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SHANNON & LUCHS co
1905 H St. NV. MA. 2345.
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RAMBLER DE LUXE

Built by master builder for his own
home; less than 8 months old and
3 bedrooms; den with fireplace: 2
baths, 2 powder rooms: large car
peted living room with elaborate
fireplace; dining room and fireplace; /;
dream kitchen; picture windows; q
car garage, and features too nu-
beautifully treed and planted Will
consider trade. You haven't seen
q rambler until you have seen this.
Call Mr.. Stup with BEITZELL, DI
3lO0; evenings. IA S9O4 -H
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S2,9OU DOWN, $40 MO.
Buys this 3-bedroom brick home
with full basement. This home is
right behind the Bethesda Naval
Hospital and close to schools, shop
ping and TRANSPORTATION: S76 mo-.
includes payments on the AZ loan,
taxes and insurance. AFTER in
spection you'll agree there are few
such houses on the market under
$4,000 and with such excellent
financing
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OFFICES FOR RENT

fee with another broker. In Invest
ment mnnedntt Bldg, 18th and K. Call ST.
sIs-921 nth ST. N.w.-Front Of.
ffes 9fei a,reGndit5Gned; or 6p ai1s rea' rent. sA
9Th AND X sTs. NV. 1928 5th)-e
tsinins .s5o sa onf idesI esIhss for com com
mercia1 concern, wholesaler. iobber
or distributor; heat, light and lani-
tor service furnished: freight eleva-
tor; THos. J. FISHER 4 Co, INC,
73S 18th st. NV, Dl. $3.50 -6
OFFICE SPACE, DOWNTOWN -
Prominent. nto convenient location, ap-
% and rear eiE'v parking; Sdt M I Gso se per 0Ss. mo-
ST: 2s4s. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.
Mt. RAINIER, MD, near streetcar
able for once OF professional type.
ip1''i sh1oT MiDbLEros. ma5 Rsal.o1s asl @o' RE.
1 RM. 7ss JACKSON pL. NV
ZIONIST. telephone ne-answerine service
and other services and facilities
available: stenographic service op-
tionsl. Box GOA. Star. -
ATTRACTIVE oFFICE-Approx. 800
SO. IT,; Dupont Circle area; quiet
ST street tao7 1880 Jefferson DI. Nv. NV.
Evans BuILDING. 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Avaiiabie immediately;
desirable rooms to meet your re-
aaggitreWen.s. PENN Properties,
OFFICES and barber shop .t D. C.
line. near Ca and AlaRk1 ave
res; Iess,; rent. 77ae Bl.ir fd.. sH.
BETWBEN 18th AND 14th ON ? ST.
furnished aTn1,a1 n of,ss ssss desks carpets
ssi ssS o;ssI ns s A;szt sz 8 s.sS s:
elevated building. near Mayfower
Hotel. Nov available: Reasonable
+ rates. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI.
AfTRAc. FURN. OFFICE on Conn.
ave, near Maynower. available i'm
med; pvt. entrance. MA. 22s6.
18th ST., near H2 oat-pansied
DowNTowN~a beautifui IL i.rs. hrs.
open space: combined. separate:
reas.: pvt. entr. ELLIS. Me. ll7l..
2162 N. WASHINGTON BLVD. ARL..
vA.-1st CON-; or. End floor; private
rec. rm:; suite for DR.. on first floor.
All M5' GoNn., Sd,n space. 11o4 Vt. .v.
NV; .app. 515 SO. IT,: open space:
can be partitioned: inmed. oc-
ns s: req anps rent Leo 1elsds; sIss ass,
NV. Ne. $500.
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4-FAMILY APT.

An excel. value is this prewar built
bldg. located in good ne. section
the @ Best Of equip H ser.ened .Dsd nss. res.
porches, and bldg. has storage and
laundry facilities. Income at orig
inAi rents (which can be increased
Immediately. S2.304 yearly. well
financed and priced ct only s2O.-
Paul. Ak. 1895.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. X. 1871.
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A Nice Country Place

% acres conveniently located to the
city. 80 acres could be sold for
subdivision if desired. This prop
erty has long driveway leading to
lovely country hcme, consisting of st
Den. lge. modern kit; end A.: good
size bedrms. and > baths: bsmt :
oil INV: h.. Priced very reasonably
at S37 800 and can be perfectly
financed. For full details ewes. Mr.
METZLER REALTORS
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ACREAGE eOP SALE

APPROX; Is ACRES. near Potomac.
Md: wonderful homesite; stream on
A. s. GARDINER a. CO, Realtors,
1851 L st. NV, MA. 1884. Is
APPROXIMATELY 3Ls ACRES. N.
Arlington.. will make 10 good ,ots,
Or ideal for OF small estates.
MANNAS REALTY CO 21l6 Wilson
blvd Gil or OK 27s4
10 ACRES. level and tillable. 4OO-ft.
frontage on paved road, nT. Indian
Hssd tss.vs hwy y milsS q: G, line.
p s.; vrn NV Hu; bad9; Tu. 1898, -
Iidewater to Potomac River, Resz
s1s To 81 IN ACHES, Bar Barefoot TSs@' area.
semidetsched; utilities available.
Quick sale. OWNER. IA. 4.i345' -
ACRES-Choiee acre sites.
cleared or wooded build while YOU
pay. Conv. to bus Silver Sprina.
Liberal terms. KENsINGToN REAL.
,IY. 10. 5-11O5, OIL, .83s2,
38 ACRES for sub division close in
Silver Spring. Small down payment,
bal, lst trust. sH. 3490. ewes, sH.
SPRINGvALE-Near Shirley Hwy. at
Franconia clover leaf. 1OOx226 It.
nearby. 5000. 'S VERNON a5GF M anL LYNCH eai
AND SONS. AL. 5000. CLOSED Sun }
HOMEsITE-I21s acres
creek and oak grove. $4,000 cash.
BICKIE, Haymarket 74F2l, ST.
300. Ext. 27O2.
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$500 CASH
$50 MO.

Nearby Maryland. Attractive Brick
tex Arm. and bath bungalow,
newly decorated One carfare zone
o. B. ZANTZINGER, Jr., WA. 1919
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RAMBLER FOR GI
S12.650

A champagne home for the beer
pocketbook: liv. rm. with firepl; din.
rm-; all-elec. kit. breakfast nook
laund. rm.; 2 bedrms. and bath; full
bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.; beautifully land
scaped; 70x160 lot includes wading
pool; reas. down payment.
CAMPANELLA g. WOOD
II. A13; ewes. AP. &4S0. -
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CLOSE-IN ESTATE

2 acres, just / mile north of Dis
trict line. Custom built q spacious
scribabiy i 2 Beautiful at fG Setting in al abound %
ing in dogwoods, azaleas and myriad
choice shrub This home priced at
S36,750 is designed for a family
who would love TO entertain in the
2Sx17-ft. liv. rm., huge stone and
concrete patio with enormous out
side flrepl and adj lawns. Walk-in
closets; 2-car att. gar. in stone;
100-ft. extra wide concrete drive to
parking area Price includes many
extras. This is for a lover Of out
door beauty and design as well as
home perfectinn Call
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SHANNON & LUCHS co
1905 H St. N, w. MA. .345
RAMRI,ERS

II you are still looking for that
3 twin size) bedrms brick rambler
then give US call. Balance Of
floor plan incl. 20-ft liv. rm. with
flrcpl. and picture window: din. rm.,
tile bath; modern and spacious kit;
frigerator. garbage disposal. exhaust
fan and Bendix washer. Clap
proved at S15,650. Lots 1OOxl 90
with trees. Only left, so call
early.
G. & G. REALTY co.
log E. Fairfax ST.. Falls Church, 10.
3-S6O0; ewes. ia 4.O492 IA
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FARMS FOR SALE

800 DOWN. $50 MONTH buys for
S4,'oo nearly new bungalow OF 4
big rooms. pantry, 2 big porches
with s-acre. within l20 yds Of
.. 523 about go mi south Of
good town. TIE. 4l3I -
IT'S A BARGAIN-Building havs
tnsurabie value for more than price
Of place, plus 80 acres OF land.
within % mi of D. C. 4 large
bedrooms. large living room. din
Ing room, kitchen and den and
" baths, hot-water heat. oil fur
mace, beautiful setting with noun
tain view; buildings in nice condi-
tion: large barn and many other
outbuildings. Price. $2b. 900, with
aspnsoni ingissn,iaI vs cash pbob. n p 5b mitchell
DAIRY AIR Fl FARM ME- EoR SALE BY owNER.
IS ACRES, Z rms. and bath. oil heat.
garage, . barns stable and other
bldgs., all in good conf, 3 mi.
below Brandywine on hard surfaced
ssa ssfs .srns pIlss S4tiLt GI2 Really I;f Co. Co.
sEELfsbE FL ssti FOREST. n..rb, A1:ins. Me
ton--Wooded lots. nr. the extension
Of the George Washington Memorial
% the riyers sS .dss Gehs oEoRoE aSesssq Mason S5s
GREEN CO. CHI. 3s3s: ewes. and
sTROUT's FARM cATALoG FREE,
$3.50 bargains. 81 states. sTROUr
RLsLTY, Eliza Woodward Bldg.
Washington. Metropolitan 754s.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, on Hunters Mill
rd -Beaut. situated o-rm. house
with elec. and bath; acres OF
rolling land. mostly, cleared. Priced
At Sl3.500 for immediate sale.
THOMAS g. CO. Phone Fairfax, Va,
ON TUE SHENANDOAH RIyER-i3o
acres Of the best farming and
grazing land in Northern Va: good
7-rm. house. recently painted and
decorated; on State rd. fronting
directly on the river: excellent boat
ing and fishing; beaut. mountain
view In all directions Easily A.
nanced and priced for immediate
sale at $16,500. Phone OV 2s72.
II
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RAMBLER ON AN ACRE
sligo 6010. Open Until 9 Pm
Fine Silver Spring RESIDENCE

T 1IIc DlIVtI DpI IIIS lCtbIU6IlC
This charming, custom built
residence should interest the
discriminating family requir-
ing home of distinctive de-
sign. The frst-foor layout
embraces a center hall. living
room, den with lavatory, large
dining, room and kitchen. The
second floor has three large
bedrooms and two baths: also
built-in 2-car garage; recrea-
tion room and laundry and
automatic heat in basement:
large lot, well Handicapped. Call
Mr.. Terms, HU. 1865 eve
nings During the day
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peter j. hagan

Realtor. 3S41 34th St. NE.
UN S5S5. WA. 1897.
Open Sunday From Q Until 8.
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PROPERTY Poe sAllI

sTORE-Ovner very anx-
ious to sell 3 miles south OF Mt
stock and barrel. Nice living guar
tiers. Good nnancins. AL brokers
are invited to Cooperate. Phone or
write Mr.. Pensei
W. BURTON GUY & CO.. INC.
IL Z. Chase st. Bait. Q. Nd.
gfuheyrv aa9a
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RUTLEY & BAIR

ST. 2gI or Ewes, OL. 1o23. =
TODAY'S BEST BUY
FOREST ESTATES
5-rm. brick bungalow; expansion
attic, full bsmt., firepl.; conv. TO
schools and transp. Make an offer.
Mrs Messick, Sd. 41OS, COX e. CO..
Sljpo U-I1
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$4,000. Howard Co. 5-room house
on hill with 20 lovely acres. Q
springa. nice stream, thru center
Of property; some woodland: balance
in grazing, garden. On good road;
immed. poss.
County 100 fertile acres
with three large streams. so acres
now plowed for corn. 40 acres OF
growing wheat; balance in grazing
and 10 acres OF woods; Priced very
l0x. Possession. good road. com.
riuting distance, Terms easy,
IS acres stock or hog farm LarEe
stream. gell-fenced. buildings in
good repair: house very modern on
hill; large bedrooms, . screened
porches. immediate posSeSsions COM
muting distance, good road.
JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville. Nd.
r. r. D. 2. Silver Spring Nd. Call
Ashton. Nd. 3s4S. -l2
tContinued on Next PaGe)
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$1,000.
GI 5000 DOWN.
Beautiful. all-brick corner
bungalow, large living room
with extra dining space, fully
equipped kitchen with ample
cabinets and refgr., = large
bedrooms, full tile bath with
shower, util, room: conven-
iently located in new sub
division.
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CALL uSl !

To see this new 2-bedroom brick
rambler Excellent location good
sized living room with fireplace and
dining space: you'll have to be fast
II will sell before completion. Only
S14,950.
REALTY, INC.
4751 Lee Hwy. at Glebe, ia. 4-162O
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Enjoy IIFE.i

This 3-bedroom brick rambler Is only
ing room has fireplace and dining
L." kitchen with breakfast nook,
Bendix, Venetian blinds throughout;
storage attic: wooded lot Well
finance; only S14.950.
REALTY, INC.
4751 Lee Hwy. at Glebe, ia. 4-162O.
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peter j. hagan
OFFERS

GI NOTHING DOWN.
Asbestos shingle bungalow,
2 bedrooms, living rm. with
open fireplace, dining rm.;
fully equip. kitchen. bath.
basement. Fenced-in lot. Pay
ments S43.30 per mo. plus
taxes and insurance.
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$1,000.
CT S70O DOWN.
3 bedrm. asbestos shingle
bungalow. large living rm.
with bay window, knotty-pine
dining rm.; fully equip. kitch-
en- and bath. Stairway to ex-
pandable attic; bsmt. with
laundry trays: Venetian blinds
throughout house. This house
is thoroughly insulated; situ-
ated on nice lot.
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SIDNEY z. MENSH co.
1st FIR, BEDRM.. BATH
Wood -Conley Co. Realtors
NtUI E Ia hFt. Oh. OIUW
OONn HNUTAT ~

$500 DOWN-GI
$3.50 MOS BEDRM.
Attractive Cape Cod Bungalow, stu
ated on lovely, wooded, fenced lot.
in ideal suburban location walking
distance to school and bus; has
lge. living rm., dining rm., fireplace,
lge. equipped kitchen, bedrooms
and bath, full basement, gas h.-w.h.
Subject to VA approval; $40, 1890
Ewes, Sat. and SUM-. call MR.
GORDON. LO. 5-s7O5.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152S K st. NV.
MA 9141
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Modern Apartment Building
8 apartments and store occupying
. good corner in Southeast. Apart
ments have 8 rooms and bath with
ridiculously low rent Only heat
furnished. Owner occupies one apt,
balance Of building rents for S398 so
monthly. Call BEITZELL, DI. 3100.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WAN1Ep
FOUR FAMILY APT. bcdrms., In
. good section. from agent or
FOUR UNIT APARTMENT BLDG
Arlinston or Falls Church area. SUBJ
stantial cash. Call MR.. WALLS.
Elnuo 5-a
Evening star., 1950-07-13
Miss Howard Honored
For Service 10 Flying

Miss Jean R. Howard of 2900
Connecticut avenue NV. who is
employed by the, Aircraft Indus
tries Association, last night was
presented with a citation for out
standing personal service" to
personal flying in the greater
Washington area.
, The citation of the Washington
Association of Flying Clubs fol-
lowed the recent presentation of a
trophy to Miss Howard, in recog-
milton of her work. Last nights
function was held in O'Donnell's S
Restaurant, 1909 E street NV.
Miss Howard also is first lieu
tenant and public information
officer in the Civil Air Patrol.
In addition to belonging to the
Washington Association of Flying
Clubs. she is secretary of the Aero
Club of Washington, national sec
retary and governor of the East
ern Section of the 99's, an avia-
ton group, and a member of the
Aircraft Owners and Pilots AS
sociation.
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Rev. @. 6. Robinson Heads Chest Speakers Service

The Rev. Orris G. Robinson,
pastor of Calvary Methodist
Church, has been appointed
chairman of an expanded Com
munity Chest speakers service, it
was announced yesterday.
Chest President Chauncey G.
Parker announced the appoint
ment and said the service will be
run on year-around basis, with
$50 speakers available to appear
before various organizations to
outline chest activities.
''It is my conviction that moth
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Births Reported

(From the Bureau of Vital Statistic.
Philip and Doris Bender, boy.
Harold and Geraldine Campion, boy.
Ell and Marian Danneman, boy.
Owington and Sarah Delk, boy
Timer and Rae Engebretson, boy.
Ebert ano Geraldine Grover, boy.
Henry end Anne Herman, boy.
Gilbert and Yvette Liebermar. boy.
Frank and Jacqueline Lopes, boy.
David and Frances Merkle, boy
John and Frances Minogue, boy.
Wade and Margaret Minor, boy.
Bernard and Mona Schwab, boy.
Jack and Juanita Smith, boy.
Orford and Margaret TomlinSon, ooy.
Axel and Mary Thompson, boy.
Morris and Lenore Weinblatt. boy.
James and Eleanor Woodson, boy.
John and Mabel Abare, girl
Alfred and Margaret Bright, girl.
William and Betty Cooper, girl.
Lewis~and Grace Crandall, 0wins).
william and and Elizabeth Gilman EIimsn, sadi Eirl.
william and Eileen Howell, (twins).
Philip and Helen Karr, girl.
Max and Miriam Kay, girl.
Afpea ann aad snIa KTsh! Kerr rr girl
Francis and Kathleen. Leizure girl
Charles and Virginia Lille, girl.
Max ana Mildred Lipps. girl.
Milton and Louise Lubar, girl.
John and Betsy, Martin, girl.
John and Marianne Moffett, girl.
Fonso and Jane Morgan. girl.
John and June Morris, girl.
Joseph and Eleanor Norton, girl
Wallace and Cleo Winkler, girl.
James and Patricia Wollenberg, girl.
Joseph and Dorothy Woolman. girl.
Sam sarrinston o Msse ana dertrude no Miles. nes boy
Frank and Rosa Porter. boy
William and Claudia Russell. boy.
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ing can replace the spoken word
in personal presentations to au-
diences large and small as we in
terpret the Community Chest idea
to our citizens" Mr.. Parker said.
DR.. Robinson has been men,
Der of the speakers service for
several years. He is former presi-
dent of the Ministerial Union here
and is a member of the District
Committee for the Mid-Century
White House Conference on Chill
dren and Youth.
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Deaths Reported
(From the Bureau of Vital Statistics.

Lewis Thompson. 90. 1909 1st st. NV.
John Gunzer, SO. Fort Smelling. MINI.
Eta Winters. SO. 2O39 New Hampshir
ave. NV.
Julia Linskey. 81. 2s16 N st. NV.
Helen Grifith, rs, 1920 Upton ST. NV.
Kathrine Bresnahan. 73. 1854 Shephert
st. NV. :
Rosa Gaylord. 70. 1919 Green st. Sc.
William Keiter, "a. Arlington. Va
Bertha Shirley, Sc. 5420 Connecticut ave
Ernest Weaver, A., 1908 L st, NV.
Alfred Rosenthal 35, Alexandria. Va.
Kenny Randall. "a $50 3rd st. NV.
Jane Jenary, 90, 1242 2lst st. NV.
Gerald Funk. !, 200 Calvin ST, NV.
James Ford. "a. Bel Alton. Md.
Annie Rosell. SO. 1875 Seaton st, NV.
Bell Brown. SO. 1452 Clifton ST. NV.
Mack Lucas. so, 22 stSn.e.
Margaret Arnold, 30, 21S E st. NV.
Paul Williams, "a, 1130 Reeds ct. NV.
John Scott infant Gear Va
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Girl, 9, Beuts Graduates

An Ayrshire, Scotland, 9-year-
old girl outscored university grad
yates in q recent intelligence test.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
Africu Produces Shoes

South Africa's IS shoe factories
have an annual production capac-
ity in excess of 13 million pairs
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Wooden Suits Sell

Thousands of suits made from
wood have been purchased by the
~ ~--~'-- A--~I-.-1'@
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hop Tonight Until $3.50 P.M..

dren and Youth
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20
Express Train Jumps Tracks; Kills Four

ONEIDA. N. Y. (P)-The New York Central Railroads "North Star" Express, streaking west ward in the darkness was violent ly derailed here early yesterday at cost of two lives and Is in- jured.
 The fleet passenger train, roar ing through this central New York flatland, at hour clip, hurtled the rails in the heart of Oneida. A steel freight-car door that had fallen in the path of the limited was blamed for the wreck.
 The engineer and fireman were killed. None of the injured was reported in serious condition.
 The steam locomotive and all II cars of the flyer plunger off the tracks and tore up 500 yards of the Centrals four track main line, which hugs the north bank of the New York State barge can- al. Traffic was re-routed over the Centrals parallel West Shore Railroad on the other side of the canal.
 The North Star, enroute from New York to Toronto and Cleve- land, was racing through this city of 800, located in the exact cen ter of New York State.
 It's conductor, Paul J. Schaefer of Albany, said about 200 passen- gers were aboard, more than us- ual because of fog-bound air transportation in New York City.
 Sgt. Harold Lutz of the state police said the freight-car door, cut in two by the grinding wheels of the train, lay in the center of the tracks about in the middle of the train.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20
Seawall Stands Up Under First Test

Nome's seawall under construc- ton by the Mansen-Osberg Con- struction Co.,, of Seattle, had it's first test during the past week with winds blowing to gale force up to 60 miles an hour, according to the weather bureau.
 MT. O. s. Weaver of the North ern Light and Power Co.,, stated that the power plant, which is at the extreme east end of the wall and where the seawall is still in- complete, was well protected. For merly, he stated when the heavy surf hit his bulkhead during a storm, the whole building and even the machinery vibrated, but during the. past week this did not occur. At the western end of the seawall Mrs. Wallace stated that the wall was wonderful" with only slight spray from the wind coming over occasionally.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20

ed and unremembered-are, in a way, up on the hill now. Up on Battle Mountain where North Ko- erans covered in holes dug by Americans. Up on the most ex- pensive piece of real estate in Korea.
 It was expensive in the heroism a man buys once with his life. It was expensive in dollars America spent probably $5,000,- 900 to try to buy it. It was expen- sive in weariness and in glory for America-Negro and White-and South Korea. It was expensive for the North Korean Communist rulers who purchased Battle Mountain with blood-witb up to 5000 crumpled bodies of their men-but all in vain.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20
Lyng Brings Party Feud Into Open

SEATTLE, (P - Responsibility for Democratic party setbacks in AlaSka's general election last week was laid Monday at the door of the Territorial Governor in stiffly worded protest by the party's national committeeman.
 Howard Lyng, the committee man, said the reduction in Demo- cratic strength in both houses of the Territorial legislature was mot a defeat for the Democratic party"
 Tt is rather" he said, regis tered protest of the majority of Alaska voters against the manner in which the head of the present administration-federally appoint ed Governor ErnesD Gruening- has been conducting the affairs of the Territory in recent years"
 (The election last week saw Re- publicans win six out of eight seats in the Senate and 10 out of 14 in the House. Holdover Demo- crats will give the parties an 8-8
 Continued on Page Five)
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20

SEATTLE, (P) - The Aleutian Steamship Co.,, which recently won the contract to carry mail from Seward to the Aleutian Is- lands, announced yesterday that it will carry passengers on the mail boat Pomare. It has accom- modations for nine.
 The Pomare leaves today for Seward, Seldovia, Kodiak and 19 points in the Aleutians.
 The Pomare does not operate on a fixed schedule. but it is expect ed she will said from Seattle for Southeastern Alaska about once a month, L. J. Cummings of the Alaska Consolidating & Forward ing Co.,, the steamship company's agent here, said.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20

POTTSVILLE, Pa. (P)-Claude \. KlaSner aWOke in a fit ot coughing and found bullet in his month.
 Consulting his physician, Klas- her, 50. was told it was the pellet that lodged near the base of his brain in hunting accident Is years ago.
 Since then the Soft-nosed cop per-iacketed .32 caliber slug had worked it's way slowly through Klasner's neck, emerging yester- day through an old scar from a tonsil operation, the doctor said.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20
GAP Newsfeatures)

You probably won't find Battle Mountain on the map. Officially, it is Hill 665, a 2,000-foot high prolongation of Pilbong Mountain two miles southwest of what was Haman.
 But there it stands. Look over on the right. See the green mob with the tan supply trail winding up? Look left of the saddle and then up the steep slope with torn scrub pines on it. See the jutting cliff halfway up? Then the bushy ridgeline sweeping up to a bald nipple? That's Battle Mountain.
 American troops moved up there Aug. 16 in a planned with drawal back when there were so many of those humiliating plan ned withdrawals.
 The Reds wanted it desperate ly. From Battle Mountain you could see the whole U. s. 25th Di- vision front, the men in foxholes on lesser hills, the camouflaged long-nosed tanks and the vehicles moving along the washboard roads.
 Twenty-six times the commun- ists attacked it. 9nd in battle an attack is the war for many a man. Sometimes it is life.
 Thirteen times Battle Mountain changed hands. Then the U. N. power pushed the battle lines far beyond it and made it's strategic value almost negligible.
 When the enemy held it. you could see them up there through your field glasses.
 What yau could not see was the remembered heroism of the Americans who fought there.
 There were innumerable Amer ican soldiers, mostly Negro, who were heroes.
 Most of their stories will never be told. Their deeds-remember-
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20
NEWS IN BRIEF

BALTIMORE, (P)-H. l.. Men chen's condition grew worst over Wednesday night. His doctor re- ported yesterday morning he was barely alive.
 The 7O-year-old newspaperman, author and critic has been near death at Johns Hopkins hospital since a severe heart attack a week ago last night.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20

ERIE, Pa. (P)-Reports of "a shooting" at 18th and Peach streets in downtown Erie yesterday brought police on the run with drawn guns.
 When they arrived they found the assailants and the victims still at the scene.
 The assailants: two youths, ages 10 and 12 armed with BIB guns The victims: some empty beer cans.