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CT BARGAIN
4-BEDROOM HOME

Wide brick home, located at the cor
Colonial front porch, center hall; q
large spacious home in excellent
neighberhood. Approx. $4,000 cash
Ms s az aE1E Rsr e. s1s s. sinspsst sSss sad snl
Sun. 81. zoos. --17
possession -. at settlement Sae5;
down; good terms; 6 rooms. 2 mod
Gall GGI,,71 NORRIS COHEN or MILTON On
coL:LoFfERs LIKE THIS are rare;
seize yours today. Modern 6-rm.
ise: fst trust. A ~ 0iS int. iiRHg RxIPR sG"b 5.
cS26kEbyacxNf: SG5E b1 3a9S n s25o 2H down; 2i
aSad noa sH sna sfnniRps braRs !d baths. atsEfc
hN4HsRpRRsE fasns RfsE nRAnTY inmsa o ss4
Eye, st. NV. Elk. 3400; eyes,, GE.
CoL.L.R1vER TERRACE, 20 IT. mod.
srn br.; rms. bath, rec. rm., oil
only sjlt sl,5oS ds' RALPH ii'i D: .ts:s2S' COIN,
cok:SisSo 6I: olsS ~ bIK' Pm EAST CAP. st.;
home. having 8 rms. Z baths. ?
kits. Oil ht;; excel cond.; frt; entr
ssSe sSSt an sO' hPH SeP p D, hsaSlfs Gohs Tlsh
coISRfpgBiaiSE SaSS Ep = Z .ni ST. NE; Isa SEMI
detached brick; 6 rms. and bath.
detached garage, gas a.-c. heat,
storm windows and doors. Venetian
sA sn0s so{e {fssy eSss. sssmS wo a 57ss 81 IeeE
BREUNINGER q SONS, 1880 K st.
CoToRED-BLAINE ST. N.E.-Mod-
ern prswar sewidst; 9i brick, ri i, lovely ,,;Is
shower. hardwood floors. large base
ment. partly finished; gas a.-e. heat,
storm windows, Venetian blinds;
fenced yard, price to sell with rea-
sonable down payment. Call DRURY
REALTY CORP. 1887 K st. NV,
RE. 1888. Sun. and eyes,, EN-. 53S6.
COLORED-NE.-Im 6-rm.
row brick with 9 completely inclosed
porches, 2 rms. and bath in base
ment, oil h.-w.h., garage, some fur
niture included; excellent location;
only $15,950. Call DI. 1915 till
g pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO..
COLORED-s4s MORRIS PLACE
Colonial tapestry brick home; 9
/ rms. and bath: INV. floors. Oil heat,
gar, lge. yard; excel. cond.; reas.
terms. MR.. HARRIS, DE. 1853.
COLORED-330O 18th ST. Ne
Corner. 8 rms. 2 baths. 2 floors,
terms. sSIS WIN EXCHANGE. OWNER: "a.
COLORED-307 1st ST. S.E.-Bay-
window row brick. rec. hall. liv. rm.,
din. rm., pantry and kit; 6 bedrms.
and 1h baths on 2nd and 3rd
fioors; full basement: must be sold
to settle an estate; bargain. In
LEGGETT, EN-. 4211 or EN-. 1866.
COLORED-S-RM. BRICK, near Gal
Mnger Hospital; low down payment.
Call Mr.. Tear, VI. 1898. O'BANNON
REALTY, FIR. 6110. LIZ
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COLoRED-sth AND F SITS. NE.
Large Groom brick home. basement
lavatory. street entrance to base
ment: only 81 500 down: good terms
AUERBACH g. CO., DI. 65O1.
1424 K st. NV. AID. 5769, AID. 59O7
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northsess

BROOKLAND - Beautiful detached
brick home. in new-house condition;
9 large rooms, parauet floors, tile
kitchen and bath, elec. disposal unit
and dishwasher; full bsmt., auto.
heat, ggss55age. Ask for MR.. BYRD,
wooDRiDGE BUNGALow-1mmedi
ate possession of this beautiful re-
decorated ho~.e. g rms. t3 bedrms. }
and 2 baths. All modern con-
yepiencsst v s; Fun h bsmt; with oil h,
porch; Cell Mrs: Knight. WA. 532b,
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924
14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
8 APIS. modern brick, near Eastern
High School; rental, $193 mo-;
$4,000; easy terms. LEATH &
ashley INC. MA. 6464; ewes.
sse4 Si 1s0S Z. CAPITOL sr.-open 1sS Sun,
/ to 6: Semidet. brick; 6 rms. and
bath, lge. recreation rm., gas heat
la:-co; wei located. near Minnesota
ave-; price reduced to S12,650; re-
deeorsted; vacant; cony. terms.
Call G. F. Gibson. VI. 1856, with
MOORE g. HILL CO.. NE. 400. III
JUST OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
in D. C.-5-room brick bungalow,
screened front porch, recr. room in
bsmt.: auto heat; good-sized lot;
conv. to shopping and transp. Cali
Mr. HARRINGTON, SH. 5973. MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th
st NV nj 334R
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EXCEPTIONAL BUY

Priced for quick sale. row brick; 4
baths. oil h.-wh Open daily. J-6
OWNER. 1854 Kenyon st. NV. 17'
COLORED-41OO BLK. NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVE, N.W.-20-ft.. 7-rm.
heat heat fTOnt bsmt rcsa Natura 1s
= EVERETT IT, ROBERTSON, Wo
COLORED - ATTRACTIVE 6-room
brick home on First st. NV. Only
RsTGHEsI Nj saTs QUICK ST. 1869. Eve
cofoREp-1s4o 81 RED QUINCY ST. NV.
Stately Colonial tapestry. brick
home; spacious liv. rm. with fire-
PLACE; Place, lse; din; rm; with oak beam
pantry. 8 spacious bedrms.. 2 with
cedar-lined een line eli closets, bedrm. with
sttS Svey Eh ncosed ss osssT0sd sesI posbe s0fs s
oil hot-water heat. storm windows.
Venetian blinds. brick garage. front
snd saIa rear r.i, yiarSS M PEieed for ssa sgiek
re ian f. GREENE re; ReaTEi REAETy Fl sesS, e.,
coEoREbi419 kIa aye 9T srRiSee nS eiae: kb: nv? NV
front porch. 2 inciosed rear porehes.
GOOD buy! conyenient To- 18th and and
18th SITS. Cali MI, Pharr. FR.
1858, Or J, H. GREENE Realty
CoLORED-K ST. Mr.. N. CAPIToL,
row brick home; 8 floors: auto heat;
nr. new school; house in good
eond: Call Mr: Humphrey. EN-. 9154.
conoRfb dGe1 fGbSsHA5R fsIs 0k RANDoLpH 45aG 1s s4
N.W.-s rms. baths; full bsmt.;
I ige; ooH yard; gar; Vacant. $1,000 or
c0T6KESTAAio7 0TTNER; IA 7qdo, 4 CT yw-lal7.,
NE ffms Saoo. osos'g59 81 s5Sp $780, cash. s29 R0'
COLORED-5th ST, Mr.. TAYLOR
Maenif1cent det. Colonial brk., 8
rms, l bath, modern kitchen, rec.
rm:. lovely yard with fruit trees. det.
Possession. URfcoLo REALTY, me. NE.
coLoRE53ILIiNo1s COLOR E5: 2 III AVE. in ls set-
worth. Quality home Of 7 large rooms
a real bedrooms; Colonial front
porch, double rear porches, 2-car
throughout; easy terms. MITCHELL
QUICK. ST. 5000; ewes, RA. 341s.
CoLoRED-4s4 RANDOLPH 81
Open daily. 3 to g. 2 apts.. 4 rms.
each, gas ht.:. recr. rm.; S14.95O,
easy terms. LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk.
coIoREp. 2-EAM1LY-s.rm-. apt.
on 1st fl; and Arm. apt. on 2nd
f; hoN neE W he heuse cong, inn conv. area.
C0LORED-13OO BLK. QUINCY ST.
Furn. tap. row. hrk.. 0 rms, 2
baths, plus sep. Law. and wash basin
in each bedrm. Excel. cond.: oil ht.;
front ent TO bsmt. RALPH p.
BLOCK L ST. NV.
-5-rm. and toilet, stucco; recently
redecorated: $500 down; balance
like rent. E. T. PAXTON, MA. 4S1S.
coLoRED-1soo BLOCK 9th ST.
PAxToSN PRlAsssTFS s'Ssso Ma. 4sis ss9S down. go =; T.
COLoRED-a0O BLOCK end ST. NV.
= r. and bath, h.-w.h.; 2-story
and bsmt. brick; 81 900 down. F. T.
BLOCK FRANKLIN
ST. N.W.-5 r. and toilet 2-story
frame; $3.50 down. e. T. PAXTON,
CoHoRab@aoo OF RED. BLOCK p ST. NV.
30 r. and toilet; stove heat; 2-story
frame; 1895 down. e. T. PAXTON.
CoLORED-QU1NCY ST. CORNER
S-rm., | 1Ha-bath brick home, all lge.
rms, basement for professional use
or nice recr. rm.. gas heat, de-
tached garage, fenced yard.
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TAKOMA, D. C..
G12 QS0

@AAA>@sAAAy 80 10
$13,950
Semidet. stucco; bedrms. and tiled
bath, enormous living rm. and din
ing rm.. semiro odern kitchen, large
front porch and screened rear porch:
Don't miss this buy. Call now. ST.
PHILLIPS & COMPANY
Mr.. N. CAPITOL AND MADISON
BUNGALOW
lovely iandscaped home; ' full bsmt.:
oil h.-w.h.; det. garage. Priced
right. Terms. Call Mr.. Dobrowol-
cAMPANELLA g. WOOD
Elk Alb; Ewes. 81. s066. --17
SEMIDET. BRICK
1St-FL. POWDER RM.
Exceptionally attractive 6-rm. home
Kitchen with table space. Full bsmt.
3 bedrms. Gas heat. Priced at $l4,-
500. Purchaser may assume GI
trusts of 81 900. Call Mr.. Balfour,
evenings. GE. 1851.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. NE. 5400.
1888 18th ST. NV.
Modern 3-story and cellar brick guest
home. Near street cars, stores,
'crosstown" bus line and Rock Creek
Park. 10 rms, - baths; h.-w.h., oil
burner. Investigate this vell-paying
proposition. It must be sold. Eve
ningS, phone Temple 2233.
l.. T. GRAVAT'TE
1913 K st. NV, Realtor. Ma. 0753
18th AND DECATUR
All-brick corner. consisting Of front
porch, large foyer. living rm.. din
ing rm., den. breakfast nook and
kitchen, 4 bedrms.. Ia baths. full
basement, 2 entrances. Oil h.-w.h.,
attached garage. Owner has priced
home for Immediate sale at S17,5O0.
RE. 1853; ewes. EN-. 955I. ALDoN
PROPERTIES, 1929 Vermont ave.
n w 1S
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COIORED

Excellent Investment for rooming or
Kans. ave-; 10 rms. 2 baths. 3 kits; !;
built-in gar. This house is in excel.
cond. and many extras 90 with ii.
Cali MT Chevalie-. RA. 1923 or
LU. .4-43S2: with T. PAUL MUDD
CO.. E40S MINI. ave. s.e, III
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UPPER BRIGHTWOOD
6 rms, brick, semidet.: built-in gar
81 ST sG fGnYenti0pn1 161i uhti ndnGins 3 pm
YOUNG-BOWERS CO.
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AMERICAN u. PARK

Center-hall Colonial Lge. corner lot,
110-ft. frt.. 3 lge. bedrms.. 2 glass
inclosed baths on 2nd FIR; pine
fir; full bsmt. with lavatory. slate
roof; oil heat; att. gar Absolutely
the best buy avail. at S26,500 Call
Mr.. Warf1eld or Mr.. Riley, OR. 2104.
Ewes, GIL. O266.
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
OR. 21OO. Realtor. ( pen 9 till o.
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AMERICAN PARK

AMERICAN U. PARK
Brick center-entrance, 3 lge. bed
kit, family-sized din. rm., liv. rm
with f1repl., lge. porch. full bsmt.,
oil h.wh. and gar lovely land
scaped and fenced lot; 3 blocks to
churches, schools. shopping and
transportation. For appt. call OR:
O04S until 8 pm. REALTY
BROKERS INC, $3.50 Conn. ave.
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COLORED-VACANT
S1,250 DOWN
Near Eastern High. This nice home
h.-w.h. and is in excel cond. Move
in with down payment. ST. 344O;
ewes: and Suns, GE. O727 or ST.
1915. III
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COlOred-BrOokland

COlOred-BrOOkland
14th AND LAWRENCE SITS. Ne
Detached 2-story stucco home; z
lovely rms. and bath; 4 lge. bed
rooms, full bsn1t., oil heat, lge.
beautiful lot. U1x100' Priced to
sell this week with reasonable down
payment. Call till pm. weekdays;
Sunday, 12 to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th ST. NV. DI. 1855. is
COLORED-BRENTWOOD
Finest detached Colonial brick; s
large. rooms. full basement: Oil
h.-w.h.: side garage, screened porch,
Anchor fence: modern kitchen; gar
bage disposal, stove. GE refrigera-
tor, crystal chandelier. etc.; ideal
for professional man. Price,
S23 500. Down payment, $4,000
Cali ST. 2220, or ewes, TIA. 9576.
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COLORED

'vAcANT-MOVE RIGHT IN
Modern semidet. brick; 8 rms. and
bath. gas heat, full bsmt.. nice yard.
House completely Tedec.; PRICED
1927.
PRESS REALTY CORP. ST. 1916.
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Cn7 NDrr

COLORED.
ONLY S495 DOWN.
1900 BLK. L ST. Sc
Owner will redecorate this S-rm. row
brick home with 2 baths, . kits
and coal h.-w.h.; low monthly pay
ments. SURETY REALTY CO.. ,AD
COLORED
1115 9th ST. NE.
ONLY $500 DOWN
Makes, you the proud owner of thi:
piab DeaStitSl hst5s st5m' row brick home home;
h.-w.h.. in convenient location
SURETY REALTY CO.. AID. 0531
till o. al
COLORED-BLAINE ST.
Only $1,000 down; semidet. brick
home with apt. to help pay for
expenses; , baths, 2 kitchens. large
yard.
AUERBACH & CO., DI. 65Ol.
1424 K st. NV. OR. OS8s, 81. O345
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1905 Wildwood DR..

1905 Wildwood DR..
New Hampshire Highland
Dutch Colonial brick home 1st A..
living rm., dining rm., den. u bath.
fully equipped kit: 2nd A.. 3 lge
gas &C. heat. slate roof. Very rea-
sonable terms. Open Sat and Sun
I pm: till dark. weekdays by appt.
A. j. KEssINGFR & CO.. REALTORS.
SPRING MD -17
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COLORED: LINCOLN PARK
2-family house. consisting of Q rooms,
kitchen and bath to each unit. This
house has separate entrances;
porches on each floor could be in
closed, making 3 rooms. kitchen and
bath. CARL o. HOLLOMAN. FIR.
$685. -17
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COLORED
COR. r. T..
AND v ST. NE.
d REDPOOMS

Reduced to $13,5OO on attractive
terms. Here is your chance to buy
a beautiful home at real bargain.
Get your offer in early. Property
is, 40-ft. front; Colonial front porch,
large liv rm.. din. rm., kitchen and
pantry; I'd floor contains 4 bedrms.
and bath. h.-w.h.; very spacious
bsmt. To inspect call MR.. ALLEN,
EX. 1913; ewes. and SUM-. 81. zoos.
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8 BEDROOMS

Asbestos Shingle BUNGALOW; liv. rm..
din. rm.. equipped kitchen. good
porch, oil h,-w.h.; lot completely
incloSed by hedge, located In excel
lent North Arlinston residential
neighborhood, only blocks TO
schools. shopping and bus; Sli 900
is the price, will try GI.
VEnNAC DEAT NV
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YEONAS REALTY
GI NInA nM hNAn
BATHS. 4 BEDRMS.

A superbly constructed and main.
tanned brick home, custom built. Au-
thentic Colonial design. in one of
the most convenient sections OF N.
Arl. This home Is very spacious
throushout and contains all the
and comfortable living, Lot size.
N acre, beautifully handicapped;
price. S27, $50. M, T. BROYHILL 9
g. SONS, 4624 Lee hwy, IA. 4-l3o0.
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4-BEDROOM BRICK CAPE COD
Bungalow. almost new; full base
must sell; $1.750 down. SS4.50
LOUIS MILLER REAL ESTATE
UN. 2723; Ewes. UN. 1855
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SLEEPY HOLLOW

Located on q beautifully landsc aped
A-acre lot, this attractive 3-bedrm
ture- window view. din. rm., equipped
kitchen with Bendix. complete
baths and . large porches; cool
oalm and ideal living. Only sci, $50
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson. GL. 4216. OK. o52o.
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PRICED TO SELL
Colored-PoSSeSSion

lpeo pqopeFty S sstoTg csSn as IT. Wide Srlee
In Excellent cond.; IL ige. rms. and
3 baths, . kitchens, oil h.-w.h.; q
car garage. Ideal location. Priced
to sell this week, with reasonable
terms, Call till 8 pm. weekdays,
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV. pI. 1853. ia
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WeStmOreland Hills

In this rolling, wooded section i'm
line and Mass. ave-, We are pleased
to offer this charming 4-bedroon
prewar brick hcme. Unusual in
fioor plan,. 1t must be seen to be
r. 1pTRiT TTTN TS'sM; 'ssMa;rpwIN rNc ru AAko
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NO ARLINGTON

This large Colonial, priced Sla.e5o
incl. redecoration: all rooms double
size; 3rd-fioor storage; diversified
garage; recreation rm. with fire-
place; additional ground on rear foI
of Lee blvd, Is minis. to Pentaaon
GI approved. MAC LINDSEY. CHI
5000. OK 2oll IL
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Wide brick home, located at the cor.
Colonial front porch, center hall; :,
large spacious home in excellent
neighborhood. Approx. $4,000 casf
and $50 per mo. To inspect, cal
MR.. ALLEN. Elk. 1913; ewes anC
Sim SI, oO02 1Y
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COLORED-WE OFFER an excep-
tional buy in q 3-story, 10-room,
3-bath, brick dwelling; oil heat;
in an excellent neighborhood; on
lust l blk. off Conn. ave. ideal for
q doctors once and home or guest
house. Price, $4,000; reas. terms.
Sale. unrestricted
MOORE & HILL co.
GAA 1rth CT N w ME AZ nn
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COLORED
Near 9th and Quincy st. NV, a real
2-family apt. with separate en-
frances; gas and .elec. meters. oil
heat; 1st flr. apt. consists Of 4
rooms: glassed-in porch and bath;
End FIR. apt. has 3 rooms, incl.
porch and bath, and is rented for
S125 a month. Basement, 2-car
brick gar, Possession OF 1st-fir. apt.
with little substantial cash payment.
Shown any time by appt. Call M.
B. Weaver, WO. 4944 or DI. 1880.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
COLoRED-9 ROOMS, 3 baths; near
14tb and Monroe sts. NV; large
corner brick home with additional
living, rm., din. .rm.. kit: and recep:
tion hall; 2nd floor, 3 bedrms: and
bath. Bird floor, 3 bedrms. and bath;
full basement with gas auto. heat
and complete apt. with bath; easy
terms with low down payment; pos
session at settlement. Call RE. $3.50,
8 It'll 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
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600 Tons Ammuni. ton Explodes;
 Kills 20 In N. ].

Continued from Page One) Pakistan embassy.
 South Amboy counted it's dam age was running into the millions of dollars. Normal life was inter rupted. Most of the injured were wounded by flying glass.
 Three miles across the Raritan River in Perty Amboy, Mayor James J. Flynn estimated that 300 persons were injured by flying glass in that city of 48,000. Hun dredS of windows were smashed in the Perty Amboy business dis trict.
 Marine Capt. William Geftman, in charge of marines at the scene, said hundreds of anti-personnel mines were streWn through the area by the explosion. Squads of demolition experts were probing the waterfront area.
 A sound truck patrolled the city. a hoarse voice warning residents: Do not handle any suspicious ob- iccts. Notify state police at city hall"
 Rumors of an atomic attack spread through the community as the blast sent a spout Of black smoke towering over the, town.
 q though Stalin was over here, ' said Charles Bersin, a coal barge worker who was an eyewitness to the thunderous blast.
 Authorities said they had no idea what set off the blast The NIiddleseX County prosecutors of flee said it was starting an immc- diatc investigation.
 Tn Washington, defense officials said the munitions were probably part of a commercial shipment, but the destination of the ship was not immediately confirmed.
The Nome nugget., 1950-05-22
Monday. May 22, 1850
SKAGWAY RESIDENTS
 HONOR MISS LOTTIE GAFFY

Miss Lottie Gaffy, Alaskan teacher who taught at Nome in 1945-35, was honored recently at Skagway when she retired from teaching after serving at her pro fession for 23 years.
 Miss Gaffy came to SkagWay in 1925 and with the exception of the year she spent in Nome has been there where she owns her own home and where her beauti- ful garden is a mecca for tourists.
 GroWn-ups who were her stu dents in 1925, dressed in school day apparel and took part in the special entertainment which in cludcd the presentation of gifts from P-TA, faculty and former students.
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Sen. Taft Will Be Reelected"

WASHINGTON, (P) - L a b O r leader Dan Tobin said today his present opinion is that Republican Senator Taft will be reelected from Ohio.
 Tobin, president of the AF'L's teamster's union and a powerful figure in the Democratic party for years, is one of those working to defeat Taft. He wrote his views in his unions monthly magazine, The Teamster.
 At this moment" Tobin said, "it is my personal opinion that Taft will be reelected in Ohio to the United States Senate.
 "Taft has made one of the most careful and strenuous campaigns that I have ever known a Senator to make in this country of ours.'
 Joseph Ferguson, Ohio State auditor, won the Democratic nom- ination and is Taft's opponent in the November general election.
The Nome nugget., 1950-05-22
Wage And Hour Law Changes
 Affects Overtime

Continued from Page One) be maintained. No prescribed form of records is required but such forms must show all the in- formation necessary and such rec ords must be preserved for at least three years"
 The infor m { on required, Evans pointed out, for employees subject to the minimum wage and overtime provisions, includes:
 Name of employee in full; home address; date of birth if under 19; occupation in which employed; time and day when his workWeek begins; regular hourly rate of pay in those weeks when overtime is worked; number of hours worked per day and week; total daily or weekly straight-time earnings or wages; overtime pay when earned Cover and above his Straight-time rate for overtime hOurs); all addi- tionS and deductions of wages in each pay period; total wages paid each pay period, and date of pay ment and pay period covered by payment.
 The reCOrd-keeping regulations under the Walsh--Healey Public Contracts are very similar, Evans said.
 MT. Evans stressed the 75 cent minimus wage and the extension of minimum wage to Canneries and airlineS.
 He is at the Wallace Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1950-05-22
Leave For Federal Employees
By Mary Lee CounciQ

The general appropriations bill has bone to the Senate, having passed the House recently, with a provision cXempting federal em- ployees outside the Continental United States from the condition requiring that annual leave ac- cumulated during 1850 be used by December 3l of this year.
 The bill, which contains appro- priations for all federal agencies Tn the government for the 1851 fiscal years, as reported to the House several weeks ago by the House Appropriations Committee, contained a section affecting 1850 annual leave for all federal em-
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ployees, including those in Alas ka. Efforts of those interested, in cluding Delegate Bartlett, in eX- empting employees outside the 48 States resulted in the Appropria- tions committee itself offering the amendment which was accepted by the members of the House.
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X. +. R. $. MARKS AIR FORCE BASE NOME, ALASKA
Monday. May 22, 1850

Monday. May 22, 1850 5:00-Meet The Band 5:30-Dinner Serenade 6:00-Music from America 6:30-TWenty Questions 7:00-Turntable Time 8:00-OZzie and Harriet 8:30-Mr. President 9:00-Judy CanoVa 9.30-Sam Spade l0:00-One Night Stand 10:30-DanCing In The Dark 1l:00 p.m.-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1950-05-22
Loans To
 Fur Farmers
By Mary Lee CounciD


 Delegate Bartlett introduced a bill recently in the House which would extend existing law to Alaska fur farmers for obtaining loans for feed and operating ex- penseS.
 The loan program, under the jurisdiction of the Farmers Home Administration of the Department of Agriculture, presently allows loans of this type to fur farmers in the 48 States only. The loan re- payment period generally does not exceed five years and the interest rate is now 3 per cent.
The Nome nugget., 1950-05-22

Mary Ann Peterson, daughter of Hans Peterson, who has been in school in Seward for several years returned home Sunday to join her father and brother.
The Nome nugget., 1950-05-22
Wednesday, May 24. 1850

" GN%42ES Ia ZB 4'4a ! %1F 4OVO TOO a.m.-Morning Melodies 7.15-Norning Devouons 7:30-SunrIse Serenade 8:OO-Gary Moore
 8:30-NOt So Quiet, Please 9:00-Zeke Manners 9:15-MelOdy Roundup 9:3O-Mid-Morning Melody l0:O0-Jack Berch 10:15-VOcal Spotlight 10:30-Fred Waring 11:00-Club Fifteen 11:15-Solitary Singer 11:30-I. & E. Special Noon-Luncheon Turntable 12:30-Album Music 12:45-At Ease
 1:00-Around World In History 1:15-Jack Smith
 1:30-Yesterday's Best 2:00-Matinee Melodies 3:00-Name It For A Song 3:30-MuSical Varieties 4:00-Curt Massey
 4:15-Service Club Calendar 4:30-I. and E. Time 4:45-FieSta Time 5:00-Meet The Band
The Nome nugget., 1950-05-22
Tuesday. May 23. 1850

700 a.m.-Morning Melodies 7:15-MOrning DeVOtions 7:30-Sunrise Serenade 8:00-Gary Moore 8;30-Not So Quiet, Please 9:00-AFRS Sports Reel 9:15-Melody Roundup 9:30-Mid-Morning Melody 10:00-Jack Berch 10:l5-VOcal Spotlight 10:30-Ered WaTing ll:00-Club Fifteen 1l:15-Remember ll:30-I. & E. Special NOon-LuncheOn Turntable 12:30-Album Music 12:45-At Ease
 1:00-Around World In History l:15-Jack Smith
 1:30-Yesterday's Best 2:O0-Matinee Melodies 3:OO-Name It For A Song 3:30-MuSiCal Varieties 4.O0-Curt Massey
 4:l5-SeCCnd Hand luke Box 4;30-I. and F. Time 4:45-tIcSta Time
 5.0G-MCet The Band 5:3O-Dinner Serenade 6:0O-Bing Crosby
 6:3O-YOu Are There 7.O0-TurntablC Time 8:O0-My Friend Irma 8:30-The Air Force Hour 9.00-DCnnis Day
 9:3O-Tle Whistler 1O:O0-One Night Stand 1O:30-Daucing Tn The Dark HOO p.m.-Slgn off
Evening star., 1950-08-06
Clinic Reduces disqualification
Of GoIIinqer's Chronic Cases

Only nine of the 374 chronically-
ill INDECENT patients treated at the
Evening Medical Clinic at the
Southwest Health Center during
it's first year have had to be re-
hospitalized, it was reported yes
terday.
The clinic was set up May 5,
1949, for continuing medical care
of patients who previously had
been at Gallinger Hospital. 1t is
under the personal supervision of
DR.. Joseph F. Fazekas, Gallinger
chief of staff.
DR.. John r. Pate, medical di-
rector of the Southwest Health
Center, in a report to Commis-
sioner Guy Mason. pointed out
that each of the 374 he'd spent
time in Gallinger, some on numer-
Gus occasions, in recent years.
One patient had been hospital
lied 174 days at public expense
since 1912; another, 204 days since
1886.
With the patients receiving con-
stant medical care, the read
missions are far less frequent, he
said. For those who must return to
the hospital, the lengths of their
stays are lessened because of pre-
vious clinical treatment, he added
Operating cost of the clinic has