people a rare evening of diversi- fled entertainment.
 Gus. SteinWandel and his group on the program committee are having regular rehearSals and are so enthusiastic about success that they venture to state (thOugh timidly) that Nome will witness the best, most diversified program that it has seen in years. The sur prise numbers (not listed will merit distinction.
 Charlie PennyCook and his as sistants on the Games and Amuse- ments have discovered some new and appealing devices which they are going to demonstrate. These will be in addition to Faro. Rou- lette. Wheel of Fortune. Shooting Gallery. Fish Pond, etc. One old timer, after seeing the prizes of fered, said: If I'm lucky I can bring home a grubstake for the winter" I am certainly going to try"
 Pete Olsen, in charge of the Roadhouse. known from Sitka to Barrow as the last word in mak- ing coffee that Strikes the spot. having earned this reputation long before the days of the airplane, when he made life look brighter for many prospector on the trail says: Between dances, relax, pat ronize my roadhouse, order what you oudesire-EVERYTHING FREE.
 Continued on Page Six)
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Committees, Grand Jury Both Want Same Witnesses

NEW YORK, [R - William w. Pigman of Appleton, Wis, former U. s. bureau of standards official, appeared Saturday to testify be- fore the espionage-probing federal grand jury.
 He arrived at the federal build ing shortly before the jurors be- gan an unusual Saturday session.
 Pigman, one of several former government officials subpoenaed, said Friday while on his way here he would "co-operate" in the in- quiry.
 Other principals in the investi- gation, including one-time state department official Alger Hiss, were on hand for Saturdays spe- cial session, which caused the House un-American activit e S committee to cancel a scheduled
 Continued on Page EighD
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Youth, l8, Slows Away To Reach
 Wife, l5,---Happy

DETROIT, (P)-Luther Harold Mccoy, Is, was secure with his love Saturday. But it had taken a 3,OO0-mile flight from Anchorage, part of it as a stOwaWay, to return him to the arms of his bride of three months, Lida Ruth, who is Is. Further, young Mccoy re- nounced what he said was a chance to make $45 a day driving a taXicab in Anchorage.
 'I'll never leave her again." Me Coy vowed.
 After Idia wrote him that love had faded away in the month of his absence, Mccoy sneaked aboard a Northwest Airlines plane
 Continued on Page EighO
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NEWS IN BRIEF

CHICAGO, P)-Irvin Kapper, 49 was calm as three gunmen took S773 from his cash register in his shoe store Friday.
 Then they ordered Kapper to open the store safe. Right then, Kapper later told Marquette po- lice, he thought would be a con- venient time to faint" He promptly fell to the floor and a customer screamed Gall a doc tori" The holdup men fled. Rap per said Sl, 500 was in the safe.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-13
ATTENTION

Due 10 cancellation of todaY's flight from Anchorage. George Sundborg will not be here for the dinner scheduled by the Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday evening. Dinner is postponed until We'd nesdaY evening. pending his arri- val on Wednesday.
 Chamber of Commerce
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-13
NEW YORK (P)-Explorer Lin

NEW YORK (P-Explorer Lin coin Ellsworth arrived here by chartered plane Friday for medi- cal treatment. There was no infor- nation available here or in Cali fornia as to the nature of the 68- year-old explorers ailment. In his home town, Monterey, Calif., friends said Ellsworth might be in New York several months. He had been in retirement at Monterey.