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400 N. VERMONT ST.

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Ii
You see this bungalow, you will want
1t; $4,000 down: located on large
corner lot, in Hyattsville Hills; !"
bedrms,, full dry bsmt., porch, out
door patio and fireplace; everything
about It is perfect: S10,a5O.
PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
1900 Rhode Island Ave. WA. $500.
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR
For veterans only: new 2-bedrm
brk. Cape Cod, with lge. expansion
attic and full bsmt.; lSe. concrete
lined. poss.: price. S11,s50: 81 ,s00
cash. bal S72 per mo-, incl. every
peter !. hagan
Realtors. 3a41 34th st. ne. UN.
s5s5. once open Sun. from IL am
IN < n m
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NO DOWN PAYMENTS

New Cape Cod. 2 bedrms. iiv. rm
bath. full bsmt-. on lot 60xI6o:
price. 80 $50
4-bedroonl house. iiy. rn1., dining I'm,
kit. bath. on lot 651I00. 2-ear gar.
front and back pcIcheS.
Brick bunEalow. 2 bedrrns.. Ay. IN
breakfast nook, e1pansion attse
Wash. blvd. Laurel. Nd. Laurel
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7TC . REDRMS So 40(

81 900 cash includes settlement ex-
penses; S56 per mo, int. principal.
estimated taxes and INSURANCE; on
Nd. west Hyattsville; close to stores,
fransp. and school. Call G. e.
CARSON & CO., UN. 1878, UN. 2lSo.
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THE HANES co.
sqaa Wilson blvd. CH. GOO
BERKSHIRE

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ARIINGTON EOREST

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LUCILLE COOK
PA. 3e7s ExeiasIyely. "a. 46G4.
BARGAIN

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tos EhtngIe construeticn: On perfestly
weE.derfui lot. sppTox- lo6xlSbs q
fhfs highly coasxnfent and eestsshls
s*efiau. Beautiful trees inEiedk -.
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ktsh pend fst necr eontAins icyels NJ.
g bedrns. Ard bath. End aocr has .
eompisfs mod. apt. Of 3 rnas. nf
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$500
Rungalow on 81 Acre

Charming Arm. home, built Just z
yrs ago and in excellent condition,
3 miles from D. C. line at South
CAPITOL st. with excellent down
town Washington bus service. Can
be bought on convenient terms
Better phone now and save disap-
pointment.
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6214 44th AVENUE
piverdaln MARYLAND

Near Maryland University: ,ps open nt,vs To-
modern brick BUNGALOW. on q lot
boxi2O, and containing large
rooms. Ia baths, full basement. ex-
pandable attic and detacnea e, ,a Hnes =
car garage priced for immeolate
+. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol St. Ma. $3.50:
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VIM. r. pARRAMORE

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~ THE THE GABLES co.

oW. 5oo5 until 10 pm. $
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
Open. 640g 18th ave, Michigan
Park Hills. Md, just over D. G.
line Large rooms. expansion attic,
gemifnished basement, "a baths
cleo. REFRIGERATOR and garbage dis
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
2125 Rhode Island Ave. NE. Ho'
f020; ewes, MI. s692. 3
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ANNANDALE

Bungalow, located on acre OF land
unfinished rm., coal stove heat,
small stream. $1,000. 81 300 down
McCAY 81 McCAY
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VETERANS ONLY

Few group of broom and-bath
bungalows, full bsmts., expansion
attic, large lots, paved streets
ioestion. Priced S9,9bO. $3.50 cash,
S66 per month, includes taxes and
insurance.
peter ]. hagan
Realtor, 3s41 34th 81; Ne, uE'
1855. once open Sunday from II
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LYON VILLAGE

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MANNAS REALTY CO.
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ARLINGTON, $1,000

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BELLEVUE FOREST
OPEN Q PM TIL 8 Pm.
Cha rmins white ,hrirk Milhnfrsbars
eantatrins censer 'sntranse nsh .nst.
tiled bath. three bedrooms de lux,
tiled bath and storage room on sec
ond floor. Situated on d beautifully
Handicapped level lot with. an en-.
traneing panoramic view OF the goi,
course at the Washinston Golf ane
minutes OF downtown. Washinston
near the extension OF the oeorGs
washington Memorial PARKWAY noH
being completed ALONG the river
edge. Spacious living room with
Adams fireplace and French door
openinG on . large screened posef
TO capture the engaging view. Din;
ing r. graced with . large ant
beautiful picture easement window
All electric streamlned kitchen wlta
many cupoearde; breakfast bar. or
dishwasher and disposal screened
Basement Easement with fireplace, outside en-.
trance and maids bath Most at
tractlye features are the many clos
cts, Vermont slate roof, copper
suffers and plumbing. full-isnstt
aluminium screens. Crane Pumping
Westinghouse equipment. Bryapt Ea'
heat with air-conditioning kystem
black-top driveway beautifully plant
ed with azaieas. yewS and dogxood
II you appreciate quality and snsi'
ronment. drive out and inspect THU
home Owners will consider trading
Excellent financing. Price. $34 a5a
and bear right on Lee hwy. continus
on Lee hwy 2,s miles 10 Military I'd,
right on Military I'd. 4fl0 miles e
house opposite golf course teShioii
home sign: or cross Chain BRIDGE
bear left on Glebe I'd. TO military I'd :,
and left on Military I'd. sl4l ane
exhibit home Sign.
George Mason Green Co.
cH 3s3s; ewes. and sun, 6L- ASS
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$3.50 DOWN

Lovely white bungalow. in Queens
Chapel district Immediate posse1-
sion. Owner has been trankferTed-
Assume large trust At AZ. Balance
payments 20 be arranged. Total
price only SI0.95o. Call SH. sol q
till 8 IN. MONTGOMERY INVEST
MEHT q INSURANCE co. 3
COLORED-NEAR WENTWORTH :
$3.50 with easy terms. Beautiful
S-rm. and bath bungaIow; oil hot
water heat. hardwood floors, Venf-
tan blinds; beautiful landscape. Pr
403D
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ASK is REALTY
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SUBURBAN sAiE-viR6iNiA
AIExANDRIA-
OPEN TODAY, / TO 6

Entrance hall. Ilxis large Twins
room with fireplace and large mir-
ror, modern equipped kiteheB tnev
ranget. utility room, oil heat, Stor-
ters and downSpouts. terrace. de-
tached garage; price. Si4-500. 100
K. Braddock rd., OF Russell r6
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Ridge. Arl., Va. OF. S5S6-so86.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-01
Italy Ratifies
 Atlantic Treaty

ROME, (P) - Italy, first Axis country to surrender in World War II, lined up with some of her former enemies Saturday despite violent opposition from the coun- trys powerful communist minor ity.
 The Italian Senate approved ratification of the Atlantic pact Friday night, 175-81, and by a show of hands, authorized the government specifically to ratify the alliance with the Western powers. The Chamber of Deputies has already approved.
 The pact, previously ratified by the United States, Great Britain, Canada, France, Belgium and Luxembourg, will go into formal effect as soon as the Netherlands completes action. Her Senate is expected to debate the issue next week.
 Italy, along with Norway, Por- tugal, Denmark and Iceland, is as- sociated with, but not a founder nation of, the pact.
 There were 87 members of the Senate absent as the vote on the historic alliance against aggres- sion was taken, but the public gal leries were filled despite the late hour.
 Italy invited herself into the pact. When the alliance was first suggested last fall, Italy's name was not mentioned.
 Foreign minister Count Carlo Sforza made it known Italy would be disappointed if not invited to join and said Italy's geographic position and strategic importance" made it vain for her to hope to stay neutral in any future war.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-01

TRENTON, N. J. CP) - New Jersey gave love and matrimony a boost today. The state division of employment security declared that a worker who takes time off to get married and gets fired is definitely entitled to receive un- employment compensation.
 Ii added, however. that such a matrimonial-minded worker must have given advance notice of his plans to his boss.
 Taking time off for marriage after appropriate notice is cer- tainly not misconduct, the division held.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-01
Senate SnarIed Up Over Foreign Aid
By Don Whitehead

WASHINGTON, (P)-The Sen ate appropriation committee try ing to unravel a Senate snarl over a big foreign aid money bill, chung stubbonrly Saturday to amend ments which caused all the trOu- ble.
 The 2l-member group slapped together a new bill late Friday but, ignoring strong administra- ton pressure, refused to withdraw amendments which would:
 CD Require the economic coop eration administration and the army to buy Sl,8OO,OOO,OOO worth of surplus American farm pro- ducts.
 D2D Earmark $5O,000,00O of ECA funds for loans to Spain.
 The committee re-Wrote these riders in an effort to get around Senate objections that they were writing new legislation into a money bill in violation of the rules. This was the argument which threw the entire bill into 8 confused parliamentary tangle last Wednesday and sent it back
 Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-01
Lightning Kills
 Two Ball Players

BAKER, Fla. (P)-Two players were killed and 50 other persons were injured by lightning bolt that ripped into a baseball game and scattered a screaming Sun ay-afternoon crowd of 300.
 One of those injured was listed in critical condition.
 The bolt plowed a ditch three inches deep and 0 feet long in the baseball diamond and spread flashes of electricity and sparks throughout the park.
 The two semi-pro teams, Baker and Munson, Fla, were preparing to begin play when the lightning struck.
 The dead, both members of the Baker baseball club, weer- third baseman Allen L. Joyner, Jr., 23 Of Crestview and Shortstop Harry Moore of Baker.
 Baker is in northwest Florida about 50 miles each of Pensacola.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-01
Air Force Plans Bomber RefueIin9 In Arctic
By Elton C. FaYl

WASHINGTON, C4) - The air force is talking about forward air bases deep in the Arctic at which bOmbers could refuel on strikes across the Polar Cap.
 A cautious official reference to this hitherto secret plan for stretching the reach of bombers operating from arfieIds within the United States came to light last week. In a report on plans and money needs for the new heavy bomber base at Limestone, Me, the air force says:
 "A typical Polar operation might involve aircraft taking off from United States air bases, the staging or topping off of these air craft at forward bases in northern Canada, Greenland, or even the polar cap"
 This project may explain how the USAF can make good its claim that the huge B-36 bomber can strike virtually all significant military targets on the earth from bases within the Western Hemi- sphere.'
 The distance from bases within the United States itself to poten- tial targets in the heartland of the Eurasian continent would be be- yond the range of even the B-36. However, the new strategy sug- gested in the report indicates that the missions would operate like this:
 A B-36, whose home field was Limestone or some other airdrome in the United States, would load up with bombs-and a compara- lively light load of fuel. It would fly two or three thousand miles to staging base on the rim of the
 Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-01
Mob Besieges U. $. Consulate In Shanghai
tBY Fred Hampson)

SHANGHAI, (P) - The United States Consulate was beSieged Saturday by about 15O former Shanghai employees of the U. s. Navy.
 The mob, like the one Friday, demanded aggregate back pay and severance allowance equal to 612 months pay. It was made up of Chinese mostly, but there was a sprinkling of Indians and White Russians.
 Consulate members were not permitted to leave the building. These included acting consul gen eral Walter McConaughy, naval attache Cmdr. Morgan Slayton and administrative attache Reu- ben Thomas.
 Others were permitted to come and go but only essential person. nel reported for work Saturday lest a general lock-in develop.
 Thirteen staff members remain ed in the building Friday night.
 The dispute goes back to the swift withdrawal of navy units here before the communists ar rived. The workers claim they were not properly discharged;
 Continued on Page Eight
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-01
FRANKFURT, Germany, (P)-

FRANKFURT, Germany, (P)- The United States joint chiefs of staff arrived here Saturday in President Truman's personal plane to begin 10 days of conferences with western European military chiefs and to survey American forces in Europe.
 Adm. Louis Denfeld, chief of na- val operations, said he and Gen. Omar Bradley, U. s. army chief of staff, and Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg, air forces commander. would talk over military problems with Vest
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CanneIy Prospects Reported For
 Second Division

Norman WigutOff and Clarence Carlson of the Fisheries Products Laboratory which has it's head quarters in Ketchikan, who have been working in this area since about June 18th, have completed their work for this season and leave for Fairbanks.
 Their survey took them all over the Peninsula to Teller, Wales, Shishmaref, Kotzebue and on the Kobuk River tu Kiana.
 An interview with MT Wigutoff indicated that it might be possible to maintain a small hand cannery at Teller for salmon and also for smoked salmon as a speciality.
 The shee fish at Kotzebue and Kiana did not seem to be in suffi- cient quantity to warrant a wide scale commercial enterprise, ac- cording to information gathered by the fish specialists, this year in particular being a very poor sea son.
 A trip was made to White Mountain, Golovin, Fish River, but the extent of the fishing pos abilities was unknown due to the fact that the natives have made no attempt to fish in the sea, limit ing both their salmon and herring fishing to the river and close to shore.
 Since fish were found at Me Grath, Bethel and Holy Cross, al though in that area it was known as Chee of Cheet.
 MT. WigutOff stated that there were excellent runs of king sal mon at Holy Cross and Bethel this year and that he saw the possibil- ity of a salmon hand cannery for Unalakleet, although here again the natives only fish along the shore and have not explored the possibilities of sea fishing.
 MT. Wigutoff and MT. Carlson noted that there are two small cannerieS and one saltry on the Yukon at Hamilton and Marshall, one of which is maintained by the N. C. Company. They felt that it was possible for a hand cannery to be profitable in the Kusko-
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SEATTLE, CP) - The estate of Joe Crosson, famed Alaska bush pilot who died June Fl at the age Of 45, was estimated at $25,000 when his will was filed for pro- bate here.
 He left all his community inter est in the estate to his widow, Lil- lian Caroline CrossOn, along with S49.50O in life insurance.
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LONDON, (P)-The Daily Mail

LONDON, (P)-The Daily Mail said Saturday that Rita Hayworth is going to have baby.
 Quoting a member of the princes family, it said in a dis patch from Paris:
 Princess Ally Khan formerly Rita Hayworth) is expecting a baby and is cancelling her engage ments."
 The princess is now in Deau- vile, the dispatch said. There was no confirmation of this report from any other source.
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PUEBLA, Mexico, (P)-A truck taking peasants to a weekly fair was caught between two buses Friday night, killing IT persons and seriously injuring 22 others. All the dead are Mexicans. The drivers of all three vehicles were arrested
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w YNE SBURG. Pa. (P) -

YNE SBURG, Pa. (P) - WayneSburgS citizens ruefully hung up their umbrellas Saturday and started paying off bets they made that it would rain as usual on July 29.
 It almost always rains in Waynesburg on July 29. But Fri day, for the sixth time in 72 years, there was nary a drop of moisture.
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IT WAS ALL GREEK

DORTMUND, Germany, P)- Anti-communist cons tr u c { o n workers were asked to make Greek inscription on a new build ing here. But they refused.
 They mistook the Greek letters for Russian.
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NEWS IN BRIEF

MOSCOW, CP)-A Mississippi alligator" has been installed at the Moscow zoo. Evening Mos COW" said it was flown n by plane.
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BUENOS AIRES, CP)-The na- tional convention of the PerOnista Party proclaimed President Juan Domingo Peron their candidate for reelection in 1852.