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Evening star., 1953-10-25

2nd-FL. 2-RM. OFFICE, lge. rm.,
kit. and bath. Also store on 1st fl.
for rent for lawyer. accountant, etc.
CO. 5-5027. -25
CENTRAL NV. LOCATION tPotomac
Pkwy: area9wTwo.st0ry st0 Bldg con, con-
loading dock, gas hot water heat
ample toilet facilities and private
parking for 10 or 12 cars; suitable
for wholesale distributors. archi-
tects and engineers. Office use, etc;
reasonable rental; poSs. Nov. !.
partment, SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
Realtors. 1905 H st. NV. MA.
BOG 11th ST. N.w.-o-story bldg.
19x2S on each A.; excel. for work
shop. warehouse, etc: reas. rent.
To INSPECT; call LEO M. BERNSTEIN IN
EXCEL. FOR CHINESE restaurant
bldg. with elev., reas.. rent: addnl.
space avail: # needed; Apply. LEO
N. BFRNsTEIN g. CO., 1415 K
ALEXANDRIA. VA.-Corner. 2-story
brick building. containing approx.
private offices, large display room
and storage space: especially suit
able for combination retail whole
sale. distributors. etc: vacant: rea-
sonable rent. Consult Mr.. Taylor
or Mr.. Jenkins. Leasing Depart
Realtors. 1905 H st. NV, Ma
RESTAURANT. so seats: nearby Va:
lease to tenant with $4,000 capital:
fine references. Box 263-x. Star.
$500 so.-FT. Ist-FL. SPACE in
shopping center with plenty of free
parking, on busline. we'll suited for
..IBERT H. SS5i4EfS' coHEN CO. "a. SIeie6i. 81 f.
COMMERCIAL and light industrial
monthly all or half. Parking. 503
Rhode Island ave. ne, Weekdays
SHOP OR WAREHOUSE. new build
bnsrd bns des osdns space st 9tS Of sh at, tall
coiMBINATFiioN NeeAGTHs' GAS $; STATION. +.
store and residence on cor. at nrby
Potomac. Md. Call IA. 9-22OI.
TO RENT OR LEASE. to white per-
soI1in0ed son0de .pns Gfee ,spaee' and one
bet. 9-5. Mon. through Fridav. 90
LOT, COR. 36th AND BENNING RD.
N.E.-Now occupied as used-car lot:
2-car garage. running wate~ and
vel Lighted; reas. rent, MR.. ALIEN
$50, WIS wiz AVE. sErHEsD.. MD MD -
BaTktqg BEk6sg OF 9,6s05; ewes oil
RENT OR LEASE, commercial prop
erty, community type BLDG; 1000
So. IT.: main street, ~ blks from
Fairfax Courthouse JA. 7-224S
bet. % Mon. through Friday 30
1St COMMERCIAL-Rear 3927 Geor-
gla ave. NV, Small shon with of7ce
on 2nd fl, $50 per mo. RE. 7-11S3
FOR RENT-Start business of your
Swn artenf mice IN and EU living
sonable rent. l. B BROOKS, Orange
FIRST FRS Gown. Giid4' store and rms.
downstairs 4 rms. upstairs; suit.
for barber shop. dry cleaning or
fnack RA sis5a7 1aT 1913 18th ST. ne. ga Gall
1900 BLK. WILSON BLDG. All
Commercial, 6-rm, dwelling. vacant,
Sl25 mo, THos, G. MAGRUDER
1916 WILSON BLvD.-6 rms, re-
sna s9dd boms mmes sgs P0sS mo ide1 a. fQF sf46S Gce
R0ssLYN-From ! 200 to j. 500 50 50
engineering firm, lab, iieht as
sembly work. etc. with reserved
sFTTERg FRTaTTEiRg ph,Nt 4; N ROTH ta,tFn RE 7z5%%iO
Quarters available. size 5ox75, with
full basement and 3,60O-lb. elevator
to loading dock: private parking.
May be leased in whole or part
Call Mr.. Holland. H. G. SMTT Y
CO.. S11 18th st. NV. ST. 3-3300.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WITH APPROXIMATELY
100000 cash will purchase sound
apartment and store properties.
OLIVER T. CARR, Realtor. MA
S-2S65 and MA. S-S093 -26
HAVE CLIENTS for all types of COM
mercial and investment properties
st. NV, DI 7-5d15. -'i -''''
HAVE MANY clients who will buy
for cash or terms. For quick ac-
ton call MR.. SOTIROS at DI.
1853; eyes,, ia. 9-5910. -27
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
S2775n

This gorgeous new 3-bedrm.. ga bath
brick rambler was built for the dis
eliminating purchaser. 1t is located
IN an exclusive N. Arl. neighborhood
on q nicely landscaped lot approx.
so by 100, and features an attrac.
work; spacious liv. rm. with lge. pic
ture window and ;firepl., a separate
and loads Of cabinet space; rear
screened porch with patio below, full
daylight bsmt. with picture window
affording panoramic view. When you
see these features, plus a 30-in. attic
fan. colored bath fixtures, etc. COM
bined with finished product that
can only be obtained from 1st-clasS
craftsmen. you will agree this is a
bargain on today's market. Open
Sat. and Sum-, 2 till dark. Direc-
tions: Out Lee hwy. to N. Glebe rd.,
right to Old Dominion dr.. left to
George Mason dr., left to Williams
burg blvd, right to N. Emerson and
nADWIN DEAF nv
Evening star., 1953-10-25
18 ADtS,

Nr. 18th and Chaplin. unfurnished.
tenants pay elec. Rent over $4,000
annually. Good cond.. less than Is
yrs. old. Always full. Low expenses.
$4,000 cash should handle.
GEORGE J. SCHUYLER
1400 L St. NV MA. S-0O1O
Evening star., 1953-10-25
G z
NEW 5-FAMILY APT.

NEW U-E AIW1AI AE =.
gross yearly income, So, ,966; prop
erty nets $2,417.7O yr. on cash
down payment of $13,500; price,
S33.500. r. S. BLACKSTONE.
Realtor, 1016 18th st. NV. MA
S-2690 or OIL. 4-6707
Evening star., 1953-10-25

EACEL. FUR CHINESE reSLaufanL-7
Ord. fir and bsmt.. consisting of
app. 5000 So. it.; newly remodeled
bldg. with elev.: reaS. rent: addnl.
space avail if needed Apply LEO
NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 x
ST NV ME- S-5400
Evening star., 1953-10-25

,,-UE4- bRICA
Attractive brick in excel. cond Sun
deck above garage, front and rear
entrance to each apt. full pslnt.; Gil
h.-w.h.; annual rental. S3.2G0. SEN
sibly priced at S21. 500. Call Mr.
URBAN CO. -25
Evening star., 1953-10-25
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

2nd-FL. 2-RM. OFFICE, lge. rm,
kit. and bath. Also store on 1st fl.
for rent for lawyer. accountant. etc
CO. 5-5027. -25
Evening star., 1953-10-25
COUNTRY PROPERTY
BLUE RIDGE MTS.

HOUSE for restora-
ton, small acreage. Phone Leesburg
766-,J-o
Evening star., 1953-10-25

DICK BASSETT, Realtor
MULTIPLE LISTING BROKER
Specializing in Va Since 1928
IA. 2-5O57 JA 2-4S11
Evening star., 1953-10-25

1926 9th ST. NV.
App. 1000 so. it.. in whole or in
part; fireproof bldg.: reas. rent;
STEIN q CO.. 1415 K st. NV,
Evening star., 1953-10-25

50. It. commercial land for apart
ments, stores. contractors yard,
storage. Lee. S-room, 2-bath mod
ernized frame house. For residence,
ANTIQUES, tea room. ofices, orEaniza-
ton, lodges; 2-car garage, S37,600.
JU, o-747S,
Evening star., 1953-10-25

IAN YOU 1IP IHlS!
Almost 25es return on your invest
ment besides equity Brand-new g.
unit apt. bldg. Each with 2 bedrms
Tenants pay for own heat. hot
water, gas and electricity. Cali
any time. NE. S-65S0. ARNOLD
Evening star., 1953-10-25
WHITE HOIISE MIC

Large former residence converted
into efic. apis. fully leased. Key
property for future expansion in
this area. JOHN r. DeSIBOUR &
CO., WO. 6-63Sl: ewes. AID. 2-439g.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

$17.91O CAN BUY THIS modern .
yd.-old semidet. brick-built 3 apis
located in Capitol View: tenants
furnish utils: approx. $4,000 Ist
ssaoo Essej ins4m: R% sS7i 100 rR ReF s47ed y Ex
FoUR-UNIT APT.-Excel. Sc. rental
area; income $332S. Asking Sc, 500
above LIST trust. RA. 6-7611 before
FoUR"UNIT-Each 2 rms. and bath; a
conv. downtown NV. bldg. BY
OWNER. $4,000 down. Box 401-v
4-FAMILY modern duplex. near 4th
and Kennedy SITS. NV. Each apt.
Kitchen, bath, concrete screened
rear porch, individual gas h.-w h.
Bldg. in excellent condition through
out. Rent at S65 a month each
apt. Refined white tenants; pay all
utilities. $4,000 1st trust on low
m interest 5Ga payment plan. OWNER
sPECiAIwsolid a-story store and
ONCE building, Silver Spring; S12.-
500 income. Price. 100000 firm,
cash above trust. Box 27S-Y. Star.
BEST RENTAL LOCATloN-Tenants
pay heat and utils.; low upkeep; 81
apt. brick; l bedrm.; on bus. Trades
considered. McCUNE. 10. 3-6SS9.
-25
COLORED-APT. SITE, plans ana
building permit, for immediate start
13 units; protected income, S13,740
Good sc. location. OWNER. Box
BUnIflDER WILL SELL 1-yr.-oid. s.
unit brk. apt. bldg; Sc. facing pub
lie park property; $4,000 cash
over S45. 900 1st trust; excel. constr.
Excel. return. Box ask, Star.
DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUM.
STANCES, private party wants to
3-apt. bldg. on State park; will be
finished Dec. /; must be seen to
appreciate. Call JU. o-0126. -25
Evening star., 1953-10-25
This IS TT
SHANNON & LUCHS co

" AOS44O W
1909 CONN. AVE. NV
Approx. 14'X43 with balcony;
rear entrance; heat furn. Suit
Reasonable rent. Vacant. Con-
suit Mr.. Young or Mr.. Jenkins.
1905 COLUMBIA RID. NV
Beautiful store in Ontario The
ater Bldg. and adjoining John
winston Chain Candy Co. APP
prox. 14'X60; full basement;
reaoh1n rear entrancf rnef Vacant, Rea- Gr
Taylor or Mr.. Young,
1882 LEE HIGHWAY, ARL.,
VA. (near Glebe Rd.)-In same
block with Peoples Drug and
across street from Safeway.
Approx. 1880. Gas blower
heater; asphalt tile floor; rear
entrance; private customer
vacant. VACANT consuit sit0Hfoie Mr. JeuEns. fns.
PoWHATAN SHOPPING
CENTER. ALEX. VA.-Excel-
lent store available for bakery
or gift shop. Approx. 1880.
with part basement. Develop
ment contains Peoples Drug,
Acme Super Market. hardware,
and many other successful mer-
chants. Immed. poss. Very
reasonable rent. Consult Mr.
Taylor or Mr.. Jenkins.
JEFFERSON VILLAGE SHOP
PING CENTER (Arl Blvd. and
Annandale Rd.), Falls Church
Va. Additional storss to be
built immed. to suit tenants in
this established shopping cen
ter now containing chain
super-market, drug. hardware.
theater and many other sue
ceSsful merchants. For details.
consult Mr.. Taylor or Mr.. Gen-
kins.
Consult Leasing Department
SHANNON & LUCHS
Realtors Since 1906
sos H" st. NV. MA. S-23i
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Charming Log Lodge

OIIdTIIIIIIg Log IOuge
On Hemlock Bluff, facing a bend OF
distance to Wash. A 4Ox4O au-
thentic log cabin equipped for year
round modern living. Completely
and tastefully furn. Bath, cleo.
phone. floor furnace, deep we'll, hot
water. Sale includes 40 acres of
beautiful woodland with long 'front.'
age on river navigable for miles
Dock, boat, and outboard motor.
Good fishing and hunting, Sale by
owner: $1S,500. Write Box Sly.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
CLOSE-IN N. ARLINGTON
ALL-BRICK RAMBLER

Located close to transp. and easy
walk to the nottingham School. g.
yr.-old tmmac. all-brick rambler
Spac. 24-ft. liv. rm., 3 real bedrms.,
EXCEL. CLOSET SPACE, ia baths
Lge. kit. with unique breakfast bar
Secluded screened porch with out
bsmt. Terrific yard. EXCELLENT
TERMS. IMMED. POSSESSION;
S19,500.
To inspect: Out Lee hwy. to Quantico
ST., right on Quantico to 26th st.,
left on 26th to Sycamore, right TO
our open sign, 2613 N. Sycamore st.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Attention Investors
15-UNTT APT. HOUSE

Nearby Arlington: very desirable To-
cation. Property located in conll.
gone. Fully rented, Low rents; close
to everything.
j. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1882 K st. NV. ST. S-ssoO
Evening star., 1953-10-25
PINES, VIENNA, VA
REDWOOD RAMBLER-$15,500

California redwood rambler, situated
on l2-acre wooded lot with white
Tanch-;type fence, Just. L yr. old
rm Te' IS Is-FT Tn DE T!'G Luxe fPi EogIpPEh Sen eaf
KIT. 2 twin" bedrms. Screened
porch. Lge. detached garage.
BLK. TO TRANSP. Assume present
lge. 4laeS 1st trust.
To inspect: Drive out Lee hwy. to
Broad st. (center OF Falls Church).
Turn right on Broad (Route No. ~
APPROX. mi. to TySons Corner.
Turn left to Berry st. Gnside Vienna
city limits), left on Berry l blk, to
property on left.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
AT LAND VALUE

containing approx. $500 50. It. with
adjoining parking area, is for sale
at land value only; building In need
of modernization; when work ccm-
pleted. 1t will still be bargain;
modern amount cash required; eX-
cellent location in GeoreetCwn. Call
Mr.. Smith, WO. 6-t7t0.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA.
S-5500 --2S
Evening star., 1953-10-25

81 mi. from D. C. 4-bedrm. rambler
with all mod. convenienceS, compl.
furnished. Finest view. cool, acceS-
sible and private. Practical for year.
around living. For immed. sale. price
reduced to $4,000 with II acres;
additional acreage avail. Bluemont.
Va. o4Ho: Or LA o-n4k2
Evening star., 1953-10-25
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

TO BUY OR LEASE-5.O 900 So. it.
bldg. plus 10000 So. #. land for
ice cream distribution. Call Mr..
WILLIAMS, LII. 4-531l, -26
Evening star., 1953-10-25
$4,000 SO. FIT. FLOOR SPACE

COMMERCIAL SITE, NV.
OF one acre, 290-ft. prominent 'front.'
age. Suitable for Improvement, for
organization headquarters, whole
saler or drive-in operator. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411. Ewes,
call EhG 2-401E
Evening star., 1953-10-25
5506 Connecticut Avenue

Three-room Office suite in well-main-
tanned building, $3.50 monthly to
responsible party.
CALL J, H. KNOX
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th Street NV. DI. 7-6s3o
Evening star., 1953-10-25

PHONE MR.. TERMS, DE. 2-7245
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
T3S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S30
Evening star., 1953-10-25
FOLLOW
the
METZLER
ARROWS
All Open, 1-6 PM.

SPACIOUS HOME
EXCLUSIVE BELLEVUE FOREST
From entrance foyer step-down liv
rm. to library-all details in thi
home spell graciousness. 3 lge
bedrms., 3Ia baths. Full bsmt. witt
maids quarters. Garage. BEAUT1
SHELTERED PATIO.
tt" INSPECT: Out Lee hwy. to Military
rd., right on Military rd. to .30tf
st, right on 3oth st. to N. Pollard
left on N. Pollard st. to 3066 N
Pollard st.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Downtown Location

DVW11UOW11 LOCdU1UII
For wholesaler or distribu-
tor. Beautiful, 2-year-old
bldg. with 5000 So #, of
display and Office area On
= floors; partially air-condi-
toned Shop and loading
facilities Mr.. Denston, ewes.
WO H-RQ1i
Evening star., 1953-10-25
CAFRITZ

1925 Eye st. $500 So. IT. ready 10
move into on 2-year sub-lease.
Ninth floor with splendid north
light; carpeting II desired. Consult
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. s-2346
Evening star., 1953-10-25
ATTRACTIVE DUTCH COLONIAL
O.6OO-EXCELLEN TERMS

Step into this house and you will see
This is where would like to live. "
WALL WALL cARPETING ING AND CoRNIcEs
IN LIV. RM. AND DIN. RIM. 3 real
bedrms. Full bsmt. with lge. rec.
rm and lge. workshop. Beautiful
wooded corner lot.
To inspect: Out Lee hwy. to Fairfax
DIR. Gin Falls church,, right on Fair
fax to Yucatan st. HOUSE IS ON
CORNER.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

MD.-Store 2Ox62 with
full bsmt. located on Wisconsin ave
Suitable for most any type business.
Avail. in so days; off-street parking
Call Mr.. Holland, H. G.. SMITHY
CO., S1l 18th st. NV. ST. 3-330O.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

5,4OO SOFT. Ist-FL. SPACE in
shopping center with plenty of free
parking. on, busline. well suited for
@LsERT III H. SS5ilEfS coHEN CO, "a. S9eiesii. 81 f.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
Allied Explainers Fail
 In Fourth Try To Win Back Any of 13O Koreans

PANMUNJOM, R- Allied ex- plainers Saturday whipped an ap- parent maneuver by 40 pro Red war prisoners to disrupt the LIN. Commands interview timetable, but failed for the fourth straight day to win back single one of the converts to Communism.
 South Korean Army officers blocked the showdown tactics by fellow countrymen who refused to return home and talked with 40 prisoners before the 4:3O p. m. deadline. But their score remained zero with a total of 130 South Koreans interviewed.
 The Allies probably will start meeting with the p reluctant Am ericans and 1 British captive in eight or nine days.
 Defiant Korean prisoners Sat- urday demanded longer. explan- ations and refused to leave inter view tents when ROK officers wound up attempts to woo them home
 The explainers solved the at tempted showdown by simply walking out of the tents and moving on to talk with other pri- soners awaiting interviews. Left alone, the prisoners quickly made up their minds and walked out the door leading back to Com munist rule.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
Eisenhower To Deliver Dramatic
 Challenge to Russians To Join In
 Workable Disarmament Program

FUCKERS TOWN, Bermuda, R - President Eisenhower flies direct to New York tomorrow to deliver a dramatic new western challenge to Russia to join in working out a plan of disarma- ment and atomic control for world periled by the hydrogen bomb threat.
 With the backing of Britain's Prime Minister Churchill and the French leaders here for the Big Three conference, Eisenhower in a major address to the United Ma tions General Assembly is ex- pected to suggest a fresh approach to the knotty international atomic problem which has been caught in the wise of Soviet Western dead lock for seven years.
 The development overshadow- CO 'tllC Sllllt O1 LllC Gc1hS COQdy iCo Far Eastern problems, including Frances war in Indochina and negotiations for a Korean peace conference, and continuing British and American efforts to press the French for early approval of the rearmament of West Germany.
 The Big Three talks were due to close late this afternoon or to- night with a communique sum- ming up their work.
 Eisenhower and Churchill, along with US. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, British Foreign Sec retary Eden and French Foreign Minister Bidault, at, their sessions yesterday completed the drafting of a note to Russia, reportedly agreeing to a Big Four foreign ministers meeting in Berlin, pos sibly in early January.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
Iranian Troops Fire On Anti-BritiSh Rioters

TERRAIN, Iran, R - Iranian troops fired into a crowd of anti British demonstrators at Tehran University today, killing two per sons and wounding another.
 It was the first public violence in Trans heavily patrolled capi- tai since Premier Fazollah Zahedi announced Saturday that his gov ernment had resumed diplomatic relations with Britain.
 Following his announcement, the powerful Moslem leader, Ava tullah Kashani, threatened to or der a campaign of national mourning''-the wearing of black arm bands, displaying of black flags and shouting of anti-British slogans-to protest the action.
 Kashani told an interviewer, however, he would not call out mobs for street demonstrations as this might cause bloodshed.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
Vicksburgg, g, Miss, Hit by Tornado, Is Disaster Area

VICKSBURG, Miss, lR m Res cue workers in tornado-battered Vicksburg resumed at dawn to- day the ghastly job of searching the city's ruins for more victims of the death funnel which killed at least 28 persons.
 Dawn brought the noise of steam shovels, bulldozers and shovels after a heatless, shivering night for the 28,000 residents who piled on blankets.
 Civil Defense and military lead CTS estimated the damage at 25 million dollars.
 President Eisenhower last night declared the historic old city a disaster area, authorizing emer- gency funds to help rebuild 12 blocks of stores, homes and ware houses violently leveled Satur- Qay mgnL.
 One-fifth of the city was with out electricity. All of the city was without natural gas - the only heating and cooking fuel for most homes. Temperatures dropped to A in the city and was near the fraazino r,Oint in tha suburbs
 The twister aimed its deadliest punch at small children. Ten youngsters between the ages of two and 10 were among the dead.
 Airmen from Greenville Air Force Base and National Guards men patrolled the streets, guard ing against footing.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
Ambassador Dean Skips Meeting with Communists

PANMUNJOM, LR - The chief US. delegate unexpectedly skip ped today's negotiations with the Reds on a Korean peace confer ence and instead met with South Korean President Syngman Rhee at Seoul, possibly to talk over the dragging talks.
 As Ambassador Arthur H. Dean talked with Rhee, aide Kenneth Young sat in for him at Panmun- jom in a meeting he termed "a move forward"
 Young said all points of the negotiations were discussed by both sides but gave no indication of any concrete progress.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
Washington and
 Alaska Gamblers Buy Most Stamps

WASHINGTON, R - Records made public by the Internal Rev. enue Service on the sale of Gam blers' Occupation Tax Stamps Sunday would seem to indicate that the State of Washington and the Territory of Alaska are the most openly gambling-minded of the nations GA revenue districts.
 At the same time the records show no sales at all in fiscal 1853 in lower Manhattan in New York City, Honolulu and Augusta, Me.
 As for Washington and Alaska, the revenue service report on sales of the $50a-year wagering stamps show 3,725 of the stamps were sold in fiscal 1853.
 Internal revenue collections in the Seattle district for the year ending last June 30 show the Seattle district collected $851,617,- 900 this year, compared to $799 million the year before.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
Ceremony Aboard The
 Arizona Pays Tribute To Her 1,1O2 American Dead

PEARL HARBOR, R = Ten American sailors will hold a simple, quiet ceremony Monday aboard a dead battleship.
 They will lay wreaths and raise the colorS over the rusted tomb of 1,1O2 other Americans on the Arizona.
 She went down 12 years ago to- day - quiet Sunday morning that erupted-in an awesome at tack by Japanese planes and subs that almost wiped out the US. fleet in its Pearl Harbor nest.
 The war that followed took all most four years to end in another harbor-Tokyo Bay - aboard an- other battleship the mighty Missouri.
 One of the 10 men picked by the Navy was aboard the Arizona when it was hit.
 The sailor, c. H. Lamb of Adams, Minn., is now a Chief Aviation Electronics Mate. He was blasted into the water.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
Returned Japanese POW Reports Seeing American Prisoners In Siberia

TOKYO, R-A Japanese pri- soner of war recently repatriated from Russia said today he saw American prisoners" in a prison southeast of Vladimir.
 Tadashi Maeda, 58, a former navy captain and military attache, made the statement in testimony before the repatriation committee of Japan's house of representa- tives.
 Maeda is one of 811 Japanese returned from Russia last Tues day.
 Reporters were seeking Maeda for possible elaboration on his statement, particularly regarding American prisoners.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
Dempsey's Girl Friend Breaks Engagement and "Takes A Powder"

NEW YORK, R Mrs. Estelle Auguste, who last night cancelled plans to marry former heavy weight boxing champion Jack Dempsey, left today by plane for Florida.
 The rich and pretty widow an- nounced the breakup last night with a statement that "oil and water simply won't mix.'
 We're just too different" she said, three days after she had an nounced she would marry the for mer boxer.
 Dempsey had stalked out of her apartment in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel a few minutes before she announced the engagement was broken.
 Asked how she reached her de- cision that an oil-and-Water sit uation existed, she said:
 T always knew it, but I didn't think it would make such a vast difference until our engagement was announced
 II found many of my friends would not accept him was told that if I married Jack Demp- sey You can go with the sport ing crowd. Don't bother us'."
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
Un-American Activities Committee Hears Bridges Attended Red Meetings

SAN FRANCISCO, R - The House Un American Activities Committee concluded it's West Coast hearings with testimony that longshore leader Harry Bridges in 1946 attended a closed meeting of the various heads of waterfront unions along the Pa cific Coast who were Communist party members"
 Saturdays final witness, James Kendall, 31, former sailor, swore ''there was no doubt in any body's mind that there was no- body there who was not a Com munist."
 Bridges replied in statement:
 'I myself have testified to more in my various trials. I have never made any secret of seeking any help when a strike might be pending. However, in this case, so far as I know, the man (KendalD has never met me in his life"
 Bridges added that he previous ly has denied Communist mem bership.
 He recently won Supreme Court reversal of his 1850 convic- tion of perjury on charges of lying when he denied Communist membership at at naturalization hearing.
 The Justice Department is un- derstood to be readying new de naturalization proceedings against him, based on information from Kendall and others.