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Barnard Event, u. S. Women's
Classic Top Bowling Card

rubber matches. Total pins TO
the four team matches will decid
the winner.
Bowling for the police will b.
104 average Johnny Compton
Hall Williams, Dusty Rhodes, Et
Benjamin, Bill Schotter, Bo1
Gary, Henry Rinck, Ralph Rector
AL Corfield, John Kurtz, Ton,
Couzza, John Varney. Cal CLANCY
John Acree, John Panetta, And,
Mecklejohn. Paul Duvall, Fuzz.
Furr. Bill Phillips and Charlie,
Goodman.
In the fireman line-ups will b,
Buck Sweeney, Dale Valentine
Jack Meade. Bill Moore, Gen,
Shoemaker, Moose Graziani
Elmer Hall, Jack Bradshaw
Johnny Frank, Walter Watt
Adam Diegelman, George Klinker
Frank Principe. Pete Davis, A
Bunch. Wayne Summerville ane
Tony Mayhem.
Filling in today's heavy pin
spilling program will be full
handicap tournaments at Hi-Skol
and Takoma Recreation. Entranc,
fee in both are $3.50. Each rur
continuous from pm. until clos.
ing time.
Luther B. Gochenour, II, father
of Karl Gochenour. Brooklano
Recreation manager, died yester.
daily after lingering illness. Fu-
neral services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at the Hines Flu.
neral Home, with burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
The elder Gochenour was a re.
tired contractor. He and Mrs
Gochenour celebrated their COLDER
wedding anniversary last April 26
The Stars 22d annual tourna-
ment swings into it's final full
week tomorrow with thousands OF
bowlers taking a fling at the 1,20C
cash prizes, Many who already
have fired time or two with
promising results plan to take
another shot hoping to land
higher in the payoff. For others
it will be first try.
The month of competition in
the full-handicap event in which
all entrants are on an even foot
ing. will end a week from Tuesday
Another batch of high scores
released by the tournament audi
tors yesterday, follow: ,
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.5nouffer's S 19 Points
PAGES Western Win
Special oispoteh TO The stor

FRONT ROYAL, Va, Jan. 21.-
Led by Lou >Snouffer, Western
High School of Washington. D. c.,
rolled over Randolph Macon
Academy in basketball game
here this afternoon.
Snouffer took scoring honors
with 19 points. 18 of them on
field goals.
The Red Raiders pulled away in
the early stages and ran up a
BOLT margin at intermission.
Buddy North was high for the host
team with IL points.
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Army Court Tourney
At BeIvoir in March

The Army's world basketball
championship tournament will be
held at Fort Belvoir from March 6
through IL, it was announced yes
terday. Dates and sites of other
championship events are:
Bowling, April 1T at Fort Sill.
Okla; volleyball, May 1-6 at Fort
Ord, Calf; tennis, July 1922 at
Fort Lavenworth, Kans.; golf,
August 6-12 at Fort Knox, KY:
boxing, February 1926 at Fort
Bragg, N. c.; baseball, September
1T at Fort Monmouth. N. ].
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Senator Long to Speok
At Touchdown Luncheon

Senator Russell Long. son of
the late Senator Huey Long of
Louisiana. will address the Touch
down Clubs weekly luncheon to-
morrow at 1890 pm.
The speakers also will include
Gen. Lemuel Shepherd, comman-
dant OF the Quantico Marine Base,
and Maj. Hal Harwood, head
coach Of Quantico's Navy football
champions the last two years.
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y ~
The schedule
Hoosiers Beut Purdue

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 81 (P).
-Indiana's Hoosiers kept in the
running in the Western Confer
ence basketball race by beating
Purdue tonight with a second
half surge, 1899. 1t was Indiana's
second victory in four league
games, Purdue'S fourth loss in five.
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are II S n ! n 6
areas. Chart
cred boats, (for
beyond reefs)
S 65 a d a y:
skiffs So, out
boards S. ex-
ira; Bonefish
G vi d e S $35;
Cabins, worst
IS, good So, ex-
G e i ! e n Z $l2,
prices are high
in the K eys.
Bridge fishing
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ADVERTISEMENT
TACKLE FISHING
BY "Salty" Mills

Marathon, Keys, Florida: Water,
water everywhere, but fish are
only to be found in certain places.
Bonefish excepted dlats), dark
bottoms, rocks, and deep channels
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OUTDOORS

MALATCHIE FARMS, Fort VAL
ley, Ga. (by maiD The fields,
woods and thickets of South
Georgia abound with fast-flying
Evening star., 1950-01-22
Golloudet WrestIers
Defeat Georgetown

Gallaudet's wrestling team de-
feated Georgetown. 25-6, yester-
day at Gallaudet for the third
straight year. It gave the Blues
a 4-3 season record in dual meets.
Gallaudet won five matches and
three others were draws.
Features were the 136-pound
match, in which Gallaudet's
Burns outpointed Leo Miginity,
and the heavyweight match, in
which Gallaudet's Dave Carlson
pinned Mike Cara.
121;pounds: Kasic (Galll and Mas
trangelo drew.
13e: Burns tGall;ll dec. ;Miginity.
145. Swain (Gall.l and Flynn drew
155: Ketchum lGar.) and White drew.
1856: Turk (Gan0 dec. Casey.
175: vasnick tGall.) PINNED santen.
Heavyweight: Carlson toall) pinned
Cara. 500.
Evening star., 1950-01-22

Totals 21 s so Totals Is 90
Halftime score, Western, 30-17.
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Continued on NsxI Pass.l
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BETHESDA3parkwood i, aHd 5I on the park;
brick, on T0-ft. lot, in exclusive
neighborhood. outdoor fireplace and
play house. entire home in better
than new condition, basement has
outside entrance and recreation
room. Assume AZ trust, payment
SS2.94 includes principle, interest,
taxes and insurance. 4511 Delmonte
st. Open Sunday 1-6 and by appoint
ment HUGGINGS e. HARRISON.
INC. LO. 6-2S0O, ewes, LQ. 5.O593
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East-West highway,
convenient all schools and shopping
Center-hall brick Colonial; lst-Aoor
finished rms, :}rd floor; recreation
room; garage: S24 $50: terms Call
Mr.. Mcmahon. ewes, OIL. 1920.
DRURY REALTY CORP, 1877 x st.
NV. RE. 1913. 3
BETHESDA-By owner Livable. cop
most convenient loo, 1908 Mont
gomery ave. OIL. 5767.
BETHESDA-9-yr. -old 6-rm. insulated
brick; oil heat; recr. room; storm
sash and screens; newly dec: lot
80x100; open Sun, noon to 7 pm.
Chelton rd,, . blocks to Seaford rd.,
right ! block to Seaford pl. and
Open Sign. Price. S16,250. HO.
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HoUSES-sALE-MD. tcent. }

wOoDFTELD, near Damascus
story frame and brick. A modern
home LIST a., living rm. with oper
fireplace, sun parlor finished in
knotty pine. dining rm-. kitchen
sna Ds pantry o,.in Nth ,sr9 x,n6ov ss = bath ;ff
closet; linen closet and spaeiou
cedar closet, fun bath: oak floor;
on st A. and cherry on the End.
full bsmt., oil h.-E.h.. garage. ONT
acre land which is beautifully land
sssDsd' ,Bs nsms s1s3so sSsi Ss JtrEy EEp WI
CuSHldAN, RealtoT, $40 Frederick
ave. Gaithersburs. Nd. Telephone
WOODSIDE PARk-Besutiful large
house on landscaped lot. library 4
bedrooms. 4 baths. double sarsgs
maids quarters, screened porch
sundeck. all modern equipment: ap,
drive; asking $50, 600. Can OWNER
for appointment to see. SH. 1921.
wOODMOOR AREA-onering a spa
cious RED brick Colonial With 4
twin-sized bedrms. on End a. with
> full baths, stairs to large storage
attic: large 1st-h. den with "a bath,
beaut. 20x9 kit. with ample table
loft. GE refsr;,: maids nm. and
screened porch. fenced rear yard;
lot is 90x1@0 #: " blks. to Catho-
lie and public schools; house was
custom built; price is below market
for this size home. Can show Sat
or Sun. by sppt. Call LAWRENCE
v. LUTES, SH. 715l. -
WOODSIDE built
home Of comfortable proportions on
beautiful wooded corner: 3 bedrooms
and . baths on the sleeping floor.
poWoer room down, ,generous living
porch; NV heat; built-in garage.
ee1ncellent en nsighborhood; under S25.-
Gill open ewes.
ELBOW ROOM, Ia acres. 5 lge. rms.
and bath, only 8 miles from D. c..
osmt.' oil h.-w.h.; gar: city water
ana electricity: at everything in
Lanham, Mo; better hurry; $l2,q50,
terms. ALVIN EPLING, UN. O3l3.
TWo-ACRE chicken farm. 6-rm. and
path asbestos frame; bsmt., hot-air
neat, J new poultry houses, 22x33:
income over 500 per Wk; garden
fenced in; on Montgomery ave,
Laurel. Nd Only Sl2.750. terms.
ALVIN EPLING, UN. 0313.
@:h ACRES AT FAIRLAND-7 miles
from Silver Spring, faces 66S It. on
hard road, subject to water main
and telephone rights Of way. l. w
GROOMES. 18th and Eye sts.
oWSiNERI-2;oedrm; .SiSEI bungalow, asbestos
beat beat cfrepl;. fgll 6dry bsmt. NJ.
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WOODMOOR

Exclusive Agent. SH. O42
and Sun, SH, 1851.
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SEVERN RIVER

One of Maryland's charming homes Of
Dutch Colonial design, situated on
the Severn River. 3 miles from the
Naval Academy. The beautiful land
scaped grounds with trees and shrub
berry that only time can produce COW
ers nearly 8 acres OF land and ap-
prox; $50 #. of waterfront. with
boathouse House contains 4 spa
cious and well built flrepls. and beau
tiful 18th Century hand-carved stair
way. lst floor features lily. rms.
/ approx 40 #. long. powder nm.
paneied din. rm., all with lovely par
quet floors. Completely, modern unit
kit with picture window and new
electrical appliances. Large util. rm.
with elec. dishwasher and Bendix:
This would make ideal clubrm. end
f. consists of bedrms. and tile
baths; maid S rm. on 3rd A.; spacious
closets. This house is solidly built,
sound proof and contains many ex-
tras. Small cottage in rear of home
may be used as guesthouSe or serv-
ants quarters. Double gar. May be
seen by appt. only. Phone Annapolis
1926 for appt. Price, SAT, 800. -
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.
COLORED: 500 DOWN
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

5a2 THIRD ST, Eastport tAnnapo-
lisl, Md.-House. 6 rooms and bath:
coal hot-air heat; lot 3Ox165 #; >
blocks covers distance to stores,
schools and churches; "a block from
hiIsline. Drire 81 900 -
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

sss RICHMOND AVE. - Lovely .
story brick. 6 rms, excel. cond il.
conv. to business section. schools
and transp. Priced rtEht Terms
Call Mr.. Bryer, SH. 6292. COX d
CO, ST. 0775.
SILVER SPRING
OPEN 9 TO SAT. AND SUN
Six-rm. br. Col, corner lot; 3 6edrmS.
Pa baths; fireplace: side porch; eff
bsmt. apt. with outside entr; GI
approved and priced at SIS, $50
$500 OLD BLADENSBURG ROAD
Other Colonial and bunsalowS avail
able
CLAUDE WOOD. 81. 45oo. -
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TRULY

One OF the lovliest homes In The
Hamlet" Just east Of Conn. ave,
between the . clubs beautiful
detached corner brick home. Living
room with open fireplace, screened
living porch. lanSe dining room with
bay window, de luxe kitchen and
large breakfast room: 4 bedrooms.
> baths. lear garage. Immaculate
condition and the price is right.
Call ME. l143 until pm.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN Realtor
DEN AND POWDER ROOM
: -rm. brick Colonial. lust yrs old
flrepl., full bsmt: Sl6,p5O: 50 600
down; assume Sll,7Oo trust Call
CO. Sligo O11h.
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BETHESDA

Ensaging New England Colonial; liv.
rm: with firepl., din. rm., kit. >
bedrms. and bath 1st H.; . lge. bed
rms. and bath upstairs; asking only
$1S,500 with inviting terms. Please
call Mr.. Burruss. HU. 1886 till 8
pm.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
REALTORS, HU. 1856.
Georgetown Once, 1907 o ST. NV.
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WASHINGTON GROW

WASHINGTON GROVE
A small town community odering
ideal conditions for children and
within easy committing distance OF
Washington. In a setting OF maE-
nlflcent trees. with shrubs flowers
and lanoscspinE of rare beauty, this
home is on a large corner lot Liv-
ing room, study. dining room and
well-eouipped kitchen on lst floor:
bedrooms and > baths on md.
auto. laundry. dryer and dishwaSher
are included with the property.
There is q large Lear garage An
additional lot which the present
owners have used for gardeninE is
included. Price. S1S.50o. Call Mrs
CUSHARD.
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SILVER SPRING

OPEN. 81 TO-DAY
Well Financed. GI or Non-GI
7l5 GILBERT ST.
6-rm. brick Colonial; 2ia baths, Are
place, side porch, basement, outside
entrance. Immediate possession.
DIRECTIONS:
Out Piney Branch I'd, to Old Bladens-
burg rd. and trafic lisht, right !
blk. to Gilbert St. right to open
II Aide Mn0n s1 Ahnn
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ATTENTION GIs

Veteran approved; 5-rm. all-brick bum
galow; lot 6Ox2OO. open Sun. 2 till
5. 2704 49th ave. sc. To reach:
Out Pa. ave, to Southern ave, left
to Ellis, right to 49th, right to
house. AT. O766.
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SUPER RAMBLER

Well-constructed new brick rambler
on lse. corner lot in established sec
tlon of beautiful WoodSide PaTk--A
spacious rms. and :? baths; screened
porch; attached garAGe. full bsmt.
This is not Just another rambler but
a creation that will satisfy the most
disc Eliminating buyer. viii not be
available long.
nL.t: - W
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WOODSIDE FOREST

Open to 6--Prewar brick. slate roof.
screened porch. sun deck; 4 bedrmS
> complete baths, picture window In
family-siZe din. rm, den. powder
rm.. elec kit lge. breakfast rm., .
f1replaees. / mirrored: custom carpet
and draperies; beautiful rec. rm.
outside entrance to basement and
maids rm gas h.-w heat. Only
S27.5O0 94l4 Woodland dr.. TO
reach: Out Ga. ave. to Columbia
blvd, right to Woodland DIR. left to
Open" sign.
BERNARD T. BROSIUS
Exclusive Agent. sH. O42O. Ewes
and Sun SH, 5SGI
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EZ CUsHARD. RgALToR
Or. 4a32 WI. SSk1

WEST LELAND ST.
Between the clubs and walk dist TO
Rosemary and every other type OF
school. this substantial home con-
tanning 10 rms. and baths is
screened from the streets by tall
hemlocks. on lot 130x2l5 tt 1t
offerS q rare opportunity to obtain
SecluSion in the heart of much
sought after community OF nne
homes. Full bsmt. gas h-wh., .
car garage, numerous fine rare trees
beautifully planting; price only
S33 600
INEz CUsHARD. REALToR. OR. 4.3:
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3 New Brick Ramblers

OPEN SAT. AND SUN TO =
ah a-96H -pG23 Lorain ave. Sll SpG.
Have 3 bedrmS frepls picture
windows, Venetian blinds, hardwood
frs. full nsmts.. built-in GARAGES.
copper plumbing and Puttering, ERA
a.-c heat. lot 70-f. frontAge, Di-
rectionS. Out 18th or "a ave to
Colesville I'd, -Rht tn Sligo Greek
Parkway, LETT TO e'unett. TiEht on
RoBERTs I, LArrIMER. Resnor
T1J3 Alaska ave NV, GE. l"t0I
ewes. and Sun. GE. shGh u
Evening star., 1950-05-07

BETHESDA-S12 900; detached brick
bungalows; full bsmt., expansible
attic. fireplace, lot 60xll5. HENRY
]. CONNOR, INC, Owner-Builder,
WI. 1888, ewes; Sat. and Sun,
OIL. 1893. -
BETHESDA-6-rm. stone and brick
Colonial, paneled rec rm, screeend
porch. Anchor fenced, oil a.-e. heat;
owner transferred. Open 9 to 6
Sun, 6611 Exfair rd. No agents.
BETHESDA ESTATE-Modern white
brk. Colonial, on beautiful acres:
includes library and pwdr. rm. on
1st A.; 4 bedrms, . baths on 2nd
f.; servants quarters; 2-car b.-i.
garage; owner prepared to sell under
market to effect immediate sale
Ewes. call WI. 3223c FRANK S.
PHILLIPS DI l4ll s
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SILVER SPRING

OIIV EN- OI nI1NO
This modernistic rambler is built for
comfort and real living. Liv. rm.. -,
IT. long with beautiful fireplace and
picture window Front porch, 10
It. long; unusually lee bsmt de-
sirable terms. For further informa-
ton. call RE $3.50, 10 till 5,
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO, -
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-14
Russia Will Reply
 TOLend-LeaseNOte

WASHINGTON, (P) - Russia has promised to reply to a new de- mand from the United States for settlement of Moscow's long over due lend-lease account
 Andrei Gromkyo, Soviet deputy foreign minister, gave the pledge in Moscow this week to American Ambassador Alan Kirk.
 Officials heer gave no indica- ton as to when the Russian reply may be expected. It was generally anticipated that Soviet officials would be slow to make any ac- ceptable offer for clearing the books of the nearly eleven billion dollar American claim.
 However, there was some hope that the reply will provide defin- ite information of the where ,abouts of 100 small naval craft whose return the United States has been demanding for the past three years.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-14
Korean Situation At A Glance ...

Continued from Page One) Red infantry launched a frontal attack and the First Cavalry met it with bayonets. A force in the rear came out of hiding simultan- eously.
 Other elements of the American division were rushed in to protect the rear of the Seventh. Both Red forces were routed and as they ran back toward the river the American artillery zeroed in on the bridge.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-14
THE MISSING FACTOR IN CRAFTSMANSHIP
(Dr. Paul Campbell)

Many people feel that the world needs changing and they do not know where to begin As survey what is happening in the world today whether 1t is Korea the London docks, Western Germany, the Middle East, the Far East see and sense that there missing factor n the statesmanship of the world believe that this missing factor is very simple one-that we have forgotten that there is inspired theology for democ racy inspired theology for the world, for every and every nation.
 The last ten years have shown that the democraces without theology win war; but so far the de- mocraces without theology have failed to build peace, because peace much than the ending of armed conflict. Te build peace need the same pas sion and force to unit with people and other nations need to fight against them when we make war. That demands quality in the life of and nations that we have not had up till now.
 Never pray for great opportunities rather for willingness to do little things in great way.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-14
"U. s. BOmbers Kill 7.OOO In Seoul"

MOSCOW, (P)-Two North Ko- rean correspondents for the liter ary Gazette reported Saturday that United States bombers have killed 1000 persons in Seoul, the South Korean capital now held by the northern communists.
 The dispatches were datelined Pyongyang, capital of North Ko- req, and said hundreds of homes were also wrecked in Pyongyang.
 The accounts in the Literary Ga zeette said that eff the blood of the Korean people which has been shed by the Americans on this lit tie Peninsula were poured on the White House, it long ago would have been drowned in blood"
 This is in line with the Soviet propaganda theme on the Korean issue-to portray the Americans as aggressors and to stir up hatred against the United Nations forces battling the invading North Ko- Cean RedS).
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-14

of communist aggression. He ask ed the European Councils Consul tative Assembly to entrust it's president, Paul-Henri Spaak of Belgium, with carrying out pre- liminary steps. Winston Churchill, Britain's Conservative leader, pro- posed such a unified army in a speech to the assembly Friday and the assembly approved the idea.
 LONDON, (P)- Britain's Con- servative and Liberay Party lead CTS asked Prime Minister Attlee to recall Parliament from it's sum- mer recess earlier than the Sept. 12 date he has set. Churchill, war time Prime Minister, said Sept. 12 was altogether too remote"
 BRUSSELS, P)- Prince Bau- douin, who has taken over the powers of his father, King Leo- pold, as ruler of Belgium, has named acting foreign minister Paul van Zealand premier-desig- nate, charged with the ticklish job of forming an all Social Chris tian Party cabinet.
 TAIPEI, Formosa,, (P)-Nation- alist China's air force said it would continue to patrol the Red China coast and attack commun- ist craft which might be used to invade Formosa, island stronghold of the Nationalists. The air force said it would defend Formosa in "full cooperation with our Allied forces," referring to the U. s. fleet ordered by President Truman to defend Formosa.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-14
Assn. Against Anti Reservation Clause Not Statehood

WASHINGTON (R)-The ASSO- citation on American Indian Af- fairs said last week that Delegate Bartlett of Alaska was "inaccu- rate" in charging in House speech that the Association op- poses the Alaska Statehood bill.
 "The Association is opposed to the anti-reservation clause in the bill and asks that the clause be stricken out," Association presi- dent Oliver La Farge said in a statement.
 That clause prohibits the inte- rior department from designating any Indian reservations in the Territory until statehood is at tained.
 ''In effect we will ask that the bill be improved by amendment" La Farge said. "This is very diff ferent from opposing the bill.
 "Our organization and officers have recently stated publicly and in letters to Congress that the anti-reservation clause must be eliminated because it is detrimen- tai to Alaskan native rights, will retard the progress of the new state, and at this time will endan- ger our Alaskan defense as well as the prestige and good will of the United States
 In his speech to the House, Del egate Bartlett referred to the As sociation on American Indian Af- fairs in connection with letter he said La Farge wrote Senator O'Mahoney, chairman of the Sen ate interior committee, on July 25.
 Bartlett quoted a portion of the letter in which La Farge said '1t is possible under the Alaska Re- organization act of May l, 1886, for natives to obtain clear title to their lands by negotiation.
 Bartlett then told the House, "That statement runs directly counter to the conclusions of the Supreme Court of the United States.
 "In May of 1949 The Su- preme Court stated that the sec retary of the interior cannot dis pose of federal lands through any authority conferred upon him by Section 2 of the Act of May l, 1886. ."
 Earlier in his half hour speech, Bartlett said, My personal con- viction is that these organizations devoted to the protection of mi nority rights have been badly fooled ... by few individuals seeking personal profit who are now opposing statehood because they far it would interfer with their hiohlv nersOna1 nlans"
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-14
OF BROKEN DREAMS

The Second World War ended five years ago today with the surrender of Japan In the days that followed here's what people were saying:
 Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, in Moscow: Il see nOth- ing in the future that would prevent Russia and the United States from being the closest possible friends really going to be friends we must really under stand each other.
 President Truman: "This is the day for the demo- craS This is the day when start real task of implementaton of free government in the world where we faced with the greatest task we've been faced with. 1 know are going to do it..
 Dr. Syngman Rhee chairman of the Korean commits sion: 'The Japanese surrender the end of long nightmare of terror and oppression in Korea The KO rean people will be forever grateful to the American people. -.
 Izvestia, official Soviet newspaper: "The cause of world peace and the freedom and security of peoples has triumphed
 Milton D. Cohn national commander of the Disabled American Veterans: The DAV hopes that the crushing of Japan ends wars for all tme'
 Winston Churchill warned of the spread of commun- ism and said of the atom bomb: 50 far we know, there perhaps three four years before the great progress the United States De OVeraken In these three years remold the relationships of all men of all nations in such way that these do not Ws dare to fall upon each other for the sake of vulgar outdaed ambition for passionate differences in ide OOges, and that international bodies by supreme thorty may give peace earth and justice among Our pilgrimage has brought to a sublime moment in the history of the World.'
 Josef Stalin to Chang Kai-Shek: "I wish to express the certainty that friendship and cooperation of countries together all the freedOmOvng nations will the of universal peace and the prosperity of all peoples
 Gen Douglas MacArthur We have had our last chance. If we do not devise greater and more equitable system Armageddon will be at our door,"
 John w. Synder, director of reconversion: I believe the threshold of of the greatest that mankind has even known.