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MICHIGAN PARK

oUIJ 50. DAKOTA AVE.
Modern Semidet. brick, priced low by
owner who has purchased larger
home; wonderfully financed with
$4,000 GI loan at 4eo, which may
be assumed by buyer; 3 bedrooms.
ltv; rm., din. rm.. kitchen. tiled bath,
full basement, gas heat, awnings,
storm windows and fenced level lot.
Mr.. Newcomer on premises.
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SOLID VAULES
Not Under Regulation K
OPEN 2 TO6
LA SALE PARK
A010 O0nA CIT ME-

Modern all-brick bungalow, attrac-
lovely rooms on 1st floor with wood
burning fireplace. full basement, I'm
ished attic. auto. heat; reduced for
quick sale: near large shopping CEN
ter and two bus lines. Mr.. Dougherty
on premises.
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GEORGETOWN STYLE

GEORGETOWN STYLE
Nr. 9th and H. lovely spacious rme.
redecorated in excellent taste; mod.
tile bath and kit, 2 colored tile
iafIfiShi in With Ui depcstt. csii owner after 8
pm. IA. 5160. "a
COLoRED-UNIT BLOCK Of Que Ut.
oil; fun cellar, det. garage; beautiful
cohdftfon asa.s and outside; owner MI
fas5lfse' aSYas wAs s1s;SSC 2ssS, DE- cn i1so. MRS
COLORED-14OO BLK. OF KEARNY
Se ST SE yd srieed sE@ pSnssG" to se Low I nehs
REALTY. RE. 2o67.
COLORED-s4s5 CASH. bal. like
rent; attractive. modern semidet.
brick home Of 8 rooms. bath, vene-
COLORED-6 large rooms. bath. full
basement; conV. to all transp. and
schools. Reas. down pay. 654 Morris
p1. ne. between 6 and z. F and G
SITS. ne.
CoLoRED wOoDRDGE. 1915
bath. 1st moor powder rm. Rec,
rm., gas h.-w.h.. garage. Al con:
dition S21,6OO. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. Exclusive agents.
COiORED, NE. DEANwooD good
clean finished st. 8 rms; semidet:
house: oil heat. gas. electric. Newly
decorated. Full price $11.5O0. Good
terms; small down payment. Ensp.
today through Mr.. Gordon. WO.
1895 week days. DIXIE REALTY
c662oksEADi, sAi 1891 1877 BUNKER HILL RD;
NE, detached brick. 6 rooms and
bath. attic, fireplace. rec. rn.. oil
h.-W.h.. lot 47x1 10. garage. 1nspect
by appt... VIM. R. THoRoWGooD
C0EoR2b1eoth ST. NE. nr. shep.
herd-Attrac. det. home; rms.
bath. frepl., chestnut trim. Ice. kit
with pantry and breakfast nook; oil
IaEs; AZ; bus, stores. VIM. R
COLORED-RIYER VIEW TERRACE
Choice section Of Blaine St; 6-rm
brick, full cellar. h.-w.h.. gas; hard.
wood floors; patio front porch. ST..
ESQ. Easy terms. Call MRS. HAYES
WA. 1890, DE. 116l.
COLORED-BROOKL attrac. l.
family home, det. 5-rm. bungalow
hardwood floors, excellent condition
STEPHENS. De. 1161.
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MICHIGAN PARK
A70O 10Th CTR N q

community Rroup row brick
nome with Colonial front porch;
excellent condition; 6 spacious rooms
and 2 baths; Bryant gas heat; 3
gas ranges and 2 elec. refgrs.; near
public and parochial schools: priced
for quick sale by seller leaving city;
$500 down, bal. less than rent:
best buy In this area. Mr.. Cody on
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HILLCREST
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6

Lovely 2 bdrm. brick home. newly dec
Grated throughout, features 22-ft.
liv. rm., full din. rm,. equipped kit,
finished knotty pine rec. rm., Ia
baths. Master bedrm, with nursery;
also lge. bedrm. Anchor fenced lot
with patio; conv. to schools, shop
ping and transp. Directions: Out
Penn. ave. to Branch ave-. right to
Alabama ave- left to 36th st. and
left to sign and house.
FRED BURGESS REAL ESTATE
1924 Penn. Ave. Sc. VI. 2S02 It'll 9.
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SHIPLEY TERRACE
Modern 5-rm. semidet. brick, in ex-
cellent condition; rec. rm., gas heat;
carpeting, washing machine and
awnings to remain; S11, $50. LOUIS
RIDDEN. Elk. 5707. 0E. O140.
BRAND-NEW SEMIDET. BRICK
706 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
OPEN 2-S PM
Beautiful new brick home with all
GE kit. and knotty-pine recr. room.
To reach: Out So. Capitol st. to At
lantic. left on Atlantic to 4th. right
on 4th. left on Chesapeake to sign.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. WI. 3346.
PREWAR SEMIDET. BRICK
3485 23rd ST Sc.
OPEN SUNDAY. 1-6 PM.
brick home In excel
lent condition; FILA financing; full
basement with oil heat: large back
yard; convenient to shopping and
transportation. We have three homes
in this section. To reach: Out Ala
bama ave. s.e. to 23rd St. left on
23rd to our sign. Call Mr.. Cross.
MARSHALL J. wAP1E CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

Open 2-6 pm. New detached brick.
Cape Cod. 5 rm. and bath, 1st floor.
2 rms. and bath roughed in 2nd
fl. Full bsmt.; gas heat; disposal;
fan; lge, level lot; $1S,500. Out to
Hillcrest Heights, right on 26th
ave. to Eastern st. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. LU. 4-3400. VI 4Ol0.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
101 ELMIRA ST. S.W.
ESTATE SALE
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

INDIAN HEAD Md, 43 Highland
pl.-One .bedrm., liv. rm.. kit,
bath; newly painted; $3.50 down;
SGT. so mo. pays all expenses ex-
cept utils. Al Highland pl.; bed
rms, hv. rm., kit. bath; $3.50
down. S35.O5 incl. all but utils.
Both have oil heat, large yard
COUNTRY HOME. 8 rms. newly
moderpized kit, double car garage;
acres. Middletewn 97-W=4. or AP.
1915. -2b
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
LA PLATA, MD.--Town residence.
excellent neighborhood; 4-acre lot,
handicapped, beautiful trees; town
water; convenient schools. churches;
10 rooms, bath. large porch, oil
burner heat, basement; garage. out
buildings, $4,000.
MD.-Early American
brick Groom dwelling, large corner
lot, excellent neighborhood; 2 baths.
original woodwork. oil burner heat;
handicapped lawn. garden; 26 miles
D. c.: $4,000.
MD.-on good road; A.
room dwelling. bath. electricity.
BEL. Ti ALTON. Md. Charles County
Six-room house (needs repair; on
State road. power line and telephone
available; s-acre lot; good neishbor-
D0'0i LEONARD 3 iSYS sN1DER
Tel. 3311 La Plata. Md
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COZ IORED - DETACHED HOUSE
Nicely FUR furnishsdd: ,do tncops. sSd S1sS SoG per
GUARANTY MORTGAGE CORP.
1026 Vermont Aye. Elk. 1871.
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DUPLEX
206 PORTLAND ST.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Attr. semidet. brick about IL yrs. old.
Has 2 lovely apis. beautifully furn.
at 1904 mo. total rent. Excel.
rental area near Boiling Field with
bus at door Out-of-town owner
desires quick sale, will give good
terms Call Mr.. Bartlett with
ALDRE, INC, LU. 4-0747; ewes. 10.
3-4f'4S "a
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2-FamilV Home
OPEN TODAY. 2-7
5000 s0pTHERN .E[e,E ~ AYE; \ u, SIE S;E

1920 SOUTHERN AVE. S.E.
IN EXCLUSIVE H1ILCREST
Enjoy suburban living in tn District.
in this new and entirely different Co
lonial rambler. Features 15x22 living
rm. with beamed ceiling 1S It. high.
massive store fireplace. dining rm.,
complete. GE kitchen. B bedrms, 2
and 33-ft. garage. Only 10 min. to
Capitol Boiling and Andrews Fields.
Is min. to downtown. Trades ac-
,cepted Directions: Out Pa: ave. Sc.
to Branch ave, turn right to Erie
st.. left 3 blocks to home.
MITCHELL BIRON
IT 34An 81. 247R vi. 1920
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Washington Highland
$3.50 DOWN

To the Veteran on one Of
the de luxe semi-detached
brick homes. g. rooms, full
basement, powder room, COM
pletely equipped kitchen. Con-
veniently located in a fine s.e.
neighborhood. Excellent terms
to the non-Vet. Drive out s.
Capitol st. to Southern ave,
turn left and follow signs to
sample home on Forester st.
Open daily It'll 8 pm.
Sidney z. Mensh & Co,
MA RAAn
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HOUSES SALE-S.E. (cont.)
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS

724 Chesapeake st. Open 2-6 pm.
Owner must sell: semidet. brick, 6
rms. title bath, 8 bedrms., all-elec.
kit, knotty pine recr. rm., gas heat;
1000 cash needed. HARTMAN
Sc Lu. 4-3400. Ii 3-30s5.
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857 XENIA ST

OPEN 2 TIL DARK
hree-bedrm. brick, apt. In bsmt.;
Anchor-fenced-in yard. Conv. to
everything. Priced at the low figure
of $l3,aO0 for quick sale. Monthly
payments less than rent. See Mr..
REALTY SERVICE. 10. 2-7655:
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sE

BUNGALOW, mr.. Minn.
aye rms. . baths. finished bsmt.;
oil h.-w.h.; 2-car garage: fenced in
1et; E%c, $1,000; HARTMAsT REALTY.
ny; S;;;nd i345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU.
Bka6RtlKY BfklsfGSl Y village. IHisi c.,n % um
5 rms. tiled bath. expansion n RSst3S' attic
dnli bSmt.; gas heat; lge., level lot.
Sd44;;2So0; SSd4 200; Out Penna, ave, left on
aaRFMaN PdsaSlh ays REALTg9 LFlght nc. Ne 1s45 s
GOOD Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-S4oo. LII. g.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE - Direct from
owner in this convenient area. 6-rm
prick RrIck' az years old with finished
bargain at once. Cali after 8 PM.
No agents. VI. 642s. LU. 1-50O5.
HnLCREsT. brick Cape Cod; 2 Years
old. bedrms.. u baths. full din
aRn coz Copper a ppns Tep and SesD sSp.r frSnt
HiLLcREsT-Bs owner. Open 80 90
6-rm. oct; brick, oil h.-w.h. AK.
42SS; 2521 gath st. sc.
HILLCREST-Owner leaving city.
invites. an offer on this finely built
brk. Colonial with heavy slate roof;
& rms. 2 full tile baths: rec. rm.;
screened porch: breakfast rm.: built
IN garage; asking S25.750. FRANK
8; PHILIPS. Hd5I DU. 1411: ewes. call
Hill iii L6REsr-Beaut. asEs 4 bedrms.. 81 ! full
only. c. NJ. M RANDEL. sIsis iei; Iu. t 4-735o' 7pS,
80 ELMIRA ST. S.W. - Brick. 8
bedrms., full bsmt.. gas heat,
p approx @ ss7 incP mGh'frs Insurance. Rssmsnss and
taxes. For appt. call NEWcoMB
REALTY SERVICE. 10. 2-7655.
S Sforyb bsmt 55ick sps s tdr baths laond and
500. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
LU. 4-3400. VI. 1916.
NICHOLS AVE. 5000 BLOCK-An
eeldie with lse. rms. on q lot
60xl14: Needs repair but has in
ssII NgMcoMB REALTY esl ~ sSR!4sE SCI sess
NEAR BOILING AIR FIELD-Lo1ely
2-bedrm. brick home, spacious liy.
dec d %0fs o1fy $1,000 kit rec DOWN nm nsHly siEs.
from transp. SMITH REALTY. WA.
1894 or AP. O1O0.
BUNGALOW, 4 rooms with bath and
garage; lot 90: plenty of trees
and flowers. with large garden space:
home for small family. Owner.
PIPPEN, 5102 w st. Sc. 24'
ASBESTOS SHINGLE Bungalow-5
rms. and tile bath. Lovely front
porch Full bsmt; Gas heat: Anchor
than rent. Mr.. Austin. 10. 2-O4O1;
eevsssra eyes and sun VI; 1857; With
OPEN 1-6. 231 Anacostia rd. Sc
Owner transferred to Pa. has priced
bungalow with 3 separate apts., s
rms. and bath each: Oil h.-w.h.:
terms arranged. ROSSER REALTY
Co. ME. 5221.
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WOODBRIDGE AREA
We are fortunate in now having on
our list several detached brick and
several detached shingle bungalows.
They are priced moderately and are
in very good condition. We will be
glad to show them at any time. Mr.,
Coleman. ia. 3577 or Mr.. Green,
DE. 2163, for appointment.
Josephine G. Jones
HO. 3l51 MI 0hSo
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MICHIGAN PARK
A61Q 60 nAKNTA AVTI

4518 SO. DAKOTA AVE.
This home has everything: modern
rm. with fireplace, very large din.
rm., kitchen. lovely bedrooms and
tiled baths on 2nd door; CEDAR
lined closets, recreation room with
fireplace, gas hot-water heat and
built-in garage: screened front
porch; near public and parochial
schools; priced for immediate sale
on easy terms. Mr.. Peck on prem
iSeS
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SALE nv OWNER

Six modern rooms, tile bath. semidet
brick; oil heat full basement Nice
level yard. Priced low. good nnanc-
ing; small down payment: Vacant.
3S44 9th ST. Sc. IN CONGRESS
HEIGHTS. Or Call 10. 2-89O1.
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Attention Mr.. Home Owner
mediate need of additional homes
In the Michigan Park area and in
nearby MARYLAND. We have had at
least 10 clients during the past week
VINO We have not been able to supply
homes for. These buyers want to
get located soon. II you have a
house to sell and can give possession
in reasonable time please contact
Mr.. Peck. We also have buyers who
pay spot cash for houses.
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4 BEDRMS.. 2 BATHS
EASY TERMS

row brick. mr.. Sears,
Bladensburg rd. store; Sc. $50; $3.50
down: assume CT 1st tr. and End tr.
Co FIX 1915 or FA. 1912,
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PECK COMPANY

1913 18th ST. NE.
(OPPoeITE NEWTON THEATER)
LAWRENCE 6-6666
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Whitaker Chambers Testifies Before
 Federal Grand Jury

NEW YORK, H-A surprise federal grand jury appearance by Whitaker Chambers has set off reports of a new spy inquiry.
 Chambers, one-time Commun- ist courier and principal witness against Alger Hiss, was closeted with the jury for 80 minutes Tuesday.
 He wouldn't say afterward what it was about except for matters which were familiar to me-"
 Reports that a new espionage probe was under way could not be confirmed and US. Attorney Myles J. Lane would not com- ment.
 Chambers testified at the Hiss trial that the former State De- partment aid gave him depart mental secrets for a pre-war So- viet spy ring.
 Hiss, convicted of perjury for denying Chambers story, is serv- ing a five-year federal prison term, but has petitioned for a new
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
$3OO,OOO Asked
 To Add 50 Alaska Deputy Marshals

WASHINGTON, (P) Attorney General McGrath, who says he "always lives in fear of what is going to happen up there," wants Congress to give him $300,000 to add 50 deputy, marshals to his staff in Alaska.
 Even those, however, will not solve Alaska's law enforcement problems, the Attorney General told the House Appropriations Committee in testimony released Monday.
 In my opinion there is really no solution for that until we decide to face it head on and establish a really adequate con- stabulary for the Territory of Alaska" McGrath declared.
 His request for additional de- puties was supported by Justice Department officials, Delegate Bartlett, and the American Social Hygiene Association.
 Bartlett said the number of de- puties has increased from only 48 to 56 since 1933a despite a population growth of from 5000 to 135,O0O persons. ...
 s. A. Andretta, administrative assistant Attorney General, said a department training officer act ually had recommended that 100 deputies be added in the terri tory, but that the request was halved because of the difficulty of getting good men to take the jobs.
 Areas around Anchorage and
 Continued on Page Two)
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
SSOO,OOO Ransom Paid To Reds For l2 Americans

WASHINGTON, R)-The gov- ernment has disclosed payment of $800,O0O to Communist China for release of F Americans, eight of whom still are prisoners.
 The details. were released by the Treasury after Sen. Knowland R-CaliD said on the Senate floor Tuesday the administration has permitted private payment of "ex- tortion and, blackmail" to the Reds.
 Fitting Arnold, Foreign Assets administrator, said the Treasury approved the payments after friends of the 12 in this country made urgent requests to do SO and certified that the payments repre- sented legitimate debts. The State Department also approved, he added.
 Since this case, Arnold said, a new policy had been adopted that such payments will not be allowed until the American involved are set free in non-C Communist areas such as Hong Kong.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Valdez Youth, Trapped In Quickstand, Is
 Dramatically Rescued

VALDEZ, (P - A 16-year-old high school youth, trapped in mud and quicksand on the Valdez tidal mudflats until the rising waters reached his chin, wa S pulled to safety by five men Mon- day night.
 The youth, Bob Seward, col lapsed aboard a small boat after his rescue. He was hospitalized and was recovering Tuesday.
 Seward and Melvin Tate, an- other youth, were walking on the mudflats west of Valdez when one of Stewards legs was caught in the quicksand. The two worked for an hour without success and, with the tide rising, Tate finally ran for help.
 When a rescue party arrived, the youth was submerged in water to his waist. Finally a rope was fastened around him, and he was pulled by brute force from his trap.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Bridges, COP Senate Leader, To Appear Before House Tax PrOberS

WASHINGTON, (P) - Senator Bridges of New Hampshire, Re publican Senate leader, will ap- pear before House tax scandal in vestigators tomorrow to explain his interest in the seven million dollar tax case of a Baltimore liquor dealer.
 Rep. King D-Califo, chairman of a House Ways and Means sub- committee Investigating the Inter nal Revenue Bureau, announced that Bridges had sent word that he wanted to be heard.
 The tax case is that of Hyman F Harvey Klein.
 Core of the dispute, still unset tied, is Klein's five-million-plus profit on a $1,OOO investment in imported Canadian whisky during 1944-46.
 Klein declared the profit capital gain"-limiting taxes to 25 per cent compared with up to 90 per cent levied regularly on income-when he sold his inter est in a series of tax exempt for eign corporations.
 Klein testified he paid $1,200,- 900 in taxes, only to face jeopardy tax assessments totaling more than seven millions.
 Confidential Internal Revenue records, produced by the commit tee, showed that Bridges on at. least five occasions telephored or conferred with officials about the case.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Much More Frankness" Displayed At Secret Truce Negotiation Talks

MUNSAN, Korea, (R-T Truce negotiatOrs displayed much more frankness" Wednesday in seeking a compromise on exchanging pri- soners - one of the three key issues blocking a Korean armis- tice - an Allied spokesman re- ported. ...-.- --.- ---
 Some slight progress" was made behind the screen of a news blackout, Brig. Gen. William P. Nuchols said, 'but they have not gotten down to brass tacks."
 Simultaneously he disclosed a change in the U. N. Command strategy on the key to the dead lock. The Allies have rephrased their demand from voluntary re- patriation" of prisoners to mo forced repatriation"
 "There is no fundamental diff ference in the two concepts" :" Nuchols said, but the new term might "be more palatable to the enemy"
 His disclosure came after a sec ond group of staff officers cleared the decks for tackling the sole key issue remaining before it whe- ther Russia should help super wise the truce.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Mayor-Elect Pomeroy of Seattle To Make Good
 Neighbor' Tour of Alaska

SEATTLE, (P). - Mayor-elect Allen Pomeroy announced Mon- day that he will leave Friday by boat on a ''good neighbor" tour of Alaska cities. He said he hoped to make contacts that will help Seattle Alaska relations and es- tablish closer cooperation between the two areas.
 Pomeroy said that while the three-week trip will be a "com- bined vacation and business mis- sion, he intended to spend much time with business friends and city officials of the territory. It also will afford, he said, "a rest needed after a long, hard cam paign."
 Key men in the Pomeroy cam paign and their wives also will make the tour.
 The group plans to visit Ketchi- kan, Juneau, Sitka and Anchor age.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Chinese Businessmen Suicide In Wake of Red Anti Corruption Drive

HONG KONG, R-The inde- pendent Chinese newspaper Wah Kiu Vat Pc today said in a dis patch datelined Canton that at least 200 businessmen and shop owners killed themselves in the first five weeks of the Red China governments anti-corruption cam paign.
 In that period, which began Jan. 20, the paper said, 3S,OOO per sons were charged with bribery, tax evasion and profiteering.
 Those who killed themselves, he dispatch continued, left such notes as:
 "I cannot longer live in an at mosphere of injustice mi d t which black is called white and Whi'e is called black" or
 is better 10 be dead"
 The dispatch said that this on ! he Reds issued informal .t Widespread warnings against
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Ike Feels That Domestic Politics are Cluttering Up His International Role
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PREsS)

In Nebraska, a statewide news paper poll found Eisenhower and Taft, neither listed on next Tues days presidential preference bal lot, top choices of Nebraska Re publicanS.
 The survey showed 42 per cent for Eisenhower, 39 per cent for Taft, eight per cent for Gen. Mac rthur and seven per cent for Stas- sen.
 Of these names, only Stassen's is on the ballot. Write-in drives for Taft and Eisenhower are un- der way and a listed candidate favors MacArthur.
 In Illinois, in the April 8 pre- ference ballot, the COP ballot listed Taft, Stassen and Alvin Bender of Chicago. Illinois law permits write ins and observers were wondering how many there would be.
 In Paris, close associates of Ei- senhower said they believe the general will ask to be relieved soon SO he can return in May to campaign for the COP nomination.
 They said he feels American domestic politics are cluttering up his role as an international com- mander. He may pick April 2, when he reports publicly on Flu ropean defense progress, to an- nounce his plans.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Gen. James A. O'COnnOr, Builder Alaska Highway, Dies of Heart Attack

LOS ANGELES, (P) Funeral services for Brig. Gen. James A. O'Connor, 66, who guided the building of the Alaska Military Highway and the famed Lido road during World War II, will be con- ducted Friday at the F't. Rose crans military cemetery in San Diego. He died Sunday of heart attack at his home here.
 As head of the Northwest Ser vice Command from 1942-44, he supervised construction of the highway from Dawson Creek, B. C., to Fairbanks, Alaska. Trans ferred to the China-Burma-India theater as chief engineer, he headed the team that built the Lido road from Burma to China after the Japanese took over con- trol of the Burma road. He retired
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Stassen and Warren Line Up with Eisenhower In Opposition To Taft
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PREss)

Some of Gen. Eisenhower's pol itical opponents appear to be lin- ing up on the generals sid e against Sen. Robert A. Taft in the run for the Republican nomina- ton for President.
 Harold E. Stassen, in a some what surprising announcement Tuesday, said he would split his delegate strength in Wisconsin with Eisenhower.
 Taft packers called this amour cement "an evidence of weak ness" They said it would bring additional votes to their man.
 Earlier, the packers of Califor- nia's Gov. Earl Warren in Wis consin said that the delegates War ren wins in that state will go for Eisenhower if it appears that Warren cannot win the COP nom- ination.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
S5 Billion Nm Taxes Collected In Five
 Days, March l7-2l

= WASHINGTON, (P) - Federal taxes hit the American buyer so hard last week, the US. Chamber of Commerce reported today, that ,"retailers in almost every line of business are reporting sharply dropping sales"
 Never has there been such a drain on the American economy, the chamber added.
 Dr. George Cline Smith, direc- tor of the chambers government economy program, said that dur ing five days-March 17-21-the treasury took in nearly $5,3OO,- OOO,OO0.
 That was more than all the taxes collected during the entire year of 1940," he added.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Sen. Mccarthy Files Suit Against Sen. Benton For Two Million Dollars

WASHINGTON, (P)-Sen. Nc. Carthy R-Wis) today filed two million dollar suit against Sen. Benton O-Conn), accusing him of ''libel, islander and conspiracy" to seek the custer of Mccarthy from the Senate.
 The suit is based on Benton's assertions last September that Nc Carthy committed perjury, fraud and calculated deceit of the Am erican people in pressing his charges that Communists have in
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Alaska Fisheries Board Asks Alaskan Be Included On Governing Board of Japan Fishing Agreement

= ~SAAAAA0 ~~0A
 JUNEAU, (P-The American Canadian-Japanese fisheries ag- reement was approved by the Alaska Fisheries Board Tuesday but a request was made for an Alaskan on the governing board.
 An official statement as the fisheries group went into its an- nual meeting said:
 "The Alaska Fisheries Board can see no reason to change its approval of the Japanese, Can adian and American fisheries agreement"
 Opposition, the statement said, comes from those who are not fully informed and from those who "refuse to face realistically the fact that Japan, whether we like it or not, is once more a sovereign nation with all the rights of other nations to free dom of the seas."
 In addition to the request that an Alaskan be appointed to the agreements governing board, the group also recommended that eff forts be made to include species of fish other than salmon, hali- but and herring under its pro- tective measures.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Casualties Reach 1O6,794

WASHINGTON, P) = An nounced US. battle casualties in Korea reached 106,794 today, an increase of 123 since last week.
 This was the smallest weekly Sc since the start of the Korean