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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED HOUSES VI
Nearby Virginia Rentals

500: 2-bedroom semidetached: So.
Arlington: close to transportation.
S115: 2-bedroom brick: immaculate
condition: quiet street; near trans
portation.
S135: 3-bedroom brick. full bsmt.
on Glebe rd., near schools, shop
ping and transportation.
$3.50: 3-bedroom brick rambler, eiee-
trio kitchen, full basement, screened
porch: available Nov. 10.
S160: 3-bedroom brick Colonial,
screened porch: near schools and
shopping.
S165: 3-bedroom brick Colonial
beautiful shade trees: block to
transportation: dishwaSher, disposal,
washing machine; immediate pos
session.
$500: 4-bedroom. 2-bath brick home:
beautiful Wilton Woods; Alex, Va.
Ewes. and Sun., Mr. HAMILTON,
ia. S-0464.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
Realtors and Insurers. ia. 4-1400
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULNG-Pads and
van servicei reasonable rates. H.
GREENE. IL 4-253S. -1S
LIGHT HAULING, loeel mOying,
18Th q. nv. Can To. 2-1I66 after
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Open Sunday, 2 to 6
Completely Air-Conditioned
Three unusually large rooms. plus
modern kit. FireplaceS, built-in
bookshelVes. Well kept elevator bldg.
Near Conn. ave. 1901 WYOMING
AVE, APT. 81 or call NO. 7-3305.
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1900 18th st. NV.
m EnO00 10

VAC'T-CALL RE. 1881
719 Jefferson st. n.w.-semidet; brick,
122 18th st. s.e.-Brick, rooms,
bath, basement. oil heat. S110 mo.
93S LonRfellow st. n.w.-Row brick,
viii decorate and sand floorg, g
rms, 2 pchS.. bsmt., h.-w.h.: $125
VIlASjC'T-CALL IlASjC RE. 1851
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GLOVER PARK-Three bedrooms,
adults. $500. EN-. S-sS73. Is
|TWO-BEDRM. RAMBLER, ige. kit. /;
h4 mile past Seven Corners on Arl.
blvd; completely furn., air cond.
Avail from Nov. l through June /
$50 mo- o. csil sROissas 5E. sass6o. Sns is fsn''
newly painted: 2 6edrms. Il s sieeps
4 easily; large fenced yard; near
transp; and shops. S115. JU
PEABODY AND 4th SITS. N.w.-For
4 to 8 mos; avail. Nov. /; reas.
rental to, responsible party: 7-room
nome; oil heat; comfortably furn. !;
oedrms.. 2 baths, RA.~s-5S57.
|EIGHr-RM. COUNTRY HOME, With
modern improvements; large shady
yard and garden. To see, go out
Defense hwy, lRoute 500 10 miles
Entrance is between IRE tower and
Holy Trinity, Church, at mailbox
KENT KEN .ds 3. MULL1KAN, Laurel Nd,
ROCK CREEK PALIsADEs-NeW.o g.
tional Institute and Walter Reed
RE 7-S2S2. 10
l1a MILES FROM WALTER REED
Modern, rambler type, z rms, Ia
5-430S or AID. 2-1S54. 10
RAMBLER, completely furnished; 2
bedrooms. shaded lawn; walk to
shop, school, bus; $40. House
Is Immaculate and nicely furnished.
BEULAH GOSS, IA. 2-56S2. 49,
RAMBLER-Five large rooms, oil
h.-w. heat. Whittier and 9TH NV;
adults; S115. RA. 3-6565. is
ALEX, Jefferson Manor-Two bed
rooms: new and well furn.; conv. Ft.
Belvoir, Natl. Airport. South 5-64S2.
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5707 9th ST. N.W.-See by appt. s
rms, oil INV. heat: $135 on lease:
baths, immediate poss.: SIPS.
5215 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-6 rms,
porches,, gas h.-w. hest, vacant; S125.
4706 9th ST. N.W.-6 rms. bath.
encl porches. oil INV: heat: $105.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
rms, Y baths 1mmed. poss. Gas
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
1874 14th Ct. NV. AD. z-e006.
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE
Two story detached frame; 6 rooms
room carpet and draperies included.
Detached garage; S125.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
Desirable Semidetached brick; huge
living room, mirrored fireplace; mod
ern kitchen. dishwasher. disposal;
. bedrooms. glassed-in sleeping
porch; 1 "a baths End f.; attic; oil
h:-w.h.; garage; within easy walking
distance to Phoebe Hearst, st.
AIMS Elementary. Alice Deal Jr.
High and Woodrow Wilson High.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s3O
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JUST COMPLETED
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
3 BEDRMS.-S117.5O

SEVERITY PARK. ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Open House, 10 am. It'll Dark
636 FOUR MILE RD.
2 blocks Mt. Vernon ave. buses
and Arlandria shopping center.
minutes Pentagon.
15x22 living-dining area.
Equipped kitchen
3 bedrooms and bath upstairs.
8 closets and utility room.
Near public. parochial schools
and churches.
Venetian blinds and picture win
dows.
DIR. To 8. Glebe I'd. and Mt.
Vernon ave-. south on Mt. Ver-
non ave-, 2 blks. to -Four Mile
I'd, west on Four Mile rd. to
houses.
For further information call
r. T. MORRIS. Office. XII.
R,k1 00s KE Q-ER1A
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THE BROADMOOR
Connecticut Ave. at Porter

Is Washington's most outstanding
cooperative apartment building and
is Ideally located where Cleveland
Park meets Chevy Chase. Available
dining room, a convenient inside
garage and economical maid service.
Here you may enjoy the security of
living in a large apartment house
plus the many advantages of home
Q private home of comparable value.
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- CORNER -

1894 i4th ST. NV.
4 bedrms., 2 beths. tiled kit, recre-
alton space, patio: gear gar; $160;
adults only.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14tn st. NV. AID. 4-2005
ALEX. AREA-SI25 MO.
ATTRAC. 3-BEDRM. CAPE COD
3. 6 OR IL MONTH LEASE
JOHN T. BEUCHERT CO.
24-hr. phone. OV. 3-59SS
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GEORGETOWN
5000 to 3616 p st. n.w.-Beautifully
restored homes. To inspect, call
BOSS & PHELPS, INC, MA. $4,000.
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NEAR ygy NEY HlAMRssEIRE a g q AVE,

RIGGS PARK, D. C. :.
Two-bedrm. brick In new-houss con-
dition; paneled recreation rm.
3 Vacant Inspect 8 tn dark.
TOWN & SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-9400I
SILVER SPRING: 2 b.r.. immac. sos
WHEATON,; 2-b.r.. bsnt. - 95I
SHEv9 THEAToN 9EAsE: 9 Sr bsSrm, Ss%t; new SS 1SS
SILVER SPRING; b.r., 2 baths 160l
Several others.
10. 1883 HE. 4-s1e3I
-1Q
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HuLS-Pretty as a pic-
ture. The owners love 1t and want
to come back to it a few years
hence. In the meantime, they want
tenant who will take excel. care
Of 1t. They will rent, with option
to buy. If they do not return. The
house has an L-shape liv,. rm. .-din.
window and parquet floors; a nice
kit. with breakfast space; 3 bedrms.
and bath; good closet space: at
tached storage rm. outside for bikes,
etc; patio; oil heat; corner lot.
Similar houses in this subdivision
Of neat new homes are renting from
S116 per mo. up. Owner might
make some concession for assurance
Of good care.
Bernice Carter Davis
Realtor SO b.6S4A
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c, 2so9 Ritten:
baths; excel. fllrn.. oil heat, garage,
now avail. $500 month.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. 1o2 Quincy st.
6 rms, l bath. lge. lot. oil heat,
now avail. $165 month.
$500 Conn. Ave. OIL. 2-23OO
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STEVENSON PLACE NV, s rms,
baths. $3.50.
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
MALORA r. CHRISTMAN, INC,
5000 Wisconsin Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
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NOW FOR SALE

is one Of the most desirable apart
ments at The Broadmoor, consisting
of an entrance foyer. large living
room. G3x27).. junior dining room,
completely equipped modern kitchen
with Waste. King pulverator and
Hotpoint dishwasher, two large bed
rooms and two complete bathrooms.
Modern electric fixtures with all new
mercury switches and Flexalum
Venetian blinds throughout. This
conveniently located, comfortable,
spacious apartment-home is a gen.
timely good buy. Priced to sell at
S32,500. Substantial cash required
Call Woodley 6-8175
For appointment to inspect this very
desirable apartment-home and for
further details, call any time.
WILLIAM E. SPICER
Exclusive Agent
Eibbs Bldg. Broker ST. 3-596S
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CHEVERLY
BRICK COLONIAL.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.

1882 Crawford dr.. Twin Brook
Rockville; lovely 3-bedrm. rambler
fenced yard; S115.
4S10 seth ave-, Landover Hills, Md
2-story brick with 3 bedrms.. full
bsmt. brand-new. Take Annapolis
rd. to 6Sth ave-, and turn left
Greenvale Parkway and 69th: S1o5
1850 Fort Hunt rd., Tauxemont. Va
Completely modern 3-bedrm. ramb-
Ter, on beautiful wooded K-acre lot;
2 min. from schools and stores, 20
min. from Pentagon. Call so. B.
6406. $3.50.
1922 26th I'd. 8. Arl.: 4 bedrm., 21a-
bath Colonial home, with maid S
room and bath in bsmt., fireplace In
master bedrm., screened porch. XII.
0-43S3.
30s Monticello blvd, Beverly Hills;
3-bedrm, 2-bath home. with sun
room. maids toilet, garage. XII.
9-43S3.
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NEAR, NATL. HEALTH INST. and
Naval Ord. Lab. 1907 Stratton rd.,
Silver Spring, Md.-Nicely furn.. det.
lf1repl., built-in gar. h.-w.h., oil
burner; very good cond. Rental,
S150.66 per mo. Dir: Out Ga.
ave. l mi. from Colesville I'd. to
Forest Glen rd., turn left.
1924 vt. Ave. NV. DI. 7-8i41
coNV. TO NAVAL HOSP.-Two bed
rms, basement; immed. occupancy;
$l25 mo. LO. 5-2800 till 8 pm.
HUGG1NS 81 HARRISON, INC.
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Call Woodley 6-8175
From
EFFICIENCY APTS.
to
4-BEDROOM APIS.

Every size home available; all in
proven bldgs. operating successfully
under our proven 1909 cooperative
plan. Phone tomorrow for full de-
tails and appts. to inspect.
DOWNTOWN EFFICIENCY in a we'll
established, elevator and switch
. buyer willing to pay any financing
on quickly.
ONE BEDROOM-Several apis. avail
able IN convenient in-town locations;
$1,000 cash and reasonable monthly
payments.
TWO BEDROOMS =, An excellent
choice of small and large 2-bedrm.
type apts. with or without full din
ing nm; Conn. ave. vicinity and
also Southeast; prices from $4,000.
on reasonable terms.
THREE BEDRooMs-spacious house
size apis. with lge. dining rms.
excellent closets, one or two baths,
large living rms; ideal II you want
and more g eonvenence nTss a. prices iess FROM FROM
$17.600, on reasonable terms.
FOUR BEDRooMs-A rare oppor-
tunity in a fine bldg. OCCUPIES en-.
3rd. floor; modern kitchen. 2 baths,
large living room with fireplace
large dining room, buffers pantry
large foyer hall. wonderful closet
space, and priced at only So, ,O0C
for this truly spacious and COM
Portable apt.-home.
EDMUND ]. FLYNN co.
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg. MA. S-9565
COLORED-VACANT
2 AND 8 BEDROOM APIS.
In elevator building, good NV. loca-
tion; small down payment, balance
like rent
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. 2S09 Ritten-
house St.--White brick. 6 rms, 2
baths, oil heat, garage; now avail;
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. OIL. 2-230O
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COLORED-VACANT
2 AND 8 BEDROOM APIS.
In elevator building, good NV. loca-
ton; small down payment, balance
like rent.
HENRY SALUS CO. b-19SS
1104 Vermont Ave. NV.
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1904 CORCORAN ST. NV.
Beautifully furn., spacious; Q bed
rms, large ltv. rm., equipped kit.
and bath; Suitable for diplomat.
S175.
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES. INC.
1922 L st. NV. MA. $4,000
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S14 UPSHUR ST. N.W.-Newly dec.
3 bedrms., liv. rm., dining rm., large
kit, breakfast nook. 3 porches, full
bsmt., gas heat, available today,
$125 mo. FRED A. SMITH CO., 1113
18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S9. -1S
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HOUSES FURNISHED

TAK0MA 4 e, sII. PARK, MD;-Nicely furn.
%esPm0reIasa S7eRi aeHsei asst age included. sso1
1913 POTOMAC AVE. Sc. - 81 5-Pm.
semidet; brick; auto. heat: on bus
lin line, SS5. INQUIRE LU; ,1-0757., is
N0RTHrWESTmMod. SssanarN EST a. 2-bedrm home:
year lease; AID. 1896. 30
ARL., near Pentagon-3-bedrm. Ih-
bath; rec. rm.;, fenced yard; dish
washer disposal, auto. washer and
dryer. deep freeze; $150 pr mo.
and bath; available Nov. l '53;
$145 mo THE MUNSEY TRUST
Co., Real Estate Dept. MA. s-S0so.
COMPLETELY ON Z Z, FURNISHED: Psd- g
sSss s@Ssss Fessenden satdhs &. PoTehes; n'T. 81 $50
BETHESDA-Five-rm. bungalow. de-
ti@a taShed garaSe; gar 7Ins gas heat; conv 19sa-
rec. rm., deep freeze. eiec. Kit. COM
plete line Of facilities; lovely cor.
lot. completely furnished. Available
now; SO mo. lease. S27b. OIL; A.
DESIRABLE NV. LOCATION, bet.
rms, porches. Bendix, dishwasher,
Immed. occupancy. Call WO. 6-9463
E%cEGIEST * Ell SgFV4SHa NEIGHBoRHooD. GHTI det.
brick, rms. 2 baths, porches, full
bsmt., fenced yd. XII. 9-2S17. KI.
AIEX2NDRIA ES2SiI az 2 bedrm. semi-det.
nicely furn. houses: one available
now, others soon. S125 and S135.
Monthly. Call LICARI. XII. S-7100.
FAIRFAX CIRCLE. Va. 4-bedrm.
Colonial, " baths, oil heat; $780,
unfurn. if desired. ia. S-3013.
FIRST ADVERTISEMENT - Attrac-
tive, modern, 2 bedroom brick du-
plex, nece quiet neighborhood; con-
venient to everything; 5 minis. from
Pentagon. $50 mo. OWNER. ia.
SILVER SPRING AREA-several very
nice houses available. Short or long
term lease. SIGLER & CO., 10.
COR. OF Conn. AVE. Military I'd.
Well-furn. home; ideal for group
As. AID, 1922. EN-. 2-S400. 23.
1923 KENYON NV bedrms., l Y
baths, S175. Accommodates z. Call
Mr.. Cummings, Ma S-40SO ewes,
and week ends. AID. 4-5Sb5. j.
RUPERT MOHLER. Jr., Realtor.
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3-bedrm brick; compl. elec. kit;
ssos ssst sin si2S sT EWs nv JE fas aS7Ss s heat
Mod. cows. Yard. Gar. S1O0 mo. To
1872 TENNESSEE AVE. Me- bed
rms, lge. liv. rm., din. rm., rec. rm..
kit, incl. porch; garage; gas heats
ARpMoRESs-rm1 EE5 f6RS cs hi cauntSy d0Tss home
. acres: paved roads: SO minutes to
downtown. Call UN. -4-4148. is
SEAT PLEASANT = 2-bedrm. brk.;
mod. equip. kit: 2 yrs. old; SS5
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3015 lockwood RID.

@NI@NN1AANNH CIV H4Ds
Beaut. det. rambler; 3 bedrms., liv.
rm., kit, din. and bath; large yd.
Near school and transp.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC.
700 I. ct NJ M EOnn
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cond;; COM ., lust painted: eonv. transp.
GLOVER 10y siGi; PARK N.w.-s-bedrm. semi
detached brk. with garage: 2 baths.
rec. rm.: conv. to transp.. schools.
shopping; avail. now. wo. e-1223.
THREE -BEDRM. RAMBLER. 2h miles
past Baileys Cross roads. of Column
bia pike: full bsmt;,. scr. porch, stor-
age attic: GE kitchen. Disposall,
bus; $3.50 mo. JE. $4,000, JE.
GLOVER PARK-s-bedrn., semidet.
brk. house: 21a baths; 2 living rms
partly furI1.,. with f1replaces; dining
rm., kit. sleeping porch; garage;
S175 per mo. Phone UN. 4-3421.
BETHESDA-Almost new S-bedrm.
brk. rambler; lrepl.; bsmt.; corner
now: $3.50. OIL, 6:s332. --29
home. miles 70 fH R' 5at aTSse tHo ao' Ssshs
full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.: 2.car garage..
JE. S-s27s. JE. 2.4664. Is
FOR SALE OR RENT-S19.95O or
$165 per mo; N. ATl: corner Cape
Wen located foE p. c. or Pentagon.
GfEassdnEAiSsoTEs f1s hi SsoTsSs ss.E.-New s-6edTsm.,
bsmt. view; good transp.; tmmed
posses; $110. RIA. 3-o024. RA.
6-2355. -1S
ROCKVILLE. MD.-Two bedrms.. best
location; S120 mo. CAN OIL. 2-1616
from Monday on. 10
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. brk. ram
bier; bSmt.; near schools. $135, with
option to buy. JE. 3-2260. ARFAX
BETHESDA, MD.-Attractive, 2-bed-
room rambler with finished recrea-
tion room; excellent condition;
walking distance Of Naval Hospital
and National Institute Of Health.
Phone OIL, 2-3016. lis
NEW DEVEL,-Three bedrms.. mod.
Kit. tiled bath; 1st-noor powder rm.;
leSSe; Sl06. s-7r, Lease. EiEN
eHEaWM. IN. S-4460. -1G
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6-RM. DET. HOME,
near Catholic U. and st. Anthonys-
Oil heat. nice lot; settled family
only; avail. Nov. /; S115 mo. In
Spect 1903 10th st. ne. THOS. D.
WALSH. INC, S15 18th st. NV,
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HIUNTINGToN-2Ibedroom semidet;
500 mo. Conv. transp. XII. 1886.
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Cross. .532S Chesapeake ST., OF Ed
mondston rd.-2 bedrms., bath, liV.
rm., kit, full 2nd a. roughed in.
Full bSmt.; nr. schools and shop.
center. Kew at h32h liz
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NORTH ARLINGTON. conv. to schls.,
and bath; 2 bedrms., dressing rm.,
bath on End; patio: gas heat; full
bsmt.; lovely yards; $150. ia.
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GEORGE MASON GREEN co.
Realtors and Insurers. ia. 4-14O
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OF h1NU VALIIE 7
1855 Glenbrook I'd. NV. Lge. fine
house located in Washington's finest
restricted residential neighborhood.
Has all necessary conv., incl. full
air-conditioning. Avail. Nov. 15.
$500 per mo. To inspect call Mr..
Sherwin, H. L. RUST CO., MA s.
500 or ewes. EN-. 3-7751. is
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-13
Nation Celebrates
Aircraft Industry's
SO Years Progress

LOS ANGELES - During its
50-year history, the us. aircraft
manufacturing industry has pro-
duced more than 100000 planes,
an average of 26 planes each day
since the Wright Brothers flew
the first powered airplane at
Kitty Hawk, NC, in 1908, ac-
cording to an article in the cur
rent issue of "Planes," official
publication of the Aircraft Indus
tries Association.
While the nation this year is
celebrating the Golden Anniver-
sary Of powered flight, the air.
craft industry, hampered in the
past by stop-and-start production,
today is building planes at the APP
proximate rate of $4,000 military
craft year year-still 1000 less
than in 1918.
However, quality of aircraft is
a heritage Of American plane
producers. According to best
available data, more than 27 per
cent-or 129,6OO of the almost
half a million aircraft built since
1903 still are in existence. And
of this percentage, -thirds-or
about 86,4OO-are in active use
with world airlines, military
forces and private operators.
The difference between today's
let and the World War I plane is
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-13
HIGH SCHOOL

During the past six weeks both
English classes have been taking
imaginary trips to different parts
of the world. Thursday morning
climaxed the project when Mrs.
Kennedy gave us most interest
ing talk on the various countries
she visited while on recent trip.
We were surprised to learn that
teen-agers in Spain don't have
half the freedom we have in Am
erica. We were also surprised to
learn how the people of Morocco
dress, and how very differently
from us they live.
We all enjoyed our short trips
through Spain, France, Holland
and England. 1t was interesting to
learn how the locks of the Pana-
ma Canal work We thoroughly
enjoyed the lecture and wish to
express our gratitude to Mrs. Ken
nedy.
The commercial classes have
been under a great strain this past
week because several members
entered an all-Alaskan CONNER
cial contest.
The Girls Glee Club are work
ing on some special numbers that
will be presented between acts in
the coming school play.
Geraldine F'agerstrom, Reporter
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-13
BEEF PRICES AT
l5-YEAR LOW

Alaskans may be eating more
domestic meat soon because beef
prices have dropped to the low
est point in Is years according to
us. Department of Agriculture
information sent to the Alaska
Agriculture Extension Service.
The large supply of beef cattle
and lower prices caused the
USDA to put beef on it's March
and April monthly Plentiful Foods
lists for the first time in the Is
year history of the program. The
department also is cooperating
with the livestock and meat in
dustry to re-educate homemakers
who have become accustomed to
planning meatless and beefless
meals.
Consumption of beef has in
creased with the 80 per cent
drop in market prices of cattle,
but with the largest number Of
cattle in history now on the
farms, the nation is not likely to
run short of beef in the next
year or two. Both feedlot and
CRASHED cattle are plentiful so
that homemakers will have good
selection Of either the choice
granted or the lower grade cuts
from CRASHED beef.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-13
COP Chairman Hall
Blasts Left Wingers"

WASHINGTON, R-Republican
National Chairman Leonard W.
Hall was at war Saturday with
cleft wingers" he said were firing
at President Eisenhower and Con-
gress as a prelude to next years
congressional election battle.
Hall, unanimously elected chair
man by the COP National Com
mittee Friday told his party col
leagues not to expect any "over-
night miracles"
1t will take a long time, the
new chairman said, to bring the
Eisenhower program into being
and establish the Republicans as
a true majority party that can
elect President in 1956-prefer-
ably Eisenhower again.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-13
SCHOOL NEWS
THIRD GRADE Murphy

Last week we had SiX-Week tests
that covered all our work so far
this year. Every pupil in the room
feels proud of the very fine papers
that are handed in.
Eileen Wheeler won the prize
offered for the best girls work
book However, the workbooks of
Mary Jean Longley and Bertha
Koyuk were so well done that
second and third prizes were also
given. Gail McIvor won special
prize with her book. Robert Bald
win won first prize for the boys.
A Reading Tree" has been set
up in our room. Students read and
report on books; then they make
a folder of bright colored paper
and fasten it to the tree. In the
folder are the names of the book,
its author and reader. So far fold
erS are hung for Louise Porter,
Eileen Wheeler, Robert Baldwin,
Gail McIver, Howard Capener.
The two third grade rooms are
having a spelling contest every
week. Five children are chosen
from each room to spell. Results:
1st Contest winners-Ernest ALL
ak, James Bell; End Contest -
Roberta Okpealuck; 3rd Contest
Angelina Outwater. Interest in
both rooms is keen.
A spring wall mural and a
marine life poster are giving us
much pleasure and we are learn
ing many things from both.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-13
Monday. April 10, 1859
Seattle Lawyer Says U.N.
Charter very Dangerous
Treaty" for States

WASHINGTON, Frank E.
Holman Saturday described the
United Nations charter as every
dangerous treaty" under which
the federal government could
force unwanted social reforms on
the states.
The widely-known Seattle law
yer, former president of the
American Bar Association, urged
adoption of a Constitutional am
endment to prohibit any such &C
tons.
He spoke out in testimony draf-
ted for delivery before a Senate
judiciary subcommittee conduct
ing final hearings on a proposed
Constitutional amendment to limit
treaty-making powers in the fu-
ture.
Holman declared that "the re-
form activities of the United Ma
tons would not have stirred I'D
such opposition in the United
States" except for "the real fear"
that some of the treaties spon-
sored by it might set aside state
and federal laws. This is possible,
he said, under a provision of the
Constitution making treaties the
supreme law Of the land.
Soma ficb Y1onoI IN y,oirrnr0l
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-13

Sperm oil, one of the most valu-
able products of early whaling
activity, is not a real oil, but
falls into the classification of a
liquid wax.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-13
FOURTH GRADE (Perkins)

Last week marked the end of
the fifth six-week period. We had
lengthy exams in both language
and arithmetic. Report cards are
due Wednesday and will deter
mine the necessity of additional
trips to the proverbial woodshed.
A series Of reports are being
given from our library books.
They deal with the histories Of
cotton, food, houses, ships, trans
portation, wool, rice and many
other notable subjects. Jimmie
Mays has given the most interest
ing report to date on silk.
We have nearly completed most
of our basic texts and will spend
the remaining six weeks Of school
in review, especially in spelling
and geography, as well as finish
ing the science, reading and his
tory books.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-13

graphically illustrated by the fact
that the largest Air Force opera
tional bomber today has maxi
mum bomb load equaling that of
more than 1874 World War I bomb
ers. Its maximum range is A
times as great.
This same plane weighs more
than 260 times as much as the
1,360-pound craft with a Is hip.
engine and top speed of 40 m.p.h.
which the Wright Brothers deliv-
cred to the government in filling
the first order in 1908. Today,
speeds of over 1890 miles per
hour have been recorded.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-13

Some fish, placed in a mirrored
tank, will try to form a school
with their reflections.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-13

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