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HOUSES-SALE-MD. tCont. I,

KENSINGTON, 20 st. Paul st.-A
snug detached house, well located.
conv. to transp.: liv. rm. with fire.
place. din. rm., pantry. kit, 3 bed
rms. and bath. large cellar: det.
gar: extra large lot; price reduced
MOORE q HILL CO.. NE. 4100.
RAMBLER Just completed in Silver
Spg.; 16x26 liv. rm.. corner dining
rm;,,, equipped kitchen. 3 bedrooms,
Ssat tile baths large bSmt int With osd q,
Country living with in-town com
forts at very fair price. R. P
RIPLEY. Realtor. 81. Gill. Open
NEAK ;.si,.. coLEsvILLE; $4,000. On
2 extra bedrms.; about / acre fer
JOHN BURGoFT, Colesville. Md,
REP Md' Z ASH Silver Spring. Call ashton as
SUBURBAN RAMBLERs-ss7 900 : to
S29. 600. Several types to choose
from, Some have bsmts. and sep
about ready to move into. Beauti-
IsdshFy 5sS;Ess a K dasfk ok
cozS COY I'll BR1cK eR' BUNGALOW for
sli,5'95o in + Flower ave: section Of Of
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, tiled bath, full
bsmt. with exit to yard. stairs to
large storage attic; level lot 50xl10:
near bus, schools. churches and
RIPLEY. Realtor. 81. Gil. Open
eeRooM COUNTRY HOME
trance hall; all conveniences:
ffeneeed feneee ebieaen ftiahsn house, ssre
cHEvY " CHASE vIEw-Modern A.
bedrms. and bath UP and / bedrm
or den and bath on 1st FIR. fireplace
in liv., rm., Venetian blinds. stairs
to partially finished attic, 2 porches.
oil h;-w;h3a sh3a full basement, toilet;
and playhouse, outside fireplace.
shade and flowers. Price. S22, 1000.
Sl5 900 trust.
kenSington area. Modern brick. 3
beautifully furn. with antiques;
Price. S1S,500. HAYCRAFT REAL
TY. For information call Mrs.
Haycraft, LO. SCOTS. --23
KENSINGTON--6-rm. hse.. fireplace,
in commercial area. good condition
basement, ali utils. on bus line.
level lot garage: sacrifice, S1s,5o0
KENSINGToN-Bric 3 years old;
S1l. $50 California type; bedrms, .,
all utils.. excel loc.. near bus and
school. Payment on first trust
S57.T5 including taxes, interest. etc
with 81 900 cash or can have small
second trust.
Observation-Disclosures modern brk.,
separate entrance, like new, rms.
2 tile baths, basement. 100 it.
fenced lot. nice location; price,
SlS,950. For further information
call 10. 5-0357. HAYCRAFT
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FOUR BEDROOMS, DEN
BRIGHTWOOD

Near n. H. ave. Studio type brick
attached 3-bedrm home Features
include. 3 tile baths. beautifully
finished basement, deep lot. det.
garage. excellent financing. con-
GRESS REALTY CO., DI, 1882.
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ANACOSTIA

: 2-FAMILY APARTMENT
WHY PAY HIGH RENT?
Brick row building. approx. 3 years
old. . complete apts.. each con-
tains living room. bedroom, kitchen,
bath. Utility room with Ist Fl. apt.
One apt. vacant Total income per
mo. S127 or live in one apt. and
rent the other. Price S13.250. Cash.
81 $50. Monthly terms, S92 mo.
Mr.. Phifer. HI. S7l4.
PAUL P. STONE
1015 18th st. NV. MA. 1919
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HOUSE IN
THE COUNTRY

Once in a blue moon we get chance
to sell home like this one; not new,
but completely moderniZed; 3-bedrm.
home on beautiful A-acre lot;
near transp and only 10 minutes
from downtown Silver Spring; truly
q wonderful buy.
GRAHAM IL CO., 81. 6010.
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HaWthorne-NeW Homes

OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY
Living rm. with fireplace, dining rm.,
kitchen with garbage disposal and
1st floor, 2 large bedrms. and bath
on End floor; plenty closet space;
full basement. gas h.-w.h, attached
garage. side porch and large level
wooded lot. Mr.. Kasparek. 81. 36S9
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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HOME AND INCOME

Takoma Park-2-family and 3-family
bldgs. that are ideal for a home
to live in, with an income that will
help with expenses. Some are q
bedrm. apis. and some are l. Shown
by apptmt. Call for full information
on these interesting properties.
RUBYE M. ACKEN, Realtor. 81.
4ORO ST Td99 oq
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AL BAKER OFFERS
TOURISTS DELIGHT


Excellent income for the
right party and very at
tractive home consisting of
liv. rm. with fireplace, extra
lge. din. rm.. lovely equipped
kit. with breakfast nook. front
and rear porches, 3 master
sized bedrms. and lovely tiled
bath on 2nd H.; very attr.
apt, consisting Of liv.-din.
rm. comb, l bedrm. and
equipped kit. on 3rd f.; full
bsmt. with oil heat, Lear
garage: all this plus half
acre of ground, giving plenty
Of room for a larger income.
Price, S1S.500; substantial
cash down payment
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
Realtors. 116 s. St Asaph, Alex. Va.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-About 1 acre
of Conn. ave; very fine condition.
4 bedrms.; 3rd f.. finished as 2
rms. and bath: garage. Priced to
sell. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn.
ave. NV. EN-. 1890. ga
KENsINGToN ESTATES, . blks. off
Conn. aye.-3-year-old brick. de-
H.; storm windows and awnings;
situated on large lot inclosed by
si3,s5o. THos. L. PHR1LIiPs. wo.
1900 until 9 pm. 351S Conn.
BUNGALOW FOR
$500. A cute house and well To-
paper shingie % siding; o1 Iiy rm, palnt COMB ah1
down; another bedroom up; NV.
Oil heat. nice level lot; owner moving
70 Florida, r. P. RIPLEY, Realtor
ST.. gill. Open ewes.
SILVER sPRING-By owner; de-
tached brick; beautiful grounds;
detached garage; 7 rms. 21a baths:
oil heat; screened porch; convenient
to buslines; S23,5o0. 81. 1852.
TAKoMA PARK. 122 Willow ave.
near Review and Herald Publishing
Assn.-Detached 2-story; arranged
as 2 apartments; hot-water heat
Call for appointment to inspect
THOS. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors,
721 10th st. n W., MA. 0765; ewes,
TIE. 464S. ga
WOODMOOR. 3-bedrm. modern home,
oil heat, close to stores and schools,
at Four Corners. GI approved. For
further information. call SH. 1916
or Ashton 31a4. SMITH w. ALL
MUTT. ST., S415 Ga. ave, Silver
Spring. Md. IA
Evening star., 1950-10-23

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Six-rm. semidetached brick: large
80 loan; 3 bedrms.. rec. rm.. full
basmt.. gas heat. Don't fail to see
this one. Call Mr.. Crismond, T,
PAUL MUDD CO. 24OS MINI ave
s.e.. LU. 4-43S2 or LO. 3-S2I5.
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CHEVY CHASE MD
GEORGETOWN

Most Desirable, New Offering
This town house has old charm, in
new-house cond.; lge. rms, high
ceilings. modern kit and bath,
beautiful random-width pine floors,
hrepl., deep garden; possession.
Call Mr.. Audette, with
John Lipscomb & Co.
MI. 0600. NO. 27O5.
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81. 500 DOWN.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

1 WILL PAY YOU CASH today for
your house. In any location. I'M
mediate actionl RE. 2201. Sligo
T747. -2S
PRICE is NO OBJECT-n it meets
precisely the needs of my client;
modern. bedrms. , baths, library.
Law; any top residential location.
Please call COL. GILMAN, OF. s5S5.
Continued on Next Page.)
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COIOred
LOVELY 4-BEDRM.

5th Near Taylor St. NV.
Prize location; only 500 per month
for this magnificent immaculate
corner row brick, with large fenced
room on 1st floor. living room, dining
room. modern kitchen with pantry;
End floor has 4 bedrooms, laundry
Shute to basement; insulated attic.
has another room for bedroom or
for storage. Basement has finished
to yard. Can be made into apt. Bus
at door. trolley ] blk; near schools
and shopping: S6.750 cash down.
Call MR.. DENHAM. at RE. $3.50 8 to
8 or at 81. 1855 after 6 pm.
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.
o-FAMILY HOUSE. convenient to
everything; each apt. has rms and
bath: live in one and let income from
the other finish paying for the prop
erty. REQUIRES about $4,000 cash.
Call Mr.. Tarver. 81. $500. with
VIM. E. Richardson, Inc.
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ROW BRICK

- ~ ROW BRICK
CT APPROVED, $1,000 DOWN
This is the place for you if you need
nice home for little money. Liv.
rm. din. rm.. kit. full bsmt., 2
bedrms.. tile bath; nice fenced lot;
cony, to everything
ALLEN REALTY, FA. 44O0
OPEN 8 TO 8 SUNDAY, pa
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RAMBLERS

2 and 3 bedrooms, s12,95O, S13.95o.
Out New Hampshire ave, left on
University lane about 8 blocks, right
on Navahoe 2 blocks to 11tn ave.
and houses
KIRKS REALTY co.
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Some Lucky Family

a spacious, semicenter hall. brick
Colonial on large corner lot. 1t
has large liY rm. with frepl., din.
rm.. large kit. with din. space,
screened porch: 3 bedrms. and bath
on End f.; pine-paneled rec. rm.
snTd snd fIA bath IN 6Smt;, For OILY
JudSon Reamy and Son
1922 N. Irving st. Arlington. CHI.
0S00; after Z pm. call FA. 2S1a.
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ARLINGTON

Navy ofncer vacatins all masonry q
bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette, kitchen
equipped, Colonial home on deep lot,
near shopping and bus; S10.750.
GIL. 6777, OK. DIAL. 2173 Glebe Rd
Evening star., 1950-10-23

LUXURIOUS RAMBLER
Created by a master builder in a
park-like setting. 3 ample bedrms.,
1l5 tiled baths. spacious liv. rm
with fireplace, separate din. rm. and
dream kitchen. Attached garage.
Close-in location. within less than
10 min. driving time of downtown
Washington. Completion within
next few weeks For complete in
formation, please consult
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes St. at Wilson. JA. 4-160O.
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Convenient, Yet PrlVate
80 Minutes to D'ntoWn D. C.
Six large rooms with private hall
to all rooms. 2 baths. select oak
floors. b.-i garage, asbestos shingle
gas &C. heat; large 4z per cent
20-year 1st trust. Call DI. 1O15
till 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
INC oA
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
S15.75O COLONIAL,

81 900 reduction in price and can now
be sold with $3.50 down: 3-bedrm.
home with side porch; 21-ft. liv. rm
with fireplace: toilet in basement.
THE GOSS co.
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''RAMRT,E

Just completed and overlooking Rock
Creek Park. this extremely well-con-
structed brick rambler has 8 rms:
3 bedrms. 2 baths. full basement.
garage. and many unusual features.
Excellent value and splendid terms.
Available now. Call ME- I143 until
Q pm J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Realtor.
Evening star., 1950-10-23

COLORED-BROOKL - 5aroom
frame bungalow on 8 lots; nice buy.
Can Mr.. Martufi, La 6-7s45. MAR
SHALL Il III J, gsAF WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st.
coLoRED@iaas GIRARD sT.Epe-
tached. 7 rms. oil h.-wh.. garage
lge. yard: substantial down payment
reg. Cal MRS. ELLIOTT. DE. 7O5s.
CoLoRED-vACANT, $1,000 down;
1400. blk. .Ames pl. ne. rms.
h.-w.h., full bsmt. move In with
down payment. Cali MRS. ELLIOTT,
DE. 105S. DE. 1853. -23
COLORED-5th ST.-Row brick, g.
bedrm. home. full basement. 2-car
garage: $1,000 down. CONGRESS
REALTY CO., DI. 1882. -23
COLORED-0NLY S495 CASH. $50
mo-. attractive Broom, 3-bedroom
brick home; gas heat, equipped
kitchen; perfect condition: beauti-
full yard; close-in location; prompt
possession. RA. 341S. 23'
COLORED--622 9Th ST. MEOW
brick, g lge. rms, mod. kit. and
bath. det. gar, oil heat This house
has $4,000. in recent improvements
and can be bought with $1,000
down. RUTLEY & BAIR, ST. 2911
and SH. 1889. -27
COLORED-TRINIDAD AVE. Ne
You owe 1t to yourself to see this
lge. 6-rm. brick home; 2 spacious
knotted pine. inclosed porches. lge.
closets. perfect floors. Priced right.
MR.. BRADLEY. DE. 1852. -23
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]. 7-sa11; Eyes, 81. AZ.
WOODMOOR

New, brick ramblers, lge. liv. rm. and
9 bedrms; gas a:-c. heat; S13. 500
VIM. E. Richardson, Inc
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W.
SAUL'S EDITION

Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, bedrms.. |
2la baths. full bsmt; 2-story stucco,
in 1900 blk of Decatur NV. Call
Mrs. Grant, CO. 6246.
PAUL P. STONE
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KENSINGTON. 26 st. Paul st.-A
snug detached house, well located.
conv. to transp.: liv. rm. with fire.
place. din. rm., pantry. kit, ) bed
rms. and bath. large cellar: det.
gar. extra-large lot; price reduced
to $12,950, accommodating terms.
MOORE a. HILL CO., ME. 410O.
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RAMBLER
ONE ACRE
GUESTHOUSE

GUESTHOUsE
Visualize cathedral liv. rm. 25x15,
step-down din. rm. 15x11, sunny
kit. equipped with range and refgr.,
breakfast nook. beautifully dec
GRATED twin size bedrms.. 2 tile
baths; rec. rm.. flrepl, full bsmt.
Private completely furn guesthouSe
(or apt.) on lovely wooded grounds.
N. G. HINES & SON
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01

Chief Hurricane shook his head. "No peace," he grunted. "We come to say we steal all your deer. Burn your shops. Chase you way. We fix things so nobody have Christ man again."
 Santa's heart was filled with sorrow. He knew the Jindians were fierce and powerful. What could be do to stop them?
 Suddenly voice cried, "Oh, no you won't"
 Chief Hurricane turned in as- tonishment. Bucky stood with hands on his hips glaring at the great Jindian chief.
 "I'm Kid Buckaroo, Terror of the Vest" he snapped. "I can out ride you and outshoot you. Now just get out of here"
 Santa turned pale. Mrs. Claus clasped her hands. Tweedleknees swallowed half his tongue. And Bucky, we'll, to tell the truth, Bucky's legs were so weak with fright he was ready to topple over.
 "Ha!" shouted Chief Hurricane. "Prove it."
 Santa turned Bucky's face up. "Can you prove it?" he asked softly.
 Bucky tried to speak. But his voice wouldn't come. He tried to whisper but couldn't even find a whisper. Finally he just nodded his head. But oh. how he wished he'd never spoken at all!
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01
GIRL. SCOUTS AND BROWNIES READY FOR BAZAAR

Tomorrow is big day for the Girl Scouts and Brownies as they take over a section of the N. C. Store for their Bazaar, given to raise funds for their summer en- campment.
 Tn addition to the clever and interesting gift items which the girls have made, there will be a fine assortment of home made cakes, pies, candy and cookies for sale, starting at ten o'clock in the morning.
 A lovely hand painted picture was donated to the girls by Mar garet Massey of the North Pole Bakery, which will be given to some lucky person at the close of the Bazaar.
 Anyone wishing to donate food for the Bake Sale and who cannot bring their contribution down, may call the N. C. Store in the morning and a Scout will be sent to deliver it.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01
HawaiianDelegates To Call On Every 'U. 5. Senator

WAS NGTON NR - A 27- member Hawaii delegation push ing for statehood for the Territory aimed today at calling on every member of the U. S. Senate by this weekend.
 The group, headed by Gov. l. M. Stainback, conferred Wednes- day with Secretary of the Interior Chapman and visited Senators O'Mahoney O.-Wyo) and Cor don R.-Ore0
 At a caucus in the office of Delegate Harrington R.-HawaiD, the delegation decided to call as group on all II members of the Republican steering committee in the Senate and all six members of the Democratic steering commit
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01

SYNOPSIS: In Santa Land. Santa Claus is troubled by Jindi- ans. who are not good and friend lY like Indians today. Georgie San ders. ?. also known as Kid Buck aroo. Terror of the West" flies on the back of a bird to Santa Land 10 help Santa. He arrives just as the Jindians have stolen Dasher. Santa's best reindeer. Santa's helpers think BuckY is a Jindian.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01
CHAPTER EIGHT BUcKY GETS READY FOR
 THE RACE

Cnlel f1uIIlCdllc Sdlu 4uy SOil, Lonesome Bay, sWifteSt rider in world. Can this Buckaroo Kid ride better?'
 "We will see,' said Santa. "But first we must make an agreement. If Bucky outrides your boy you will leave our land and never bother us again. And you will re- turn Dasher, our best reindeer .'
 "Ha,," cried the chief.
 Well" insisted Santa. ''Is 1t agreed?'
 Agreed" grumbled the chief. Then his eyes gleamed. "Race to- morrow he said, "Who ride first through Northern Lights, he Win.' Without another word Chief Hur- ricane and Lonesome Boy depart ed.
 Now you're in for it." said Tweedleknees to Bucky. "For a little boy you talks awful big Bucky felt badly enough. It's true he talked too much, too fast, without thinking at all. Why he didn't even have a horse to ride! He thought l0ngingly of Fellow, his stick horse. But he knew per fectly we'll that Fellow would have been of no use to him now. He wondered why Santa be- iieved in him at all. Now Santa sat in the living room, his chin on his hand, his eyes closed. What could he be thinking?
 "Well, come on," said Tweedle- knees. At least we can rig you up into some decent cowboy clothes since that is what you are SUD- posed to be-"
 Santa looked up. Good" he said. And then meet me in the { tool house. I'll have a horse ready. Too bad Dasher is gone. On Dash CT you could outride the wind" When Tweedleknees had taken Bucky away, Mrs. Claus went to Santa's side. What will happen, she asked, "when the boy goes
 
 among the Northern Lights?" Santa shook his head. "I am afraid" he admitted. 'But he is OUT only chance. Our little work
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01
Santa ;:: ;;: COWBOY 4, x.x,t.,,w., By lUcR6cE HUDGINs
By lUCRECE HUDGINS

CTS are afraid of the great Jindi- ans. We could never fight them. We must depend on the boy and the horse I give him to ride"
 Meanwhile Tweedlekneesm march ed Bucky to the Santa Land Cow boy shop, the busiest place in all Santa Land. It seems that all the little boys in the world asked for cowboy suits for Christmas. Not only boys-but girls, too, so that over a hundred fairy seamstresses were kept busy the year long stitching at Jodpurs and chaps and fringed skirts and all the fancy shirts that little cowboys and cowgirls love so much.
 Mimi, the little fairy who used to be in charge of dolls but now was in charge of cowboy outfits, showed Bucky around the shop. "Pick any shirt you want," she told him.
 Bucky chose a plain red shirt and dungarees. Then Benny the pistol maker took him into the weapon room.
 What a place for boy to be! shooters, four-shooters, single hooters hung from the walls in holsters stamped with shining metal. With a cry of pleasure Bucky selected two six-shooters exactly like those he'd lost in the fight with the hawk. Then with new boots and hat he stood finally before a mirror.
 "Yippi ai ki-ay!' he shouted.
 For an instant the fairies were dumbfounded. Never had they heard so strange a word. Then they tried it, rolling the word slowly around their tongues and then shouting together: 'Yippi al ki-ay!" It made quite shout. "Now for my horse," said Bucky as he and TWeedleknees left for the tool house. AS they entered, they saw Santa bent over a work bench working with sand paper on twisted limb of cherry tree.
 "I'm finished, son." said Santa. His voice was sad and weary.
 "But-the-the horse?" stam- mered Bucky. "You said-didn't you say there'd be horse?"
 Here it is," said Santa holding out the cherry stick. "His name is Fellow like your old one."
 "Oh," said Bucky.
 He tried to smile but truly his heart was heavy when he thought of the race he must run with a cherry stick.
 Next: The Great Cherry Slick
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01
CHAPTER SEVEN BUcKY TO THE RESCUE

Kid BuckarOO, IerrOr or the Vest" exclaimed Tweedleknees when Bucky gave his name, "what kind of Jindian is that?"
 "I'm not a Jindian," protested Bucky. He was close to tears. "I'm a cowboy
 HCowboy!" The Santa Land workers shouted. Whoever heard of a cowboy with no guns, no lasso-not even horse?'
 Bucky told them his story. How he'd heard they had Indians at Santa Land and he'd come to fight them. How he'd lost all his weap- 0ns on the way but come on any way to help if he could.
 You do have Indians here, don't you?" he pleaded. Real fighting Indians?"
 Not Indians. Jindians." snap ped Tweedleknees. "They are silly ceratures. I'm not afraid of them
 Swoosh. Zing! a slender arrow shot from the dark, lifted Twee- dlekneeS' night cap from his head and pinned 1t to the ground ten yards away.
 Tweedleknees' legs shook. I'm only scared half to death" he groWled. Another arrow whipped from the dark and landed at San ta's feet. The fairy folk screamed with fear and ran to hide. Bucky cried. Look, it has message on it.'
 Santa picked up the arrow. Yes there was a paper fastened to its tip. Santa unrolled it and read: us came to make powwow."
 Santa put his arm around Bucky. Maybe you have brought us luck" he smiled. ''I think the Jindians want to make peace. Come get warm in the house. TweedlehneeS will bring in the Jindians when they come. I hope they have Dasher with them"
 Mrs. Claus met them at the door. 'You poor boy!' she ex- claimed when Santa had told her who Bucky was. Now cowboy is pretty tough character as every one knows but Mrs. Claus didn't care about cowboys. She just cared about the real boy under meath. She washed Bucky's face and hands. She hugged him and warmed him and finally gave him walloping dinner-bigger and better than Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner rolled into one.
 And the wonderful old lady was just starting him to bed when Pat rick Tweedleknees leaped into the room crying, Here they come!"
 A huge feather-dreSsed Jindian entered the cottage. He was fol- lowed by a young boy, solemn and handsome, with single fea- ther in his head band.
 Bucky's eyes popped with ex- citement. Real Jindians! Warlike Jindians; Oh, if he had his weap- ons now he would show them something!
 The Jindian chief spoke. 'Me Chief Hurricane. This Lonesome Boy, my son."
 Santa said, 'I'm glod you have come. We will have peace"
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01

tee.
 In addition, it was decided to pay group visits at the offices of Senator Butler R.- -Neb0, lead ing statehood opponent; and Sen atorS Kefauver O.-Tenn) and Sparman O.-AlaD, listed by the group as supporters of the pend- ing statehood bill. ... ....,
 Other members of the Senate will be contacted by individuals in the Hawaii party who know them best.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01
St. Joseph's Church has ha6

St. Joseph's Church has had several visitors this week. Father Suber has been holding a Catholic Mission, which will be completed this evening. Father Carroll ef Kotzebue came down for a few days to attend the Mission and visit with Father Suber and Father Convert of St. Michaels who has been here for the Mission and to get dental work done.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01

Now is the time to act-to join your hometo,on National Guard unit.
 If Americas need for men increases you'll be step ahead by being Guardsman Your Guard training will make you better soldier, with bet ter chances for promotion. And you'll be with your own hometown friends and neighbors.
 If your unit is not called to service, you'll still be ahead by being in the National Guard. Guard training in many specialist subjects prepares you for better-paying civilian jobs. You'll learn new skills-and be wellpad while you learn.
 No matter what the future holds, it's wise decision to join the National Guard Find out more about the many Guard benefits - send the coupon below today!
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-05
Nine-Day Old
Baby Missing

NEW YORK (ANP)-- All New
York is still looking for tiny nine
day-old Chaneta Holden, who dis
appeared from an incubator at
Lincoln hospital in the Bronx at
about 8 pm. Thursday night.
Little Chaneta, a premature
baby, weighing only two pounds,
eigth ounces, is the daughter Of
Clarence and Ann Holden, resid-
ents of Harlem. The omther, al
though released from the hospital