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Evening star., 1951-08-16
GROUND LOVER?
Hoo Enn
A REAL HOME

We are calling the attention of pros
pectiSe YEP purchasers to a fine 4-bed:;
the best sections of Silver Spring,
Md, which we can heartily rec
ommend. There is a bedrn. and
full bath on lst FIR: 3 bedrms. and
> baths on end. FIR; full-sized liv
rm. threplD. ain. rm. and kit; full
92l2-ft. frontage: l25 #. deep. Best
construction. Reasonably priced at
S33. 600. Not under Regulation x.
CRANE & HELAN. 81. 1000; eyes,
SH. 42S4
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E. F. BEACH
10. s-1615 or 10. 9-S346.
BUNGALOW

On Allantown Rd., a lovely brick
veneer, house on "a. acre OF nice
dinette, 8 bedrms. and bath. 9TH.
rm. Oil h.-w.h., aluminium screens
and doors, 2-car garage, newly deco
rated. Reasonably priced.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Penna. Ave Sc. LU. 4-Oo40.
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1928 Conn. Ave. N
BETHESDA
NpTM TnNTGHT

You can't imagine a more practical
quality home for S27.950 and ex-
A.. cellent terms; unusually hvable. this
new brick and stone Cape Cod has
plenty of room; includes 2 lge. bed
rms. and bath 2nd lloor; 1st floor
has liv.-dining combination room:
rooms and bath; bsmt. includes rec
room and additional room and bath;
plenty OF closets; good lot and To-
cation. Lifetime roof See If this
isn't the practical answer to your
needs. Open tonight z to 2. 57I3
Glenwood I'd. Drive out George
town I'd. from Wisconsin ave. at
Bank of Bethesda. turn left at Glen
wood rd. to home. WI. 6649; ewes,
OIL. 1921
ALLIED REALTY CORP,
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RETHESDA

First Offering of prewar brick with
a postwar kitchen, table space,
bsmt.; ige' screened porch. garage,
fenced rear yard, neighborhood for
children. sci .450. Ewes, OIL. 2720.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
Oh. lOR6 -1H
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NJ

In peaceful residential district lies
this lovely 2-bedrm. brick home,
newly redecorated; full bsmt. !;
$4,000 down. Call Mrs Hefiin, SH.
'4116. ,SHEEHAN REALTY CO., 81.
2317
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
One of the historic Captains Row
houses, built prior to 1915, recently
paneled library, modern pantry and
kitchen; 8 bedrms., dressing rm..
3 baths; bar opening onto lovely
garden; fine interior detail In
mantels, floors and woodwork. Ex-
elusive with
J. F. BEGG, INC.
1905 Goth st. NV, Call Mr.. sprague,
DU, 24SO; ewes, HO, 1923
Evening star., 1951-08-16
HoUSES-SALE-VA. tcont.)

sibie attic. easily finished into lge.
$3.50 down. OWNER BUILDER,
or. 1884 or KE. 3-6249. al
TOWN OF FAIRFAX - 3-bedroom
home; Ia baths; contains approxi-
mately 1000 So. #. on lot 75xlS0,
with city water and sewer, Sig, 500.
lot hAiSsri Sox2oo. Csc city Di water and sewer,
$3.50. financed. WALKER g. KING
81 800 dS cASH-Total price, s1O.50o;
new 3-bedrm. rambler on "a acre.
Fs s chHTsh srsa sat 9TnsT s sRsT 4st REAL se
ESTATE. Tyson's Corner. Va FA.
SI9,95O; BRICK COLONIAL-In DE
sirable close-in section. OF Lee h-y.
mr.. Glehe rd.: 3 bedrms. upstairs,
tile bath; liv. rm.. separate din. rm.,
corner cabinets, side screened porch;
fully, equipped kit. with garbage dis
with "a bath and outside entrance;
gas a.-c. heat; lge. beautifully land
scaped lot with picket fence. Call
owner for appt, IA. 2-1942. --17
FOR SALE: 16 by IL prefabricated
house; new: Fine construction and
usual 36-light picture window. Four
other double-hung windows; two
doors. Excellent for studio or guest
cabin; $3.50. Call MRS. MICOCCI,
Fairfax 193-J-11. 10
ADDISON HEIGHTs-Large Abedrm.
older home. Ideal for large family;
needs decorating. Only $l2, 500.
VIRGINIA III a1qMLANDss 6edTm Tnt
close to bus. Priced to sell. Reason
able terms,
AURORA HILLS-New rambler-type
3-bedrm. brick; excellent workman
ship. Price. S19,500 Regulation x.
For service call PURVIS, Otis 9557.
Evening star., 1951-08-16

A lovely home on a quiet street near
all conveniences in the beautiful
Glenbrook Knolls section of Be-
thesda; 3 bedrms., pa baths, liv.
rm.. din. rm.. kit, screened porch,
bsmt. Only one owner has occupied
this home and 1t has been well taken
care of. Now in perfect condition
S23,950.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
HOME AND INCOME

Two-apt. home in best section of
Hyattsyille. / blk. to bus; rms,
bath, 1st A.; 3 rms, bath, End n, !;
pvt. entrances; det. garage; wide
front porch: extra kit. in bsmt.
down. Mrs. Nader, UN. 43l4. cox
g. CO. UN. 1926.
ESTATE WITH 2 HOUSES
A 3-level rambler with bedrms. and
baths; iving-dining room, 29x32
it.; large attic. beautifully finished;
shop; plus an attractive bungalow
with 2 bedrms.; 2h acres; Sea-
brook, Md; owner leaving. Price re-
duced 30Ts. BRENTWOOD REALTY
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DOMINION HILLS

Just off Wilson blvd is this 3-bed-
condition on a WOODED lot and
priced at S17.950. Large FHA CT
loan may be assumed by buyer. Full
basement, automatic gas heat, tiled
bath. full-size hall entrance to
equipped kitchen, fireplace in living
room: separate dining room. Inspect
THE BRANT COMPANY
Pbodse nF ui1ror piya "a ,.ao
Evening star., 1951-08-16
JUST FINISHED

JUDI FINIodED
Near Bradley blvd. The very latest
new design in 3-bedroom, 2-bath
brick rambler: offered at a special
price; S29,950. The owner has
stated, bring your buyers and let
them compare what I am Offering
Extra long living room, master bed
room with private bath, plenty Of
closets. full basement: steel beams,
copper downspouts, pretty lot
Hurry! This bargain cannot last.
Call Hines, BETHESDA REALTY.
WI o352: ewes OIL, 0257 If
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CApE rNn g1O 00n

CAPE COD. $4,000
Mclean. Va.-2 --bedrms., masonry
construction. Excellent condition.
Expandable attic; h.-w.h.; Rusco
storm sash; Venetian blinds; lot
75x150. S3,5S0 cash. Assume GI
payments, S55 per mo. Elmwood
1902 between 8 and 10 pm. III
Evening star., 1951-08-16

4-BEDRM. CAPE COD
Located In District Heights. This cute
home is only $10,95O. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Close to parochial
and public schools and stores.
BRENNAN & PORTER REALTY
Evening star., 1951-08-16

3-BEDRM. COLONIAL
Ready for immediate occupancy.
Ideal family home. Big liv. rm.,
family din. rm., lge. kit. with
plenty of room for breakfast area.
Full bsmt., gas heat. Wooded lots
80 by lao. Only S14,250. Trade or
terms.
HILLCREST REALTY CO.
l4l4 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4040
Evening star., 1951-08-16
HYATTSVILLE
HYATTSVILLE

t7l0 Banner st-Frame, 6 rms. ia
baths. / bedrm.. "a bath on 1st A.;
lge. adj lot optional, fruit trees,
grape arbor: picket fence; nr. every
thing. OWNER. WA. 6325. liz
Evening star., 1951-08-16
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
SILVER SPRING

Custom-built rambler, located on
beautiful lot in an established COM
munity Of fine homes. Close to
schools and transportation; ALL
brick construction; has 3 large
for rec. rm. Priced reasonably at
Sl0~9bO
Evening star., 1951-08-16
HOLMEAD, REALTORS
e04 Bonifant st. sH. 600.
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Brick, Redwood Rambler
This 3-bedrm. brick rambler has 3
large bedrmS., Ia baths, screened
liy porch, de luxe kit. auto. washer,
74x171 wooded lot. Near shopping,
schools and transp. Large util. room,
storage attic, driveway, estate fence,
GE double-door refgr., garbage dis
poSal, Caloric stove.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
IINIVERSIT HILLS

41@1@4aH1
Detached brick of exceptional quality
located in a lovely suburban COM
munity A finely constructed home
less than 2 yrs. old, with 6 very
spacious rooms. powder room on 1st
floor. 3 fine bedrooms and tile bath
on End floor. Large paneled recreg-
Owner leaving city. Most reasonably
priced at $2I.5 500.
PECK CO. LA. 6-6666
Evening star., 1951-08-16
DTSTRTCT HETGHTS
MORNINGSIDE

New brick home. Liv. rm., firepl.. 8
bedrooms. bath, basement, kit, side
porch, screened. a.-c. gas heat.
Price. SIT. 500. $500 cash.
Evening star., 1951-08-16

MORNINGSIDE
Liv. rm., dinette-kit. comb, 2 bed
rms. bath; oil heat, lge. expansible
attic. Only S9,950. Reas. down
payment.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Ii. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
NJ. tNtBuIdIIUN Z, SIb,TDU.
WOODMOORAS212 250

SH. 5555. Realtors, TIL PM.
RANCH HOME in group
of Rock Creek Park estates, smartly
ated on a beautiful knoll with u
acre. 8 full bedrooms, each with
private bath, twin closets, built
around patio, connecting to STEP
DOWN living room. Truly a home
that will afford you all the COM
forts of perfect living, without be-
ing crowded; enough land to plant
all-electric kitchen; slate roof and
other features that you may see on
inspection. Price, SAT. 800.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
RIJNGATOW-S115 5O0
OPEN EVERY DAY. 6-9'

Veterans Al. financing; attractive.
brick ramblers: complete GE kitch-
ems, full basement; $l2,l50 and up,
with low down payment. Directions !:
Out Defense hwy. approx, mi. to
Woodlawn. turn left on 10th pl. and
follow signs to top of hill and
WA. 1404, and WAYNE A. CASKEY,
AP. 6400. You will never be able
to duplicate these homes at these
Evening star., 1951-08-16
HOUSES. FOR sALE--MD.
OPEN TODAY, OZARK
$500 25th AVE.
rrTrr 1nTcrr rYrrNITrY4cs

114I6O4tIkO4 Z 41I4NH44 I y
New semidet. brick with lge. liv.
rm.. sep. din. rm.. elec. kit. with
dishwasher and garbage disposal,
1st f.; powder rm.. 3 bedrms. and
outside ent; Venetian blinds. alumi-
mum screens; gas heat; sodded and
landscaped lot; paved streets incl.
for only S15,250.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Penna. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Rhodes Of Wilson Blvd. ia. 4-160O.
ARLINGTON FOREST

Very attractive 6-rm. brick Colonial
located in this most popular sec
tton, for only S17.250 In addition
to the lovely 6 rms. and bath there
Is full bsmt. with partly finished
recr. rm.; also front porch. Hurry
ARLINGTON REALTY
Evening star., 1951-08-16

Brick Colonial; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
den on 1st floor; garage.
To see these, please call Mrs. Ramsey.
GIL. 1866
Evening star., 1951-08-16
TRUE RANCH TYPE

TRUE RANCH TYPE
Custom built for present owner. Huge
liv. I'm. with bay window. immense
din. I'm. with firepl., and rancher's 5
kit 3 lge. bedrmS.. . tile baths,
random width flooring; Lear gar;
soft. screened porch, firepl. in bsmt.
Less than / VI. old. Over u acre.
Can not be reproduced at $50. 500.
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
Walk to Ga. and Alaska. 3-bedrm.
rambler, all custom equipped. Dis
posal, refgr. with freezer manv
built-ins. colored bath fixtures, full
bsmt. Regulation x. S16.950.
WOODMOORA$21,250
De luxe brick rambler. lge. uv. I'm. =
din. rm. comb. kit. with din. space
and disposal; 3 lge. bedrms.. / tile
bath; storage attic; fun bsmt. with
u bath. Substantial cash.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
Evening star., 1951-11-30

in Tin Badge" on "video Thea
ter") WTOP-TV-8 PM.
James Melton. on Voice Of Fire
stone" (WNBW-8:30 PM.
Vanessa Brown. in Silent Sup
per-" on Lights Out" CWNBW-
9 pm9. :. Margaret Phillips and
Elizabeth Montgomery (Bob's
daughter), in Top Secret" on
Robert Montgomery Presents"
(WNBW-9:30 p.m). Boris
Karloff, in "Mutiny on the Nico-
lette." on Studio One" (WTOP-
TWO PM.
Program Notes-Opera broad
casts will resume tomorrow on
WMAL radio only. They'll be
scheduled for Saturday after
moons. starting at 2 and running
to about 4:30. First is La Ira
viata." There were rumors
around town that the Sugar Bowl
game would be televised, but it all
turned out to be wishful thinking.
WNBW did make inquiries for an
interested sponsor. but the price
of the special relay required was
prohibitive. So, no Sugar Bowl
TV. >. Jackie Gleason has been
signed as an exclusive CHS tele-
vision star for three, years, ef5
fective in the fall of 1852. Until
then, he is expected to continue
on DuMont.
Evening star., 1951-11-30

Quartet performs an all Beethoven
program.
$3.50, WWD C-Football Eastern
High School meets st. Johns
Parochial School at Griffith Stadi-
ium.
$3.50, WCFM-Catholic University
Concert: The Catholic University
String Quartet plays music of Bach.
Beethoven and Caplet.
$3.50, WASH-Army- Navy Football
Preview: A special broadcast featur-
ing coaches, players and others
gathered for tomorrow's game.
1900, WTOP-Capitol Cloakroom. :.
Representative Hugh Scott speaks
on THE Politician Future of the
Republican Party in 1882"
1000, WMAL Cavalcade of
Sports: Ernie Durando meets Paddy
Young at Madison Square Garden.
10:45, WRC-Pro and Con: Sam
Morris, executive director, National
Temperance League, Inc, discusses
The Repeal of the 18th Amend
tment."
Television Today.
500, WNBW-EZio PIMA: Mindv
Carson and Monty Woolley are
guests.
500, WTTG-Twenty Questions
Norman Rockwell sits in on the
panel.
$3.50, W-We, the PEOPLE :
Circus clown Emmett Kelly visits.
$3.50, WTTG-You Asked for 1t:
Esterline Pike gives a demonstra-
ton OF sword swallowing.
800, WTOP-Playhouse Of Stars
Walter Hampden and Fay BANTER
star in Two Living and One Dead. u
500. TTG-D Down You Go:
Fran Allison is guest panelist.
1000, NBW- Cavalcade OF
Sports: Ernie Durando meets PADDY
Young in 10-round middleweight
bout.
1000, WTTG-Cavalcade of Stars
Yvette and Richard Tucker visit
Jackie Gleason.
1880, WTOP - Hollywood Open
ing Night: Lurene Tuttle PLAYS the
role OF Granny. in Show Down"
10:45, WNBW-Greatest Fights.
The film Is of the Henry Armstrong
Baby Arizmendi bout of January
10, 1899.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
Week End Guests

Tomorrow - Ethel Barrymore
with Jimmy Durante, on All
Star Revue" (WNBW-8 PM
|. Van Heflin. 10 Sullivan. on
The Murray Show" CWTOP-TV-
8 PM Opera Star Patrice
Munsel. on Your Show of Shows
(WNBW-9 pm. Sarah
Vaughan and Johnny Desmond,
on Songs for Sale" (WTOP-TV
10 p.mD.
Sunday-Secretary of the Air
Force Thomas E. Finletter, on
Battle Report" (WNBW-2 PM
|. Asa Bushnell. J. H. Rowland.
Arthur j. Bergman and Tavern
Dilweg. discussing Too Much
Football?" on American Forum"
(WNBW-2;;30 PM Repre-
sentative John F. Kennedy, on
Meet the Press" (WNBW-4 pm
:. James B. Carey. on American
Youth Forum CWNBW-5:30 PM
Lawrence Langner, visiting
Sarah Churchill (WTOP-Tv-5:45
pm) Benny Goodman, on
Star Of the Family" CWTOP-TV
$50 p.m) Jerry Lester, on
Sound Off Time" (WNBW-7
PM Peggy Lee, on The
Paul Whiteman Review" (WMAL-
TV-7 PM Jessica Tandy
on the panel. Estelle Sloan dane
ing, on This Is Show 'Business"
WTOP-TV-7:30 p.m0 Bob
Hope, George Price. Bob Crosby
and Marilyn Maxwell, on THE
Comedy Hour" (WNBW-8 p.m.)
=. Mae Murray. Andre Eglevsky,
Roberta Peters. Robert Merrill, on
Toast of the Town" (WTOP-TV
3 p.m) -. Valentino Latimore
in Incident at Golden's Creek, Z"
on "Television Playhouse" (WN-
BW-9 PM Celeste Holm,
on THE Fred Waring Show
(WTOP-TV-9 PM =. Shirley
Booth and Joe E. Brown, on
Celebrity Time" (WTOP-TV-
10 p.mD :. Ted Malone, on
Leave it to the Girls" (WNBW-
1890 PM.
Monday Chester Morris, on
Hollywood Screen Test" (WMAL-
TV-7:30 p.mO. Pat O'Brien,
Evening star., 1951-11-30
HighIights
Radio Today.

800, WTOP-Musicland U. S. A. ::
Earl Wrightson, Frances Greer and
Jimmy Carroll present tunes from
Richard Rodgers "Carousel."
BIS, WGMS-Library of Congress
Concert: The Budapest String
Evening star., 1951-11-30
On the Air:
Te!evision
Lobs q Blow

By Harry Macarthur

One quality television seems to
have developed rather fully is
a distinct aversion to turning
the other cheek.
Back when the Hollywood at
titude toward TV was something
less than friendly-and it was
only short time ago-television
might have been excused for max
ing truce overtures. After all, it
was beng charged with taking
business away from the movies
and it wanted Hollywood films.
The new medium came up with
something which bore not even
the slightest resemblance to a
peace offer. On "Television Play
house." it presented the movie
makers with dim view of them
as dolts who refused to recognize
the genius of D. w. Griffith.
This year television has been
having its troubles with football
and its cameras have been barred
from all but a few games selected
by the National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association. Television is
hoping for better things in this
field next year and you might
rightfully expect it to be making
friendly gestures in footballs di-
rection.
That was no olive branch,
though, which was waved the
other night on "Television Thea
ter" (WNBW-Wednesday 9pmD. g.
With football embatt1ed behind
the ramparts of its stadiums,
fighting off commercialism charges
being flung from all corners of the
landscape. television reared back
and tossed a cudgel of its own.
It's contribution to the football
battle was a new teleplay titled
The Fair-Haired Boy" by Loren
Singer. The hero of this affair
was a football star who cheated
Oll oil 6hdLli dllO QloIOFClVo Jllot
his college would rather lose
professor in the engineering de-
partment than a quarterback.
Unfortunately, it takes more
than timeliness to make drama.
Mr.. Singer did maange to make
the point that football CONNER
cialism corrupts the young people
it touches, but from where we sat
he didn't seem to prove it to the
dean or the coach of the school
about which he was writing
Things weren't helped much.
either, by a cast, headed by Dick
Foran. which seemed to be under
the impression that the acting
style called for was that of Glass
b movie melodramas. which is
what "Television Theater' very
seldom resembles.
Even so it will be understand
able if the NCAA develops a
brand-neW GOODNESS toward tele-
vision.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
T TeIevisi0n Tomorr0w Saturday. December l. 1881


Big rsp We fum western Play
S. Playhouse
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city Hasptai I Hstsns Revue
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Football
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Evening star., 1951-11-30

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WNIAL-FM; 6 pm.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-09-21

names of all candidates for the of flee of Mayor, Couneilmen aad .lIembers of the School Board shall be filed with the Municipal Clerk on or before 12 o'clock Noon on September 22, 1951. Such declara- lin of candidacy shall be accom- panied by the endorsement Of at least twenty f201 qualified electors of the Town of Wrangell
 Any person having the qualifi- cations of an eleetor may become a candidate for any elective office in the Town of Nrangell
 Robert Wiekman. City Clerk
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-09-21
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that on the 2nd day of October. 1851, there will be held in the Town of Hran- geu. Alaska, an election fer the purpose of eleeting the following:
 4 mayor one year eerm
 Two CouneilRen three year terms.
 Three school board members : three four and five year terms.
 The polls for said election will
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-09-21
EEHR HAME

Ea1 Monday Mrs. Blanche BuTzh so8d ,het heme to Mr. and HIs, Alan Adegay. The property is toeatBa next so the Bureau of Pulp Dc Roa6s NzseaousA neRF the city liIRER
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-09-21
RETURNS TO#U OF W

Miss Yola4r3a Ferguson. daughter ol asra. AaRy Ferguson O. Nran- gsa, 98ew to the states yesterday to Fe0sn to her studies at the DEisgiSlay oe Washington.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-09-21
SnH4H nN.IOuISE

tkmsengers Raung NIaugeu for uAe states las Friday aboard the a1eamer Ralnesss Louise included Aaadamos alabei Naters, Olive aoARsea, Ed Moore. Bue Hentle and a3T. I. B. Chisholm
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-09-21
TahRE DR EoEEEGE

Marha and 1larta Neymau. sons of Azs. and Ans Virgil Neyman, lstt yesterday ko1 their second year Outside at school They Wiil attend Idaho Suate College at Pocateilo.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-09-21
CARD OF THANKS

Tue American Bakery wishes to take this naans Of thanking all its
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-09-21

loyal customers for their patron age during the past two years.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter o. Ludtke
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-09-21

be open at 500 o'clock am. on the said day and will close at 7:o0 o'clock pm on the same day.
 All qualified electors Of the Town .of WrangeI who have been regis tered as provided by the Ordin- .ances will be entitled to vote at said election.
 Dated this 5th day of September, 1851.
 Robert Wickman. Municipal Clerk
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-29
Kochemok Bay Fair September 14-16

The second annual Kachemak Bay Fair will De held in Homer from September II thru Is. It is attracting much attention from Seward merchants who are especially interested in eggs, poultry and potatoes.
 The Fair is promoted by the Kachemak Bay Fair Association headed by Gene Browning, James Straub and F. Uminski, as an incorporated non-profit organization The Kachemak Bay Farmers Cooperative, is giving its full support to the af- fair, as well as the Homer Cham Der of Commerce, represented by Sebastian Chad; and the Homer Woman's Club and the Homer Homemakers, both re- presented by Mrs. Don E. Smith, who also serves the association in the capacity of secretary.
 Exhibits of home grown fruit and vegetables, grasses, hand crafts and carnival concessions will be features at the Fair, but the item of greatest interest is the Homer potato. Kachemak farmers are receiving increasing notice for their outstanding success with potatoes which are said by some agriculturists to be the best in Alaska.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-29
Ridgway Stands FTmAgainst Reds

Tokyo. (APl - Gen. Matthew B. RidgWay put it squarely up to the Communists today to de- eide the fate of the Korean War talks.
 The United Nations Com mander curtly refused to rein vestigate the alleged Kaesong bombing incident. But he said the Allies would resume armis- tice negotiations whenever the Reds are ready to end their ''un- justifiable delay'' of the confer ence.
 The general view here was that Ridgway's 116-word mes sage to the top Communist com manders left them almost no al ternatives but to back down or break off the disrupted confer ences completely.
 RidgWay did not even mention the Communist demand that he admit U. N. plane bombed the truce site He has called the whole incident a fraud.
 His message to the North Ko- rean Premier, Kim II Sung, and Chinese Gen. Peng Teh-Huai dealt only with their request that he send his liaison officers back to Kaesong to look at new evidence.
 "A reinvestigation after this lapse of time" RidgWay said, "could serve no purpose other than to continue this unjustifi- able delay in the armistice ne gotiations."
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-29
ILWU REGIONAL DIRECTOR ARRESTED IN HAWAII
FRIDAY, AUGUST 31

Honolulu. (APl - An accused Communist, free on $5,000 bail, today leads the militant sugar workers in wage talks with the management of the territory S S120,000,000-a-year sugar in dustry.
 He is hulking Jack w. Hall, Wisconsin-born leader of Ea waii's sugar and pine a D pl c workers and longshoremen.
 Hall, five other man and one woman were arrested yesterday in dramatic series of FBI raids that carried the national round up of suspected Communists in. to Hawaii.
 All were charged with con- spring to advocate the violent overthrow of the U. S. Govern ment.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-29
SEA-MOUNT DISCOVERED IN GULF OF ALASKA

LaJolla. Calf" (APl -- Dis covery of a new mile-high noun tain under the Gulf of Alaska was announced here today.
 The top of the mountain which is flat and about three miles across, is a mile under the seas surface.
 Dr. Roger Revelle, Director of the University of California; Scripps Institution of Oceanog- raphy, made the announcement.
 He said the seamount Gas such isolated and submerged noun tains are called by Oceanog- raphers) was discovered by the institutions res earch vessel Horizon.
 Several such seamounts have previously been discovered in the Gulf of Alaska. The new one is among the highest. It has been named Holiday" and is located at 55 degrees north, 143 degrees 70.3 minutes west.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-29
Pacific Shipping May Be Tied Up By
 Jurisdict;onas Dispute

San Francisco (APl - Threats of a bitter iurisdirtional war sounded on West Coast water fronts today in the wake of court order that ended a brief shipping tie-up here.
 Four men, one a policeman, were hospitalized yesterday in Los Angeles after AFL pickets appeared at one dock.
 In San Francisco, AFL pickets tied up nine vessels and delayed the departure of the Orient bound luxury liner President Wilson 812 hours.
 AFL Marine Engineers with drew the picket lines after Su- perior Judge Daniel R. Shoe maker issued a picket-banning order at the request of the Pa cific Maritime Association (PMA represents shipoWners)
 Union officials said the picket ing was in retaliation for the pickcting in Alameda and Los Angeles of Isthmian Line ships by the rival CIO Marine En- gineerS.