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Evening star., 1953-03-26
Board Weighs Plea
10 Review Rejection
OF Liquor License

The Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Board today has under
consideration a motion for a
review of its decision denying a
license for a package liquor
store to Hyman j. Minkoff at
1400 North Capitol street.
The boapd refused to grant a
license to Mr.. Minkoff on Febru-
ary 1. 1851. following a hearing
in which he was accused of SELL
ing liquor in case lots to a North
Carolina bootlegger. He appealed
to the District Court, and the
court upheld the decision of the
ABC Board. He then appealed
to the Court of Appeals, and the
case is scheduled to come up
there in about a month.
Attorneys Joseph A. Kauf-
mann and Harry I. Rand ap-
peared before the board yester-
day to argue the motion. They
told the board that, despite the
fact that the case Is on appeal
in the courts the ABS Board
has jurisdiction to grant q
license.
Retroactive License Urged.
They asked the board to issue
a license for the years 1851, 1852
and 1858 so the store could con-
tinue it's status before the board.
The attorneys argued that, for
the last two years and two
months, Mr.. Minkoff has con-
Quoted his place in an orderly
manner. He has been allowed
to operate pending a final deci-
sion Of the courts.
The attorneys said the board
still has Jurisdiction in the case
and could grant a license. They
said that, at the time Of the
refusal Of the license. Mr.. Min
koff had compromised the case
with the Justice Department and
paid $1,000 to settle all criminal
liability. On order Of the de-
partment, the United States at
torney withdraw the indictment
against Mr.. Minkoff.
Mr.. Minkoff has offered to
sell the business if granted q
license.
Dropping of Case Advised.
Robert D. Wise, assistant cor
poration counsel assigned to the
ABC Board, said the present
board had no right to attack the
decision of the former board or
attack the case in court. He
said that, under a court injunc-
ton, the police or ABC inspectors
have not been permitted to enter
the store and that consequently
the board has no knowledge of
how the business has been run
during the last two years.
He said the board could not
issue a license with a condition
attached that the business be
sold. He said the proper pro-
cedure was for Mr.. Minkoff to
dismiss his court action and then
ask the board to consider his
case.
stop fighting first, agree to
unconditional surrender and
then ask the board to recon-
sider," Mr.. Wise said.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

p1us added minerals! And listen
. this It's four times easier to
6i0GSt than plain cod liver oil. Do
doctors recommend it? Indeed
hey do as q wonderful re-
03stancs.builder, too. You see,
ecOTFS Emulsion helps protect
against colds, when these natural
Vit0mins are lacking in the diet!
Evening star., 1953-03-26
savings on cotton
loop rugs, 1888 gere 2:z9

50 extra large size 3ox54" cotton rugs
in escorted eoIors. A velvety eut.piIe
and loop combinations shot's very Of
traetive.
Z Alexander Smith rugs, wool and royon
broodIoom twist (IobeIed); | beige,
rose. oxl2'. Were $3.50. Now, S9.95
Down Stoirs Store, Rugs
North Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Weeks to Be Guest At Shrine Luncheon

Commerce Secretary Weeks
was to be guest Of honor at q
luncheon today given by the
Aleppo Club and the Alexandria
ShrinerS Luncheon Club in the
Congressional Hotel.
Mr.. Weeks is an honorary
member of Aleppo Temple of the
Boston ShrinerS. On the guest
list were Senator Saltonstall
and Representatives Curtis and
Goodwin. all Of Massachusetts,,
and Senators Mundt of South
Dakota and Beall Of Maryland.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

U18!S WY 10y -
W6 . SCOTS
aalaion. In fact.
I think Of SCOTS
- ~Veal sold from
@0 So" for it's
Q treasury Of nat.
Wl AID Vitavmins,
en- Org y.building
AAAaa~ma al 2oaA~~
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Iunlor miss bIouses
100 and 1.95
sVere 3.05 to 705

las In group including cotton broed-
cloth, royoR fsiIls, vsIveteen and wool
jersey. Dressy. semi -drsssy end teiIored
styles, white end eolors, sizes 8 to IS.
3S Junior Skirts Of royon, wool or
corduroy. Dressy and classic styling,
assorted coIors, e-l5. Were sos to
1925. Now ----l 100 TO 4.95
II clessie Corduroy Jseksts, lined, os-
sorted eolors, junior sizes. Were l2.o5.
50 Cotton Gobordin0 Shorts, vorious
styles and eoIors, size 9. Were LOS
and 2.95. Now --------------5oe
Down Stoirs Store, Junior ApporeI, Main
Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26

Under D. c. l1tD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. aOait three full days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Miller Fields, 21, tag Hobart pl. NV,
and Emma Daniels, 21, 1410 18th St.
William Goettling, %. Arlington, Va,
and Mary Smeltzer. Is, Haymarket,
Charles sacra. az, Rectortovn. va, and
Elizabeth Mackenzie. 43. 44OS 1st
Donald Halloran, 90. 511s Albemarle St.
NV and Myra Lefingwell. %, 2009
Sydney Pickett SO, 1910 a5th st. NV.
AND and Virginia Johnson Al Erwin
vincent Douglas, 80. New York City. and
c,,tt Vtelmon Davis. 25s 4oo5 4th st; NV.
NV, and Inez Stevens, AZ, 4523 Haw-
Evelyn Burke. IS Manassas. Va. anu
Lawrence Brown. SO, Richmond, and
TsssnS Hattis Brooks A, carona' Long
81 N'a 5sss 81 & sssms4s sas R%sn sr'sHs
Peter Walton. 10. 1113 Howard rd Sc,
and Mary Jarrett. 1s. 55l 18th st. ne.
Isaac ISner, 81, Cedarville, Va, and
Evening star., 1953-03-26

isS Srie +hsi aat.sSs you, stomach -,
takes YOU inches II. The long cut
troll. And rs cut diseenally high Ii
front !: SO u can't bind BIZ vhsA
you walk o. ST.
SARONG comes in sizes "a to 40
in styles for every figure type .
yet costs only $7.95 to SIS at oil
Good Stores!
Evening star., 1953-03-26
chiIdren's apparel
at great savings, &c
,rere 100 TO I.0S

800 pieces in group including polo shirts.
cotton shorts. royop slips, sunsuits.
Broken sizes I to s.
so Cotton PIisse Robes, assorted prints,
sizes 3 to 6. Were 3.95. Now, 2.35
800 chiIdren's Apparel including boys
shorts, sun dresses, sweaters, sunsuits and
overolIs. Broken sizes to s. Were .95
to 2.o5. Now AS
Down~Stoirs Store, Infonts' Apparel,
North Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26
misses aII.Wool
fleece toppers, 1915
,Oere 1925
were 1925

Spring weight toppers at outstanding
reductions just when you wont them.
Royon toffeto lined, white and postels.
Also in the group, women's holt size
suits OF wool sobordine, classic styles.
Novy. block ond sroy. Were $500.
20 Misses All Wool coots, fIeeces and
posteI checks, winter weight. warm inter-
Innings, classic styles, sizes 10 to IS.
Were $500 Nov ----------20.00
Down Stoirs Store, Coots and Suits,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26

All are Republicans. Arrange
ments for the luncheon were
made by w. Herbert Lamb, for
merly Of Boston, and aide to DR..
William Meyer, potentate Of
Kena Temple, Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
WHERE'S me FORTUNE TELIER?1
Radio Stution Licensed

The Federal Communications
Commission yesterday authorized
operation of a new radio station
by Carroll Cou' lty Broadcasting
Corp, Westminster, Md, on 1470
kilocycles. one kilowatt, daytime
only.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
smart savings In
sportsWear

40 Cotton. Tee Blouses, Wool
Shruss, Corduroy or Wool Jenkins.
Were 2.o5 to 8.o5. Now 9ee
100 Orion and Wool (IobeIed)
Jersey Dresses. some royon dresses
in one or two piece styles. Were
1895 to l7.o5. Now 5.99
40 Wool Jersey BIouses and IT.
resuIor Cashmere Sweaters. Were
or if perfect, SOS to 1925. Now,
3.99
Down Stoirs Store, Sportsweor,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26

where agree with
me, too . . for
this lightweight,
boneless girdle
that walks and
won't ride up"
boasts 3 special
features:
IN pStGAisd erlss.
cross front hes .
double lAvAP AZ
Evening star., 1953-03-26

trouble and money. These rich,
havorful mushrooms have good
food value, too so say serve
them often! You'll like them like
this, for example!
Psrk vp pork chops "a rice wilh BInB
Whole Mushroom Crowns add
DinB Sliced Mushrooms 70 Ssswsd
chicken spark spaghetti sauce
with BinB choppsd Mushrooms.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
famous name rayon satin
glrdIes reduced, SEQ
wers 1850

Wonderful ssvinss, just IS In HE group.
Non-roII top, Zip closing, down. stretch
eIostie back, abdominoI control with
eIostie inner piece. light bonins. Aver
age and long lengths, sizes 2s to 80.
50 Woist Nippers, royon sotin. Sizes
28 to SO in white; sizes rs. 80 to 38
in black. Were Its. Now -----95e
IS PuIIon GirdIes, pink ond white, royon
and cotton, with high woistbond, small
size only. Were 3.3o. Now-----2.19
Down Stoirs Store, Corsets and Bros,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26

JUST IMAGINE BEING ACTION.
FREE IN A GlRDLE! You can in q
SARONG for it's the one
girdle that gives you superb figure
control plus complete freedom Of
action. Fashion editors every.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
save on straw hats, 1.57

81 in the group in many fIotterins styles.
Ideal for Easter porodins. White, beige,
black, navy and red.
Il royon velvet berets. were 3.95. Now,
97e
20 brown wool cops. were IS. Now s7e
10 white onseTa cops, were l.e5. Now,
97e
Down Stoirs Store, Millinery,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26

the only Mushrooms
broiled in pure
creamery butter -.
then packed in their
own h ea ven ly
broth. There's no
peeling, no trimming
and NO waste,
either which
saves YOU time,
Evening star., 1953-03-26

WHAT ARE YOUR eHILDREN'S
CHANCES Of growing up with
AAA0ky bodies. strong bones and
0o0nd tosth? Just giving them q
Oonic isn't enough help, you know
-: they need powerful nourish.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

SEEKING SOMETHING SPECIAL
70 make simple dishes taste sub
lime? Then get all 3 kinds Of
BinB Mushrooms :. for they give
glamour galore to countless low.
cost foods. That's because they're
Evening star., 1953-03-26
robes and pajamas reduced
.2,HH vere 3.S8 to 7.95

SO cotton busters and brunch coats plus
20 cotton quilted robes end cotton
quilted tounsins pojomos. From our
regular stock. large variety Of styles,
broken sizes.
Down Stoirs Store, Robes,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Oukton PTA Dance

The Parent Teacher Associa-
ton of the Oakton (Va) Ele-
mentary School will sponsor a
square dance at 8 pm. tomor-
row at the school.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
cotton bIouses
reduced for clearance, 1.15.
wers or if perfect, I.95 and 2.0S

40 In this Ierse group including assert-
cd styles snd eolors. Some with very
slight irresulorities. Sizes 81 TO SO.
Down Stoirs Store. Blouses,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26

THINK YOU CAN'T PLEASE all
NA0 family all the time at break.
EStf Well, you can when you
haNa POST.TENS on hand
Evening star., 1953-03-26
misses and Women's
dresses greatly reduced
600 Vers S.9S to 1925

80 In the sFoup including royon prints
end solid eolors. cosuaI and ofter-Fivs
styles, short and three-quorter sleeves,
ossovted eoIors. Sizes " 70 20 and l4h
to IAN.
Down Stoirs Store, Misses and
Women's Dresses, Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26

NoV NVthNOs SO0SS Crisp
Pest Ieasiias erap0.Nuts elakeS
SNOp0.Nuf1 Posts RSiSih er0R
Pests AoH 9'Sn Flakes
Your family will love each and
every one, know especially
KrinkleA the luscious sugar.
coated rice cereal and Sugar Crisp,
that honey of q candy-coated
puffed wheat cereal. And only
POST-TENS contains these two
leading Sweet-coated cereals
% for your best choice make your
GvOe choice POST.TENS.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
fabric remnants
DC 10 1,20 .oas 59c to 2.9S

800 yards in the group, mostly short
lengths. some slightly irregular, oil
greatly reduced for eleoronee. The fol-
lowing ore just few from the group:
plain and printed broodeloth. denim, oil
nyIon, Irish handkerchief linen, wool,
terryeIoth, orgondy, royon prints, stopIe
cotton.
Down Stoirs Store, Fobrics,
North Buildino
Evening star., 1953-03-26
ehlIdren's shoes
at reductions, 2.S9
II perfect sVoMld be 500 to 19S

so pairs In the group In broken sizes
and foetoTY rejects (sIishtIy iFresuIaV)
Styles for boys and girls.
Down Stoirs Store, ChiIdren's Shoes.
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26

for this wonderful a..
0ortment contains Z
different Post Cereals
IN 10 individual no
waste packages. And
what delicious, nu-
EritiouS treats they
are .. just listen:
Evening star., 1953-03-26
savings in girls apparel

100 girls bIouses in various Styles sizes to IA. Some
somples and slightly Irregular If perfect e5 Now. l.55
Ito H. Were and if perfect much more Now -----2.69
40 pIisse slips for girls eyeet TRIM white pink
to IL. Were lo5. Now
Down stors Store. Girls Apparel, Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26
BUY-LINES By Nancy Sasser

WOakh AdV0Tsia0 csma q IaIa0s NsW aad laiaosiaS
New York, March 46-Bring bloom Of fresh, new
radiant beauty % your ''winIer.weary" complexion
b. using DACCETT & RAMSDELL'S PerfecV
Golden Cleaning Cream-called "COIden" because
i contains COllOidal Gold. It's utterly different
from ordinary cleansing creams looks like pretty
pink strawberry whip, is smooth silk and never
Evening star., 1953-03-26

23 suits included in corduroy o. royon
sobardine, broken sizes ] to IL and
subteen sizes 10 to ~.
IA Girls Suits and jock
cts in mostly corduroy, 1850
broken sizes in group 1925 2.99
Down Stors Store. Girls Apparel.
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26

sale 800 pairs
nyIon mesh hose, Toe pair, 3 pairs 3'2S
All first quality hose from famous manufacturer. Nylon
mesh for longer wear smart oppeoronee Sizes S to H.
Down stoirs Store Hosiery Main Building
save 100 on Women's
sandaI-sirap wedges, 100 :sszs 2:29
200 pairs in the group. oil black suede medium width
sizes 4h to Sh. Pouor wedsis style ideal for spring
and summer
Down ssois Store. Womens Shoes Main Building
infants apparel -
300 cotton knit sleeveless shirts for summer, fine quot
800 eidrens cotton slips pisse and lawn the group
Down stors Store. Infonts' Apparel. Main Building
costume jeweIry al " price, 2 for loo
regularly LOO plus 7o96 FederoI
New spring assortment Of pins braeelets eurrnss end
necklaces to perkup and add slemour to your Eostsr
outfit Some styles in gold or silver color meto others
with shining simuated stones.
Down stoirs Store JeweIry. Main Building
specially priced bedding
300 fitted bed sheets. first quoity bIeoehed muslin type
$50 "Downey" feother pillows, filled with 1870
crushed chicken eothers IS % crushed turkey feohers
Corded edges, sturdy ticking. Regularly much more,
z for 500
twin size Hollywood beds including box springs on six
legs and innersprino notress. Regularly much more,
Down Stairs Store, Home Furnishings. North Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26
savings on boys apparel

~ PIostic Penehoss and
Reineo0ts, broken sizes:
smoII, medium, large.
Gun metoi oroy and yell
low ---------------
IS Eton Cops, royon
oobogdine; smolI, medi-
unn. large. Brown, ton,
blue and aroy -------
~ RubbePixed Rsincoots,
slight imperfections,
broken sizes, in yellow
and black, If perfect
would be -----------
80 Knit Shirts, fancy
stripes, crew neck, bro
ken sizes: --
Ia Sweet Shirts, cotton,
yellow, sizes 10 and II
II Cotton SeeTsueker Pa
jonas. foncy stripes ond
potterns, coot and MILDLY
styles, sizes l8 and 20
4 Boys Sureoots, royon
checks, quilted lining,
anchor buckle -----
Down Stoirs Store, Boys
Main BUILDING
Evening star., 1953-03-26

aesuc beauties while gen. and thoroughly away
4aa and inHe The Of this Perfect Golden Cream
created Dagge Ramsdel the Quality Creams is only
SzSO plus discover what beauty
Evening star., 1953-03-26
1b More Chicken
EI|l.|3l Frozen
Chicken Pot Pie!

Now more chicken in Morton
than ever before! No bone, NO fat,
no gristle-just big, meaty CHUNKS!
Tender, flaky top crust. No sOO0N
Undercrust! Colorful young garden
vegetables! Rich, delicious gravy!
No defrosting! Just bake till crust is
golden brown. Nutritious, money
saving one-dish meal! Bakes in only
80 minutes. Be sure you get ONLY
Morton Chicken Pot Pie!
Evening star., 1953-03-26
savings on cotton dresses,
1,A0 wsre 299

200 from which to choose, In pretty
prints and eerefFee checks. Upper end
tGilored styles, sizes ] z 10 20 and I4h
TO 24h.
Down stoirs Store, inexpensive Dresses.
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26
lingerie reduced
Inn were $50 to $50

l67 pieces in the group including royon
slips. buIbVisson gowns. rayon toffeto
pettieoots, cotton union suits (iobeied
for wool eontent), brushed Eoyon bed
jackets. Asserted styles. e0IoEs, broken
sizes.
Down Stoirs Store, Lingerie,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26
handbags at wonderful
reductions

l6 Genuine coIfskin Bass with inside
Upper, black or red. Were 500. Now,
500
s Brown cordoy Hendboss with inside
Upper. Were 7.o5. 800
loS Soddle Leothsr Belts in assorted
coIors and broken sizes. Were 200.
Handbags Plus 2Ooo Federal Tox
Down Stoirs Store, Handbags,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26

VeU SHOULD KNOW THIS about sleeping apsue Millions danger.
habit forming drugs but at last there's a
q
and contains barbturates hromdes A-vGlhfA
cocs in fact it's been cinicGly tested for safety MLG<
you don't need q prescription get from wv
your Druggist Many thousands of happy DORMN ~
will tell you how wonderful it is, too how -
helps them enjoy sound hahul sleep without jey after
effects Try DORN yourself this very night It's guaranteed to
promote sleep your money back!
Evening star., 1953-03-26
specially priced lamps

200 wrought iron hurricane eondIe lamps, black with
ceor frosted gloss chimney, l3" toll, holds regular
size eondle ----------------------- 90
$50 royon lamp shades with pillow piping rustresistent
frames, assorted coors. Sizes: W, l4", l6". 49,
Were 395. Now z.S5
40 famous name floor lamps, Sway lighting tolion
ZOO ceiling light fixtures screws in socket assorted
coIors and styles for bathroom living roonn Kitchen
Were 80. Now w---------------------
Down Stoin Store, Lomps North Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26

IT'S PAT-uP TIME remind you that Pure Spirits Of GUM
\7 TURPENT1NE the World's finest paint thtnneH
N Why? Because penetrates perfectly carrying the
~ V1 oil and pigment well into the surface where it locks
WA XSS in the film to make it durable and less liable
G&FN x scale crack. And it distributes the paint evenly
N-AN&STS.. makes it 60 farther Still GUM TURPENTINE
@SH0 less than Of the paint job dollar
e. small price pay for such priceless paint insurance
AdSMs y Nls 1s AAt oA" W
NW VoA u Mx
Evening star., 1953-03-26
mems famous.make dress shirts, SO
If perfect ,COuLd be 3.05 to 500
famous.make bras, 79' .esze LOO

100 in the group cotton and royon son, sizes 81 to a.
A, B. cups. Four styles from which to choose but not
every size in every style.
IS white nyon sirdes. Upper closure lightly boned front
elastic bock Two lengths sizes % to "a
Short sizes 28 to So long. Were 1000 Now ------5.ss
Down stors Store. corets and Bros Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26
suits for girls
greatly reduced, 4.88

,Uere 8.95 to 1925
Evening star., 1953-03-26

This is your opportunity to get your Easter gloves ot real
sovinss They're lovely 40 denier weight. offered
in white and some eoloEs, sizes 10 ].
Down stors Store, Gloves, Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-26

Down Stors Store, Home furnishings.
North Building
Evening star., 1953-06-21
MRS. FRANCIS A.
GALLAGHER III
The former
Miss Jean F. Dawson.

Miss Jean Frances Dawson.
daughter of Mrs. Lawrence A.
Dawson of Rockville, Md, and
the late Mr.. Dawson, became the
bride on June 20 of Mr.. Francis
A. Gallagher III, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gallagher of Providence,
r. I. The ceremony took place
at st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Chaplain P. j. Giegerich off1ci-
ating. A reception at the home
of the bride followed the wedding.
The bride, escorted by her
uncle, States Attorney Walter
w. Dawson, is a graduate of I'm
maculata College, Philadelphia,
where she received her B. s. in
dieteticS. She interned at Mayo'S
Clinic, Rochester, Mimi, and is
q lieutenant in the Reserve
Women'S Medical Specialist
Corps.
Mr.. Gallagher is a graduate
of the School of Foreign Service,
Georgetown University. He was
civilian adviser to Gen. MacAr-
thur in Japan until 1851.
The couple will live here.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Miss GoIdstein
70 Be Married

Mrs. Henry Goldstein Of WASH
ington announces the engage
ment Of her daughter Marlene to
Mr.. Allan L. Diener. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Diener. also Of this city.
The bride-elect is employed
with the Bureau of Internal
Revenue. Mr.. Diener Is a grad
uate OF Maryland University and
is currently attending the
Georgetown University School Of
Dentistry.
The wedding viii take place on
December 40.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Mrs. Bennett
Married Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jesse
Allgrove Of Tyngsborough. Mass,
announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Mrs. Jessemine ALL
grove Bennett to Mr.. william
Howard Falls. jr. He is the son
sof Mr.. and Mrs. Falls Of Gas
tonia. N. G. The bride is the
widow of 1t. John M. Bennett.
The ceremony took place at
st. Johns Episcopal Church in
washington on June 20.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

Zodioc print sun dress and
boIero. Red, green, gold
with block. II to 20.
Floral print sun dress and
frineed stole. Red. oquo,
moize or grey on white. II
to 20.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-23

Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-23
Chinese h Reds Siege US. Sailing Boat

HONG KONG, R-A 4O-foot sailing boat flying the American flag and carrying two US. news and radio correspondents and five others was captured Saturday by a Chinese Communist armed yes sel between Hong Kong and Macau, the Royal Naval Observa- tory said Friday night
 The craft was lowed toward Communist controlled Lapsamai Island, Is miles west of Hong Kong, the navy reported.
 The craft was believed to be the yacht Kert, owned by US. newspaper and radio correspon- dent Richard Applegate of Med ford, Oregon.
 Applegate, accompanied by h. ternational News Service Cores pendent Don Dixon left Hong Kong Saturday morning on pro- jected one-day- sail to Macau. They planned to pick up Inter national News Photo Service Pho tographer David Cicero at Macau for the return trip.
 Applegate came to Hong Kong recently after covering the war in Korea for sveral months for the United Press. He resigned from the news agency in Tokyo and has been representing the National Broadcasting Co. here.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-23
Mother Drowns Two Young Children to Save Them From PrivatiOn

JUNEAU, R - A mother who said she drowned two of her chill dren to save them from privation was arraigned on a first degree murder charge Friday. Police Chief Bernie Hulk said the woman, Mrs. Betty Ritter, 31, signed a confession she wheeled the children to the waterfront in a baby carriage and tossed them off a dock.
 The victims were Beverly Ann, IS nnonths, and Earl, one month old. Two older children were not harmed.
 The police chief said she told of planning to kill the children be- cause "there never was enough money, never enough food"
 US. Commissioner Gordon Gray said he had urged the woman to permit adoption of her children prior to her marriage year ago to Russell Ritter, a taxicab driver, but that she never would agree to. give up more than one. Before the marriage to Ritter she was on welfare rolls.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-23
REC To Die June 1854

WASHINGTON, R President Eisenhower and COP congression- al leaders Monday agreed to let the Reconstruction Finance Cor poration die June 30, 1854. 7.
 That is the date the govern ment's big lending agency is due to go out of business under pre- sent law. Some congressman want the REC to be abolished at the end of this year.
 Congressional leaders said liquidation of the agency already is under way.
 The decision was announced by House speaker Martin R-Mass) after the congressional leaders regular Monday morning confer ence with the President.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-23

Legal Blanks al The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-23
CARRYING LUNCH TOO FAR

ST. LOUIS, R-A man carrying his lunch in paper bag walked into a restaurant, sat down at a table and ordered coffe. After the coffee was served he complained it didn't have enough cream in it.
 While eating his lunch he spill ed coffee and cottage cheese on the tablecloth. Then he put the unconsumed part of his lunch back in the bag and told the proprietor to put it in the icebox and he would return tomorrow to finish it.