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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

OUTER SILVER sPRING-2-bedrm.
hungaloE IN excel. cond.. modern
kit. finished rms. IN 6stnt.. "
blk. from shopping center and
transp. Only Sl0,95O with low
5000: MODERN REALTY i CO.. 4 J..
Ju. 7-5350. Open till o pm.
IEXPANDABLE BUNGALOW, $13,00O.
S1Sn SoWs fa on ssnt ssass a Al lpS sonS Sor Win Win
utils. roughed in Many extra fea-
lures. Level fenced lot. Assume
GI loan with low down payment.
Don't mis-. seeing this! Cali Mrs.
EEAiTY Co. oIUoes: JU. s-5s56. 6noP5sS opeS
MAR "a Z Ms. nR K..-open ! to dark,
4-bedrm.. all-brick home; 1h baths,
hrst fir. powder room. rec. room
with fireplace in bsmt.; built-in
garage; side porch; best neighbor-
Excel bss ssf out eSSiSsRifaces coiesViiie rd an to
drive, right to Rowan I'd. and open
MODERN REALTY Co. Ju. 1850.
BOND 'isi BRICK P.T; RAMBLER. s1s,aso.
Open ] to dark; A real show place.
equipped kit. on level lot with
Lsnch-type fencing, many extras; .
blocks to school and bus. Out
I'd, Ta,.osf left to valleywood drive. left to
HE. 4-42S6. MODERN REALTY
co Jn. f-53sa Omen till o pm.
wEEk-END SPECIAL-For sale by
celIent contra a5srae b5is 5sSrS bunESl9g
rm., fiTepl. with mirror. kit. ex-
pandable attic. util. rm., storm
windows. Venetian blinds; fenced-in
% by l50 lot: shade trees; / blk.
70 bus stop; couple blks. to. school,
cantsI cnurcnes and Wheaton shopping
will remain open until sold. S1S.-
s-BEDRM. COLONIAL. $G4.sSo D's - !,
Open / to dark. Brick and frame
paps All rooms Ieyel rodS St 1s sdOpnS @
basement, equipped kitchen, sepa-
rate dining rrn. A desirable close-in
location near schools, bus and shop
ping Out Piney Branch I'd. to Old
Bladensburg rd., right to Forston
drive, right to Barron st. and open
Ju 5Th 57os4 & MopESN MoEaEsy sEAPTY RI PPTsRissS co
JU. 1880; Open till 8 pm.
ggiss 50 Iet; oL; a.$54s or OIL. a-O447..
LARGE 3-BEDRM. HOME. completely
redecorated. in MONTGOMERY Hills
section of Silver Spring. Modern
cleo. kit, separate dining rm.. flrst-
floor powder rm: fenced corner lot:
several porches, full bsmt. Priced
low at S18.a50. Call Mr.. Hannen.
DE. 2-6653, MODERN REALTY CO..
~; 1880; Open till 3 pm.
with dining, L, lge. kit. tiled bath,
$15,25O, S2.750 down; payments
less than rent. Mr.. Smith, CO.
5-S992, COUNTY INVESTMENT,
INC. JU. S-5100.
CHARMING WHITE BRICK rambler,
decorated in Georgetown fashion but
with suburban spaciousness; 3 large
bedrms.. large. living rm, with pic
ture window. full dining rm., dream
patio: No basement. $16,25O. 10.
BRICK BUNGALOW under
market at $13,500. APPROX / year
old; top condition. Attractive kit
dining combination with metal cab
inets, full bsmt. on ideal lot adj
jaeent to Sligo Park. Assume large
81 loan. For PROMPT INSPECTION call
REALTY CO., JU. 7-5350. Open
one M BLOCK I G OFF GEORGIA ave-
Open / to dark. 3-bedrm. rambler
with large separate dining rm., kit.
with table space. fireplace, picture
window, large level fenced lot.
e. sye to Pyers Eisn N MN aTSs Td left PIN
REALTY CO., JU. 7-5350. Open
Till p.I1.
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HII,ICREST

Open Sun. 1-dark; $3.50 Highwood
DIR. Sc. Colonial brick; Ist a.. lee.
liv. rm. with open stairway. full
size din. rn.. mod. kit; 3 bedrms.
and tile bath on End A.: disappear
ing stairway to lge. storage attic:
finished, shower bath. ess h..w.h.;
detached gar; priced to sell today
at l$2I950. Dir: Out Penn. ave. to
300 block. left ON Carpenter st. to
HiFhwood dr.. a. ]. MOORE 10.
9-91l0s eyes., 20. 6-2437.
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Colored-Vacant
Woodridpn Run0alom

BOIL 26th ST. N.E.-Beautifull,
landscaped .garden; flagstone patio
California shingle home. redecorated
~ NINE me cs TASTE; ,ri 6edTms.. hy; rm. with
English breakfront: kitchen, ultra
modern bath with glass brick wall:
full basement. oil h.-w. heat. Reas
price, mo; .pymts. like rent. Owner
may consider your house In trade,
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
917 18th ST. NV. ST. 3-455s
Ewes. y sUNpAX-RA. S-604S
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HILLCREST
HIGH POINT
HIL,LCRES1,

Beautiful center entrance. About s
yrs. old, in new-house condition.
Consisting Of reception hall, Nv,
rm., 20 by Is with fireplace: ige.
din.. rm.. den. spac. kit, powder rm.
on 1st mr.: 8 double bedrms., ample
closets, tile baths. sundeck on
End flr, Attic; attr. rec. rIn.. Is BY
% with fireplace. Complete bar.
powder rm., lge. util. rm. Attr.
shrubbed lot, 20 by 100. This home
is complete in every detail and
nation call Mr.. Curling witt, r. q.
DUNNE, HO. 2-0700: ewes. and
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BETHESDA
OPEN / TO DARK

OFEN l 10 DARK
An outstanding value in Bethesda.
This most attrac. new 3-bedrm, ),
bath. and hall. rambler, on q ige.
nIsa9S, Ioyaix corner lot is located In the
Bethesda. away from trafic, and yet
only one blk. TO public and parochiai
schools and 2 blks. to transp. Priced
81 only S20,950. we believe this to
pc the, best value In Bethesda today.
immed. possess. Directions: Wis.
ave. to Bank Of Bethesda, left on
and right 8 blks. to open sign.
EDWARD F. FRY co.
OIL. 4-62f2 724o wis. Ave.
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BETHESDA

WYNGATE-$17. 800 UP
Outstanding location. You
cannot beat the CONVENT
ENcE To SCHOOLS Is. = the
LARGE RooMY HOMES with
provements in. PLUS ofil
street parking-at q price ynu
can AFFORD with reas. down
and monthly PAYMENTS, Only
a few left. plus Is more new
homes to be built. Come. out
now end INSPECT.
TO REACH: Out Old George
town I'd. to Beech, turn left
2 blks. to Wilmott, right to
Adelaide DIR. and our homes.
THE SCOTT ROBINSON CO
Builders. OIL. 2-743S
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

l6O DARLINGTON ST. s.W.-hrick:
bedrnns.: full bsn1t. with tile floor.
CT financing. NEWCOMB REALTY
SERVICE. 20. 2-7655. --26
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28o1 5th 5Hh>'isST ST. NE.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-5

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5
eemidet. cor. brick home, consisting
Of 8 lovely rms. and tile bath. full
bsmt. with gas h.-w.h., attached
gar; front, side and rear yard;
property Just redec. and in excel.
cond.; priced for quick sale. with
reas. down pymt. Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Elk. 3-24s0, 1113 nth st. NV.
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ARGYLE CLUB ESTATES
OPEN To <

10o36 TENBROOK AVE.
det. Colonial brick home.
Living rrn.. dining rm., kit. 3 bed
rms, 115 baths; basement, gas heat.
Anchor fenced: mr.. everything; low
down payment, assume GI loan.
Dir: Ga. ave. to Forest Glen rd..
right to Tenbrook. left to house.
ST. 3-3466; eyes,. HE. 4-4296.
TANEN REALTY co.
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WE SELL HOUSES


SILVER SPRING AREA
ALL OPEN SUNDAY. DARK
12soe Baker drTo reach coesvIe Mssdowood shop
1oeo3 cscEsa aveTo reach; open"
Dedrm brick Colonial screened porch; $17.260
g302 saybrook colesyie Fraukln
reht saybrock Distinctive 3bedm. brick Colonial
tached garage; S205O0.
1920 scuthmoo reach ccIesvte risht
Cod bedrms LIST NJ large room End NJ $20750
1920 Brisbane stTo reach GEORGIA ave, August
right Brisbaps brick Colonial excellent eondiOn
2z24 ccon drTo reach: 18th hwy 70
Colonial; attached S23.500 ~
GeorEa left on plyers MIN
left
rambler fenced lot; $l6750.
4-bedrm, lot: 81 $50 ~
9112 Providence right Franklin
Cod near new school; large level lott S19.5O0
reach; qeosa ave. left on Flyers MN
right
bedm brick rambler many extras large level
THOMPSON & GRAY
s1s ELLSWORTH DR. ~ $500
n zen HaRfp
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Bethesda Area-$24, $50

OFF OLD GEORGETOWN RID.
CASH, $4,000 DOWN
Brand-new brick. Four bedrms., lh
baths, including powder rn., lst a.
extra-size modern KIT; full bsrnt..
gas a;-e.. heat, extra closets end
linen lockers throughout: splendid,
large, level lot. UnQuestionably
the very best buy in this market;
unneard-of terms. to right pur-
,.. GmaSsr. Can Capt. Irby, F. A.
EM. 3-l29O; ewes. RA. H-14Dn --0R
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FORT DUPONT PARK AREA-TWO-
YEAR, 5-RoOM, SEMIDET. BRICK.
ASSUME LARGE CT LOAN
New-house condition: deep, level,
schools, shops and transp.: must
sen now. Any offer considered.
Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136, ATLAS
REALTY co. ST. 3.736S. .--25
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BENSvILLE-S5,50e, full price; at
trac. house, 2-acre lot, I6 mi; D. e.
HONEY. HU. 3-5410. -25
GRACIOUS COLONIAL HOME in
choice location. Three bedrooms,
fully. equipped kitchen. sun parlor
fireplace. For details write or phone
Annapolis 1856.
w. r. BRINKLEY
916 POPLAR ST.
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
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Chevy Chase Rambler

Chevy Chase Rambler
3 Bdrrns., 2 Baths, $22 $50
otEN SUN. l TO s. Brick and red.
wood, 8 mos. old; center hall; Ice.
liv. rm. .w/firepl., din. rm. u-beds
rm. knotty-pine paneled); lge. all.
sisf' fi,iS Kit kis; wndisposal dishwasher;
gas a.-c. heat; lge. lot. Q blks. to
tranSp., schools. shops. Dir. !:
North on 18th st. to East-West hwy,
left past Grubb rd, list light). Q
blks. to Donnybrook dr., right to
open sign at 1925 Donnybrook dr..
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
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COLORED

COLORED--VACANT
Det. Brick-Woodridge
1914 TAYLOR ST. NE.
One of the finest homes in WASH
ington's most desirable sect; only
10 yrs. old; 8 spac. rms, mod.
Hollywood tile bath; full bsmt., new
gas h.-w.h.; concrete front porch;
very deep yd.; home in excel. cond. /:
this home would suit any purchaser
with discriminating taste,
FRED EHRLICH
101S Vt. Ave. NV. ST. 3-O4bO
After & PM. NO.. 7-944S
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HILLCREST
All brick Cape Cod. 1st floor. liy. rm.
with firepl.. din. rm. and kit; 2nd
floor. 2 large bedrms. and bath.
Full bsmt. with rec, rm., "a bath
and attached garage. Ewes. and
Sun. 10 3-4777.
Frederick A. Blumer Co.
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BETHESDA--3-bedr rambler, det.
gar; "a. 900 an; close-in N. !. H
sIeT eiec, fis1. 9sis aBG'0 G0ath ram
Potomac-Brick. 8 bedrms.. den, 21a
baths. 5 acres. stream.
rm TampSer ri 5po heSsE eSEn 1855
RAYMOND J. LYNCH. Lo. 4-64OO
till o..
BRICK, 8 BEDRMs., 1Ia baths; Of
auto. heat. peri. cond.; $21. 500.
Near Gaithersburg-3 acres. streams
3 bedrms. and bath, auto. oil heat
excellent condition; $4,000.
Boyds-a acre, 3 bedrms. and bath
auto. oil heat. 2-car gar, hen house;
good location; $4,000.
Gaithersburg-Love old home; spa.
cious rooms, delightful view. 4 bed.
rms, 12 baths, auto. oil heat; peri
condition; S21, 900.
Many Other Good Buys.
H. w. BECRAFT
Gaithersburg sos or 72S-J.
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HOUSES sAlE-s.W. tcens.l

1855 ELAnRA ST. s.W.-brick: 8 bed
rms; IA baths: fun bsnat.: fenced
NE%coMSiS N%S MiSys REALTY AdGEp sERv1caE.n Es asnStS do.
SPECULATORS AND INVESTORS
ALL CASH
30S N ST. S.W. 5-rm., 2-story, row
brk. Mixed neighborhood, near War
College. p bedrnls., 2 kits. liv.
trans, churches and shops. T. I.
]. MILLER, EX. 3-7O7O.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CLOSE-IN RAMBLER
Beautifully decorated, B-mo, old
brick rambler in new-house condi-
ton; deep reception hall; lovely
liz rm;. SEPARATE DIN. RM..
kitchen with disposal, dishwasher
and breakfast area; 3 bedrooms;
(huge master bedrm. ). wonderful
closets. 2 baths; recreation room,
heated maids room and bath in
FULL BASEMENT; 2-car garage;
transp.; $4,000 down and assume
ideal financing. Once omen Sun.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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ELMIRA STREET
on South Capitol: mod. 6-rm. brick,
11a baths; only 3 yrs. old; like new;
gas heat; full basement with "a bath;
Anchor fenced yard; S13.950. Mr..
Rauch with
ALDRE, INC.
LIT 4-0747 EveS 10 2-S0O1
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OPEN SUNDAY, Is
Directions: out Alabama ave. to gath
st. left on 34th st. to our
sign at>2O1s. Mr.. schneider on
premises. 10. 2-7167 Ewes, ST.
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO.
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sSREk ssoR kEsgfaoToHT sgnii 10 opiakMkY + RiMi
New quality built rambler: 100 lot;
porch, hall. living room, separate
din; rm.. delightful. all-elec.. West,
baths. attic; large closets with slid
ing doors; complete rec. rm., bath:
a.-c. heat; separate, detached, 2-car,
brick garage. owner builder wants
to dispose of this house Immediately.
Terms arranged. GEORGE /. BOR-
GER. INC. CAB Ind. ave. n.y.. Ma.
8-O35O. WO. 6-7f340
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3-BEDRM. DET. BRICK
NEW CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Home tn beautiful cend., with huge
liv. rm. with firepl., screened side
porch, full bsmt., oil heat; near
all conveniences; immed. possession:
terms. May consider small house in
trade. Call Mr.. Myer, Ii. 4-7651
JOHN L SHELTON, Realtor, 10.
2-2OOO --26
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BETHESDA RAMBLER
:. SIS. 900 CASH WILL HANDLE
onlGae bsnri postwar oS. 3 bedTms, baths:
aYail. Vacant. Newly decorated.
EARL + WRIGHT. OIL. 2-6900:
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FOR SALE BY OWNER for S21 $50.
Mr. Naval Medical and National In
stitutes of HEALTH Very attractive
brick rambler; full, dry bsmt. all
I aluminium window frames and sash;
| beautiful large lot, fenced in rear.
5S0S Kingswood rd., Bethesda, Md
'OI, 2-0431 -26
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HILLCREST

2019 34th ST.
Prewar custom built detached brick
home situated on large Handicapped
lot in beautiful Hillcrest section,
overlooking Wash. In immaculate
condition throughout. This 5-bedrm..
212-bath home with liv. rn., with
fireplace, reception hall, din. rm.,
in the mid 20's. Screened porch.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

TWO-APARTMENT HOME in Takoma
Park. each has separate entrance;
handy to busline, stores, churches,
etc.; live in one and let rent OF
the other help the monthly pay
RIPLEY & ROMER, Realtors, JU.
5-6111. until 2 pm.
FAMILY MOVING AWAY. This Sill
Spg. btick rambler may be yours for
S14,950. 3-bedroom plan, built 1851,
on corner lot; excellent condition;
bus at the door and schools near;
ROMER. Realtors. JU. 5-61i1. until
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81 $50 DOWN-on this pretty. 4
bedrnl.. 2-bath Cape Cod. located in
a planned community at Rockcrest
Lge. lig. .rm din. .rm.. and fenced
and in new house cond. Immed. poss.
Assume CT loan. Price S12.750. Open
! to dark. Out Ga. ave-, left on
Viers Mill rd. to Rockcrest. left on
Gale dr., left on Paul DIR. to NO:
1000 and open house. BAINUM
PEAL. ESTATE Ill 2-1Q00.
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tcontinued en Ns1t Raes.l
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din. rm.. bedrm., kit, bath. screened
porch, reading rm. or bedrm., End
4 bedrm., hall. den, full bsmt. with
recreation room, fruit rm.; oil heat
garage, garden house. outside flrepl,
garden; public transp. blk; city
water and sewerage; " mile OF Mass.
c-8365.
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oPEN SUN. / It'll dark. Silver
3 bedrms., full bsmt., nice corner
lot. Directions: out Ga. ave. to
Hilda I'd. DIR. into Garden st. to
corner of Garden and Hayden and
open sign. JOHN A. WENTl, AP.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

COLORED
OPEN 2-6. SAT. AND SUN,
1913 MASS. AVE. Sc.
Row brk.,. deep yds.: 4 bedrooms. IL
baths. 2 incl porchs.: o.h.-w. III:
built-in garage; $4,000; 1000
HINTON REALTY co.
AID. 4-Ss49. LU. 1-0O93. 10. 2-7272
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Here's how to liven up
your next party: just
put your guests through
some of these crazy PAGES
photographs by Leo Chopin

UNK strange gOings-on pictured on these
pages are part of the most unusual audi
ton in teIevision today. These young folks
are stunt-testers and from their exertions has
emerged an immensely popular frolic called
Beat The Clock, viewed by millions each
week over the CBS-TV network.
These experimenters have established,
among other things, that an average person in
reasonable control of his faculties should be
able to dig three marslmallows from bowlof
gelatin, using only spoon eld-between the
teeth, in IS seconds or less.
You are welcome to find out if this is so.
A Timex Needed
They have also shown that it is possible t0s
transfer pencil from between the nose and
curled upper lip to the same place on COM
panion's face in Is seconds. Using no hands,
of course. You may check up on this too.
In fact, you may take the entire list of their
advertisements - the less messy kinds, if you
value your friendships - and have some zany
fun within the family circle or at your next
party. All you need are few props from
around the house, watch with second hand
and some people in a slightly daffy mood
The program. now almost three years old
and sponsored by Sylvania Electric Products.
Inc. is an audience participation show in
which contestants try to perform stunts such
as these within specified time limit for cash
or merchandise prizes.
But the producers have to make sure the
stunts are workable, particularly since they
learned with some surprise that folks watch
ing at home were having a 60 at the ginmicks
themselves. Hence the need for stunt audi
tons before air time.
TouNh O. AcsogS
ACCORDINGLY, II stand-ins are oorralled from
the CHS casting Office each week to help work
up program. These are struggling young
actors and actresses - and struggling" seems
to be the right word - who tilt with rebellious
balloons, juggle piles of crockery, balance like
ballet dancers on upended beer cans, even get
spattered with whipped cream and pancake
batter. And all for about $25 month and the
elusive big chance"
These youngsters are wonderful guinea
pigs, says Bud Collyer, the shows master of
ceremonies and co-producer. They help us
iron out the kinks, set the time limits and let
US see how the tricks look on the TV screen. If
the stand-ins find them too hard, we ease them
up; If they are too simple. we roughen them"
The stunts can be divided into two classi6-
cations - those you can play at home and
ones you'd want to try only on landlords and
bill collectors.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-16
THE NOME NUGGET Wednesday. September Is. 1853 A
BOY FOUND AFTER DOING LIKE DADDY SAYS"

SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, Calif., R III Eight-year-old Dana Mcclure survived more than five days alone in the rugged back country of the park after wander ing off from his parents camp site to Hook for bears"
 Three men found him yester- day, sitting on a log. He told them he stayed near a stream because daddy says that's the way to do'' and he didn't eat any berries be- cause daddy told me they're sometimes poison"
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-16
Communist Bulgaria Frees 25,OOO Prisoners From Concentration Camps

ISTANBUL, Turkey, R-Com- munist Bulgaria reportedly has freed an estimated 25,000 prison CTS in wholesale emptying of its concentration camps. The move apparently did not affect regular prisons where another 75,000 per- sons are believed held.
 Usually reliable sources who re- ported the release Monday said none of the camp prisoners had ever been tried or convicted in court. The releases were said to have begun Aug. 1.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-16
TERRITORIAL POLICE WILL RIDE IN SCHOOL BUSES AND ENFORCE HIGHWAY RULES

JUNEAU, R - Supt. A. P, Brandt of the Territorial Police announced Tuesday that police officers will ride school buses to enforce a rule against Alaska motorists passing stopped buses.
 Brandt warned that motorists who pass stopped school buses, in either direction, face arrest and prosecution.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-16
CAMPBELL NEWS
By CLARENCE IRRIGoo

Hello, readers of Gambell newsl It's been quite a while since you read our latest news. There has not been much to tell, however.
 The summer of 1853 is the best one the Presbyterian Churches on St. Lawrence Island have ever had. Two big steps forward were made, never before done in it's history on the Island.
 This July a young peoples group called the Westminster Fellowship, with representatives from GambeH and Savoonga chur- ches, met for the first time at Camp Tophook, half way between the two villages.
 This is the first youth camp ever to be held. More than 30 young people attended this first conference, which was under the leadership of the well-known pr. R. Holland Armstrong of Juneau.
 There was fun and worship for whole week. When the campers returned home they told how much fun they had. Most of those who attended the camp could hardly wait until the next youth camp, which is 12 months away. Even the adults are talking about attending next years camp. There was no mishap nor accident. Ex- perienced camp leaders from both villages made a successful camp ing.
 Second big step is the joint con- ference of the elders of the two village churches. Many good plans and ideas were made. 1 Believe it or not, Leah Iworri- gan cranked the telephone, picked up the receiver and listened. h. stead of a voice from the other end of the line, she heard some one saying they were coming into port in 25 minutes. Sure enough, Ferguson's tug ''Kotzebue" came around the mountain. She must have heard the loud signals. Req son she did not hear her friend on the other end of the wire was due to a shorted telephone line!
 The sun was out Labor Day. Men, women and children enjoyed lunch outside of the school. There was a dance and a show that evening.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-16
AND SHE DOES

PHILADELPHIA, R-A police woman who keeps a wary eye out for unwary motorists at busy Philadelphia intersection is named Mrs. Ketcham.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-16
ALASKA TEACHERS. PUPILS INVITED TO JOIN CONTEST FOR NEW POLICE BADGE

JUNEAU, R R- Alaska teachers have been asked to submit de- signs for new badge for the Territorial Police Department.
 Police Supt. A. P. Brandt said the closing date for the $50 con- test has been advanced to Sept. 21 to allow more time for student participation.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-16

There is about one acre of gov- ernment-owned forest land for each citizen in continental US.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
Miss Bouch0rd
Is Married

Miss Marybell E. Bouchard.
daughter of Mrs. Harry Bouchard
of Ann Arbor, Mich, and the
late Prof. Bouchard, became the
bride on June II of Mr.. Willard
Anderson Hanna, son of Mrs.
Hugh Hanna Of Sewickley, Pa,
and the late Rev. Hanna. The
ceremony took place at st.
Matthews Cathedral, the Rev.
John Argeaut officiating.
The bride was attended by
Mrs. Georger r. Harris. Mr..
Hanna had Mr.. William Guzzardi
as his best man.
Mrs. Hanna attended the Uni
verSity of Michigan and has been
employed with the Educational
Exchange Administration of the
Department of State. Her hus-
band Is a graduate Of Wooster
College, Ohio and the National
War College. He received his MA.
from Ohio State University and
his Ph.D. from the University of
Michigan. He has recently been
assigned deputy director Of
United States Information Serv-
ice at the American Embassy in
Tokyo.
A reception for the couple fol-
lowed the ceremony at the home
of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Paul
A. Smith of Arlington.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
Bethesdo-Lower Montgomery County
|Luttrells Hosts at PARTY;
Summer 7 rips Arranged

short stay during the first part
of the week. She sailed Wednes-
day for a two months trip in
Europe. She will be home in Sep
tember in time to greet her
father and mother on their re-
turn from Canada.
The Director of Selective
Services, Gen. Lewis B. Hershey,
and Mrs. Hershey are planning
a cross-country trip this month.
They will be gone until Septem-
ber and while they are away
their daughter, Mrs. Sam Barth,
will occupy their home.
Mrs. Barth came to visit Gen.
and Mrs. Hershey when 1t.
Barth was ordered to Fort
Meade for the summer. 1t. and
Mrs. Barth had previously been
located at the Pennsylvania
Military College, in Chester, Pa.
Gen. and Mrs. Hershey's trip
will take them to San Francisco
and back and while they are on
the west coast they will visit
their son, Mr.. George Hershey,
and his family in Bremerton,
Wash.
Mrs. George Grkovic invited
Mrs. William Mccain of Alex
andria and Mrs. John Brickley
and Mrs. Gordon Callison to
have luncheon with her Tuesday.
Her party was one of several
luncheons that Mrs. Grkovic is
giving while she is visiting her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Madison H. Warn, in Chevy
Chase.
Mrs. Grkevic is now living in
Westbury. L. l., and she came
here with her two children,
Genie and Janet, while Lieut..
Grkevic is on sea duty on the
destroyer escort ship. The Sny-
der.