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The Nome nugget., 1953-12-09
Alaska Airlines Seeks
 Permission For Second Daily Flight To Alaska

WASHINGTON, R I'll Attorneys yesterday continued cross-exam- ination of Collin H. Mcintosh, Washington aviation consultant, on details of economic studies he prepared for Alaska Airlines, Inc.
 The carrier is seeking renewal of it's certificate to fly between Seattle and Fairbanks and the right to schedule a second trip daily between the two points by way of Anchorage.
 Alaska's application, along with those of eight others carriers serv- ing the territory, has been con- bined for hearing before a Civil Aeronautics Board examiner with a board-ordered study on the ad- visibility of merging the opera tions of various carriers operat- ing between the United States and Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-09
Diane Wells Seeks Medical Attention In California For Oct. 17 Beating

SEATTLE, LR - Diane Wells, pretty 31-year-old blonde widow of the slain man she is accused of killing, stopped here briefly yesterday enroute to California for treatment for ''headaches I never had before"
 Mrs. Wells, able under bail to leave Fairbanks where she and Negro jazz drummer Johnny War ren are charged with the first de- gree murder of Cecil Wells, in- sisted she is innocent of the charge.
 And in proof of her claim she pointed to her eyebrows and said:
 "I have to hide the Jumps of scar tissue with these long eye brows. That's where they hit me. I have lump on my mouth here, too."
 "They" were two men she said invaded the Wells apartment early the morning of Oct. IT, beating her into inconsistencies when she attempted to run for help, and shooting her husband while she was unconscious.
 T need medical help to get over the effects of the beating I suffered when my husband was killed" she said.
 She was in Seattle only short while before flying to California. She would not give her destina- ton but had a ticket for Los An geles.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-09
SUP Charges Communists Protected By Officials Of San Francisco City Govt.

SAN FRANCISCO, R - The Sailors Union of the Pacific charged Monday night the San Francisco city administration was protecting "the Communist Party and it's followers" and demanded the dismissal of Police Chief Mi chael Gaffey.
 The charge against the city and the demand for Gaffey's custer were unanimously approved by a SUP. mass meeting attended by more than HOO sailors and called in protest against last weeks clash between the unionists and police.
 Gaffey was accused of ordering a vicious attack on sailors and firemen" of the AFL union as they were approaching Pier 39 peace fully for the purpose of observing that no violence was attempted aga1nSt brother unlOnlStS" aboard the picketed steamship Aleutian.
 Harry Lundberg, secretary and head of the sailors union, told the meeting that the clash, which hap pened when he was out of town, was ''the first beef I've missed in a long time"
 Some people," Lundberg said, may think that those who were stopped by police" on their march to the waterfront ''were beaten" {"
 "But," he added, they'll see that we weren't beaten at all.
 Because of this beef, we have a solid front of anti Commie unions for the first time in long time. And we'll be united in the future against the Co1nrnie rats"
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-09
Butler Says Development of Resources More Important Than Alaska Statehood
By FRANK VAILLE

WASHINGTON, R-Sen. But Ter yesterday called for changes in Alaska land and resources pol icies to develop the territory's immense possibilities"
 He recommended, in a personal supplement to the report of his Senate Interior Committees re- cent visit to Alaska:
 l. Federal construction of an adequate basic road network "as soon as possible"
 2. A complete resurvey of all federal withdrawals and reserva- tions of resources and of policies on which they are based.
 3. A thorough revision of fed eral land laws as they apply to Alaska.
 II cannot help feeling that poli- cies for the development of Al aska's resources will prove of far more importance to Alaska than any statehood bill which does not simultaneously require a sharp change in federal public land pol icies," Butler declared.
 Butler, saying he believes the United States should complete construction of Alaska's basic road network, added:
 T also believe the federal gov- ernment should finish the perman- ent surfacing of such principal roads as the Alaska Highway, per haps by arrangements with Can ada, which would be a tremen- dous boon to the tourist industry" "
 He suggested such an arrange ment might necessitate toll ar rangement, but declared:
 In any case steps should be taken promptly to get this work under way.
 Butler noted that road construc- tion in the territory is financed largely by the federal govern ment rather than the territory it. self. He said Alaska simply could not afford to come under the Federal Highway Act under pres ent day conditions"
 The Nebraska senator said he does not believe there is any "in- herrent impossibility' in develop ing Alaska's farming to the point where it could supply all of the territory's needs for fresh vege- tables, milk, poultry products and possibly beef"
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-09
President Eisenhower's New Proposal For International Atomic Energy Pool Puts Decision Squarely Up To Russia

, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., R - President Eisenhower's bold new proposal for an international atomic energy pool put squarely up to Russia today a Hateful de cision on cooperation with the West.
 Andrei Vishinsky, chief Soviet delegate to the United Nations, said 'it is necessary to study the Presidents proposal. JUN. diplo- mats declared that a favorable Soviet response could greatly advance prospects for eventual control of the atCm-while re- jection would further harden the East-West deadlock on this life and-death issue.
 Eisenhower, fresh from the Der muda conference where he got the backing of Prime Minister Chur- chill and French Premier Laniel for his action, told the LIN. Gen eral Assembly late yesterday the United States was ready to join immediately in secret talks for setting up an international atom ic energy agency to which quail fled nations would contribute atomic material for peaceful pur- poses.
 But he said Russia would have to be one of the participating na- tions. He did not name other na- tions, but it was learned he con- siders Britain, which produces atomic materials, and Australia, South Africa, Canada and Bel gium, which produce uranium, the raw source material, also should be included.
 The revolutionary nature of the Presidents proposal the thing that made many LIN. delegates think it just might prove accept able to Russia-was that it would not require prior agreement of an acceptable system of international inspection of atomic plants in all countries because it avoids for the moment the whole question of elimination of atomic arms.
 Instead it calls for creation of practical operating body under the banner of the U. N. which would engage in strictly peaceful use of atomic materials for the maximum benefit of the greatest
 Continued on Page TwO
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08

CHICAGO ia young doctor
today told Of making an artificial
kidney for SIS out Of kitchen
pressure cooker and sausage cas-
sing.
II helped save q young woman
in ccnvulsions and coma due 70 IN
error in blood TRANSMISSION, Dr..
william Y. Inouye Of the Uniyer-
sity Of Pennsylvania School Of
Medicine told the American Col
lege Of Surgeons.
Several hours after the kidney
was put 10 work 10 purify her
blood, she woke up, saw Dr.. In
Suye. eating . sandwich, and said.
doctor, I'm hungry" He was
munching the sandwich TO relieve
his own hunger during the six-hcur
treatment.
DR.. In0uye and Joseph Engel-
berg, an engineer, developed the
kidney, starting with q gallon-siZe
pressure cooker costing SO.
Inside Il, they put q stainless
steel core go and n feet Of sau-
sage casing or plastic tubing (f5
cents) wrapped around this core.
There's also q plastic screen or
filter ($1). But It costs about $50
to have inlet and outlet fittings
machined into the cooker.
Blood from q tube put into the
patients artery enters the cooker
and circulates through the tubing.
then back into the body. Waste
products in the blood core through
THE tubing into q fluid inside the
0pressure cooker. The cooker sup
piles an air.tight system so there's
LESS pressure in the fluid than In
the blood In the tubing.
| No pump Is needed. The artery
pressure Of the blood Is enough to
circulate blood through the tubing.
The compact little kidney can be
sterilized easily, and would be
suitable for small hospitals having
trained personnel Dr.. Inouye
said.
Artificial kidneys can benefit
people acutely sick because Of
temporary kidney failure due b
accidents. shock, or blood trans
fusion reactions. They cannot do
much for persons with chronic lid
ney disease.
Plastic skulls are being tailored
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08

Revival Set
For Driye-In

80. a 're@ musicl seEssn ueat %
Snow business wnicn opens
sunday q !slandsr Drive-ln Thea
ne WIN E0oie San.of, Gsorse|
murphy, Joan DAVIS Nancy Aeily
ana Constance Moore m me star
ring roles.
Marking Cansors dsout as 2 MIN
produces, the reFeleased Offering
tells IN gay fashion the story OF q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Is Dollar Artificial Kidney
Saves Life OF Young Woman

% IN Is b - minuies b eossf
bone defects n human heads,
another surgeon said.
A soft plastic Il nodded b 1T
the gap, then Il Is hardened, steri-
lired, and sewed or screwed into
place. TIE plastic plate II better
than metal plates, said DR.. Willi-
am +. Spence, Washington. D. c.
He has used the plastic since
1917 to repair skulls damaged by
accidents O. tumors, and the plas-
tic plates have al served wen.
Metal isn't 1 good insulator, he
said. Il bends easily, and leaves
q dead space between the plate
and the brain. The plastic avoids
these Disadvantages, and Il can
Be fashioned % any depth. liks q
dental inlay.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
C-10 THE EVENING srAR.
HOUSES Saliva. (cOnt.)

T SI.r. With view 0f EneIish fSnf Ssmt. Man Ma;
be aeen Sat. and SUM-, 2.6 pm
sis, $50. TIE: 6:0102. --25
ONE-THIRD ACRE, $I5,260--All brk
rambler. t9ll bsmt; with outside en-.
SedTss:.. huge equipped kit. witt
BREAKFAST space. tile bath: storm
c. =. WooDRoE. INC, ia. 7-IO22
DoCToR.s DoSCsn fss'' HOME - Brick colcnia
with twin-sised bedrooms. / full
bath and 2 half baths, level wooded
lot, large screened porch, panele6
recreation room with fireplace
built-in garage. Near Washington
sTS Waycro s0pysHtsnt Siecks to ssGnsNs SsassIiI
AIMS Parochisl School, close tc
jr. and sr. high. S25. $50. Ewes. and
sYn;, Mr: stevenson, KE. s-4l51,
geo geo, MASON SREEN SIIS CO.. Exclusive
BsifcK Bsifea COLONIAL. SSi MAJ; 3 bsdrms.. extra
"a bath on 1st H.; separate din
rni.,. full bsmt., screened porch. In
excel. community. less than 20 min
from Pentagon. pon't tail to check
this one. WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
N: Glebe rd.. IA. 2-4S00. Open
excel. S-Sedrm. Colonial; perfect sisIS 70.
cation on dead-end St; mr.. Geo
Incl. yds.. nicely handicapped; 81. $50
,scaSh. OWNER. TE; 6-9924;; --25
Two. bedrms., tile bath, 8 picture
windows, fully equip. kitchen. wash.
ing machine; excellent financing
$500 1st trust, priced at S12,SOO
reas. down pymt., excel. terms
vacant. ARFAX REALTY, JE. 9.
1AbO.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
500. FULL PRICE

Pentagon Realty Co.
Fairfax, Va. Crescent 306.736
Evening star., 1953-01-23
INVEST. PROP. SALF tcont.l

s-UNIr APT. BUILDINGS In 1ekcms
Park. I block 70 everything. Income
from f2) 2nd-d. apts., S116.7b. let
q. apt. available or can rent for 500
per mo. S17,950 with $6,U50 cash,
Owner may take offer. Mr. West.
ARDMoRE REALTY CO., OIL A.
OPPORTUNITY FOR DEvELoPER-
Owner retiring. Sell Count COM
mercially zoned apt. pity. Call
ME. S-3946 or Ii. 5000 eyes,. for
potentialities. advantages. Terms.
NR. GEO. WASH. HOSP, an out.
standing value in q small once bldg.
with Q 2-story brick warehouse in
rear, S6x37; possession. II wanted.
at settlement. Only $37,600 on
terms: Don't wait. Call NE. S-1143,
until 8 pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
sTSRiE iSSii SssffOls ANS ! APrs. = 1nsom.
$1.S60. Closing estate. Near large
government offices. Offer as low As
$I2,6oo may be censidsred; Eve.
ge1S.ltor. 1913 K st. NV. MA.
FIVE TNrrs-a-bsdrm. apt. BLDG.
1:-yr.-old brick, separate utils.,
choice corner location in Congress-
Heights Sc. Ideal for professional
man needins home. and ofnces.
ALDRE NC. LU. 4-0747.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
STORES FOR RENT

CHEVY CHASE ARCADE-1st-n.
sppfe.: IA iS1fS SitS Sfiyssss :ssI;: ;I
6.23OO. EDW. n. JONES d co.
SEQ D ST. N.E.-store and Arm.
kit. and bath apt. Desirable loca.
ton. Heat and hot water furn.
$110 mo. SULLIVAN BROS, 1890
K st. NV. ME. 8-4323. PA
GROCERY in Center
Market City. 9TH and K .sts. NV;
app. 5000 50, IT,. occupied BY 6Afe-
way Stores since 1916. doing IN
excellent business; immed. occup.;
reas: rent. To inspect. cap Nh.
SENNETT. Me. S-54Oo. -2e
STORE with all modern fixtures. Can
be used for dry goods store. clothing
store. gift and novelty shop or va
riety store. Has lust been newly
decorated. This store contains LIB
50. IT, Located at 4249 North Fair
fax drive. Arl.. Va, blocks from
ParkinRton. Call JA. 7-14S1.. IA
suitable for barrier
shop; above Rockville on Rte. 240.
Call co. 6-2257 days; OIL. 1927
Second Eco coMMERcIAL. space $3.50,
for shop, once or showroom. 500
r st.. NV, ME. S-952S. rs
5000 14th ST. N.W.-Ideal for mfg.
display, brokerage ofc. and whsle.
outlet. To. 2-06b0. 10. 3-6o1A
Evening star., 1953-01-23
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
ART, r. n HnIS

ARL., c. G. HILLS
Best buy; brick rambler, with bsmt.
1s-ft. Screened E Sr'Ts; pcrch. CHE elec. s kit. IT,
break. table; rec. rm. with firepl.
2-car gar; AZ trust, terms.
Fred j. George, Realtor
,2173 n. Glebe Rd. at Lee Hwy.
ia. S-6777 IA. 7-9l41
Evening star., 1953-01-23
VIRGINIA FOREST
Exquisite Rambler


Exquisite Rambler
$24,750
The neighbors want to buy this s.
= year-old homeL It is that kind Of
Ris Riase es.rd, constFnctSH nEn SsHe take @
opens Of the left as you 60 In
and such . kit! All electric, 1t has
an exhaust fan right over the stove
where it bei9nss; double sin sink with With
Wsshsr 1Dliss With Mff1 is A'e own Sot-Tassr
heater! Splendid refrigerator: Lots
of cabinets. large "chopping block. :"
space for table. and chairs along
tapered contrasting walls. Straight
ahead Is the. studio liv. rm: with
Tsp Sosd.S picture Ss.. v1sSy s1S
Again to the. left is the din. rm.
set. on by shadow boxes. To the
riisht' along sg the ball, ball.. are ? .,,Tn'. twin
ose1Usiaed Ssses closets. fas T Fail bath IN sea
green tile has big built-in linen
closet. Overhead in the hall. is the
disappearing stairs to the storage:
fioorins. i .H Now back si through the Kit. to to
the bsmt. stairs. pausing . moment
to look out the side door to rallied
entry. Down into the huge rec. rm.!
Here's space for q real dance on
asphalt tile flooring. Another. pic
ture window looks squarely out. into
the back yard. A real bar, large
(hot and cold water) and drain
board. A quick step through the
laundry, with its auto. washer, and
into the ping pong rm. here's the
half bath hidden over there. And
42-gal. hot-Water heater, the
built-in racks for. clothes lines,
and door to the back yard. Go out
side. up the two steps and look
back-note the aluminium storm
windows. Back inside. notice the
phone jacks upstairs and down.
Be easier If you would Just come
look for yorself. $1,000 cash ought
to do it. The major leaves March
LIST, so call US and make an ap-
pointment to see the last house
you'll look at. After you see 1t, 1t
will be yours.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. ia. 6-27S3
Evening star., 1953-01-23
COUNTRY PROPERTY
MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE
HOUSES WANTEp 10 eUY

HAVE CLIENT WITH S25O0 CASH
Andrews Field area, or Anacostia
area. Call MT. Jones. Ma. 8-7379.
ewes. till 8. PAUL P. STONE. REAL
MODERN. clean 2 or 8 bedrm.. In
LU. 2-8lS6 or sT. S-736s.
I HAVE CLIENT with substantial
cash. desires to purchase 3-bedrm.
brick home in Montgomery or Prince
GEORGES Co.. not over $4,000. w.
CLIFFORD SHERTzER, RE. 7-2201.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home OF
81. 7-sS42, ~. b.iess. 'O'A''0n
]. WILL PAY you CASH for your
home. Any location. Quick action
Army RE 7SSefi offiiCER 21; sde1Se de1iPe; sbsdrm.
brick. Arlington County. from own
er. KE. S-2443. -25
WANTED, mod. bungalow-Two bed.
rooms, din. rm.; prefer brick; must
be close to shopping center and
transp;, Sc. Wash. or close-in Nd.
20 55o}NS56SS S6S Or . RALPH ri j {cHEvXLiER, . II.
CASH ON THE LINE for your home.
p. G., Maryland or in virginia. WA.
story. e-s rm. house
in conv. downtown NV. with pvt,
ay F fSr Se%n study S $12 %3ts 100
422, THE MAURY, fO1 10th st. NV.
NEEDS 8 or 4 b.r. det.
house. Prefer detached brick in sub
urban s.e.. Md. or Va. Include price
and location In reply. Box 1927,
Star. 25e
Evening star., 1953-01-23
lUSI WEST BROAD ST.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
4-ACRE ESTATE

11~1V1 11NO 2 = = ~
A Irne Spanish rambler, country at
mosphere with city conveniences
Planned for entertaining, 18x30 liv
rm., bedrooms, paneled libr., din
patio. TWO colored tiled baths. Thi:
Is a real home, conv. st. James anc
George Mason Schools. Vacant. of.
ficer transferred. Asking S39,5O0i
make an offer. Open sat. and Sun.
2 till dark. DIR: Out Lee hwy. tc
Broad st., right 2 miles to Lemon
'Eeft to Sos open a'G sisn 4 .ie' 70 Ai''''oe of'
HALL FEALTY CO.. EXCL. ACTS.
Square, Arl.. ia. 1865
Evening star., 1953-01-23
EVER

Long for q place in the
country, but yet cow. to bus,
stores and schools. SO you felt
civilization had left you COM
Rstss Rlsstsiy' idT. Here Is sI such l.vel h0msi oii
h.-w.h., very elegant yard,
super outdoor patio and pri-
Vacy that in q short time
you'll long for. Come on you
apt. dwellers-here'S your
chance Of Q lifetime. Priced
st only $1S,960, on excel.
terms.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
liousRs EoR 6ALR-VA.

8 Bedrms., 2 Full Baths
The Newest and the Best
$22,S5O
Brick rambler, set on 10000 90, Il
of land. Full. daylight basemen,
with grade entrance out back. Fire
place In liv. rm.: nice din. rm.; all
elec. kitchen with exhaust fan
dishwasher, garbage disposal unit
range and refgr.; plenty Of steei
cabinets, work space and even table
space. Permanent stairway goes tc
big storage attic. Double-siSe clos
cts In each bedrm.: extra closets In
hall. Three good bedrms. and z
full bathsl Can't be topped. cant
even be matched for value today
Unless you are DOWNRIGHT allergit
to ramblers you should see this Al
once. It's brand-new; you ever
have TO pick the interior color
scheme to match your own furni'
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. IA. s-27e3
Evening star., 1953-01-23
4 "a RATHS

~ BATHS
Twc-year;old brick Colonial
rate din. rm., screened porch
and beautifully equipped kit.
with lift. Shelvador refgr.
and de luxe elec. range?
bath on lst H.: B bedrms. ana
full bath. 2nd H.; large dry
bsmt., outside entrance, gas
heat; fenced rear yard. AS
sumo 1880 CT 4% loan.
Act quickly. owner trans
AinslITeIIMcrOM islTeIMc REAI.TY
Evening star., 1953-01-23
CHURCHES FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT, 10 rms, 4
baths, rec. rm.: best neighborhood,
on corner Of Conn. and Wyoming
aves.. MR.; M1LoR, owner Ho.
W26
GA. AVE. N.W.-one frame and one
brick bldg; good opportunity; priced
99.gn5. 9so6. AA1 REALTY Co., MEASs EASs o.
2Oth AND X NV. trear)-Modern
heavy duty. 2-story brick bldg. 1000
SO. #. plus 7-car parking lot;
$50. 600. Mr.. Manuel. EN-. 3-53S6.
or Mr.: Rowland. LU. 1-706a. with
sU2TABEEE H2AEfE EEfFdf FOR iSfA iRFsfTAHRANf OK Af'V1; or
stores, 14.4OO So. IT., 9O-ft. 'front.'
age on Lee hwy. HOLLEY-THOMP.
SON REALTY, KE. S-5350; eyes,.
FIRST COMMERCIAL - Anacostia
business district. 40-ft. frontage,
next to lge.-volume retail store.
5000 50. #. ALDRE, INC. Lu. A.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
ARLINGTON NORTH
GRACIOUS LIVING

w. B. WRIGHT
REALTOR-BUHDER -
sol 8. GLEBE RD. ia. 4-0550.
ARLINGTON-NORTH
GARDEN CITY
OPEN / TO DARK
Calf. Rambler-Carport
Three bedrms., living rm. with firepl
and dining area, lge. equipped kit.
with drop-leaf table; convenient to
Yorkstown School, shopping and
transp.; lge. fenced rear yard with
sandbox for children; FILA financing
Directions: Out Lee hwy. to Fla st.,
right block to 25th rd., left /
block to Granada St, right to our
MILTON 6. SMITH REALTY
BUILDER AND DEVELOPER
1867 N. GLEBE RD., ARL.
ia. 7-720O JE, 2-3301
Evening star., 1953-01-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WILL BUY $500 to 5000 90. #. OF
3rd and New Jersey ave. nv; cash
deal; will cooperate with brokers.
Cell MI Norris. WEAVER BROS.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
ARLINGTON SOUTH
AURORA Hills

64O4t\>1e63 1141l140
Two-yr. .-old brick and redwood con.
temporary home, situated ON higk
lot, commanding magnificent view oi
Metropolitan Washington. LIST flool
has large living rm. (holds grand
piano., dining rm.. large panelec
bedrm., full bath. completely
equipped kit. with breakfas bar; 2nd
floor has 2 lge. bedrms., tile bath
veranda across entire front for sum-
mer living, huge closets throughout,
full basement with rec. rm., " bath
wooded terrace in rear with brick
patio: excel. terms.
ARLINGTON NORTH
GRACIOUS LIVING
Immaculate brick Colonial In best
residential area. Rec. entry, large
living rm. with fireplace. den. forma
dining rn.. de luxe equipped kit.
full side screened porch: upstairs,
large bedrmS.. tiled baths: full
basement, having magnificent rec
rm. with fireplace. glass brick bar
laun. rm. with new WESTINGHOUSE
washer and dryer. "a bath; attached
garage: high wooded lot; $34, 4,50t
very generous terms.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
ALEXANDRIA

JUST S1,4OO DOWN AND sol 80
MONTHLY BUYS THIS ATTRAC:,
2-BEDRM., SENdIDET. HONE; Full
BAsE1ENT, FENCED YARD, QUIET
LICARI, KI. s-71OO
Evening star., 1953-01-23
DOMINION HILLS

DOMINION HILLS
S-BEDRooM COLONIAL. $17,600
And IN this popular No. Arl. com:
munity, conv. to Wash. Wilson, and
bus and shopping; 20-tt. liv: rIn.,
Arepl.; sep. din. rm.; full dry bsmt:
view lot. Move in next week, Wen
try to meet your terms. See today
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
y q oko1 rau n rTstIl q IA OkQqQ
Evening star., 1953-01-23
g BEDROOMS

In this brick bungalow, To-
Gated mr.; Alexandria. selling
for $13,95O. is a rarity, ss-
pecially when there Is q liv.
rm. with 1irepl., din. rm..
kit. and bath plus such extras
as Q rear patio, Anchor fence,
de luxe refgr; and permanent
awnings; 81 900 will handle.
moving to Md. Act quickly.
IA. 10000 is the number to
call.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
1/3 ACRE

And Q California rambler,
nestled among tail trees. Spa
cious liv.-din. rm. with f1repl.,
picture window overlooking
patio and private rear yard,
Ice. kit. complete with range.
Yefgr., auto. washer and din.
area, 3 lge. bedrmS., full bath,
nice warm ray-heated floor.
A bargain ut S14,750, Call
IA. 10000 for appointment
to inspect,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
CP&L Veterans
Join Pioneer Club

Raleigh, April l0-The Pioneer
Club, composed of folks with IS
years service in Carolina Power
& Light Company, now can claim
one member out of every eight
persons on the payroll.
The club this week initiated 81
new members who had reached
the quarter-ccntury mark of
CPL service during the past
year. Club membership rose to
go, or one-eighth of the 1900
odd persons employed by the pow
er company.
New members from North Caro-
lima are: Clarence A. Tillery, John
A. Davis, Glenn B. Harvin, Clyde
B. johnson, Sherwood w. Jones,
Richard S. Madison and Mrs. Al
Lena B. Minis, all of Raleigh.
John a. Alley of FranElinton.
A. d. Carmichael Of ASheboro. O..
II. Broadway of Henderson, Ben
nett L. HightoWer of Oxford. H..
G.. Lee Of Sanford. Mrs Martha
p. PoindeXter of Warrenton, JUL
ian B. Stepp and George w. Fain
Of Asheville, Joe league and AL
bert A. Tingen of Waterville, John
@. Harrington of Troy, William E.
Rayle of Wadesboro and Jasper
Clark of Pee Dee.
New members from South Car
china are: Miss Mildred M. Erwin
of Manning, Wayne F. Bracket of
Florence, James Walter Brown of
Sumter, Enoch F. House of Bis
hopville, John w. Parker, Jr., of
Bennettsville, Benjamin w. Sim
ons of Huntsville and Otis Will
Hanson of KingStree.