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APARTMENTS WANTED

FkEE-LandlordS applicants waiting
houses or sublets. Wash, Va. White
open 2 DAYS. MA. O001.
WANTED 2-3 bedrm. apt. or house
unfurn.; rural area, 10 miles north
Walter Reed. To Si0O. BOX 266-C,
s-RM. APT. furn. or unfurn. for 2
De. $500. EXT. 81. y N
ATTENTION DOG LOVERS - Govt.
attorney and wife, no children, sober
country people. devoted to Well-be-
heved dog, urgently need unfurnish-
ed 1 or 2-bedroom apt. Sept. l, Va.
or D. C. RE. 1920. ext. 5O9l, Mr..
ends. Chester s2S5. '' "Au week
WIDOW needs Ink. apt. in pvt.
home near Conn. busline. Chevy
chase, Md. or KensinEton. LO.
MOTHER OF BOY attending high
school. ne. seeks furn. or part furn.
S-room apt, Sept. l. WI. $3.50.
MAN AND WIFE. no children. desire
2-bedroom unfurnished apartment
neishborhood. viii pSy up to 500 f
mo. including utilities: excellent
references. Telephone 10. 2-16O8.
MIDDLE-AGED CPLE. desire 1 or 2
room apartment with kit; unfurn !;
prefer NV; reference. RA. 2116.
UNFURNISHED EFFICIENCY ant
nv by professional woman. Box
191-D, Star. -3
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC. Established 1o06).
BEHE & HALL MOVERS-Courteous.
dependable service. LU. 2-22O3:
A z MOVERS-24-hour service.
Small jobs our specially. MR..
MANGUM. 10. $4,000. LU. 4-6475.
ANY MOVING at any time; also
Sundays. Call EDELIN,. II. 3-bO47.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. IA. 1887; eyes,. GE. 1416.
. IL
MOVING BY HHL-Pick up, del,
light or heavy. Reas.. pleas, exp.
Free est. any day or eve. AT. 9342.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL. 25-36: to share home in Falls
Car desirable but not nee. Call JE
3-3413, ewes. and week ends. "A
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch
board, utilities. three elevators, car
peted corridors, delivery service,
two large parking areas; storage
space on each floor; roof garden.
Resident manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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PLEASANT HILLS
10 VICTOR ST. NE.

Just north of new Father John Car
roll High School for Boys; brand
new semidet. brick home Large liv.
rm.,. dining rm., modern de luxe
kitchen. 3 large bedrms., beautiful
tile bath with built-in tub and
shower: gas a.-c. heat: large yard.
Avail. immed. Rent. $140 per mo.
See MR.. PARKER at model home,
122 Victor St., or cali ia. 6757. 3
Mr.. 10th AND K NV
Six rms. and bath; h.-w.h.; good
cond.; $64 per mo-; pvt. family only,
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SOUTH ARLINGTON. VA.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS APTS.
Avail. for current occupancy are some
Of our newly dec. KING-SIzED, g
bedrm. apis in this charming garden
community Rent, $99.50 mo. incl.
utils. To reach: Out Columbia pike
to ofice at S16 s. Greenbrier. Open
daily and Sun, 10 to 9. Phone IA.
1866.
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcon..)

Colonial. 9 rms. Q baths Plus s.
,(ideal, for .doctor]. Full bsmt.. oil
er, best offer. Terms. OWNER. Ju.
sSEfSSEfRD PARK, facing Rock Greek
prewar brick. first time offered;
lot 13Oxl75; very attractive 1st-h.
room; end a., 4 bedrooms, 8 baths;
2.car garage; recreation room. Priced
Realtors. OR. 5000 I'll 8 pm. II
story frame residence. a rms, 4
bedrms. and bath, oil heat. gar. This
property can he readily converted to
SossISte. sRts end Prise be- sSGa assSm%srss
REALTY INVESTMENT Co, GE.
227O. Sunday, 1 to 9. IS
WESLEY HEIGHTS - PreWar brick,
vacant: handsome 10-room, 3M-bath
bone in this close-in suburban area.
Your opportunity to purchase this
lovely property is yours on reason
trades. LEGUM & GERBER, REAL
TORS. OR. 5000. Il
|LARGE-FAMHY OPPORTUNITY -
Very large and substantial home in
splendid condition: excellent loca-
tion near 14th and Gallatin with
every convenience; 8 rms. 6 bed
rms. and ga baths. including den
or psdrm. and modern tile bath on
kit: Asking S23,95O; All offers con-
sidersd; Very liberal terms. FRANK
"a g. PHILIPS. HILL D1. 1411. Ewes. eau
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
AArcnitect selling own home. 2087
1ltramodern, excellent condition:
heat: deep lot: possession; .$22 800;
small down payment. To see this
y looS to buy 1t. CO. e122 or Elk.
INGRAHAM sT.-Attrac. s-bedrm.
nIassa Drick home: nome also double rear In
", CLIFFORD sHERTzER. RE.
FAc}Nds ASat 81 ROCK oodf7' CREEK PIX: small
yr...old row brick. 3-bedrm., 2h-
Hollywood baths home. Step UP din.
rm.., mod. kit, double rear screened
porches, front porch; firepl.; pine
BBiamslsd BBincR q rec; h,,.i9n.. r%; with srsPI;;
sHERrSSER. 0qsEnes; re. s2os: S 9IlrfSEn 81 S2E7'
HOME WITH INCOME-13OO blk.
Kennedy st., n.w.-Attractive S-rm.
TOW brick: 2 kits: gas heat: priced
Se hvoN sRockG9 sssitor. sssi 81 Sc asss Kss
nedy st. NV. .
6sO5 18th ST. N.w.-House lends
itself to refined living: Estate sale; ;
ATTORNEY M. I. BALDINGER. 700
wyatt Bldg, ME. 5000 for appt.
LARGE HOUsE-Ideal for. 2 fam
bsmt.: Venetian blinds; gas
ranges; auto. heat: near 18th and
1ngraham sts. NV; Sl5,75O, terms.
RE. 1915. CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
ABOVE MacARTHUR BLVD.-Fine,
convenient location. high UP above
the river near schools, stores, trans
portation and within Is minutes OF
downtown: top-quality brick and
clapboard Colonial with slate roof
l7-FT. BEDROOM AND FULL RATH
ON FIRST FLOOR; 3 twin-size bed
rooms. and bath on 2nd a.; full base
ment, screen porch, built-in garage;
gas neat. Real value at S29 500.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411;
eyes,, call WI. 4S34.
QUlNTANA PL.-Attractive semidet.
3-beorm. brick home; rec. rm. with
bath; cleo. range. disposal. Ben
Only $I5,95o: IA. 3459. W. CLIFF. cLIF.
FORD SHERTzER. RE. 22O1. Il
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Alexandria, Va.
BucknelI Manor

New 3-bedroom semidet.: equipped
kitchen stove. refgr. and disposal
" baths; clothes chute; Venetian
blinds; large basement; a.-c. ga.
heat: mr.. bus: occupancy Aug. Is
lease, SI26 mo, Phone XII. S-63TS
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
This home is in absolutely faultless
condition and enjoys q magnificent
view. 1st fl. contains entrance hall.
den, din. rm., powder rm. and mod. nod
ern kitchen; 3 bedrms.. bath and
excellent closets: full bsmt.: small
garden. S160 per mo. Call Mrs.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
DE. 0730
Ewes. and Week Ends, EN-. 1919.
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AT FAIRFAX. VA.

Two large rms. tile bath, mod. kit
and dinette. new and up to date
tmmed. possession. Mr.. HENRY, RE
oa77 or Crescent 2S1. q
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m a Falls Church service station
Making quite a go.
But my owners no mechanic.
So I'm missing lots Of dough.
I pay my way and earn my keep.
give my boss about 500 a week
MY annual gross is around $50, 900
Call about buying, not about browsing
So. 500 is the bill in full.
Mechanical work I'm bound to pull
FA. 1887 Is the number you seek;
Located at 455 s. Washington street
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
custom-built brick Colonial with
ist floor: 8 6edr@ms.. @ IMafl paths on 5m End; 81
fireplace, In lge. liv. rm.. sep. din.
rm.. mod. kit, rec. rm. and garage;
beaut. wooded lot. excel. neighbor-
hood and environment: easily
nnanced. Z. M. FRY. WI. 500
till Q pm.
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HOUSES SALINE. (cors.) }
Colored-Possession

$500 blk. East Capitol st.-Modern
semidet., .2-story brick; 6 Lowell,
reation rm.: oil h.-w. h; lge. beauti.
ful lot. Priced to sell, with REA-
SONABLE DOWN PAYMENT. Cal
Till pm. weekdays. Sun. 1876.
VIM. CalOmiriS Inv. Corp.
1012 18th st. NV. DI. 1856
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511 OGLETHORPE ST.
Well-built semidet. brick; 8 rms. z
baths. gas heat. 2-car built-in ga
rage. Priced right. Owner will &C
sponsible party. ST. 1867.
BREITERMAN REALTY co
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THE BEST BUY IN TOWN
TWO blocks from Walter Reed Hospi.
tai. Price, $21,5O0. Fully detached
brick home Of large living rm. witt
open fireplace, large dining rm, anC
kitchen; 3 bedrms. and 2 baths on
End floor; finished Bird floor; rec
rm.. laundry rm., built-in garage
large concrete front porch, !
screened .porches on rear OF house
Anchor fenced yard. See this a,
once: Cali Mr.. Tucker. with
GOLDSTEIN BROS, RE. 1858; eve.
nings. ia. 2477. "a
Mr.. COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL,
2-BATH CORNER BRICK
Priced under $4,000. Conveniently
located 2 blocks from elementary
school,. near junior high, bus, etc
Featur1ng Large kitchen, dinine
room, 2 full baths, clubroom. Bs
appt.. Mrs. Kohn, RA. S943.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
keaItor: 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
18th AND LONGFELLOW
-Four bedrms.. plus incl. porches
oetached garage. $16.95O.
RUTLEY & BAIR
ST. 0Q11 nP pa Qd0O
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
NEW

NEAR DARLINGTON
SHOPPING CENTER
This attractive 4-bedrm., 2-bath, Diet
brick house, full bsmt.; every mod
appointment: attrac. arranged with
2 bedrms. and bath on first Il. Ar
excel. value. Call HARRY ROD
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CoLoRED-JUsT OFF 18th ST. NV.
Large Groom row brick, with full
basement. nSa oil hot-water heat. auiet
$1,000 cash needed, large 1st trust.
BY appointment only. ST. 63l1,
JOSEPH KINSKEY, REALTOR
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MANOR PARK
MASS AWE

V0x1AOO. AVE-.
Mr.. WASH. CATHEDRAL
Attrac. and unusual brick home in
very good condition. Ideally To-
Gated near all conyeniences. 1st
floor reception hall. liv. rm., din
4 bedrms.. 2 baths on End floor;
stairs to attic. Justly priced with
excellent financing EN-. 1900
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co
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SHIPLEY PARK APTS.
3400 25th ST. Sc.
One-bedrm. apts., $50 and
SS3: unfurn.: utils. incl;
available Aug !. Phone 10.
2-O135.
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Falls Church, Poplar Heights: 3-bed-
room brick rambler available Aug.
1; S14O.
Falls church; 2 bedrooms. immacu-
late. Available by Aug. IS. We'll
located; S12O.
JOSEPH W. SEAY CO.
Realtors Falls Church 1920
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CAPITOL Hill,

81 18th ST. Sc.
Brick; 8 rms, modern kit, tile bath.
oak moors. concree porch, full bsmt. :.
gas heat. 4 yrs. old. CT loan,
50, 100. interest ~; price. $4,000.
GEO. 8. KING CO.. Est. 1895. LU.
4-2501, Realtor. II
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COLORED = HOME AND INCOME
zPTs. as sM si.aso t6S 6owN: 11sR S14FloE1 81 oF1
AND BANK NICE INCOME FROl
THE OTHER q; COLONIAL BRICK
GAEAqQE; OH ,H;-W;H;; NAN;
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TWO DE LUKE RAMBLERS, in Va.
Beautifully located on large lot with
trees; 3 bedrms., 11a-3 baths. recr.
mod. kits; price range. S2OO-S3OO.
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD, (Col., U, s. A.,
ret). Broker, EN-. 4335, OV, 4l46.
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]. MEL SON HUGHES
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II she exercises enough these suppng boet bo there won't
be mony bo to her progress Ioter Evelyn Lovequ figures
She wonts perfect her donene and domocs for show business
MOT BEAUTIFUL AND DUMB but beautiful and bright
that's the Evelyn Lovequist is described by her
friends Los Angeles Chosen beauty in Hollywood
contest while back the blond spends each
ing graphing with engineering problems in her fathers plant
and then puts in her afternoons at dancing studio where
she's gradually being groomed for pictures.
What few Of the beauty contest judges knew when they
chose her that Evelyn badly
hurt in automobile accident that a spinal condition
threatened to cripple her for ife Through long
vaescence she got the habit of looking at the serious
side Of things which chiefly responsible for her interest
In engineering But with final recovery-and loads Of will
power-Evelyn decided that life could be gamorous too
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-01
Economical Cough
Relief! Try This
Home Mixture
Makes Big Saving.

No Cooking. Makes Big Saving.
To get quick and satisfying relief from
kitchen.
First, make syrup with cups granu-
lated sugar and one cup Of water. No cooking
needed. Or you can use corn syrup or liquid
honey, instead Of sugar syrup
Then get az ounces of Pinex from any
druggist. This is special compound Of
proven ingredients, in concentrated form,
well-known for its quick action on throat
and bronchial irritations
Put Pinex into a pint bottle, and fill up
with your syrup. Thus you make a full pint
Of splendid medicine-about four times as
much for your money. It never spoils, and
tastes fine.
And for quick, blessed relief, it is surprise
ing. You can feel it take hold in way that
means business. It loosens phlegm Soothes
irritated membranes eases soreness. Makes
breathing easy, and let's you get restful sleep.
Just try it. and If not pleased, your money
will be refunded.
FOR EXTRA CONVENIENCE GET new
READY-MIXED, READY-TO-USE pINEXI
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-01
Montana Farm Institute
Draws Record Crowds
By Larry GILL

he said, and profits depended on
volume rather than high price per
unit.
"Pinch-hitting for R. B. Tootell,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-01


three states, from IL counties within
Montana, from "a town addresses
within those counties. There were
II on-farm training veterans classes
and upper classmen from six voca-
tional agricultural departments.
Paul Covert, president of the Bill
ings Commercial club, sponsor of
the event, said that the program of
the institute was the best that could
be arranged after a year of effort on
the part of the program committee,
and that the Institute was a THANK
you" from the club to the Midland
Empires farm and ranch families.
Future Farm Policy"
cit is difficult to maintain friendly
relations with other nations if we
become economic enemies" DR.. O. B.
Jesness, chief of the University of
Minnesota agricultural economics,
said in his talk, sour Future Farm
Policy"
"A balanced and fair distribution of
the essentials Of well being must be
made the focal point of our farm pol
icy, not price structures and farm
products price supports so high we
must legislate against foreign COM
modities, DR.. Jesness explained.
cit is very important for the farm
er to take very active interest in
the policy of the nation, both none
tary and foreign, and Of labor and
other groups as they are becoming
more dependent upon each other"
Jesness said.
Sugar Prices Too Low
''The price of sugar beets is
tragedy" those attending the insti-
tute were told by John w. Haw, di-
rector of the agriculture develop
ment department Of the Northern Pa
cific railway, who was attending the
institute for the third year.
Haw said the price of sugar should
be at least ST. per 100 pounds higher,
with the price of beets raised So per
ton, to keep the sugar beet industry
prosperous in Montana. "Ask the
candidates to congress how they feel
on the beet situation" he advised.
A challenge to stockmen and feed
ers of the Midland Empire to in
crease quality and quantity of meat
production was given by William D.
Farr, who feeds $4,000 cattle and 25,-
600 lambs near Greeley, Colo.
Farr, an owner Of the II ranch
near Martinsdale, said the increase
must come from the small ranch and
irrigated pasture, and predicted that
when people can have more of the
No. / commodity wanted by the pub
lie, the meat they need to make them
healthier, the rancher can still make
a profit. accept this challenge and
the future of all the western states
will be assured" he said.
Poultry Profits
Better feeds, including the anti
biotics, faster growing strains and
more efficient use of feeds are fac
tors of the last six or eight years that
make poultry and egg production
profits better, DR.. James McGinnis
department of poultry husbandry
State college of Washington, Pull
man, said while developing hi.
topic, feeding Poultry for Profit
INFLAMMATION, he stated further, anC
large units, were secrets to prof
in the poultry industry. He said tina
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-28
ON TELEVISING CONGRESS

member of the 82nd Congress has proposed that Congressional sessions be teevised that the public could exactly what was happening in Congress. He is Jacob K Javits, New York Republican
 Javits believes the test of democracy is the ex- tent to which the people participate in their own goV ernment and he sees in teevision method of in- creasing participation of the average citizen He also sees in the medium way to educate the average voter and increase his interest and knowledge of gov ernment
 Javits cites the Kefauver crime committee hear ngs as major point in his argument The impact of the crime committee hearings in New York was tre- mendous, surprising even those who conducted the hearing and Javits believes the lesson learned in that probe could be translated into broad program ing television of the entire Congress.
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Cable Car Planned
 To Top of Mt. Fuii

TOKYO, P)-It's long, hard climb to the top of Mt. Fuji- Japan's sacred mountain. Some enterprising Japanese business men would like to pick up a few million yen operating a cable car for tourists to the summit.
 There's plenty of opposition.
 Followers of the Shinto faith must worship at the top of 12,425 foot Mt. Fuji once before they die. Riding up would be sacrilege.
 The Japan Nature Protection Association circulated pamphlets arguing mountain climbers build character through hardships."
 The government transportation ministry is studying blueprints.
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gates are not bound by it."

gates are not bound by it."
 They said the 60 Illinois dele gates will not be required to vote for Senator Kefauver at the Dem- ocratic national convention. And, they added, an announcement by President Truman prior to or even after the rimary April 8 might produce surprising results.
 Meanwhile, Senator Taft con- tinued his energetic drive for SUD- port at the Republican conven- ton. He spoke in New York City Friday night and plans to fly to ;E'In-ida for +h-Aa cnaachee tndav
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-28
Home and Business Sites Made Available In Alaska Chugach National Forest

WASHINGTON, (P)-Secretary of the Interior Chapman has made about 76,OOO acres of the Gnu zach National Forest in Alaska available for home and business sites.
 He said the action is part of a cooperative effort by the Bureau of Land Management and the US. Forest Service to encourage set clement and development in fa- vorable areas along the Anchor age to Seward highway.
 The lands extend for 19 miles along the north shores of Turn again Arm on the south flank of the Chugach Mountains.
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to their fighting profession.
 They also let out land, for farming and grazing.
 The combined program, camp headquarters of Maj. Gen. Oliver P. Smith estimates, has saved the government more than two mil lion dollars in a year.
 Everything from worn out type writers to damaged mess tables goes into the junk pile.
 The camp supply depot also sal wages grease and renders fat for cooking purposes-161, ,OOO pounds a year at an estimated value of $32,226.
 Approximately $500 acres of the camps 125,000 acres are leased to farmers or stock grazers, with a total revenue of $213,856 per year.
 The scrap pile has brought a cash total of $133,372. Reclaimed items were valued at $1,699,922
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-28
Girl Teams Matched In Last Friday Basketball
By Herb Williams

Local fans were again treated to two fine games at the high school gym last Friday as the Alumnae Girls beat the High School Girls 39-16 and the Nome NanookS trounced the CAP 51-20.
 In the preliminary game, the spectacular shooting of Beatrice Lee with 23 points paced the win ners. After tight first half which found the Alumni leading 14-1O, the winners broke the game open in the second half and romped to victory.
 The High School boys had their shooting eyes on in the second game and rolled over the Patrol as Clarence Willoya hit for IS points. Elmer Green was high for the losers with g. The CAP was held scorelesS in the first quarter.
 Games tonight at the base gym at ', the Community Church vs. the 32nd Det, followed at SIS by Grayson's HustlerS meeting the Army Five.
 Tuesdays games at the high school, the Nanooks tangle with the Blue Devils and the CAP against 142nd Radar.
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2 AIRLIFT CRASH VICTIMS WASHED UP ON BEACH

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., (P)- The body of Pilot John Pfaffinger, Silver Lake, Wash, and an un- identified person, were washed up on the beach Friday near the scene of the Korean airlift plane crash of Jan. IS in the Queen Charlotte Islands near Sandspit Airfield.
 Forty-three persons were aboard the plane. Seven survived, A bod ies have been recovered and g persons are still missing.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-28

VAS YOU DERE. CHARLIE?
 Venice, Italy, is further north than Vladivostok, Russia.
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Withdrawal of McMahOn NarrOWs Democrat Field To Truman and Kefauver
By Edwin Haakinson

WASHINGTON, (P) - Demo- cratS who want President Truman to run again said Saturday their cause had been strengthened by the surprising withdrawal of Sen- ator McMahon O-Conn) from the Illinois presidential primary.
 Some Capitol Hill associates of Mir. Truman hoped the McMahon move might quicken a definite announcement by the president. But this was uncertain.
 Senator Kefauver of Tennessee was left as the only Democratic presidential entry for that April 8 primary.
 Both Kefauver and Senator Douglas O-IlD, indicated sur prised regret at McMahon's with drawal. They agreed this would diminish importance of and in- terest in the Illinois primary.
 Some of MT. Truman's packers, who asked that their names not be used, pointed out that the Illi- nois preferential primary is "a
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The Nome nugget., 1952-01-28
Flying Boxcar" Crashes And Explodes In German Village

RAUNHEIM, Germany, (P)-A blazing American Flying Box car"-abandoned by it's five crew men in mid-air-exploded like a bomb in this village Monday and killed three Germans.
 The burning C-82 struck the roof of small two-family house near the railway station. With a great roar, wreckage scattered for 200 yards and set other dwellings afire.
 The plane was reported flying in formation of 12 C-82s when it caught fire five miles west of it's base at Rhine Main, near Frankfurt.
 The five crewmen bailed out from hazardous low altitude. All landed safely.
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Jack WhaleY. manager of Wien Alaska Airlines, who has just re- turned from vacation in Homo lulu is here on business trip.
 His family is still in Seattle where his daughter, Corky, is in the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-28

Ed Wagnon and Alma Fitch were united in matrimony Fri day afternoon by the U. s. Com missioner, Russell Arnett.
 MT. Wagnon is employed by the Boring Sea Club and Mrs. Wagnon has been operating the Snack Bar at the Board of Trade.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-28
MARINES IN JUNK BUSINESS
AP NewSfeatures

AP NeWSfeatures
 CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. - United States Marines are in the junk business here - a Sideline
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MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Winona Ashenfelter Edna Aukon.
 Discharged: Dennis Erickson.
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Miss R0WeII
Plans Trip

News has been received here
by Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Rowell
that their daughter, Carol Ellen,
has been chosen to be one of "a
students at Smith College to tour
Europe this summer as a choir
representing the college.
Miss Rowell, who is a freshman
this year, will sail with the group
June 18 on the Queen Elizabeth.
Their first concert will be in Lon
don and others are scheduled in
Rome. Frankfurt and Berlin, with
the final performance being given
in Paris. The trip will last nine
weeks which will give Miss Rowell
a. chance to be in Washington
about a month before returning
to college in the fall.
Before her trip abroad, Miss
Rdwell, who attended Holton-
Arms School here for six years
and graduated from Coolidge
High School. will sing in May
with the Boston Pops" She has
never had singing lesson in her
life, but comes by her talent
as her mother is an &C
complished pianist, while her
fathers cousin. Mr.. Frank La
Forge, is a noted accompanist and
voice coach. He instructed such
famed singers as Richard Crooks.
The talented Miss Rowell, oddly
is majoring not in music
but art at college where she is
on the Deans List.