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TRAlLERs

dEETER rRAILER SALES Berwyn
now has Ice display Of Doth nev
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment: clean nseo tTailers ranging
m u size from i ls =, e S3 y priced
,reB srs sSSS PSone % rs 3 ~ ~, terms 20
HOUSE TRAILER. Plat, "a It.
eouip.. good cond, S75G. MR. K H
sEIDEL. Elwood lane. Glenmont,
81; Spe;; Route /. Mo. %
ISp-9itsh JS aNefss and lights like new sl26'
zIMMER ~ house trailer. Must sac
eond. 302s Lee highway, Ar.
$500 takes our l94s trailer fleets
UTIL. i TRAILER. aii r. 4a5. Ks, 9t'tt Z ton; good
eond.. $50. Dial WA. 1901 after
IBIS Il sTREAMLITE 81 it,, excel
eond; inside and out; Can be a
VILLAGE, Alex, I Va. a 1 'A-NN
HOUSE TRAILER; aluminium, sleeps
refgra s375. slI5 cash, bal. $3.50
sP.RToNFPrrA 81 $so me- AZ ge week " ia ia ssfo
gas stove Ios N No. IT. IT, Sss ashtnNsas tfn.sI
HOUSE TRAILER in exceiient Shape.
saeT5sies al Tstsl fpa fPacteEy built Cost s1'446
FOR sot,,s a - COOP Ss2nT BY in IL qTed tTailers
ICE. Route o. S. No. i, BeltsvilIe,
1918 1s-FT. HOUSE TRAILER; good
send.; se1d ss25. Call AK s65S or UN,
PRaeTIcALLY r. II NEW, wheel double a
bitch No-Sway." Easily handled.
LGSGaGE faSi aGEef TRaILER, fh1t new. s heavy
DUTY; side height adjustable, 2-3 IT.;
1947 ROLCRAFT TRAILER; perfect
sSasi TRair.Fs Bowen paRK Front lot CANARY
ALMA AINa.LhH ss1s-fs:; 1kaEH perfect condition;
TON TOURIST CAMP. F TE. asss.
LhANRso1A; AND Ssa. 1886 10 for sale; 80 T.,
MoopLGY 7aes5 fGE iamly as TRALEkko # Lot pARs 1ss
south OF Alexandria on Route /.
Rouss trailer. < ". RobucskS.A esSA;eS5o ssoo
AhSMfSuM, AhhsnahSH5Sh ess y IT,; sleeps 4 bottled a
gas. refgr.. oil heat, 4-wheel eiec.
brakes; like new; S1.bo0. WA. 1862.
PLATTE 1946; 26-ft. trailer; $500
cash. viii accept suitable car in
TRACE; Must sell tmmed. 8 pm. Ii.
2S-FT. TRAILER, far above average
in condition and equipment: priced
for quick sale. XII. S-69S4. 3
az LIGHTHOUSE TRAILER. fully
equipped. 81 IT,; $3.50 down, balance
easy terms; MRS. WATKINS, Vienna
l5lW3; Sun. 10 to q; wkdays. Ma.
SMALL I847 ALUMINIUM SLEEPER
TRAILER-S600 cash; Sligo 1904.
1915 East-West highway, Silver
Spring.
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SPECIALS
Good selection used machines; traded
on new 1851 Triumph's and Ariers.
1850 HID. "a DIV: clean: 1000
mi. Ss95; 1850 Triumph 40 CT.
Thunderbird." $3.50; 1850 Triumph
40 CT. ''Thunderbird, $685.; 194S
HID. a. OHV. S575; i94S HID. "a
DIV. $3.50: 1850 B.S.A. B-34, 500cc
S595; 194S Ariel Rad Hunter, 1895.
These and many more priced right
Trade and terms. New Triumpfls
from Se6S; parts. oil accessories,
ALLIED MOTORS
912 9Th st. NV. RE. 5073. -
Special Sale on used machines: all
models and makes, from Sl00 up;
new Triumphs from S66S. for inn
mediate delivery. trade and terms.
ALLIED MOTORS
912 9TH st. N. w. RE. 5073
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
INVESTORS
MONEY WANTED

1 WANT TO BORROW s4O0-I win
pay back $500 in three months
time with security Of So. 600 worth
OF real estate. Write MR.. WEBER,
sol East Capitol ST., or phone Ii.
3-1270.
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L O. S r

500 BY q certain man IN Arlington
VINO sold his car to o neighbor with.
out drst sbttine an of3er from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South Of KEY Bridge,
1917 North Moore st. oW. 87S7.
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VACATION PLACES

SMALL COTTAGE overlooking bay;
all utilities. private pier; ideal To-
cation; week or month. WA. s4S72.
REHoBoTH BEACH. DEL. Coy
cottage for 4 June, $50 wk
RALPH PALMER, Seaford, Del
BEACH. FLA. Room, room
private bath. kitchen privileges with
former school executive; laundry
and garage: lovely vacation near
beach. $1.50 day each. Delight-
ful vacation for teachers Qualifying.
Box soc, Star
GUEST COTTAGE. 2 bedrms.. ami,
atop cool Blue Ridge Mts., nr. Blue
mont. Va. Greyhound bus service,
OY. 1859. Box 3S0-Y, Star.
Shenandoah Valley. mile on U. s.
IL at Edinburg. Va, on the. banks
of the North Fork of the Shenan-
doah River and at the foot OF the
Great Massanutten Mt. affording
modern motel recommendations mod
ern dining room and swimming pool
plus a mi Of river front: very de-
sirable for fishing hiking. picnicing.
wading; combine creates a little
paradise. approx. 100 mi. from the
heart of Washington. D. C.. Open
June l through Labor Day. Reason
able rates. For further information
in and around Washington, call CHI.
0030 or write to CAVE SPRING RE-
C0nT trzt,
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BLOWING ROCK, NC.

Furnished apartments, 3. Luxurious.
in DISTINGUISHED private home.
Suitable diplomatic. professional
families. Each with living room.
complete elect. kit. /. 2 and 3
bedrms. pvt. baths. Charming
garden setting, terraces; altitude,
1000 #. Over-night by rail .
hrs. by air. Blue Ridge Pkwy. by
car, Close-by golf riding. tennis
facilities. 500, $500, $1,000,
respectively Season to September
10. Incl services of caretaker, util.
Additional help available. Ref
exchanged. Write Box 3a2. or
phone 4431 Blowing Rock, N. C.
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SUMMER HOMES

SUMMER COTTAGE on Accokeel
Greek. just of Potomac River. mr.
porch; wired for elec. range: partly
furn.; ideal for hunting. fishing and
bathing: S1.975. Call Frederieks-
burg. Va 1886, before $40 pm, ol
l43-J-1 after $40 pm. or write
EDW. PAYNE. 3204 jefferson Davi;
hwy. Fredericksburg Va. -4
P0CONO MANOR. PA.-Furn. sum.
mer home; 4 bedrms., 3 baths. liv
rm. with fireplace, din, rra., kit.
obstructed view of Water Gap. Is
cottage from Pocono Manor Inn
Golf. tennis swimming. 3 mos. VIM
KENNARD. 123 8. Broad St. Phila
9 Pa,
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BOATS tcens.y

16-FT. SEA-FLIER; Super de luxe.
non-pounding outboard; mahogany
deck and trim; new this season: used
twice: 1885. SH 65a0 --3
CAN0E--1S-ft aluminium; excellent
condition, equipped; 500. OW
GIL -:l
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BECAUSE DEFENSE WORK

DEFENSE WORK
At S.Sgs Owens faGtory requires we e,.sr
ance, of new Owens cruisers. 3Gs
and 34's. Beautiful. seaworthy.
bronze fastened, roomy cruisers, at
such prices as. for example: New
Owens 30-ft.. sleeps six, very fast.
to our plant. See for yourself these
remarkable values while they last;
OWENS YACHT CO., INC.
Stansbury Rd.. Dundalk. Baltic. Md,
1851 BOATS ON DISPLAY
SO Correct Craft express cruiser. 30
mph TWIN Packa1as, lasd Morss ssossny CON-
hull with 3 water-tight compart-
ments. Dinette, sleeps 4. Fish wells.
Teak floor
.26' Steeicraft de luxe sedan.
e6' Welin Sea GYPSY
16,,. IL. 49,, 2o' Correct Craft run
s; fiber glass dinghy.
8, Pram Kit ----- S44 30
~ Skiff Kit 1850
RCA and sub signal radio telephone,
Packard engines. Martin outboard
we offer the following USED BOATS
InsDection by appointment:
194S 16' Correct Craft run
1898 20 Girls Graft. sleeps 3 2.750
Ig4T 81 Correct Graft, twin
Chryslers, sleeps 4, dinette $500
twin pocssrSs 5000
sleeps e s 4. airfoam mattresses 1000
1850 So Steelcraft. twin Pack
1s4a 80, wheeler. las hip.
must be seen to appreciate
beautiful boat equal to new.
Today's cost. SIG, 900 $3.50
icas Gray II i947. @ Finished ike new new $500
chrysier 2,a5o
Grays. 1e4s $3.50
chryslers $500
twin lis h.p. 1000
lets 1000
1a46 4o' Matthews, Plan B 1880
1921 46' D, c, Matthews. Buda 900
condition $4,000
sells. new ne f947 90. 600
STICKELL-WHE YACHT CO. g
Baltimore, Md, LA. 715o
Sunday call Tux. esss
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CAPE ST. MARY's
Waterfront Residence

Modern 10-yr .-old brick, beautiful
liv. rm., din; kit, knotty-pine dem,
4 bedrms., : baths, I'm. attic. full
ton Bay of Potomac. near Leon
ardtown; ia acres, fenced anc
terraced; 25 more acres avail. or
State rds. Ideal for year-roun6
living; worth $4,000: sac, S35,
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LOANS

SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAILABLE
ND NOTES PURCHASED, CALL
Mr. MILLER, ME. 1920; EVE
NINGS. 81 6221
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED
tContinuedl
PREWAR CARS

In good condition. drive IN with your
title for more cash. WOLFE
MOTORS. 18th and K SITS, NV. Elk
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ACCEPT econd-trust notes fol
SS4.50 equity. 2-fam. home; S7.30(
f st trust; rented $3.50 mo. Boz
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates. 3 to 5.year terms ane
monthly. payments. p ]. WALSHE,
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV, MA. 646S
LASH FOR Isi AND emo fRUc
NOTES incl LIST trust: on acreage;
1uiek settlement: white or eoloree
notes in D. c.. Nd and Va FULTON
r. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg
14th and O sta nv D1 $3.50
eIkST AND SECOND Trust LOANS
BARTOw REALTY Co. Realtors
MONEY ON SECOND fkUSR-w,
nearby Md or Va ReasoneSie rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORP, 1872 " ave "
Nstiona, SARA
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Low COST HOMES
REST HAVEN

overlooking u miles OF the bay.
Al year around Cane Cod home.
Large living room with fireplace. 2
bedrooms modern tile bath. all
electric kitchen. Attic floored and
insulated. Large glass inclosed
porch. Utility room. oil &C. heat.
Week ends call Mr.. Lawrik. LO.
5-29S0, or drive to Deale. Md, call
West River 6144
Max C. Schwartz, ia. $500
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SUMMER CAMPS

BOYS CAMP, Z wks.; much above
average; excellent MANAGEMENT and
location Information, 81. 1867.
CAMP ROCK RIDGE-A real country
camp; boys, 6 to 12 yrs: girls, 8
to s yrs; horseback riding. swim
ming. shop. photography. all-night
camping treks bonfires. ETC.: sepa-
rate age groups; constant SUPER
vision by experienced counselors.
tables, meats. poultry and dairy
products. Call or write for informa-
ton. GRACE M BEARD. Herndon.
Va. Telephone 27-W-11.
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TRAILER HOME

5-rm. display model. excel. quality
frigerator. apt-size range. flush lay
fireplace, telephone. lot with picket
fence. bullion porch addition. %
it. by s it.. priced for immediate
sale and occupancy. Call TU. 1886
or TIL o312
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size lob; prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance.
ia. 1887; after z pm. GE. l416.
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AUTO 6 TRUCKS WANTED

WANT TO BUY 1910 to 1946 cars
in good condition; all cash. Call
NASH '4S Ambassador model: must
be good; gs; % or viii trade or deal with Ia
PICKUP TRUCK, Model 1885 t,
1940. Call WAYNE DAVIS, AP. 2S07.
1916 TO. I05l-zAll makes. Drive In
with your title for more cash, OF
Will pay Of bal. WOLFE MOTORS
rAIE aau aoNEsI SiS' APsRAIsxLs PA E 500 ), AZ
Ssk1s 3eksn. .eonfaAc fac 1ss4 'I'Oss' :.
Will FAY Pay CASH for clean cars, an,
make: any model; see Mr. Dunniigan
ROYAL MOTORS. INC lb Ken
FOR WARM wELcomE ano colo
your car HAINES MOTOR Co.
5000 Bladensburs rd Cottage City
Md WA $500 or 10 Mass. ave NV
ST. 1888. opep ewes. and Sunday
ioL nice low mileage cars MORRIS
PREMIUM PRICEs Tor clean, lat.
INC, CH 1900, Wilson blvd al
n Jackson Arl Va Dr Lie No
PREwAR CARS that are clean inside
and out. win pay very, very
good price. Would like or
1910 and Al Che1vys and Fords
also Plymouths. Also would like 2
or 3 i949 Fords and convertibles
Com to 800 Georgia ave. NV. OF
call TU. 1926. Ask for MIR. WILL
L1AMS or MIR. COWARD. --5
WANTED 100 CARS
50 to so Bring title II car u
financed We will pay OF palance Nc
dickering. immediate cash See De
fore you sell HOYLF MOTOR
SALES; 1873 Que Sc NV DO a300
'39-'41 Cadillacs Wanted
Immediate cash. up to retail ceiling
price for clean prewar Cadillacs and
La Sales Drive in our convenient
downtown location; plenty Of park
ing. SAFEWAY MOTORS. 1900 18th
st. NV. lat Nd. NO. I'LL.
CADILLACS WANTED
20 70 30 models See US before
YOU trade OF sell your Cadillac We
will pay you top cash price HOYLF
/ MOTOR SALES i34s Que It NV
HHUD
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WOODLAND REACH

= = = . : - AN4lN1O4A
23 mi. from D. c.; lge. furn. bunga-
beautifully situated with unob-
structed view of river, 300 IT. from
clean, sandy beach. Choicest loca-
tion in section 5. Corner Shore DIR.
and Silver. Run I'd. Open Sat. and
sun. or phone WA, 1851 for appt.
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NO SECRETS HERE
WILL PAY UP TO:
RELIABLE
ON THE SPOT

Cash
For clean pre-war Cars. We viii pay
OF your unpaid balance and give you
the the dil,srsnss nd,. 10 cash Drive IN ct ct
for "a free appraisal at no obliga.
ton to you Plenty of parking.
OPEN DAILY 3 AM TO q PM
SAFEWAY MOTORS
1870 I4tb st NV. NO. I'LL
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Mountain View Farm

CHURGHVILLE. VA,
A vacation and healthrbuilding center
for boys and girls. ages 3 to IL
yrs: swimming. horses to ride, play
ground; cultural environment; good
State approved; season. June Is to
Sept. 4. Write NATALIE D. CAL
HOUNE, Staunton. Va. Phone
5-9594 or phone Mrs. Blaine. Sligo
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Trailer Values
GARAGES

American Trailer Co., Inc.
1890 Wisconsin Ave. NV
WO. 1881.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

INC Truck &.Coach Div
80 M st NE. ME. 05O5
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AVIATION icent.)

CESSNA 140i 800 hours. bank and
turn. sensitive altimeter, 2-way ra-
dio with loop; a clean ship, never
cracked; $t.350. MAY be seen al
Hybla Valley NO 0252.
REPARABLE 1916 Tayloreraft, NC
AIRPORT. Rockville. Nd, Olympic
1918 LUsCoMBE sILvAIR, an-metal
landing lights, wheel pants. relic
to April. 81; low time; ST $50 or
best offer; will take car in trade,
PIPER CUB 1916 J-3. 35 hrs. since
recover and overhaul: relicenscd
always privately owner. FA. 1851.
TWo 5OxIO0-FT. LOTS, facing air
strip, at Kentmoor Air Park; sell
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LONG BEACH
Featuring
Flag Harbor Yacht Basin
Waterfront Properties
Exclusive Beach Colony
2-3-4-Bedroom Cottages

CoLORED-ARUNDEL ON THE BAY
Waterfront lot. fronting Chesa
peake Bay; level, beautiful trees,
bulkhead. OWNER, Ii. 6-2366. "a
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MANASSAS AIRPORT

Offering complete airport facilities.
aircraft and ensine mechanics. gas,
izing in aircraft and engine shop
work. Flat rates on l00-hour checks
and relicense Come in and see us
on your maintenance prohle ems.
Transportation furnished to pilots
from the Metropolitan Area. DUD-
LEY D. WATTS. Mgr.
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SPECIALS

II HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1876 (45
paint, tires and recent oy,
S400 or best offer WI 1902
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TRUCK AND TRAILER OPERATORS
Free parking trucks and trailers, 4
return for gasoline and oil business.
See Mr.. Driscoll Victor 3S52. DRIS-
COLL ESQ SERV., MINI. ave. and
Hunt pl ne 3S
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DODGE 1913 12-ton pickup: new
paint; excellent; D. C. inspection;
terms; S940.
Ford 1941 h-ton pickup; S295;
terms.
IStudebaker 1941 1a-ton pickup; late
motor; S295; terms.
Chevrolet 1947 ia-ton panel; slightly
wrecked.
ROBERT HERsoN, ~ Fla. ave. ne,
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The Nome nugget., 1951-10-10
SITE IS PICKED FOR ASSUMING KOREAN CEASE-FIRE TALKS

MUNSAN, Korea, (P)-Liaison officers today picked a site near Panmunjom for resuming Korean truce talks.
 The spot is six air miles south east of Kaesong where cease-fire negotiations first began thr e months ago today. The talks were broken off by the Reds Aug. 23.
 There was no immediate an- nouncement of when the armis- tice delegations would reopen their talks-or even whether the time had been set.
 Preparations for a meeting of the full delegations were pressed rapidly. The United Nations truce team assembled in Korea.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-10
Senate Votes New District Court Judeeship for Alaska

WASHINGTON, (P)-The Sen ate voted yesterday to create two additional Circuit Court of Ap- peals judgeships for the western states and new District Court judge for Alaska.
 The two Circuit Court judge ships are among three voted for the nation.
 The new iudgeship for Alaska is one of Is such permanent posts approved by the Senate.
 Qt is expected to go to the Third Division, Anchorage, where the big increase in population has resulted in crowded court calen- dars).
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-10
Gus Hall, One Of Top Four Reds, Nabbed by FBI

LAREDO, Texas, (P)-Mexi7 can secret police whisked Gus Hall, Al, national secretary of the US. Communist party, across the border here early today into the waiting arms of the FBI.,
 The Mexican Communist party had launched a fight against Halls return to the United States. He had been picked up in Mexico yesterday.
 Hall is one of four top US. Communists who jumped bail in early July after they were con- victed of conspiring to teach and advocate violent overthrow of the US. Government.
 They were among Il top com munists convicted under tn e Smith Act. Robert Thompson, Gilbert Green and Henry Win ston are still at large. The Civil Rights Congress which put up the four mems bail lost its money when they skipped.
 An international search began when the four failed to show up to begin serving their prison terms. A spokesman for the Mex ican Communist party had said it would ask the Mexican gov ernment to let Hall stay in Mex ico as a political refugee.
 Mexican officials returned Hall to the US. only 23 hours after he was arrested in Mexico City. Tn Washington, J. Edgar Hoover, chief of the FBI, announced Halls arrest here. The F'BI said he was being taken to jail immediately.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-10
Fairbanks Liquor Dealers Plead "N0lO Contendere" In Antitrust Action

FAIRBANKS, (P)-Nine Fair banks liquor dealers pleaded "nolo contendere" in district court yesterday to charges of conspir- ing to fix prices in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
 This plea, while not admitting guilt, throws the defendants open to a finding of guilty but does not preclude their denying guilt in separate statements.
 The defendants, indicted by a grand jury here last July, were fined $2O0 each by Judge Harry E. Pratt.
 The dealers told the court they decided to make the plea to save time and expense after the gov ernment agreed to recommend fines not exceeding $200 provid- ing they did not fight the charges.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-10
Chamber of Commerce Hears Norman Stines On Price of Gold

Norman Stines, well known consulting engineer and mining authority, who at present is in- terested in tin mining at Tin City, gave a very interesting talk on gold prices at the Chamber of Commerce meeting yesterday noon at the Polaris Grill. He kindly summarized the report for the press and it is presented as follows:
 "As far back as 1920 there were efforts of the gold producers to raise the price paid for fine gold ounce. I was opposed to it then as world conditions did not de- mand it. The situation soon changed and it was seen that it was needed.
 "In 1884 matters were entirely different. The world conditions were such that in all except Uni ted States markets gold was being sold far above the statutory price of $2O.67 per fine ounce. Then I was producing gold in California and, as there were no restrictions on the place of sale gold, I was sending it to England and obtain ing prices between thirty three
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The Nome nugget., 1951-10-10
US. ArmOr Drives Eight Miles Thru Chinese Lines

US. 9TH ARMY HEADQUAR- TIERS, Korea, (P)-Fifty Ameri- can tanks led thousands of US infantrymen on a surprise attack today that smashed eight miles through Chinese lines in eastern Korea.
 Gen. James A. aVn Fleet, in a surprise visit to the front, ex- pressed hope the raid twill be the end of the Heartbreak Ridge fighting"
 Green Chinese troops turned and ran in the face of the ar mored thrust.
 The surprise drive carried the raiding Americans past the vil- 1age of Mundung, g miles north of the 38th parallel and two miles west of Heartbreak Ridge.
 The tank-infantry task force caught green Chinese troops by surprise as the Reds moved into the front to relieve North Kor- cans.
 "This is very good medicine to welcome them to the front" said Gen. Van Fleet, LIN. ground com mander.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-10
Christopher Columbus Arrives New York From Spain On Oct. 10, 1851

NEW YORK, (P)-Christopher Columbus discovered America to- day, two days ahead of time.
 The history books say he got here on Oct. 12.
 But the modern Columbus, a 26-year-old Spanish duke an d naval lieutenant, beat the tradi- tional landing date.
 A direct descendant and name sake of the man who first sailed to this country in 1492, he's on his way to Washington to be guest of the Spanish embassy at it's celebration Friday of the dis covery of America.
 It was his first trip here, and some Indians from Arizona) were out to offer him tobacco (tailor- mades), just like they did his an- cestor.
 The plane flight from Madrid took 21 hours, which is probably what helped put him ahead of the schedule of the original Colum- bus, who made it in TO days on the ship Santa Maria.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-10
Gen. Bradley VetOes Atomic Weapons in Korea

WASHINGTON, (P- The use of atomic weapons in Korea was reported today to have been given serious consideration by US. mill tary leaders but to have been laid aside for the present.
 The question of using such weapons was one of the reasons for the recent hurried trip to Tokyo and the battlefront by Gen. Omar Bradley, a well-informed government source told a re- porter.
 Bradley recommended against use of A-bombs at this time be- cause he regarded the prospects for a Korean truce as brighter, said this source, who declined to be quoted by name.
 Bradley, in addition to being chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, is by law the principal mill tary adviser of the President Thus it may be presumed his recommendation was conveyed to President Truman who, by terms of the Atomic Energy Act, is the final authority for use of the bomb by the armed forces.
 At a news conference last Nov 30, the President said there has always been active consideration of the A-bomb's use but that he did not want to see it used be- cause it is a terrible weapon.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-10
Disposal of $7O,OOO Estate Hinges On Definition Of "What Is A ChriStian?"

WATERLOO, Ia, (P)-What is a Christian?
 Disposal of the $70,000 estate of the late Dr. W.B. Small, Water loo physician, hinges on whether that question can be answered in a legally acceptable way.
 In a strange lawsuit in pro- gress here, 10 nephews and nieces of the late Dr. and Mrs. Small are seeking to break his will on the grounds that it is not possible to define Christians for legal pur- poses.
 "There is no common agree ment as to what constitutes the fundamental principles of Chris tianity," their petition contends.
 Dr. Small, who died in 1889, left will in which he directed that after his wife's passing the income from his estate should ''be given to persons who believe in the fundamental principles of the Christian religion, and in the Bible, and who are endeavoring to promulgate the same"
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-10
Half Million Dollar Fire Destroys 3 COrdOva Buildings

CORDOVA, (P)-Three build ings in the Cordova business dis trict were destroyed early today in a spectacular fire in which un- official loss estimates ran to half a million dollars.
 Flames swept through the buildings in a matter of minutes. Believed to have started in the Imperial Building when the fur mace exploded, engulfing the base ment in flames, the fire quickly spread to the adjoining Evans Building and the owners, MT. and Mrs. Charles Evans, barely es- capped when their building seemed to explode into flames, shattering windows across the street.
 Greatest loss was by Syd and Edna Raynor, whose building was also destroyed. It housed about 20 apartments, the Empress the ater, jewelry store, several offices and the ACS.
 The losses were only partly in- sured.