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HU. 4345
BETHESDA-$45,OO 600

RAMBLING COLONIAL u
located In an estab-
iisfed community Of better homes
exceptionally Weil-built modern brk
home, deep reception hail., bedroom
and bath on 1st a.. huge living
room, full dining room with bay
yinSow. BIZ an-electric Htcnen, -
closets, 3 baths, recreation room,
screened porch, 2-caf garage. Early
Inspection recommended.
TOWN q SUBURBAN
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APIS. WANTED tcont. |,

BROTHER, sister. adults. want q
bedrm. furnished apt. Feb. /, pref
erably NV. Call OR. 9164 after
1 or e BEDRM. APT, unfurn. d. c.
or vicinity. Maximum. 500. BOZ
444-C, Star. 2Os
BACHELOR wants warm, clean, fur
nished Ink. studio-type room or
efficiency apartment; convenient
Weather Bureau or Pa. ave. carline
Sc; state rent. Box 461-C. Star.
TWO GIRLS DESIRE furn. apt:
$100 limit; conv. to transp. Phone
no. 1856, Ext. 316 or 202. LIS
THIS WORLD rs NOT MY HOME
Born again Navy couple, 2 children.
neea o 2-bedrm. fgrn; apt. or house Gus
Ext. 1888, 8 am. to 4 pm. IL
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HUI. 4345
CHILLUM, D. c.

Like new. near bus and shopping, cen.
ter; Just Of Eastern ave: 2-story
insulated. lot 10 ii. deep. vacant vacant.
Builders trade-in, must be sold.
Eve. phone Mr.. Trice, TIE. 1888.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1913 Z st. NV. Realtor. Ma. n7ka
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ROOMS EuRNIsHrp-N.W.

C0LORED-a REFNED WOMEN, 8,
couple; or suitable for 1 person;
good transp:: privn. incl; 700 blk,
OF Quincy ct. NV. RA. 47S3, aftei
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ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-A.E.

NICE LARGE RIM. In beautiful ne;
exclusive section; So VIZ. On 3 bu.
LGs aGs.fS DBLE Erfassfs fkoST nMrelD Ho eSo5 BED.
newly furn. and dec; also sgle
front rm: VI blk. to bus and carIine:
employed ladies pref. MI. 0316
1899 s. DAKOTA AvE.--Lee. from
rm., semipyt. bath; pvt. home
transp. at cor. Gentleman. DE. 1909
DOWNTOWN vICINITY-3oo r. I
aye. Dble. rm. with TV, twin beds
phone etc. SIS. DU. 1909. ~
1854 MORSE ST. N.E.-3 ige. rms.
Tor rent. furnished; no children. II
CoLoRED-rwo EMPLOYED MEN
Basement room. nicely furnished; ST
each per week. Ii. 7-S540. --l7
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CLEVELAND PARK
New Brick Colonial
SALE OR RENT

A handsome. center-hall home 3ust
first time-the decorations through
out are colorful. artistic and In out
are eolorful, artistic and IN excel
lent taste. Huge living room with
fireplace and built-in bookcases,
screened porch. overlooks the rear
garden and springfield stream-din-
powder room, "de luxe" Kitchen.
On the 2 floors above are 5 bed.
rooms and tile baths, (master
bedroom with private BATH. Day
light cellar. recreation room with
fireplace, maids bath. Gas a.-c.
neat. Priced at S43, 500. To inspect
MISS BLAND-wo. 64se
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co.. Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. Realtors. DI. $3.50.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.W

LGE. RIM. kit. pantry. share bath;
315 9Th ST. S.E.-Nice sele. room
next to bath; gentleman preferred;
cony. transp.;. $3.50 wk. Ii. 6-3692
1915 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
Conv. to Capitol and Navy Yard. Ist-
d. studio rm.; $50 mo. AID. 1913.
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COLORED

1920 18th ST. NV.
r.rre nieeiy furnished rooms. kitch-
-. md laundry privileges; also
housekeeping rooms; reasonapie
TsMnf1IjIiRANTy MORTGAGE CORP
Y03S Vermont Ave. NV. Ex. 1871
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CATERING BUsINEss-wer estab-
lished, exclusive. section Small down
gaymefs; gsyT1 IT, rent asS low a. ss s75 per mo.
FLORIDA on HOME sTATE-Valu-
able franchise open for capable wife
husband in various cities offered by
2O.yr.-old firn1. Opportunity to own
and operate business. can net $1,000
70 roo;,!sod 80 ,0o9 e3ye yearly Minimqm MING cash
Monday-Ffiday. national ofaces. be.
FooD Sa5S CHAIN OPERATOR invited to
S7,;,asr SSafe over store now operated by
CABINET SHOP for sale. Fully
81 ss55om 5aRmss slSSS ess &C. bsso
DELICATESSEN nr. Ga. aye.-owner
must sell small business at immed.
ffaMcrifee, 81 ase, has ar apt; ia sasuERBAcH CO..
cRzTTfHIt TSSHt' NoTEs. 81; soGs; Secured By auto
mobiles at 20Re discount. Excel. OPP
msnt. Box i97-D. Star. lsI i'
BOOMING HOUSE wanted In Alex-
andria, NE. or Sc. Washington
aay dp 20 Sex aeo 44sc aogn' stap Gan inspect sym
seautifuily equip. doing oSer sss5
daily; A.. B.. C. on and Of license.
Located in fast-growing community
In the heart of o large shopping
center. Long lease, reasonable rent;
price, $4,000 with substantial
cash; terms can be arranged. Call
for location and particulars. j. H.
EENOITi Broker, KE. 3-6677; ewes,
sgfEis lMztAlkkEr. 81 800 weekly; KY nc
gH aan. .4ss sssscrifice ss.6oo plus St. sstSck'
DRY CLEANING PLANT, solvent. i've
Complete with retail outlet and apt.
GOOD leases; moderate price and
terms to reliable party. Ma. 2O14.
RESTAURANT. sale or lease, Bldg.
and equipmt., excel location, ready
Tor business. OWNER, Ii. 3-4243.
MOTOR COURT--Excellent income
from IL cottages, all with modern
hath. Steam heat with excellent
year round income. 2 acres space
Broom ONCE cottage with full bsrnt.
Heavily travelled route. Call Mr..
Eeayes with w. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
GAS STATION fully equipped; nay
rent only; active corner, 4th and
G SITS. ne. Now available at low
rent. BASILIKO INVESTMENT CO.,
Mr.. Perry. DI. 1874; eyes,, OIL. 0947.
--ZZ
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NEAR 18th AND. HARVARD SITS
A large attached house near parks,
schools, churches and transportation
1st floor has side-hau entrance
spacious living room, large .dinins
room, kitchen and pantry, (pienty
Of space for powder rooml; End
fioor. 4 bedrooms, bath and kitchen
ette, large basement with. toilet
and rear yard. Priced right. on
MARsHATL j. wAPEE CO.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. NV. DI. 3348
RUDDEN SPECIALS
Corner det. brick, 9Th and Dahlia,
den. 4 bedrooms, Q baths and
bet. brick, Piney Br. I'd and Sheridan
st. z rms. IN baths. recr.. I'm. :.
423 Inerahanh. 2 rms. baths, oil
All Jefferson nv. g. rms. bath. oil
ht., vacant and redecorated.
18th and Tuckerman NV. large
fmf Eo1Is SasaSb RubpsS. 5ss f Ex. i2S sso7 s''lo'
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
Tapestry brick. rms, built OF the
best material. Lav. rm., din. rn1.,
finished breakfast rrn., equip. kit,
8 bedrms., inclosed porch and bath.
Beautiful recreation rm., gas h.
2;car gar. call Mr.. Dobbs) Dobrow-
o'sA cAMPANELLA q CO.
Ex. 4113. Ewes. Sligo So86
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS WITH BoARD

THE MAR-LEETH. 1925 1sth ST,
running water. for. young people;
VIC. NV. SEC.-Large double room
with breakfast; southern home; excl.
transp.; $40 week. RA. 1928. liz
20Ol COL. RID. NV, near Conn. ave.
Nice rm.: young Govt empl.; rec.
Tm;, Ty; $l5 Mk. CO; 24s3. is'
eansies .ioE,c for young men quality Of
finest in the city, 2O13 Mass. ave,
sLAUGHTER's@iee5 10th st. NV.
For discriminating people. Modern
fireproof bldg, elev.. tel. switch
board; single, double and triple
room. Large lounge, lovely dining
room. excellent food. Walking dis
i tapes ps,o dSWnt9En. DU: 1866. 22.
and girls who like fTiendiiness: good
food at $50 per mo. $3.50 Mass. ave
ROOM AND BOARD for employed
mother with child in new. pvt. home.
Day care for child. LU. 1-1206.
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeied. re.
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies movies Rec; r~i ssndi1 %as5sr
st. NV. HU. 1924. -
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O AsHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms. some with
pvt bath. American plan. Excellent
meals. Home atmosphere. HO. 1865.
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ALTURAS HOTEL
1S0o 18th ct. NV.
IS. so PER WEEK

9C.0U Gxs WGGAA
ghare with gentleman; maid service:
block OF Conn. ave. transp. a.
door 1928 18th st. NV. 10
COLORED-62 BRYANT N.W..LEe;;
doe. warm frt. rm.; twin beds; Al
privils.; Teas.; blk. transp. AT. $50
cotoRED-coMFoRrABLE RM. for
cpie.. share kit. with one other per-
csSSTIlosRESCDouBLE sSIls SA 0nsSuiBLE RIM. Corner Of
SSecrgia ave. and Park I'd, Home
PRIVILEGES. Call after 9 pm, IA
cSSSnl5SRRED-NEwEY SSlSRR DEC. KM., mex,
bath: empl. cple. or empi' men. po'
CSSsHsSSRiEp-coupLE SssSi OR srNeLEs.,
1881 California st nv: se Apt 3l l
r,GIoRED-S52O PARK PL.--Large
attractive front room; some psr5sl' s3
clSsfEsosRiEbEArRoNT lsfssi "a aSsi RM-Eor cpIe; PIE,
also board for All z men. sslz Ia lssf
C0iORED-NICE FukN: RM.-Fol
rent; empl. cple. DE. 9246. -1s
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1909 H ST. NV.
one-room.. Pullman kit. and bath
apartment; $50 so; newly remod-
eled bldg. Call SHANNON IL LUCHS
Co. 1905 II Sc. NV. Ma. 2345. II
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SHEPHERD PARK
NEW BRICK CAPE cor
OPEN DAILY. TIL DARK
12nR GERANIIIM ST. NV

Owner has priced, below market value,
to SELL TODAY. Become the proud
owner Of this truly lovely Cape Cod.
Outstanding. especially, Is the un-
usually attractive breakfast room
and efficiently arranged kitchen.
Grated dining room. large Inviting
living room with wood burning fire-
place, den or bedroom on 1st door;
recessed radiators, 2 coiored tile
water heat; screened patio, and
many more features too numerous
ated near schools, etc. win consider
your home in trade towards the
purchase Of this ultrainodern home,
most conveniently situated and rea-
sonahly priced. BY appointment.
MARsHAIL 7. WAPLE CO. !.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

JR. EXECUTIVE wants 2-story brick
home home; OF 8 besrms;; Bethesda
Diet: house by Feb. Is, NV. WASH
tngton or close-in Silver Spring
approx. $500 per mo. viii consider
option to purchase. Ju. S-4725.
EXCEPTIONALLY excellent; desirable
Client will pay up TO $3.50 per mo.
good location. Can Mrs. Dixon, ST.
ZOO, JAMES Z. DIXON & co. -17
ARMED FORCES urgently need houses,
soRcrs seas III ao6s9Sa 61sGRs5'y oFEier H'ie ARMED
NV. and Md. II. 5-670O, Ext. 62224
Sc. and NE. 10. 10000, Ext. 3O3
Sc. and Md. HI. 3100. Ext. 5122.
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SPRING VALLEY

First Offering Of this splendid custom
built Colonial residence situated In
the heart Of the Capitals finest
residential area. The firSt noor. plan
consists of large living room library
with open fireplace, dining room,
modern kitchen and lavatory. There
are 3 large bedrooms and Q baths
on the End floor. Stairway TO large,
roomy attic which could be devel.
oped into additional bedrooms, Pine
paneled recreation room with as
phait tiled floor opening en- Q stone
terrace and lovely level garden,
0at-of-ground maids rooE and
garage This property 10 truly Q
most attractive Offering at S47. 800.
Call Mr.. Leigh Ma. 1900 or WI.
3799. BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1417
K st. NV. Id
$500 Block 18th st. Area
Cozy. immae. brk. with 4 bedrms.,
2M baths; oil heat, gar. etc. Priced
right. on terms. RA. S919 for insp.
~ -NH
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COLoRED-COUPLE to share home;
pvt. rm., twin beds; home priyil,
After s pm. 1910 MINI. ave. n e.
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

FIvE,RM; MopERN APT; ! girl e
3063 ewes. and week ends. -16
GIRL, 21-30, to share Broom apt.
$35 mo. AD. S464. Apt. l16. all
day Sun, week days after $50 pm.
JEWISH GIRL, share nice room, ex-
press transp., unlirn. phone, laundry
privils. GE. 046s. 30
YOUNG GIRL whose husband is in
service wants to share newly furn.
apt with married girl in comparable
situation. NV. .loc., conv. transp.,
maid. Htils;, phone, TV; $55 mo.
2-BEDRM. APT. to share, sc. Sec
tion, 2 girls, $50 each. After 6 pm.
and week ends. Lo; 3;9032; Fl
COLORED-725 QUEBEC. PL. N.W.i
newly dec; lge. frt. twin-bed rm:;
discriminating empl cple. or grad.
students. Reas. RIA. 689S. lis
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

WE MOVE TRUCKS, Q or 3 pieces
Or entire household. JET MOVING
M01iNG ACROSS rHE STREET or
across the country; safe storage In
Phene no lS1 SGoa uNToN axReis sToaAof Hosalof
co INC. (estab. 1906.
COOK TRANSFER-Call any time for
courteous service. New closed vans
Experienced moving only. ia. 8-21OS
viii accspt ssps sntre As1 y age
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 2937; ewes. GE. I416. 16s
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt serv.; reas. ST. 1000. z days
Q Wk' z a.m.-9 pm. W. MARVIN.
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ROOMS WANTED

FURN. ROOM for refined middle-aged
lady; reasonable; only high-type
Christian people need reply. Boz
450-C, Star,
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AREA
CT.EAN AC A PIN
BRIGHTWOOD
HOME AND INCOME

Excel. cond.: 1st d. liv. rm.. din.
.m; rns den. spai spacious : si,;: 2nd End Z, has
with bath. built-tn gar. oil h.-w.h.
CALL Mr.. FINKELSTEIN Ewes.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors, ME. 5400.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Beautiful brick home. bedrms. 2
din. rms. center han, full dry bsmt.,
gas heat, garage. heavy slate roof,
lge.. level lot with beautiful flowers
and trees. Owner moving. Must
sell quickly. e. NJ. Fry. INC. WI.
800 till @ pn Ia
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CLEVELAND PARK

ATTRACTIVE CENTER HALL
Detached house. large living room
large bedrooms on end door; oil
h.-w. h: wide lot; near tranSp.
SSiek sSss possession. Mr.. Maury' Tu
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
4th AND LONGFELLOW.
Must sell today. beautiful 6-rm. brk.;
Ia baths second floor, modern Kit,
plus. din; rec. run., Bendix. oil neat;
clean as q pin. Also have several
other nice homes in this area. Call
Mr.. Blanken, ewes. TU. BIOL; Gays,
Ri kALra sz0f; 5. COIN. REAL ESTATE
Mr.. 18th AND COLO. AVE. NV.
PRICE REDUCED-Owner moving 70
Florida. Must sell Immediately. this
charming. detached brick home, con-
sisting Of 4 bedrms.. baths on
2nd floor; beautiful soft. living
room leading on to . secluded porch,
spacious dining room. large modern
Kitchen, plus Q hundred and one
other features. You win find IT a
pleasure to inspect this home, which
has been so beautifully maintained
and which lends itself ideally to
Creek Park across the ST., BEREN-
TER & CO.. RA. $500 It'll 8 pm;
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time offered
Beautiful semidet, brick home; hal
entrance, liv. rm., din. rm., mod
kit, scr. rear porch; 4 bedrms., ~
baths; bsmt. with recr. rm. an,
garage. Excel. cond.. $4,000. Subs
JAMES 8. WILDER, oE. 1915
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1885 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
Apt. 4: two large rms, kitchenette
and pvt. bath, incl. stove, refgr. and
all utils.; $s1.S3 per mo. FEDERAL
RENTAL CO., 915 N. Y. ave. NV.
Ma. 7416. is
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
LET'S: WASH. VA. WHITE ONLY
XoNH w9EkDAEs hESrais S ANn sat- AEHT;Y SHN; s5 e6
524 BOND BLDG. Ma. 0007.
14th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
215 RUPLEY BLDG. KI. S-1313
815 KING ST, ALEX, MON. SAT.
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CLOSE-IN NE.
Modern Apartment Building
Living rm., bedrm., dinette. kitchen
and bath. Tenant furnishes util.
r; 8 BLACKSTONE. REALroR
Aoio 1sth st. NV. MA. 1890
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
WAKEETET,n

Most unusual Offering Of this lovely
brick Colonial home, close to all
schools, shopping and Conn. ave.
room, kitchen, powder room and
screened porch on 1st floor; bed
rooms and 2 baths on 2nd floor; ad-
ditional room on 3rd floor; garage.
Excellent financing; S36.50 To
inspect. please call
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
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1850 10th ST. NV.
Corner Newton).. Attrac. bedrm. ant
at this cony: address, Recently Re.
modelled. Also nv.-din. rm. with
Pullman kit. and bath; SlO5. cal
SHANNON d LUCHS CO., 1906 Z
oL. NV. ma. Z34b. s-I7
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Rooming Houses Wanted
We have completely sold out, need
several at once, any section Of the
city; no charge unless sold.
T.. w. THURM
QnQ 1nfh az NJ M nr oona
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MAURICE FITZGERALD
1911 q st. NV, Ma. 1886.
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NICHOLSON NEAR 6th
PETWORTH CORNER

PRICED RIGHT
CAMPANELLA q CO.
ELK. 4113. Ewes. Sligo 5000.
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6300 Block 18Th So. Area

tcOntinued on Next Pass5
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SHARE ATTR. HOME mr.. Dupont
| Circle with 4 bachelors; .sgle. bed
sserrss TSes sS0k Gs htd lTysSsS Ty sSilsSss fsaa p.
Eu. 1881. 4
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-bedrm. semidetached homes. I'M
mediate occup. Income requirement,
$500. Call KI. S-6140 or TIE.
5000. lis
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-16
US Troops Abroad Being Trained In
 Atom War Defense

HEIDELBURG, Germany, tP)- The US. Army Command in Eur ope said yesterday that Russia's atomic bomb could be used both against strategic targets on home fronts and in tactical operations on a battlefield.
 It said American armed forces on this continent, as well as in the United States, are engaged in atomic warfare training.
 The training includes disaster plans and aid to the civil power" the Command declared.
 In it's first statement on atomic warfare, the headquarters here of General Thomas T. Handy, EUCOM commander, replied tersely to questions submitted by American correspondents.
 It said all American troops in Europe, including those in supply and maintenance units, were be- ing trained to protect themselves against atomic attack" The United States now has 20O,- 900 combat troops stationed in Germany. More than 5O,O0O ser vice troops are stationed along supply lines running from mili- tary posts here to French ports.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-16
Parents of Quads Need Names, Space

NASHVILLE, (P)-A surprised, 38-year-old farm wife who was expecting twins gave birth to quadruplets Monday night
 The babies, three boys and a girl, were born to Mrs. Haggai Ponder, the mother of eight other children. at her small farm house 212 miles north of Murfreesboro, Ark, 20 miles from Nashville.
 Dr. M. D. Duncan, who was with Mrs. Ponder at the time, said the mother was doing nicely.
 Dr. Duncan said he was just as surprised as the mother. He also was looking for twins.
 The father, Leonard Ponder, fl, and three women neighbors took the babies to a Nashville hospital where they were placed in an incubator. An attendant said they were doing well.
 The quadruplets present two problems for the Ponders:
 1. How to house the family of Is (one son lives in California; in their 3-room house;
 2. What to name the new arri- vals.
 "We ain't even got any names picked out for them," said Ponder. eve were waiting to see was it going to be a boy or girl. I don't know what we'll do now"
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-16
South California Gets Wet Winter After z Dry Years

LOS ANGELES, (P) - After seven dry years, parched southern California is finally getting a wet winter.
 A series of storms has brought almost double the normal amount of rainfall. Lakes, reservoirs and streams - some of them almost dry-are beginning to fill.
 But there is still a big backlog of dryness. Lakes and reservoirs have a long way to go to come up to normal levels. The huge under ground water basins that have been depleted by years of drought are still not affected by the new rains. Heavy snow in the noun tains, when it melts, will help.
 AS an example of what the drought years have done, Bi g Bear Lake in. the mountains of San Bernardino County now has an estimated 1,500 cubic feet of water. This is little more than a drop in the bucket to its capacity of 72,000 sq. feet. However, since Nov. 7 the water level has come up seven feet.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-16
Military Chiefs Complete
 Consideration of Measures To Head Off Reds in Asia

WASHINGTON, (P) Tn e military chiefs of the major Pa cific nations have completed con- sideration of specific measures to head off a threatened Chinese Red invasion of Indochina.
 What these steps are, for meet. ing the growing Red threat to southeast Asia is yelled in deep secrecy-but they are said to be firm.
 Gen. Omar Bradley, the US. chief who presided over the mili- tary meetings, urged the con- ferees tO such strict secrecy that their one day session Friday closed with neither a communi- que nor comment from the par ticipants.
 But the military leaders are known in informed official quar- terS to have reached basic under standing on some recommenda- tions. Only their political super iors can translate these into spe- cific measures called for by Presi- dent Truman and British prime minister Churchill in their talks here this week.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-16
U. s. Gave NatiOnalists $56,OO0,O0O in Goods in '51

TAIPEH, Formosa, P- The United States gave Nationalist China $56,OOO,OOO in commodities last year, the Mutual Security Agency announced Tuesday. The total includes freight charges.
 Fertilizers costing $12,000,000 led the list.~ Raw cotton, worth $9,- 800,000, was second.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Mozart Trio AppIauded
In Opening Program

The Phillips Gallery opened it's
1952-53 series Of free concerts
yesterday with q program by the
Mozart Trio. John Yard and
Joseph Collins. baritones, founders
Of the group, were joined by Isolde
Sehm, the new soprano Of the
organization, and Jerby Witas,
pianist-accompanist.
The artistic standards Of this
popular ensemble are well known
through annual appearances and
do not suffer from frequent
changes in soprano singers. Miss
Sehm showed her competence in
the already familiar repertoire,
heard from year to year on many
occasions.
She was especially effective in
"Vengo, Aspetate," from la
Clemenza di Tito" which gave her
greater opportunity to show her
flexible voice Of a light and pleas
ing timbre.
The addition to the program Of
Tandem Post Turbido," from
Apollo ct Hyacinthus," made a
good beginning. The artists had
a well-deserved success and were
generously applauded.-E. de S.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Mother and 4ChiIdren
Die as House Burns
BY the Associated Press

SOUTH CHARLESTON, w. Va,
Sept. 29.-Flames which roared
through small frame house in a
lonely mountain area wiped out
the lives of a 25-year-od mother
and four of her five children.
The father escaped but was
critically burned in the blaze Sum-
day morning. The other child was
spared because he was staying with
his great-grandmother.
Those who perished in the fire
on Spring Hill Mountain, 8 miles
from here, were listed by State
police as Mrs. Imogene Bays, Is;
Gloria. 4; Evelyn and Terry. both
2, and Brenda Sue, S months.
The father, Teddy Mack Bays,
30-year-old electrician, hobbled a
mile to report the blaze, clad only
in a blanket. Another man who
was staying at the Bays home fed
without serious injury.
Cause of the fire was not de-
termined.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Why Wheat Germ, is So
Good for Growing Children

WHEAT GERM is packed with
natural nutrients needed for build
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Evening star., 1952-09-29
Engineers Call Off
Strike Against TwA
On New Wage Offer
BY the Associated Press

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 20. -
Flight engineers at the last mo-
ment called off their threatened
strike against Trans World Air
lines early today after receiving a
new wage offer from the company
a union spokesman said.
The spokesman said the offer
would be submitted to members OF
the AFL International Association
of Flight Engineers for ratifica-
ton. Company and union officials
refused to disclose the terms.
TWA employs about $50 flight
engineers, who work only on the
airline's 4-engine Consultations.
The engineers, now getting from
1920 to $625 monthly, had asked
a maximum of about $500. A
presidential emergency board had
recommended a 10 per cent wage
increase.