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The Nome nugget., 1953-06-12
Administration Has Made Good Start in Achieving
 Its Goals, Says President

Continued from Page Cne) of government is in peril unless each branch willingly accepts and discharges it's own clear responsi- bilities-and respects the rights and responsibilities of others"
 Government Harmony Needed
 EisenhoWer's call for harmony between the White House and Congress came against the back ground of administration drives for the Presidents program to continue present tax levels and for reduced military spending. Both programs have come under fire in Congress, some of it Re- publican.
 The President told his audience COP tenure in control of the gov ernment twill depend, first of all, upon Republican performance - upon the wisdom and unity we prove in advancing a program that will serve the interests and needs of all our citizens"
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-12
1900 Chinese Hammering g Outpost Harry Thrown Back by Endorsements

SEOUL, R-U.S. infantrymen today smashed new attacks by two battalions of Chinese Reds in central Korea while South Kor- cans battled to plug a gap in the main allied line on the eastern end of the front.
 About 1,500 Chinese troops charged through driving rain be- hind thunderous artillery and mortar barrage in the second day of heavy attacks on rugged out post Harry. They were thrown back by fresh U. s. reinforce ments after cutting off the out post, the Eighth Army said.
 Associated Press correspondent Milo Farneti, reporting from the Third Division front, said the Reds artillery knocked out nu- merous bunkers and at one time allied soldiers had stacked up about 100 Chinese bodies as pro- lection against shell fragments.
 The Eighth Army said there were "an unknown number of casualties" among allied troops on the east central front Wednesday when an, allied plane accidentally strafed JUN. lines. The Army said the plane was protecting downed allied pilot when it "strafed friendly frontline positions"
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-12
Engineers Asked
 To Solve Military's s Problems in Arctic

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., R m An Air Force officer asked engin- eers Thursday for quick help in solving problems the US. meets in building and operating bases in the Arctic.
 "Your immediate contribution for improvement of W. operation al techniques is of vital impor- tance," Col Bernt Balchen told the Society of Automotive Engin- eers meeting here.
 Balchen said the key to "suc- cessful solution of engineering problems in the Arctic is to learn to work with, not against, a sev- ere nature and have nature work for us."
 Among the Arctic problems that Balchen tossed in the engineers laps were:
 l. Development of field main tenance techniques for aircraft, motor vehicles, construction equip ment, ordnance and communica- ton equipment.
 2. Development of fuels, lubri- cants and explosives to meet Arc tic requirements related to stor- age, handling and use.
 3. Development of materials and methods for all-year-round con- struction, such as concrete pour ing and mortar fabrication.
 Balchen, deputy chief of plan ming for Air Force Arctic opera tions, led off the second in a two- day series of meetings on the Arc tic and the challenge it presents to engineers.
 Another Air Force officer, It. Col. Joseph o. Fletcher, empha- sized the military importance of the Arctic regions. Should war come, we will do much of our fighting in the Arctic, and there it will be on natures terms," he said.
 Fletcher told the engineers that the atomic submarine and the air plane are tools naturally suited for the Arctic. To the submarine, the pack ice, which restricts it's access to the surface, also offers protection from detection and att tack from the air and prevents the heavy seas that accompany gales in other oceans.
 From the shelter to the pack, forays against thousands of miles of strategic coastline can be made," he said.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-12
HaineS Iron Deposits

JUNEAU, R - Engineers of Quebec Metallurgical Industries, Ltd., were reported surveying iron deposits in the Haines area this week.
 The Klukwan mountain of iron" is in the Haines district and reports have indicated an interest by the Canadian concern in it.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-12
OLD GLORY

On June 14, 1777 the Continental Congress offic- iay declared the Stars and Stripes to be the flag of the United States. One hundred twenty years later, someone resurrected this significant fact and Flag Day became day for annual observance in 1897
 This 176th anniversary of the original event which is 35 stars later, and should be 37-seems a good time to recall the words of Woodrow Wilson earlier Flag Day.
 "... This flag which we honor, and under which we serve is the emblem of unity, power, our thought and purpose a nation It has other char acter than that which give it from generation to generation. The choice is ours"
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-12
ANS CHIEF TO SEATTLE

JUNEAU, R-Hugh J. Wade, head of the Alaska Native Service, flew to Seattle with two staff aides Wednesday for a conference with Albert Huber, credit branch chief for Indian Affairs.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-12

WASHINGTON, R- The Sen ate Labor Committee approved a bill yesterday to give congression- al approval to a western states compact setting up regional sys tenn of graduate and professional education.
 Eleven states, Alaska and Ha waii are involved in the compact
 Chairman H. Alexander Smith R-ND of the committee said the states and territories were parti- cularly interested in establishing medical schools which would draw students from the entire region.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-12
FREE SHOW

Junior Police are invited 10 a free show Saturday afternoon al $500 p.rn.. compliments of Frank Coplin.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-12

The dome on a railroad tank car permits the liquid in it to expand.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-12

Fine Job Printing at inc Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-12

Legal Blanks al The Nome Nugget
Arizona sun., 1953-01-16


of the responsibility Of filing a re-
port in 1853 and in each succeeding
year. The Address Report must be
filed even though during the year
a change of address (Form ARID
was reported to this service. Any
alien required to submit an Address
Report who may be temporarily alb
sent from the United States during
the period January through Janu-
ary 81, shall furnish his address as
required by law within ten days
after his return.
If you have applied for your nat
uralization papers, but have not yet
been .naturaliZed, you still must
comply with the law and submit an
Address Report Card.
TIE Address. Report Card (Form
1851 is available at all post offices
as well as,at all offices of the 1mmi-
Arizona sun., 1953-01-16
Folks Talking
About Mamie
BY June L'Rhue

WASHINGTON, DC. (GlobaD =
Mamie Eisenhower is about to be-
come the First Lady of the world S
greatest nation. And naturally
enough, folks are talking right and
left. Especially are. the women -hag-
ing a good deal to say about the
conversation piece of the year.
In the first place, the feminine
contingent is completely taken by
Mamie's Winsome smile. It's a
Mhrm, genial smile. It's the brand
of smile that makes her eyes
sparkle and breaks her chubby face
into the most. disarming lines, and
when it's turned on, the. atmos-
phere is suddenly stripped of all
frigidity.
Some people feel that at no time
in White House history has the
smile of First Lady been so heart
warming. And they predict that for
this reason Mamie's regime will be
a great success. Some are saying
that chores around the White
House will seem less like drudgery
Rhchanted by the magic of Mamie's
smile, attendants will smile back
and quicken their tempo.
Others predict that repercussions
will be felt even in the far ends
of the fashion world. The fashion
Arizona sun., 1953-01-16
Alien Residents
Required To Submit
Address Report

Mr.. Joseph Minton, district di-
rector of the United States Immi-
grafton and Naturalization Service,
FL Paso, Texas. announced today
that, under the provisions of Sec
ton 265 of the new Immigration
and Nationality Act all aliens resi-
dent in the United States and all
aliens residing in the United States
temporarily for a period in excess
of 20 days must file an Address Re
port during the period from Janu-
ary / through January 81, 1858, and
each succeeding year thereafter.
This report is in addition to the
Change of Address Report which
must be submitted on Form AR-11
by all aliens residing permanently
in the United States within 10 days
of such change of address. All aliens
temporarily in the United States
must submit, in addition to the re-
port submitted in January of each
year, Form AR-11 showing their
current address, at the expiration
of each 3 months period, regardless
if there has been a change or not.
The fact that an alien registered
in 1910 and filed an Address Re-
port in 1852 does not relieve him
Arizona sun., 1953-01-16

conscious First Lady, they say, will
make unusual impact in the matter
of hair-dos. Her abiding bangs are
surefire Influence and SO is the
cropped haircut that goes along
with them. Accordingly, they say,
the small hat which Mamie wears
definitely will enjoy continual top
billing.
Then, too, they're talking about
Mamie's' pumps and furs. Evelyn
Hayes of the Washington Post says:
"Pumps-winner of all shoe popu-
la1ity polls for years-may get ad-
ditional fashion impetus because
the new First Lady always wears
them. The fox fashion-on its way
in for the last couple of years
is sure to arrive as big fashion.
thanks to both queens mamie is
one and Elizabeth the other) fond.
ness for the fur"
=. Wells, from which Mamie is hard
ly ever separated on hat-wearing
occasions, say others, will also be-
come fashion must"
Thus on and on they continue
to talk about this increasingly fasci-
mating subject-on the air, in the
papers, on televisiOn, on the street.
Washington, already undergoing
traditional readying for the inaug-
ural pomp and ceremony, is due for
a telling awakening on the grand
occasion. Whatever the grandeur of
that occasion, however. it is GER
tain to be enhanced by the warm,
genial smile of Mamie Eisenhower.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-16

grafton and Naturalization Service
It must be properly filled out and
returned to one of the aforemen-
toned agencies.
If any of your friends are aliens
who are required to submit this
Address Report, please pass this
information along to them SO that
they will be aware of this require
nlent. Unless the report is filed the
alien is subject to fine or imprison-
ment or both and in some cases de-
portable from the United States.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-16
Street Lighting Program
Shows New installations

With S88 street light installations
made in the City since August i,
1851, the modern street lighting
program is showing real results.
On this date, the City entered into
a 20-year contract with the Ari-
Hpna Public Service company which
calls for the installations of 5,494
lighting units over 4-year period
at cost of $1,300,00O. Approxi-
mately 40 miles of arterial streets
and every intersection within the
city limits will be Illuminated upon
completion of the program. Provis-
ions have been made in the con-
tract for additional units as needed
for the newly annexed areas. The
project involves replacing every
cid intersection light in the city
with new one, as well as placing
lights where none now exist. Blocks
longer than 300 feet will have A
light in the middle of the block.
in move to expedite the installa-
tions, the power company has pres
emily assigned two crews on full
time basis to the work. 1t is esti-
mated that lights will be installed
at rate of 100 to 125 each month.
This years program calls for new
lighting units to be installed on
Washington Street from 4th Street
to Goth Street; Van Buren Street
from 18th Avenue to 33rd Avenue;
and includes the lighting of all in
terssetions within the City which
are not lighted at present Com
plete new installations have been
made at the following locations:
Central Avenue--Henshaw Road to
Indian School Road; Van Buren
Street-20th Street to 18th Avenue;
Grand Avenue-7th Avenue to 18th
Avenue; 3rd and 4th Avenues
Harrison to Van Buren Street;
Buckeye Road-7th Avenue to 18th
Avenue; McDowel Road-3rd
Street to Central Avenue; and the
side streets bordering the new
Public Library and Civic Center.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-16

The u. S. imports meat, mostly
pork and lamb, from Canada, Den
mark, Holland, Poland, and Ice
land, to the tune of more than 35,-
100000 pounds. This is still only a
fraction of one per cent of our pro-
ductiOn.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-16

TEMPE-Plans for the proposed
million dollar student union at Ari-
zona State College have been put
in high-gear with appointment of
a final planning committee by
President Grady Gammage.
DR.. Gammage. directed the IL
member committee to have plans
and architectural drawings COM
pleted so that a contract can be
let within the next six months.
DR.. w. P. Shofstall, dean of stu
dents and committee chairman,
asked fog student suggestions eon
4he buildings final form, facilities,
and services.
Present plans are based on a
questionable circulated among
students in 1949. DR.. Shofstall said
that growth of ASC and studies
of other student unions undoubt-
edly will prompt many changes
The Student union will be me-
mortal to ASC war dead.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-16

Fire takes $500 lives on u S..
farms and damages $100,0OO,0O0
Aorth Of property annually.
Evening star., 1953-09-18
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA
TAKE 1T EASY!
$14,25O

Easy on the purse, easy on the eyes
Only $720 down to qualified veter.
ans for this handsome brick semi
det. home. Solid comfort and lux.
ury, featuring very lge. light kit
and 1st-f1. tiled powder rm., 8 bed.
rms, full bsmt.; nice lot. Only !;
left. Total payments. $50; viii
consider $1,000 down-$l00 mo
to non-vetS. F'urn. sample house
at 22O Taylor Run pkwy.
DIR: Over l4th St. Bridge. out
Shirley hwy, past Parkfairfax, leave
Shirley at Rte. Z, left on Rte.
right at w. View ter, go 3 blks.
then right on S. View ter. to sample
house: or out Duke st. (Rte. 236)
"a mile west of Masonic Memorial
turn at ANGEL PARK sign.
Colonial Investment Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
TIE. 6-4955 OV. 3-2675
Evening star., 1953-09-18
HOUSES sALE-MD. Cont

$1,000 DOWN-Brick rambler, in
convenient Lewisdale area: 3 bed
rooms, full bsmt.; vacant assume
G1 loan. A buy at S14.950. Call WA.
7-39OO It'll 8 pm. ROBERT g.
DAVIS & CO. -l9
Evening star., 1953-09-18
Outstanding Rambler

tOs It. long containing approx. $500
50. IT,. of usable floor area with 8
rms, ga baths and screened porch
10x2S IT., situated on Ia acres
with 200-ft. frontage. on wide
paved county hwy, only . miles
from D. c. line at Branch ave. Sc.
psruqbS Rpsry3SirS ana ia eleSan sanT IN every way
rm.. oil h.-w.h.; 2-car attached ga
rage, paved driveways. lovely land
scaping; custom built by present
owner 3 YRS. ago. Reasonably
priced under $4,000. Call OWNER
10. 9-9513.
Evening star., 1953-09-18
$500 Down
YOU WON'T
BELIEVE 1T

Unless you see this new 40-ft. ram
bier for only $3.50. Corner lot
15Xl25. Carport and coach light
Utramod. kitchen incl. garbage dis
now and we promise not to sell il
until you See III
Evening star., 1953-09-18
TRADE

Owner Of nice, 3-bathroom
large family. Is designed to
facilitate a trade for a lower
price house. Very attractive
terms available Call Mr.. JON
kcrs. IA. 5-6S00: after 6 pm,
DE. 2-6466.
& LUCHS &C
Evening star., 1953-09-18
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
HOME AND INCOME

Modern brick bldg. of 3 apis. with
sep, SCI entrances, Just ] mi: from Pen
churches, bus stop at door: 1st f..
apt. containing carpeted liv. rm with
f1repl.. full. din. rm., nice kit. .
bedrms.. colored tiled bath and scr.
sleeping porch; 2nd-h. apt. Of 2 rms,
kit. bath; basement apt, of 2 rms.
recessed radiators; detached gar.
Possession of 1st fl. apt. if desired.
Income of S140 mo. from other .
apts.: never a vacancy in this top
location. Property in unusually
good cond.; 3 new refgrs. and 3
ranges included in sale. Excellent
$500 down from responsible pur-
chaser. Available only from owner
at the price of $23,5 500 with offers
considered lie A-An21 ~
Evening star., 1953-09-18
New De Luxe Quality
LORCOM LANE
SHOW HOUSE

disc every day. Especially with 6
different exterior materials. Hall
entrance. Wide long liv. rm. with
custom manteled fireplace State
size din. rm. Superplanned kit.
with all latest equipment. Secluded,
rear porch; 3 bedrms., all good size;
ia baths. Bright bsmt. Garage.
ALL DECORATING PLANNED BY
PROFESSIONAL. BOTH INTERIOR
AND EXTERIOR. other comparable
properties priced S5. 600 higher than
this home. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe. IA. 10000
Evening star., 1953-09-18
FINE OLD TREES

A lovely brick home in charming
setting, located in convenient ForeSt
Hts, on a good street, in a neigh
borhood Of other iine homes. fence
fnclosed rear lot for the children's S
safety. Priced at only 81 BOO on
terms. Phone now, 10. 1887 or
10. T-o122 until S pm.
JIM BRITT
1920 Indian Head Hwy.
Evening star., 1953-09-18
peter i. hagan

$3.50 DOWN
Brick Cape Cod on nice lot. 1st n;
llv rm., din rnn., kit. bedrm. ana
bath; 2nd a. bedrm. and hSnSins seWins
system. Price S1O.75o, Ss3.75 per
HYATTSVILLE HILLS
Beautiful brick Colonial, lge. liv. rm,
with firepl., familv-size, dining rm,,
equipped elec. kit; End e.; 3 large
bedrms. full tiled bath; full bSmt'
outside entr; built-in garage; We
netian blinds, storm doors, and win
dows. oil h.-w.h.; lovely shaded lot.
Price 1880. cow. terms.
ST. JAMES PARISH
Large det; 2-story. rms. and bath
located. walking distance to stores,
churches. l-fare car zone. public
and parochial schools. Price 81 900.
Nav arrange GI loan: S1.250 cash.
balance less than rent.
peter j. hagan
REALTOR
UN. 4-s5s5, UN. 4-l9s5. WA. 7-l357
Evening star., 1953-09-18
SIG Q5n

rambler, on lge. Handicapped lot on
cul-de-sac; ideal for children: GI
4eo loan may be assumed. Shown
by appt.
DARWIN REALTY
IA. T-4352 JE. 3-9212
lis
Evening star., 1953-09-18
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE

PAYMENTS only S62 month on q
bedrm brick semidet. Picture vim
doWS,. equipped kit. beautiful wooded
and fenced yard. Located in High
Point. Conv. to everything. An at
tractive home. a good Investment.
Large, 40 loan may be assumed.
Priced below market at Sl2,hOO,
Open Sat. and Sun. pm. 1898
s. 10th pl,, Arlington. IA. B-9424.
Evening star., 1953-09-18
Colonel Retires

Must sell ultramodern 3-bedroom
rambler located in beautiful Forest
Hts. fine large level fenced lot COM
mandjns a magnificent view OF the
picturesque Potomac River. Priced
ct S95000 and worthy OF your in
epecticn Phone now LO 1-SS31
or 10 7-91"@ until pm.
JIM BRITT
Evening star., 1953-09-18
Best Values Yet

4 Bedrooms. Complete Kit.
Full Bsmt. Oil Heat ----- 50 $50
$1,000 Down, ST. 81 per Mo.
Full BSmt., Gas Heat S11.95o
81 500 Down. S9S.60 per Mo.
2-story, 3-bedroom Brick
Full Bsmt., Gas Heat Sl4.950
CLYDE R. ADAMS, REALTOR
b440 Annapolis Rd., UN. 4-ll43
Open Ewes. til 8 PM.
Evening star., 1953-09-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
THE UNIQUE
OUR SPECIALITY
TREES, STREAMS, VIEWS

TREES, STREAMS, VIEWS
If you dislike the common
place, these unusual properties
will delight you. Three of our
former selections sold the fol-
lowing week.
wooded acre; picture win
dows. recr. rm., = tirepls..
~, built-in garage; S2l 500.
l1a-acres; 3 bedrms., .
and 7-ft. deep pool, $24, 100.
go Tree e-shaded rambler on
bank of wide stream; center
hall, exceptional dec, i'm
mense rooms. 100000.
tD Potomac River View, beau
tifully redecorated home;
magazine" kit; delightful
1-acre setting, S37, 500.
(5) 2O-mile tree-top view; VIII
liamsburg Colonial; 3 bed
rooms, 2h baths, library.
1a-ft. din. rm.; exclusive
area, $40 900.
(6) The ULTIMATE in beauti-
full estates A long. eXqui-
sitely planned rambler on a
hill top. surrounded by II
acres OF glorious parkland;
terraced garden. spacious
rooms with wide windows,
center hall, lge. patio; per-
feet for lavish entertaining.
S54 800.
GAERTNER g. ADAMS
ia. 2-O64O is
Evening star., 1953-09-18
ALEXANDRIA

ALEAANOC1
Beverly Hills"
built. 3-leVel brick Colonial;
3 bedrms., :, baths, > f1replaceS. good
looking slate roof. A most exciting
floor plan. including spacious
f1rst-fioor master bedrm. and bath.
On a soft. lot, looking toward the
Potomac and affording absolute
privacy. Screened porch. Attached
garage. Expensive landScaping with
giant Southern magnolias to set
OF the charm of this Virginia home.
Now vacant. Immediate possession.
Geo. Mason Green Co.
OPEN TIL q
Realtors Exclusive Agents
IA. 4-14OO
Evening star., 1953-09-18
T hGD II. DIVII I II %.
RaaItnTa MA 1Trh St NV
EHA
$1,000 DOWN

$50 A MONTH
A 2-bedrm Semidet. home with equip
kit, incl washer; home in peri.
cond.; fenced yd. and concrete drive
way | blk to bus. 10. $4,000.
ASK FOR MR.. DIXON
Evening star., 1953-09-18
SHIRLEY WOODS
WHY PAY RENT?

When $1,000 cash. balance like rent
purchases this 2-yr. .-old brick ram
bier. located on knoll with good
rm.. fully equipped kit, auto. gas
heat Close-in to schools churches
Open Sat Sun. Directions: Lee
hwy. to Lexington st, rieht to 2SI 4
and ESTES REALTY sisn. IA. 9
Evening star., 1953-09-18
Sc. MARYLAND

eUITLAND, Md rms. and bath
ONLY So, $50; $1,000 down.
DISTRICT HEiGHTS-6 rms. and
bath, 1st A.: bsmt. apt; 2..car
garage; S14.950. $1,000 down. Also
Cape Cod; liv. rm., lge. kit, :;
bedrms. and bath; unfn. attic; full
bSmt.; lovely home for Sl2'95o,
TEMPLE HILLS-3-bedrm. all-brick
rambler; full bsmt.. din. rna,, firepl..
SI5.e50: terms. And also most ,un-
usual custom Cape Cod aft ordins
the most in beauty, living and com
fort; only S1S,500. Call 10. 9-9l To-
ewes. LU. 2-1o14.
Puffenberger g. Moore
Evening star., 1953-09-18
S12,5OO

Only q stones throw from Arlinston
Hail; corner fenced lot; liv. rm., q
oedrnS., lge, din. rm.. equipped kit,
eXpan; attic, side screened porch. A
consider less for cash above trust:
inspect at your convenience 81
TINKLE PROPERTIES
ia. 2-@3sI IA. T-3326
Evening star., 1953-09-18
5 BEDROOMS

, BEDROOMS
? TILE BATHS
CuStom-d designed home. on 15-acre
lot, nr. D. C. line; only 3 yrs. old,
in immaculate condition. Knotty-
pine. den, 24-ft. liv. rm. with stone
firepl., stainlesS-steel kitchen, Eng
lish-type bsmt. Asking S19.250.
w. R. Hughes Co.
Evening star., 1953-09-18
NEAR PENTAGON

This brick home has almost every
thing! A garage, full bsmt., a big
screened porch, a fin. recr. rm., a ~
fireplace in the liv, rm.. q sep. din. '
fine loo, very close in, within WALTZ
ing distance of grade and Jr. high
schools and the bus. SlS,95O,
MANNAS REALTY CO., JA. S-27S3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-06
Talks Suggested
On Austrian Peace

WASHINGTON ~ - TIE uaisei
States. Britain ard France ara
said 70 be discussing The wisdom
q, n-r-ossns 10 Krssia . revival
eli talks aimed at writing y peace
treaty for Austria.
Officials said Tuesday that Q
new approach may be made IN the
wake 81 q recent editorial ID prar.
IA. TIE ETHICAL Communist parer
IN Moseow. that N Anstrsaa settle
NEST could be vrsked cot Il there
Was due ..regaFd for TIE deass-
cratic rights II Tie Aastrsza peS-
pc"
Some 80 rneesangs Of re Hlg
FoEss powsrs have been bed ia >
frtsas attempt 70 wnrk ca treaty
acceptable 10 81 ~ thsm. TIE last
snss1l was bid il Lua6on u
February.