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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w. .

BRIGHTwOOD. near Sheridan shop
ping center; vacant. Semidet. brick
6%oo T% essh sasn basnce sas esa In saI one srSs
Needs decorating. STRoUP. RA
BRIGHTWOOD AREA, vacant. 4
splendid row brick, fine cond.;
rms, recr. rm., 2 baths; screened
porch; gas heat. About $4,000 cash
handles. STROUP. RA. $500.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-By owner
With S5,700 cash, assume trusts on
3-bedrm. brick home; vic. Nebraska
a.. and &c Conn; Il, near s5A schools shop. snd
cHEvX CHASE. A 2; &C., G.. Wssefisldm Wake enln
ave. and ali the schools; LIST a. has
sttrac. liv. rm.. din; Im.: kit; and
2 baths. Stairs to finished attic;
TsS Tse o Em.. nice r!a Slzs lot ELISA atRSrR e.
CHEVY CHASE. d. c. Handsome
Hissfn Rslkins DIST GlgRii q Wilson fas e. s.
First fir. has huge full center hall.
tremendous rm. with flrepl., spa
cious din. rm- beautiful modern
kit. 2 screened porches. Finished
1Ine On AIs ALktdt ICC. iii.
One-car garage. W. B. WRIGHT.
EN-. 5000.
CHEVY CHASE, 5000 Military I'd.
n.w.-Newly completed 2-bedrm. and
den. det. brick home; 23-ft. Hy. rn.
2 full baths; located in one Of the
incest sections of Washing on. On n
Sun, till 6. HARRY poRETSKY
a SONS, INC. 1918 K st. NV.
Ma. 5000.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, S17.950. sub-
stantial 2-bedrm. expandable, brick
bungalow. close to transp.. schools
and shopping; charming liv. din.
combination with firepl.. equipped
kit. full bsmt., cool screened porch,
h.-w.h.. .paneled playroonr, beautiful
shaded level lot, garage. Fol. appt.
cal EARL T. WRIGHT. WI. 5000 or
WI. 5344.
CHEVY CHASE, 6319 Connecticut ave.
Large older house; excel. for doc
tor. Open / to 5. OR. 0020.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-S25, 500. Best
value today. 3-bedroom. .prewar
brick. Recreation room, garage, gas
heat. near schools and bus. Don't
miss this one. LEGUM d GERBER
REALTORS, OR. oO00.,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RECREATION CENTER consisting Of
large swimming pool, dance hall.
picnic shed, grounds, cottage units.
MAJESTIC CLEANERS IS ..ox ac-
cepting additional wholesale fln-
ished accounts. Synthetic cleaning
duid. excellent service. For further
insormsticp plesss sHots ssi At 10,
established and successfully oper-
ated location In l4th and Park I'd.
area: I'd floor walk-up physchology.
Proven ideal for this type Of OPP
Grafton NE. l130: ewes, WI. 4643.
YOUNG MAN win invest SS. 900 and for
services or buy established business;
Star.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcon..l II

BETHESDA. MD.-44OO Fairfield dr.;
walking distance of N. !. H. and
Navy Medical Center, also schools
and shopping center: ideal for
children: { rms. bath. garage. gas
heat, Bendix washer: large corner
lot: now available
EDW. H. JONES e. CO., INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. NV. WI. 1900.
1900 PENDLETON DR., Wheaton,
Md-Featuring living rm. with fire-
place. dinette,. 3 bedrms.. kit. and
furnished; available Immediately.
TO inspect, call
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222
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BEAUTIFUL

Furnished 2-bedroom brick rambler.
Large level lot. Gas heat. auto
matte washer. spinet piano, large
only $i25 per month. Immediate
occupancy.
CLYDE r. ADAMS. REALToR
6440 Annapolis Rd. UN. 1143
Open evenings until 8 pm.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-six-room house
not over S75 month. DU. 1855. 7:
RAMBLER. unfurnished. in Arl. or
Falls Church; bedrms., 2 baths;
garage; rec. rm. and/or maid quar-
ters; reasonable rental; navy oficer.
Call afternoon. CHI. 3343.
OFFICERS FAMILY (adults) wants
or S.5edrm; house. close IN; IN
SETTLED COUPLE would like a
N; Arl. or Fairfax County preferred,
pERM E1th 0p.io2 SHT to %YRxts Sgy "a 4.o4es %
desire 3-bedrm. house or apt; Be.
thesda or NV. vic. EN-. 1916.
APT. OR COTTAGE. unfurn.; young
business-univ. couple arriving Sept.
l. JIM PETERSON. 27O Whitney
ave-, New Haven, Conn.
PROFESSIONAL MAN, wife and two
DAUGHTERS desire 2 or 3 bedroom
home; moderate rent. JE. 3-3932.
FURN. HOME, IN College Park or vic.
Univ. of Md. We cannot exceed
$140 in rent. but will promise ex-
Gel. care and ref. Box 273-C. Star.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV. d. c.; free ap-
praisals. no delay. For complete
PERRY HAY CO., 81. es4a. $50 80
CLOSE-N N. ARL.-Three-be -bedrm.,
1A-bath, brick Colonial; full bsmt. !;
screened porch; garage; rental. $165
ssso VIII Wilson ~ blvd. Arlington, sH Va.
PVT. HOUSE wanted, or bedrms.
Not over S115 mo. Near schools; Sc.
section. Transp. LU. 2-6S53.
UNFURNISHED 8 OR BEDRM.
home in Bethesda Silver Spring
area; excellent references. WA.
6450. 27s
ON OR BEFORE AUG. 15-3-bedrm.
2-story unfurn. house, in Montgom-
cry County. northern sec. of District
or close-in Va; conv. to schools and
DESIRE s-BEDRMo. HoUsE H I'm Sc Sc.
area: 3 children; will pay up to
$110 per mo-; good ref. 10. X-062S.
OHIO PROF. on mos. cuty Naval
Research Lab. wants 3-bedrm. furn.
home near elem. school. OIL. 1870.
SMALL HOUSE, Va. or Md: furn. or
unfurn.: 2 children; state rent and
particulars. Box 239-C. Star. 27s
HOUSE. UNFURNISHED, 3 or 4 bed
rooms; convenient to transportation
to. downtown. Phone. ME. 27SS.
UN. 1885. IS
CoLoRED-Gov'T. EMPL. cple. with
child. need 3 or 4 bedrm., unfurn.
house in NV. or ne. Sec; good
refs. 10. S-0170. 29s
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Cabins and Restaurant
Price Drastically Slashed
Chance Of lifetime! On U. s. hwy,
eqpd. grill, single and 2 double
cabins. 3-rm. -bath living quarters;
large lot .170x250; must be sold at
once: price cut from 100000 to
sTRoUT REALTY Falmouth. Va
BARGAIN lists mailed free.
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EXCITINGLY NEW
RAMBLER

Rittenhouse ST.. Chevy Chase, D. c
-7-spSciously, planned and excep.
baths; lge. liv. rm., family-size din
rm.,. big modern kit. with room!
breakfast nook space; gas a.-c
Lge. lot, with old trees. Full hsmt
$275 q mo, Call Mrs. Lynch. RE
2973: ME. 1860 weekdays. WAGGA.
MAN-ERAWNER.
6114 OWEN PL.. BANNOCKBURN-
and bath. full bsmt., gas a.-c, heat
and lovely yard. Completely anC
beautifully furn; $3.50 per mo
Avail immediately.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222
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VESTS
ON u. S. NO. /

Service Station Northumberland
Store. long estab., on busy U. 8. /,
near Fredericksburg. doing tremen.
dous volume business. includes real
estate. all fixtures and equipment.
New masonry and stucco building,
business quarters on 1st floor, pri-
vate Broom, bath apt above. q
car garage. 3 level acres, plenty
space for cabins. Illness only rea-
son for selling-$1 9. .SOO-fiinanc-
Ing arranged! No. 29,27O. VESTS,
w; E, Sherman, RID. No. /. Fred
sricksbury. Va. Phone: Chancellor
Tourist Court and Grill!
On busy U. s. No. IL. beautiful res
taurant. gas station and cabins:
fully equipped; doing tremendous
volume business. Al brick build
ing. complete w $500 worth stock
and fixtures: lovely 4-rm., M-batfi
apt: 4 double cabins, q single: nice
lM-acre plot; wonderful opportu-
nity-prtce much less than you ex-
pect-terms! No. 29.304, VESTS.
N; E.. Armentrout, RID. 4. BOX
146, Harrisonburg, Va, u mi, W,
on r. 763). Phone: w. Central
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Vienna, Va.
Phone Vienna 600. 1921 or 377.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
A few blocks east Of Chevy Chase
Circle: detached corner brick:
rooms with 2 baths. screened porch,
recreation room: walking distance
Of school.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV, DI. $3.50.
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TAVERN

TOURIST PARK
IA units: unique location: good fn-
come; $4,000 dn. will buy. incl.
furniture and equip.
II. L. HORTON
1908 18th st. NV. ME. $3.50
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About 75O acres Of land with about
mile of sandy beach on the James
River, there about miles wide. with
fed by artesian wells and stocked
by the State with bass. pike and
other flsh. For many years this has
been a summer development and is
improved with cottages, bath house,
warehouse. ETC.. and supplied with
boats for fishermen. Hard road to
the property, neighborhood excep-
tionally good. We should be glad to
discuss this matter further with
you. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. l7l9
K street. NV, MA. 1865.
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Self-Service Food Market
ABOUT $8 900 WEEKLY

ABOUT So, 600 WEEKLY
Open 8 a.m.. closes IL pm. No cut
rates. About 81, 900 wkly. net prof.
It. Long established. Owner just re-
modelled aoUCt 2 mos. ago, re.
modelled to stay. Just happened
cWncr got sick. Must undergo oper-
alton. $20.0O1 o. $25 600 cash Bal
foy = OF 3 partners and still good
money. maker. Don't overlook this
rare opportunity, Act and don I
1905 Court Square Bldg, Batting re
9. Md, and give phone number
and time when to call you back.
or. you can call any morntng ke-
tween q and 12. LAFAYETTE 1868.
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Unusual Opportunity

'"oA opportunity
4-yr. old modern gas statior snd
garage on 2 acres: 4 lge. apartments
3n 2nd n. Great potential for fur
liner imprnvement Of property which
ffoanSiists cons OF 17.SS acres zoned indus
Church. High month"; inccyns
Reasonable price for an eariy sale
F4r DETAILS and inspection can
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
exclusive Realtors FA. 1890
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WHO

Wouldn't like to move into a new
home? INQUIRE about our suburban.
3-bedrm. home. nearing completion
at 9902 Edwards ave-, Bethesda,
Md. SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.,
lh0h H ST NV Ma 334h
Evening star., 1952-07-27

MODERN RESTAURANT. deiicatessen
and gift shoppe, all together; best
location. in college town of 10. 900,
with thriving tourist trade; ideal
eenmate: with cool nights averaging
sS s1osses SSd yess Iesse esn eH rental n
creased. Total price Of $l4.500. in
cludes all equipment and stock. For
frgrther Information. Box 1886.
CAR-wAsH FOR sALE-Nev mod.
ern equipment. good location; very
low rent. good lease; only inter-
est essed parties. Call MR.. TOPAL,
cAR:wXsH FOR sALE-New, mod
ssrn equipment, good location; very
ssed Psrtiss ss00 csh 5saie Ms Rnly r6Px 1atsE
BARBER SHOP; fully equipped: pro-
gressive location: all utils. furn.;
aaseer aPeas; rent. 1882 D st. ne, LII.
DELiCATEssEN-so4 8 ST. NJ
w Gne; oser sarn. apt. above; rent $40 mo.
Beauty SALON. completely equipped:
hss AND ssesds dssrsis!as s.sa ca. GhsTs
1880 or oL; s3O9. 30
IN excess Of sbBoo bS s0SssiGn' assp; ions salss
term lease available: air-conditioned
store no renovation required; priced
Tor immediate sale. Box S5-B. Star.
FOR SALE-Ten bowling alleys, com-
ple'e accessories settees. benches.
w. 4. q e: B. BOARD. 6l3 N.
, Roxal R,o, ,tI, eve; Front Royal. va. 29'
Chicken business, $4,000; terms,
$1,000 down, $50 per mo-; good
location, in growing community.
Laurel 957.
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New Hampshire Estate
New, Semidetached Rambler
3 Bedrms., Daylight Bsmt.
$125 Per Month on Lease
Occupancy Sept. 1st; close to schools
and all conveniences.
POLINGER COMPANY
JU. S-S733, JU. 7-SS09; ewes. JU.
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633 GALLATIN ST. N.E.-Nice. nearly
new. brick semidet., 5 rms. bsmt.,
yard. gas heat; $95 mo, avail. soon.
1880 30th NV; s rms, bath. hot
water heat (oiD; avail. Aug. 1; S115
1919 North Capitol me-; 9 rms,
bath; h..w. h: avail. Aug. L;
GEORGE ]. BORGER INC. 643 Ind.
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ALEXANDRIA,
NEW

NEAR HARRINGTON
SHOPPING CENTER
This attractive 4-bedrm.. 2-bath. det.
brick house, full bsmt.; every mod.
appointment: attrac. arranged with
2 bedrms. and bath on first a. An
excel. value, 5000 per mo. Call
HARRY ROD, AID. 1889. -2S
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HOUSES uNEURNlsHED
q pEnRoONSs IL pATHe

3 BEDROOMS. Ia BATHS
Riggs Park. Kennedy st. n.e.--Mod-
ern semidetached house with sep
arate dining room, full bsmt.. gas
heat; kitchen equipped with garbage
disposal and GE dishwaSher.f Avail.
Aug. /; SIPS per mo. Call LA.
6-6269; ewes. SIDNEY z. MENSH
q CO.. Ma. 6440. -27
VA. sos: 2-bedrm. brk. semide-
tached in Jefferson Manor. 90 min.
to Pentagon. Less than 4 yrs. old;
screened porch; full bsmt.; fenced
r. W. MULLEN XII. s-07s5
weekdays. OW. 1882.
WE HAVE 4 HOUSES in best Alex.
section. ranging from S135 to S175
monthly; two to 4-bedrms. Yates
Garden. south Lee ST.. and Rose
CHARLES R. HooFF. INC.
ARLIN0TON-3 bedrms.. extra large,
living room with fireplace, family
din. rm., equip. kit. " baths, tull
bsmt. with rec. rm., huilt-in garage.
Mr.. buses and schools. .S165. mo.
Falls Church, bedrms. liv. rm.,
equip; kit. bath. storage attic. gas
h.-w h.; mr.. buses, shopping and
schools. Sl12. mo. c. L. HANO-
WELL CO., Realtor. FA. 5777, FA.
7193, FA. 1900 pr
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COUNTRY CHARM

Rolling views of Va. hunt
country from windows of mod.
hilltop home: deltghtful q
bedrm. home for discriminate
ing adults, with lge. liv. rm..
flrepl.. dining ell; lge., beau
tifully. equip. kit: full bsmt.:
deep freeze: beauty and COM
fort in architecture and fur
niShing: ) acres of farm and
garden: $l75.- -.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

CLEANING-PRESSING
ALTERATIONS
Splendid NV. loc.; rent, $40; price,
$1,000. Ideal for tailor.
RESTAURANT
With liv. quarters: price. $4,000;
terms; nicely equipped.
SNACK BAR
Vic. warehouses and ofices; low over
head; $500 wk. income.
CORNER GROCERY
Over $4,000 wk. income; rent, $11O
mo-, incl apt; splendid equip.
GIFT SHOP
Sc. shopping center. ample storage;
Hall Mark cards.
BEAUTY SALON
Downtown oflce bldg; rent, $65, incl
utilities; price, $1,000.
We have other shops. all sections
d. C.. nearby Md. and Va. New
Nstines daily. Clients waiting.
To buy or sell contact
MYRTLE A. WeadOn Co.
432 Bond Bldg. ME. 6540. Ho. 1910.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

ALEXANDRIA-Brick semidet., 5-rm.
home; Venetian shades, fenced yard.
Rec. hSmt.; conv. transp. OV. 1897.
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MODERN BRICK, detached; 8 bed.
@ coss iSFefRsd to pS5eh S fsSed mSaS SaFS
Phone TE. $3.50. ESQ to pm;
night. EN-. 6425,
622 5th ST. N.W.-Rooming house;
8 rms. 2 baths; $3.50 mo. Call r.
A. HUMPHREYS. Realtors. MA. 5000.
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Continued On Next Pasel
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I BLOCK OFF GEORGIA AVE, nr.
Sheridan shopping center; 4-bedrm.
home; full bsmt.; auto. heat; reas.
rent. Call SH. 0424; eyes,. AP.
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HIGH-CLASS PLACE
Rooming house on prominent street.
quoted, $1,000 mo-; can be IN
creased; rent, $3.50 mo-, lease about
4 yrs. with 5-yf. option: oil heat;
most Of furniture new about "a
years ago.; large down payment.
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 514O
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N. ARLINGTON-3-bedrm. Colonial:
full bsmt.; recr. room; garage;
porch: auto. kitchen. Located in
best section. S210 mo. Call OW.
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4 APTS.
Rent $3.50; 3-yr. lease: income
$213 quoted; good furniture; house
IN good cond; price $1,000 with
E. w. THURM
9OS 10th st. NV. DI 33O6
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-31
Two Killed, Three Injured In Crash At Offutt Base

OMAHA, (P)-Two men were killed and three others injured, one seriously, early Monday when an Air Force BPS bomber crashed while attempting to land at Offutt Air Force Base.
 A Strategic Air Command spokesman said the plane, based at Offutt, was coming in for a landing at the end of a routine flight to Burbank, Calf. Appar- ently one engine was out.
 The plane overshot the field, tried to pull up and crashed about three miles northwest of the base. Tn wreckage was strewn over 300 square yard area.
 The men killed were the deputy director of operations for fight CTS at Strategic Air Command and one of his assistants. They were Brig. Gen. Jesse D. Anton of De Mossville, Ky, and It. Col. Ed win R. Bush of Burbank, Calf.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-31
Navy Pilots Show Secretary Kimball How It's Done

SEOUL, Korea, (H) - K Force v pilots showed their mus cle to Navy Secretary Dan Kim ball Sunday and worked over Communist railroad lines in Northeast Korea.
 US. Marine and Navy fliers re- ported 167 rail cuts, two bridges destroyed and numerous rail cars and supply trucks knocked out.
 AS the fliers roared into action, surface ships pounded Red tar gets along the coast.
 Kimball followed the attack from the carrier Valley Forge.
 Far East Air Force planes Sun day mounted 945 sorties, includ- ing night attacks that blasted GA Communist supply trucks trying to move to the front under cover of darkness.
 On the ground the 155-mile front was quiet except for squad sized enemy patrol thrusts which were repulsed after short skir- mishes.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-31
Two Alaska Contractors Run AfOul Taft-Hartley

SEATTLE, (P)-TWO contract ing firms and local 867, Plaster CTS Union (AFL, violated the Taft-Hartley Labor Act last June in Alaska by depriving a cement mason of employment, Nation al Labor Relations Board trial examiner held today.
 The two firms were Morrison Knudsen Co.,, Inc, and Peter Kie- wit & Sons Co.,, who were doing construction work near Anchor age.
 Hadley w. Stephens, who was dismissed from his job with the companies June ' at the insist ence of the union, filed unfair labor practice charges.
 Martin s. Bennett, the trial ex- aminer, recommended that tn e union be ordered to notify the companies that it has no objec- tions to Stephens being employed.
 Bennett also recommended that the companies and union make up any wage losses Stephens incur red as a result of being dismissed.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-31
Monday. March 3l. 1852
French Clobber 5000 Reds

SAIGON, Indochina, P)- The French drove five Viet Minh bat talions-about 5000 men-to the shores of the Gulf of Tonkin Mon day night. There the Communist led rebels battled fiercely to es- cape destruction.
 The French said they had killed 1,O49 Viet Minh troops and took 1,O62 others in the campaign to mop up rebels from the rich delta ricelands southeast of Hanoi. The drive started four days ago.
 With their backs against the sea the Viet Minh were subject to attack from the air, sea and land. The French said they had wiped out or taken prisoner one fifth of the enemy force.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-31
Army Asks 450 Million For Missile Experiments

WASHINGTON, (H9 - T h e Army is developing a guided missile that can knock down air. craft flying 15 miles above the earth, researchers have told Con- gress in asking 45O million dol lars to continue experiments.
 The new anti aircraft weapon was discussed in testimony, made public Sunday, before a House Appropriations subcommittee con- sidering budget requests.
 The Army's 14-billion-dollar budget for the fiscal year begin ming July 1 includes 450 millions in new funds for research, 23- million-dollar increase for that purpose over last year.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-31
Methodist Rally In Anchorage

Rev. Robert Treat returned Sat- urday from the All-Alaska Meth odist Rally held in Anchorage last week, and reported that the total gain in membership for all of the Alaska Methodist churches from the recent week of visitation ev- angelism was 425.
 Rev. P. Gordon Gould, super intendent of the Alaska Mission, was the speaker at the Anchorage rally which climaXed the week of evangelism. The choir of the First Methodist Church of Anchorage sang, and reports from all of the communities were made by the pastors of those churches.
 The stateside visitor who had been to Seldovia was having diff ficulty with his accent after a .yeek among the Scandinavian fishermen there, but Rev. Oscar Olson, pastor there, reported p new members.
 Dr. J. Manning Potts, editor of the Upper Room" daily devotion al, with a circulation in 16 lan- guages of 15 million, spoke of his week in Juneau. Rev. Bill Dick enson, pastor of the First Meth odist Church, Dallas, Texas, said he met several fellow Texans while working with the church in Fairbanks, and even had to trans fer two of his own members to the Fairbanks church.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-31
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by US. Dept. of Commer
 Weather Bureau

Compiled by US. Dept. of Commerce,
 Weather Bureau
 Generally clear tonight and to- morrow with increasing cloudi- ness Tuesday afternoon. Winds light and variable. Lowest tenn perature expected tonight 10, highest Tuesday 10.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of 7 am. today: Precipitation, trace. Month total 0.39 inch. Tempera- lures: highest 2, lowest -16. Max. wind 10 mph. from the west. Sun rise 5:23 a.m., sunset 6:51 pm.
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 28, lowest 5. Ex- treme temperatures this date since 1907: highest 38 in 1926, lowest -28 in 1920.
 Data for other stations
 as Of 7.00 m tOdav.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-31
Vote For Richard E.. Lee Republican Candidate
 for House of Representatives
 At The Primary Election. April 2sth

You, the taxpayers of the Second Division, are vitally interested in having your tax dollars put to their most effective use by our govern ment.
 You, as voters, are also interested in obtaining people representing you at the Territorial Legislature who are QUALIFIED to work and fight for your individual interests. I want to see the Second Division given its proportionate amount of tax monies rightfully due it for the constructive development of the economy of our country.
 In the 37 years I have lived in the Second Division and during the IT years I have been actively engaged in mining as manager of Lee Broth CTS Dredging Co.,, I have acquired knowledge and understanding of the needs of our country and our people completely to assume the responSi- bilities of good legislation and legis- lative procedure.
 When you go 10 inc polls on April 18th ask for inc Repub- lican ballot. the Eisenhower Party" ballot: and please re- member. your vote for me for representative will be appreci- ated. Thank you.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-31

MARIE WINDSOR says she likes to play "heavies" in the movies. The villa mess often has a good role, she finds. In her latest film, "The Sniper," c-ne fellow kills her. It seems kc was a psychoratIsic case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-14
Future OF Martello Towers
Eyaluated By Museum Expert
STUDY MADE AT
REQUEST OF
JOE ALLEN, PRES.

Recommendations for expansion
of services and additional actiyi-
ties at the Martello Galleries were
presented to members Of the exc
cutive committee of Key West Art
and Historical Society this noon
by Charles Val Clear, nationally
known museum director and con-
sultant on art education.
Clears analysis following i've
days study, win be given again
this evening to the general MEM
bership at meeting at $50 pm.
at West Martello Gallery.
key West has one OF the rich
est opportunities in the country to
develop this museum-art center In
to . powerful tourist attraction.
That alone is enough to justify its
existence, but when is added to
that activities for Key Wesers en-
bracing cultural and social aci-
!vities, lectures, fine motion-pic-
lures, development and sales Of
arts, crafts and industrial arts you
have q combination Of services
| not offered elsewhere" Clear told
1.-THE board today.
His exhaustive report included
all factors of museum operation,
finances, budget, membership,
bilding expansion, art class and
workshop activities. extension act
livities into upper-county communi-
ties and relationships with bust
nesses, schools, and with Latin
America.
Prior to living the past year in
Cuba, Clear had for 20 years been
active in museum and community
Tart center developments. He has
been acquainted with Key West art
activities since his first visit here
In 1887. A graduate Of Florida Sou
lthern College, he received special
art training in schools In the North
land East.
| Clear believes In great variety
lin museum activities, as shown by
ibis own scope Of interests in the
Iarts. While he was q founding trus.
ltee Of the National Association Of
SCHOOLS Of Art. he was also prac-
lticing industrial designer and Z
member Of the American Design
Iers Institute. He has taught spe-
cial classes for blind, deaf and 9TH
er handicapped students. For =
period he was head Of art and d.
lrector Of public relations for Hack
Hey School. in New York.
The survey, as reported BY
Clear. was made at the request Of
Joe Allen. president, and Burt
Garrett, yice-president, Of Key
West Art and Historical Society.