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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-08
In Commissioners Court

Otto Worm, who was given a
sentence of 20 days by the US.
Commissioner for drunkenness,
has appealed the case to the US.
district court.
The us. Commissioner made a
flight to Meyaryuk on Nunivak
Island for an insanity hearing
where a native was found insane
by jury.
The Women's Society Of the
Community Methodist G h u h
wishes to express its appreciation
to all those who contributed by
their baking or purchases at the
Easter food sale and to the N. G.
Company for the generous use of
their store.
Mrs. Nerland. President
Evening star., 1953-05-02
Bici|Iin Called Quick
Cure for Syphilis
By the Assoeioted Press

Public Health Service doctors
reported yesterday that prelimi-
nayr evaluation has shown BIZ
cillin, a form of penicillin. is an
effective one-shot cure for early
syphilis.
DR.. Clarence A. Smith, assist
ant chief of the services We
nereal disease division, said in
a paper for the fifth annual
symposium on venereal disease
that a single injection of BIZ
cillin proved safe and effective
in a test group of 125 patients.
Talking to newsmen prior to
the meeting, DR.. Smith and his
Evening star., 1953-05-02
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

STAFFORD, Va. May "A
young Virginia motorist is camp
ing in his car beside the court
house here to wait out a 30-day
suspension of his drivers license.
Johnny Franklin Fisher. con-
victed on a speeding charge in
Trial Justice Court, has been
staging a sit-down wait for four
days outside the courthouse door.
His only companion is a pet baby
squirrel.
He was arrested by State police
here last month after a 90-mile-
an-hour chase on U. S. Route /.
He was fined 5000 Tuesday.
Police listed his address as the
600 block of Patrick street. Alex
andria, although his driving
Evening star., 1953-05-02

versity of Rochester and at the
Yale University School of Medi-
cine show that fluorides have no
harmful effect on bone struc-
ture and tend to slow down the
growth of cancer tumors.
The Journal said one part
fuorine per million parts of wa
ter is the amount found to be
most beneficial in reducing tooth
decay among children, an d
added:
"The scientific evidence mounts
monthly in favor of fluoridation
leaving to opponents of the
process only vapid arguments
based either on emotionalism or
misinformation."
The f1uoridation program. now
is in operation in 730 cities and
towns throughout the United
States.
Evening star., 1953-05-02
Woman Gets 5 Years
For Taking S3S0,00O
Credit Union Funds
By the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, May a Mrs.
Naomi Hartman Ringrose. who
lived extensively off other peo-
pies money, today was awaiting
transfer to a Federal prison
where she will spend the next
five years.
The sentence and a $4,000 fine
we're imposed yesterday by Judge
w. Calvin Chesnut after the As
year-old mother admitted embez-
zling funds from the Federal
credit union which she managed.
It all started. said Mrs. Ring
rose, in 1945 when she got away
with a $50 bookkeeping error.
Since then. the Government con-
tended. shortages on her books
grew to $380,000.
The credit union is operated
for Baltimore employees of the
Social Security Administration,
and its funds come from money
they invest to make loans to
other employees.
Mrs. Ringrose, whose salary
was 5000 a month, admitted var
iously owning a Cadillac, $400
suits, 500 hats and a $4,000 mink
cape bought when minks were
low" But she denied having
lived lavishly off the money.
She operated a dining room,
a beauty parlor and an insurance
agency on the side. But the
credit union has taken those
over along with her fashionable
100000 home on North Charles
street where she lived with her
husband and a 17-year-old son.
Her husband, suffering from a
heart ailment, wept when Judge
Chestnut passed sentence. He
later collapsed and was taken
from the Postoffice Building in
a wheelchair.
Evening star., 1953-05-02
Tests Show F|uoridation
Is Safe, Dentists Report
" the Associoted Press

CHICAGO, May 2.-The Amer
ican Dental Associations coun-
ellis on dental research and den
tai health said yesterday that the
safety and effectiveness of flu
oridation of public water sup
plies have been established be-
yond any reasonable doubt.
The ADA journal, at the same
time, said studies at the Uni
Evening star., 1953-05-02

chief, DR.. James K. Shafer, told
of the work with bicillin.
DR.. Shafer said it is "the first
drug that gives such extended
treatment against syphilis with
one Injections
DR.. Shafer said no one drug
is 100 per cent effective in deal
ing with all kinds of syphilis
cases-he estimated there are
some two million Americans now
afflicted-but that bicillin gen.
orally seems to be the best so
far.
He emphasized he was refer
ring only to the treatment Of
early cases-primary and sec
ondary-and that it would be
some time before tests in terti-
ary syphilis cases can be eval-
uated.
Evening star., 1953-05-02
Alexandra Motorist Loses
License, Camps Outside Court

license lists Greenville, Va, and
he admits to parents and rela-
tives at Staunton. He formerly
was employed at Fort Belvoir.
Quietly Indifferent and un-
worried, he has spent most Of
his time so far sleeping and
tinkering with his car.
Trial Justice Bascom S. Prib-
BILE, jr., who ordered the suspen-
sion, said:
"As long as he's quiet and
doesn't do any harm, I have no
objections to him sitting there"
The driver, who appears to be
in his early 20s. shrugs of ques-
tions as to what he plans to do
after the 80 days or whether he
has the money to buy food during
his stay.
Evening star., 1953-05-23
RMS FURN.-Mo. SVA tcont RMs APTs TO SHARE Cont

25O1 n ST: Sc, Apt. .217-Young
apt; nicely furn., pvt. bath, good
transp., shop. GEN.; refs. exch. ;
pref. age 25-40 yrs. LU. 2-2347.
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt. With
ss9neether sneet her tiEl; vic: MI ny. Rainier. Nd.
Set o sS @g EH Mks. s-Sa2E SRsSK: Ext 40: s4 Non
OR GIRLS to share apt. with 2
ris: sats: Rx ls: 5I5ss9. 5% 0edrms'' Kit. ss and
GIRL, 20 to 30, to share large attrac-
tive sc; apt. with 9 other girls.
YouSs YSosu9SSqHaSli MAN IV 1tl 4sSs 1SsE: a.rm A.,
with another man: cony. Ioc., near
transp: Call NO. 7-6365 after 4.
sat: after l on Sun. "a
BACH. APT. man to share with young
man; bed.liv. rm. comb: refgr.; pvt.
bath and entr.; S35. ia. 7-051s.
GIRL to share nicely furnished 0 s.
room apt. in Arlington with smother
Ep;4iI Elrl Inquire !rnE . at at 1929 r ST. NV.
LADY to share aforementioned apt.
IN c9nV. NV. loc. with lady. TU.
xo1NG? G. GIRL to share modern. ms4 A.
rIde Rssuses dexntSSn ESSn Jo epd s9is SGfsd R2iy
BROADMOOR - win share nicely
furn. apt: for summer, maybe
llon9ger; everything furn.; couple or
cSfoREP'M;kFFiSE6 !SG5Ss alISE6' sppl. girl to
rm.. privils. DE. 2-373S. -25
COLORED = EMPL. LADY to share
nice. apt. in ne. section with l other
empl. lady or empl. cple. Ii. 6-553S.
Evening star., 1953-05-23

ALEXANDRIA Lovely room, In
downtown apartment, with garden;
AiRIyTNcKF6diN iRfy Kdi 9-eIIss; Iss:. ,,nrl. TSa 7Sam
srssaktast privileges If desired. ia.
ARL.-Room for gentleman, next
bath; bus at door; pvt: entr. 925
N. Jackson St. ia. 2-713s. --2s
ARL;, S0UTH-Lge. rm., semipvt.
Ss;tn Ss1g Aon.R 10 mnI :rs to PsRtaEO5s R ESssss and
COOL. ATTRAC., for business woman.
Privils'' excel. transp. ia. 1887
BETHEsDA-sinEle. private bath in
81 ocSIsiosnS9s;4 SnSs;4oce con'' tFansD'' $40 mo
AkL,-ssle.' rm., End. f.; semiOvt
bath: conv. bus and Clarendon shop
center. Non:drinker.- gentleman only
S2S mo: ia. s-5s5s. "a
Just redec.; ,conv. to Kann'S. claren-
don: 2 buslines to Pentagon, Navy
Annex D. C.; gentleman. IA. 7-760S
CHEVY CHASE. ND; lse.. cool. at.
uniirn. phone @ sia 50 RI Wk. tods 81 4-sS57 ssiS
ARL,-Lgs; pvt rm.. share kit, and
bath with congenial empl. lady; /
blk. to bus: Hecht's shopping cen.
SILVER sPRISGEBeautifully aafi fur
nished bed.-sitting rm., pvt. bath:
G9oE cony; ony; to transp,; $40 wk
LYSNHAVEgH AREA-ssle and d6le
rm.;. foam rubber mattress; u blk.
to bus; cow. to Pentagon. Navy
and D. G. OV. 3-6696. pa
ALEXANDRIA-10 min. to Penta-
sInd[H gon; Dbie s,;;.,., Se;drm., PVT. bath. Kit;
in person, 8 West Mount Ida ave
1917 n. EDGEWOOD-Lovely room
near busline. Liv. rm. privileges:
EGLE. BEDRM., pvt. shower bath,
ext. phone in rm.; empl. gentle-
man only: S45. OIL. 2-9455. "a
Evening star., 1953-05-23
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1866 WYOMING N.W.-Newly dec.
small front. cony. everything; set
tied person; S24.5o mo. AID. 2-9404.
TWO ROOMS, kit and bedrm., share
LsRs: HoTsEkEEPiNG gSSEi fPi SiifSMG RM:, next to
St Sc. Ii 7-o74a. -23
253a 18th ST. N.W.---1st A.: bed
pvt. entr.: s15 wk. for /. sig .75 for
3. Also cheaper unit. DE. 2-is75.
1918 18th ST. N.E.-Lse. front rm.;
refgr.. hot plate. sink. LA. 6-24S2.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
unfurnished. 1147 Neal st. ne. Call
powSTo6WTNS BOY Sr6TTS Penna. ave. NV;
nicely furn. lge. rm.; run. water. gas,
refgr.; utils. furn. RE. 7-2491;.
NEAR 18th AND SPRING RD.-Large
single rm.. screen porch. also front
gsns;nn bot plate. refEr' girls. oTU.
1s4l IRVING ST. N.w-Lh.k. rm..
employed man, $40. CO. 6-0s76.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM.
ss6 4th st. ne. Call TU. 2,44ss.
1920 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-LarEe
housekeeping room. Also a sleeping
1906 MINI. AVE. s.E.-Lh.k.
rooms: nicelv furn.; new refer.; $40
per mo. LU. 4-674S or LU. 1928.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for rent;
within walking distance of down.
town. Apply 712 9th st. NV.
Weekdays. Q to o., Sun, IL to 3.
14sO HARVARD ST. N.w.-sleeping
rms: privn. Of RECEIPT. rrn.. kit. and
laundry. AID. 2-a446. 90
SO35 18th ST. N.W.-Attrac. furn.
single and double rms. utils. incl.
Excel transp: HO; 2-9567. "a
n.w.-Housekeeping rm.. connecting
-semipvt: bath: DE. 2-70S4. "a
Bsmt. efic., twin beds: shower,
refgr.. TV. SIS wk. DU. 7-7309.
MT. PLEASANT, 1891 18th st. NV.
-Bedrm., kit. share bath. reas.
Empl. cple only. AID. 4-6911. -25
COLORED-UNFURN 1-rm. kitchen
cite; utils. 1lI5 9th st. NV. See
McRAE. No. %. or call HU. 3-43S1.
-27
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

WIS. AND NEWARK ST.-Girl to
share, 2-bedrm.. apt. with 2 other
Eirls in apt. bldg Call EN-. 3-15So.
YOUNG LADY, between 90 and 80
yrs Of age, to share lovely modern
-conditioned) apt, in beautiful
convenient location with lady; bus
stop at 39 S5oF Gs or svsfinds al dsy f5sfr sst
urday or Sunday. "a
YOUNG WOMAN to snare 1.-bedrm.
apt. with woman; airy, cool; conv,
GPO,. GAO, dntn.: piano. 24-hour
switchboard service; pkng. space.
Ii. 4-4240. Apt. 500, Sat, Sun,
GIRL TO SHARE lge.. cool apt. with
girl; downtown NV. section. Nicely
furn. All privileges. co. 5-597S.
YOUNG NEwSPAPERMAN will share
mr.. downtown, cool, spacious 1-bed-
TaoMPsoN III hRs VIII 81 7s5os, %s5 Gs s1es and and
TWO GIRLS. $3.50, to share very
eeiisnt transp. l Reas. 10. 5-oSii.
ONE OR TWO GIRLs, twin beds.
share kitchen. bath, small living
room with another girl. Nice loca.
ton, sood transp. RA. 3-04S1. "a
conn. AVE.-Girl to share furn. apt.
With = OIusI sIIIo' NJ 'DO HiO' litS1'
uWo uIWs' nsl5Si YoUNG HC1 COLLEGE 1.Tcs GRADS: de-
sire Ord man to share furn. .
bedrm. apt. Cong loc. Call after
> pm, AD 2-4945. "a
YOUNG LADY, 20-25. to share mod
ern apt. with lady. Conn. ave. Phone
AID. 4-0175 day. EN-. 2-923o night.
MT. RAINIER. MD. - Woman or
mother and child, share spacious
apt with another woman. UN.o T.
49iHiL 3 Gals TO SHARE a-bedrm. apt
with l other sirl: nicely furn.;
S41.33 mo. each. Call UN. 4-n4S7'
WISCONSIN AvE.-Air. cond., ele-
isdy LADY sss.4o. i EN-. a-sea5. ES4
COMPLETELY air-cooled. open. spa
cious apt. near wash cir: lady tc
share with l respon. woman Dl
COM. AVE. studio room in apt. for
sirl; kit. privils. Ho. 2-4300. Ext
1oR 2 GIRLS to share huge 2-bed-
room apt in nice apt. bldg. with
another girl good loc.; avail. immed
CfRL GPi opesVYis bet' iis-2s to share nice apt.
Tu Tt5h a:s9sse : 9sser Girls in NV @4 section
EMBASSY EMPLOYE, lady. will share
attrac. apt. with girl. 20-25; 3 rms
and bath: nr. Conn. ave. KE. q
OS42 bet. 2 and 8 pm. "a
I OR 2 GIRLS, go to as, to share
attrac. NV, 2-bedrm. apt. with .
other sirlsi SS1.2S mo. ea. DE
2-1o66.
Evening star., 1953-05-23
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

MT. PLEASANT-Cool. overlooking
gardens; SS. $40 wk. NO. 1885.
COLORED - BROOM APT. partly
furn.: share kitchen and bath: with
privilS. Call CO. 5-5S35. -23
Evening star., 1953-05-23
downtown
AIR CONDITIONED

COLORED-CAPTTOL HILL
all End st.. s.e. Lovely 2-rm. apt,
with pvt. baths nicely furn.; In apt
bldg. S69.60 mo. incl. utils. and
jAnttof service. Adults only. eet
Janitor, basement. "a
Evening star., 1953-05-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CLUB MASON RESIDENCE, 1925 N.
H ave. NV. offers de luxe living In
club residence for refined ladies
and men. Sgle. and dble. avail. Full
course meals and hotel SERVICES.
lSSs SS MASS MASS! AVE. N.w.-Fine food:
Men or women. $50 mo. up: S15-SIs
wk. Day rates! Call DU. 1892.
NICE DBLE. RM. and breakfast for
fan; southern home. RIA. 6-3a2S.
good food; ~; reas. DE. 2-as45.
Mr. CONN. AVE. AND wARDMAN
PK.-Pvt. home:I lge. bachelor apt.
and meals; gentleman. co. 5-3l27.
1929 BELMONT RID. N.w.-Large.
meals; porches and garden; best
transp.; reduced rates. AID. 2-9435.
CLUB q6eO-A fine home for young
men and women, pleasant consenial
former Embassy; is minutes by bus
downtown, shopping and recr. IA
siIjtie: ab 4.1aas fqny; 26@o 18th st: Mg4 niw''
1l3O LANlER FL. NV; snort DIX.
Mt. Pleasant car: Columbia I'd
Lovely. lge. double. front corner
rm., huge closet. pvt. bath. Very
attrRc. furn. Also double rm. to
share. Quite lge. Food above aver
age-quality and quantity. Laundry
and maid service. S67.50-$65-S60.
ROOM. KIT. PRIvILs. for mother,
with child under >; day care and
.ldry. f9r child, ~; !1S092; MP
rooms, in detached house; shade
trees and large porch: excellent
meals. MRS. BUSH, 220S Wiscon-
sin ave. EN-. 2-4l52. 80
l elderIy no peopie; rates " reasonable. ]
COIoNY CITB, so32 N st. NV
Old GEORGETOWN home for Govt.
girls and students; newly dec. rms.
good food; conv. transp. Phone
AID. 2-2OS4. "a
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R. A. HUMPHREYS

2Vo 1Ao y 4V11 442V41AN
REALTORS
sos North Capitol st. MA. S-6730.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
1925 New Hamp. ave-, l rm. efic. for
Quiet discriminating gentleman: 500
mo. includes utils. Open Sat. after
noon and Sunday. IL to s. Four
rms. and bath: for. couple: very
includes utils. Open Sat. afternoon
and Sunday, IL to 6.
SANDOz, INC, DU. 7-1234
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED
ROCK CREEK APTS.
PAIL 10th ST. NV.

A NEW BUILDING
Overlooking Rock Creek Park. I block
Conn. ave.-Eficiency. S35 wk.; l.
bedrm., $50 wk.. furn., maid serv.
free parking, utilities. Open 1917
I1F 0-OQD7 -od
Evening star., 1953-05-23

CONN, Mr.. SHOREHAM
Lge. .5-rm. apt, beautifully furn.. II
modern apt. bldg, Apply 230S Ash.
mead pl. NV. or phone MA. S-96S2
Evening star., 1953-05-23
APARTMENT A VALUES

1915 Lincoln I'd. me-. No. 3O3-
Living room. bedroom, dinette.
kltchsn and bath; all utilities;
4312 HALEY ter s.e.. No. Living
room, bedroom, dinette, kitchen and
bath: all utilities; S69.24.
520s 3rd st. NV, No. 8 -. LiyinE
room, bedroom. dinette, kitchen
and bath; S60.39.
22S 10th st. ne. No. 4 - Living
room, bedroom, dinette, kitchen and
bath; $51.15.
22s 10th st. ne, No; 6 - - l room,
kitchen and bath; S39.l5.
1885 3rd st. ne, No. Z - One
room, dressing room, kitchen,
dinette and bath: all utilities;
1O0S Eye st. n.w-Four rooms.
kitchen and bath; S76.
s13 North Capitol st.-Two rooms,
kitchen and bath; sos.
1913. Florida ave. n.e-Three rooms,
kitchen and bath; $55.
1894 Simms pl. n.e.--Living room.
bedroom. kitchen, dtnette and bath;
$69.50.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
REALTORS
sos North Capitol st.
MA S-6730
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS, Sc.
Lovely 1-bedrm. apts., immed. avail.
at door; $50. so, plus utils. Ke!
at 3753 1st st. Sc. Apt. 302. AL
DIRE, INC. LU. 4-O747. "a
70 NEW YORK AVE. NV. APT. 1o1
Beautiful, 5-rn., kit. -and-bath apt.
In well-kept modern bldg: S75.65
Inspect; janitor on premises. Appl,
to
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT co
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 3-1S1l
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WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Dupont Circle
Apt. 8. 2O02 P. st. n.w.-3 nicely
furn. rms. lge. kit. and bath. S125.
Janitor has key.
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VIC. CONN. AVE.
Apt. 1Q2.. .1713 Rhode Island ave-
pvt. garden. Must be seen to bt
appreciated.
1904 Calvert st. NV.
End f., nicely furn. efficiency apt.
very convenient to transp. Call CO
5-0222.
1900 18th st. NV co. 6-os22
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TAKOMA PARK rm., kit. and
Call JU. s-3005 or LU. 1-6479:
1-BEDRM. APT. elevator bldg; Tv
set, s6oes nicely furnished. Sis. Ho'
Two-BEDRM, APT. roomy. 4 closets;
entire Sndo Snd mr.; good transportation
1858 aA cliff CLIFTON ST. NV rms.
edSals eltShsn fnd HT bath sNai4 Nicely furn' for
E: CAPITOL sT.-Nicely furn. 2-rm,
rensiensn. GaS n', s4s ae.' Il e['s:s s7:esssssss.
:l.7 p ST. NV; girls only; 3 rms,
hete d aed st Rh ana sios SasH sSS A's0 o rmt
n, n PAUL MHNNAN. 7ss 18th St. r v.
2 M Lee. s.41sSi Rms. and kit. din. n&S fm.,
Pfrrkisng Pr sIgsosssa space; rsas'; empl. ssgpls'
Tn. ct: .ls SsdTm. ali utils.; $50 mo
RIIN;SGafsoSSS-cemPlst.,. ;SdasSS :, suIn: 2.
S 4sdFn sssss sst :fser sae9; p.m. an.h jung @ss l.
THREE-RM.. complete apt: for nom
drinking. clean. working couple only.
NICE. TWO-BEDRM. APT.-Liy. rm.,
kit, and bath ct 922 Lonefellow St.
S1on, mo, Call RE. 7-7s59 or RA.
BEAUT. FURN. 1-bedrm. apt. Ample
slSses Sss mo space; So csnsa cenE location. $50
$IOO, Me- rms. kit. and bath,
screened porch. cool; utilities fur
nished. UN. 4.90S6. 23'
9O23 O ST. NV; liv. rm., bedrm..
kit. and bath; Ss1 .13 mo-; utilities
furnished. M. PAUL HANNAH. T32
18th st. my. NE; s-4100. -25
bath; SIS mo. Ho. 2-33SS. Call
1 RIM. with kitchenette; utils. furn.:
81. oEEk, 22ss 1st st. NV. De
BED-LIv. RIM, kit, dinette. pvt
bath; S55 mo. Ho. 2-33ss. fall
1t1s sl.st MASS. Ass ave AVE. Nw.-L.rss rm.,
S2l Q week for couple and 3 ehil.
dren. No drinkers. AD. 4.o7e0. --2e
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TAKOMA .PARK-4-rm. apt: on bus
line; attrac., cool: pvt. entrance
adults; $S5; Call Ju. 9-4559. .--25
Excel. transp. and shopping; b-rm.
apt, $500; basement apt, $57. so;
both including utils. NO. 7-4339.
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SILVER SPRING of Sligo Parkway.
1-bedrm. apt. Utils. furn. Conv.
shopping and transp. 1 or 2 ADULTS.
6O4O 11th ST. N.W.-1-bedrm.. liv.
rm.. kit, dinette. bath apt. S92 so
per mo. incl. util. Apply JANITCR,
COLLEGE PIX. AREA-s-rm. apt;
Utils incl. in rent. Pvt. home: 2nd
n. Pvt. entr, WE, 5-5106. "a
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GLASSMANOR
APARTMENT VALUES

1917 North Queen ST., Arlington, Va,
No. diving room, bedroom, din
cite. kitchen and bath. All utilities
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

2 RMS. AND LGE. KIT.-semipvt.
bath. adults only, mr.: Columbia I'd
Gn %n 18th s57i9. 8; nv; vtd.$ $50 Refs. s Ph
1928 4th ST. N.W.-Entire End A.;
2 bedrmS.. liv. rm., kit, bath: pvt.
entr.; SS5, utils. incl. JU. 5-2631.
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1903 4th ST. N.W.-Clean, comfort
able Z-bedroom furnished apt. Utils.
incl. RA. 3-362O. "a
CONN. AND NEB. AVE. VIC.-2-rll.
and bath attrac.- furn. air -cond. ::
TV and phone. Bird a. private home.
], or discriminating business peo-
pie. $1OO per mo. EN-. 3.5114.
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AVAIL. IMMED.-Two-be -bedrm. apt,
Venetian blinds throughout; lge.
liv. rm., din, kit. bath; SS2 so,
plus utils. Cross Pa. Ave-, Bridge.
right on Fatrlawn ave. to 1872
1863 SSSnf M 81 ST. Ee N.W.Eone asoH large @g gm.
and kitchen; $50, incl. utils.; conv.
DAVIS ST, 64O6 Maryland Park.
Md.-Three rooms. kit, bath, 2nd
h;.. f.; c;n;T shT, pvt. entr' u I nr. p G.
MODERN, lge. bedrm. apt; no
children; under yrs. old. Now
open. 1914 Savannah pl. Sc.
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nicely furn., non-h
consisting Of liv.
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real basis for assuming the Com
munists will not negotiate in
good faith"
Mr.. Harrison opened the meet
ing by telling North Korean Gen.
Nam II that a six-point proposal
by Gen. Nam yesteday was "un-
reasonable and obstructive"
He later said bluntly that the
proposal was Unacceptable" and
that the Communists "have pro-
posed nothing which we can con-
slider as either a reasonable or
constructive basis for an armis.
tice agreement"
Gen. Nam devoted his remarks
to a restatement of the Com
munist proposal.
It calls for:
CD Within two months after
an armistice, repatriating those
prisoners who want to go home.
(2) Within another month,
sending to a neutral state, to
be chosen by the negotiators, all
who refuse to go home.
90 Six months for making
"explanations" to the refusing
prisoners by representatives Of
their homelands.
90 Sending home those who
change their minds.
60 If there are still some left
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who refuse repatriation. leaving
their fate up to high-level
post-armistice political confer
ence.
CO. All expenses of prisoners
held in a neutral state to be paid
by their homelands.
To this plan, Gen. Harrison
said:
1T is a proposal for their (the
prisoners) indefinite retention.
Many of these men have been
held in custody unnecessarily for
nearly two years as a result of
the unwillingness of your side
to recognize their attitude
these captured personnel have
the right to be released from GUS
tody as soon after an armistice
as is practicable"
Contrary to Allied Ideas.
Gen. Harrison continued:
Does your proposal drag on
the captivity of the captured per-
sonnet endleSSly or until that
day. when exhausted and dis
couraged. they are forced to ac-
cept- the fact that there is no
alternative to endless captivity
Gen. Harrison told Gen. Nam:
"Your proposal is COM
pletely contrary to our idea of a
speedy settlement of the prisoner
Of war problems.
"By contrast to the practical
and realistic arrangement sug-
geSted by the United Nations
Command to effect the release
OF all prisoners from custody
within go days after the signing
of the arn1istice, yours is not a
proposal to release the prisoners
Of war but. to retain them in
custody indefinitely"
Discussion on Switzerland.
At the outset Gen. Harrison
berated Gen. Nam for the Com
munist refusal to accept the AL
lied plan to make Switzerland
the neutral state which would
take custody of baking prison.
erS while still keeping them in
Korea.
"You implied" Gen. Harrison
said, that we nominated Swift
zerland in order that it would
represent our side alone rather
than to serve in the role of a
true neutral. Your argument
is groundlesS."
Gen. Nam argued that the
Communists in advancing their
plan had made an obvious con-
ceSSion. +
IF either side insists" Gen.
Nam said, that the neutral state
which it has nominated alone
shall be the neutral state to take
into custody those prisoners OF
war not directly repatriated, then
it can only delay the attainment
of an armistice and connot pos
sibly be of any benefit in the
settlement Of the question.
1--WE firmly hold that a period
OF six months is necessary and
reasonable"
Gen. Nam concluded: 1.-THE
settlement of the question de-
pends upon the efforts of both
Sides"
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discretion could take security
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was felt that an employees con-
tinued tenure in the job jeopar-
died national security.
Jobs Will Determine Risks.
The Attorney General ex-
planned that the nature of an
employees job would determine
the security risk involved. En-
ployes in sensitive jobs. would
have to meet more exacting tests
than other workers, it was ex-
planned.
In cases where employees are
adjuged poor security risks, the
agency has the discretion not to
fire him but to place him in an
other less sensitive position, Mr..
Brownell said.
Employees who are fired can
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Federal jobs if the commission
feels that such employment
would not jeopardize national
security.
The Civil Service Commission
together with the National Sc
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gram to discover any weaknesses
in it and to see that employees
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