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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ARLMcompl RI rk;1s nfur furnf new. Fine dn loc.
BETHEsDA VI IGi Brick and and stone. 2
bedrms. and bath. bedrm. or den
and bath down. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
fenced yard ad!epai Faraee ;cFfs1ed mo p9Tsh %Ts
Immediately. OIL. 4-4197 or OIL.
ICoNGREss HEIGHTS AREA-3-bed-
room duplex house; J. "a baths; cow
located to Boiling Field; nr. lge.
snGGIppinng saGI IN sent center For further info.
acsToRY. s,BabbRM. HousE-Fsn,
equipped kitchen. garbage disposal,
fun basement; S1i5. WA, a-is53
ARLINGToN-close in. best sec. 3
screened porch. a'ii fTil % bsmt. sci Schools 5,;'
shopping. bus. Redec. S155. 129
s. Irving ST.: IA. s-0173. -2s
CAP; APnrani.L, HILL, so5 Constitution ne
upper part of remodeled brk.: S120
incl. heat, utils. Ii. 6-0s9s ewes.
eios SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.-9-bed-
bS% PalSh small sard safG sa Eai fea fea small 5a
family, 500 mo. Call MIR. SMITH,
CONVENIENT to Andrews. boiling.
AnScostia-2 bedrms.. full bsmt.,
shop. ctr, bus. sll6. 10. s-4662'
FALLS CHURCH. Annandale area
New, brick. 3 bedrms., din. rm.,
elec kit. basement: swim. pool
membership; Sl55 another with 2
hv. rms 2 baths, $3.50. JE. 2-27S3.
ALEX. vA.-To substantial persons
only; 2-bedrm; 5-yr.-old home at
shops, buses. Avail. April 80. ia.
DEPaRTMENr OF AGR1cULTURE-
Beautifully decorated. 5-bedroom. .
bath brick; fireplaces. 2 kits. gas
NOTE q Co. co. 5-206O.o Ii
MICH PK.-6-rm. semidet brk. very
clean: 1st-fl. powder rm.; fenced
in yd,; conv to shop. center schs;
ne. $lO5. co. 5-5500. @26
NV. Mt. Pleasant-Brick; 3 bed
rms "a baths, rec. rm., garage:
BETHESDA-3-oedro brick. pwdr.
fiTst aTs, fiooT, FplI basement: fenced I'd
n ARL.-Beaut dec. 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler, scr. porch. garage; Sl45.
Avail May /. 6s2s N 29th ST..
4-RoOM BUNGALOW in Fairfax
County; retRr. and gas. IA. 1-54OB
any time. Can be seen any time.
BOILING FIELD and Naval Air Sta
tion personnel: Attrac, and spacious
3-bedrm.. 1z-bath home with fenced
yard. Very close to schools. transp
and shopping, vet on q quiet street.
S100 mo. See 1884 2nd st s.w
tpssE Atlantic St) SHANNON 3
e-2S46.
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

CH. CH.. d. C.-Lady has lovely mod.
nome, garden. In conv, desirable loc =,
OF rsspon. adults, EN-. 2-753O,
GE0hGETOWN--3 dsI, Girls desire 4th
May /. NO. 7-55Sb. -2S
WANT YOUNG COUPLE with child,
to share 6-rm. house in suburbs
mr.. schls., ch'ch. AP. 7-49S7. ewes.
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CoLoRED-1.2o o ST. N.w.-1st
utils. furn. Si00 per mo. Inspect.
then call Ii. 4-7soo or 10. $1,000.
CoLoRED-ass7 PITTS PL. Sc
Liv. rm.. bedrm.. dinette. kit. bath;
See tanitor on premises. J. T.
WH1soNANT, 1910 Vermont ave.
NV; MA. s-7914; eyes,. LU: 2
CooLo5RED-1eos N. CAPIToL-T wo
large rms. kit. share bath with
one eple.; s7s.5o. incl. utiis. 10.
CoLoRED - MODERN a-bedrm.
sSs Golden st. s.W.. between 9th
and 10th, D and E. Not in Govt.
taking area" Newly dec; 500 mo.
ConoRED@e:1e 18th ST. s.E.We-
rm. brick. 2 baths: front entr. to
bsmt., new gas h.-w. heat: rent,
S1l0 or will sell with 1895 down
and 500 total mo. payments. ao.
COLoRED-ss7 DECATUR ST. NV.
IS rms, Ia baths; newly dec;
full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h. Ho. 2-7s27,
coLoRED-5s2o FooTE ST. Ne.
l;ssdrm, @ . aPt. WILLIAM 6; FXTs-
SlTf|i sETT; 9u f10l s.6qEa Rlz ST. ne: -as ga
COLoRED0D0WNT1OwN, 1115 18th
st. n.w.-Bsdroom, living room,
kitchen and bath apartment; .$75 q
mo; .3 elevator building. See 1anHitor
CoLoREDMFLAT: rms. kit. and
Bsmt. srn AisS apts.. !! $sb snG and r, up. sS rs.
coIoRED-s14-A Goth ST. NE
Rent reduced to $59;5o; I5bedrm.
By By WIiAM st. n's.. wa. sfI2i. oIG IL.
CoIoRED-HAvE quiet neiehbors
on q nice quiet street in Randall
Community Carefully selected
tenants only;. separate entrance
iiv.,din, Kit. area. big bedrm. and
bath, auto gas heat GE refgr..
clean asphalt tile floors. From
S59.50 up; utils added. Ma. s-9257.
co1osEo7Two eH.7's5io I.S BEDEN. EsHsst ATT AFT
mgr. Apt. 103, 1880 Bladensbure
coLoRED. 1906 BLOCK Sd ST ST. NV.
p rooms. kit, bath. nice. con-
ulllOH, we'll kept apt. III 4-1dHlily
duplex. also flat over store on
North Capitol st; $50, 500 mo.
1018 No. Cap, liv. rm., bed, din. rm:
kit. encl. porch; $65 mo. Avail.
now. GEORGE 1. BORGER. INC,
643 Ind. ave. NV, Ma. S-0350. -26
C0LORED-14OO BLOCK v ST NV,
3 rooms. private kitchen and bath,
all utilities furnished. Reasonable
rent. Monday call R. J. MOORE
c62oRFDEloos c66G2oRiI51S NEW HAMPSHIRE I2
AVE. N.W.---1 rnl. kitchen and bath,
S54.30 incl. utiIs. CAREY WIN
s66oN CO, 17@a Conn. ave. Js n;w.
coioRED@11o4 9th ST. N.w.EPrt.
lge. 3-rm.: pvt. entr.: heat furn.:
$50: vac. EN-. 2-S617.
COLORED - TALBERT ST. Sc
l block from Nichols ave. bus stop:
3 rms, kit, bath. private. Oil heat;
Sn' Sag' 9Af4ss cil1 70 to T. " D. JOHNSTON
CoLoRED-3OO BLOCK 18th ST.
N.E:-Bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. bath,
eslii i9 to AaD'S:' T. '. D. jooHNsfoN, '15 DU:
CoLORED-FoUR oNE-BEDRM.. nv.
Al cond.. S65 per mo. r. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors. Ma. $4,000.
CoLoRED-e BIG BEDRMs., kit,
dinette and living room; $3.50
plus all utils. 920 46th st. ne. Just
of Sheriff rd. Good transp. and
close to MINI; ave. shopping dis
trict. available. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV, MA.
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}. ,APTS. UNFURN.-vA. Cont ,
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
And Many Trees Grow at
Donna Lee ADtS

In Nearby Falls Church
The Beauty of Nature With These
Added Features:
Spacious rooms throughout.
Built-in chest of drawers.
Lots of closet and cabinet space.
Private locker storage
At-your door bus service.
Laundry rms. within each bldg.
Private play school. ages 81,
Shopping center, schools. churches
within community.
See resident manager, Mrs. Williams
JE. 3-8673. One bedrm.. $500
SS5; Q bedrms.. S92-S9S.60.
DIRECTIONS: Out Columbia pike tC
St, left to apis.
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
2222 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-eeoC
40
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APTs. UNEURNlsHED-MD
TAKOMA PARK
APTs. UNFURNisHED-vA.

NEAR HECHT's AND KANN's. ARL.
din. Ell. SKI; kit. with eating space;
bedrm.. 12xiS; lge. closets; ldry. rm,
fasn SduP: PPsrts9s sS a. asa' eRa sa}sr
new BLDG.-Nr. Kann's: / bedrm,.
closet space, bsmt.. washer. dryer:
10, 10 min. P:c; so. only $3.50. ygtils-
S73.. ARL.-1 pedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
and bath; nr. intersection Wash
ping center. Ft. Myer. PentaEon,
Navy Annex. EN- 3-567s cavs: EN-.
3-920s nights. -26
bedrm. apt; top
lloc;; conven. to shopping and bus;
$3.50 per mo. incl. all utils. ,JA.
ARLINGTON. mr.. Colonial Village
and bath, ss5 mo. Utils. incl. IA.
ARL. .-RossLYN AREA - Lovely l.
b1edrm. apt; $765, incl. gas; at bus.
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at Fred
erick St. Magnolia Gardens; avail
able. now. Beautiful and spacious
kitchen, l or . large bedrms.. ex-
pansible liv. rm.-din. rm. comb.
latest in kitchen equipment. par
auet floors, Venetian blinds. 3 ex3 :
t, So, mo. For information, Gall
ALEX. 91O Green ST bedrm.. liv.
nm, kit bath. utils. furn.; avail
May /; S72 per mo. JE. 3-9sl1.
ARI c,os..;r-Nsw o,a beJrn,
nr. Pentagon, FIT. Myer. Arl. Hall:
parking. tranSsp;,, shopping; medium
blvd. left on Oak St. right to 1884
10th rd.. N. MRS. FANDRICH:
80
ARL.-2 bedrms., liv. rm., kit, di-
nette, bath. pvt: entrance: 2-family
BLDG, Joint use lge. yard and bSmt.;
oil heat gas and water furn., $50
mo-: immed. occupancy: ref. re-
ouired. 4434 Goth rd. no. ia. 2-2226.
CLOSE-IN ALEX. yA.-One bedrm..
liv. rm.. .dinette kit. and bath:
Mgr. XII. $4,000. -26
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

STORAGE - REDsK1N
VAN SERVICE. INC. Minimum So
per mo; Call H0. 2-1223.
HILLS TRANSFER-Anyd day or mr..
small and large iobs; trained men;
long.short bookings; ins. LU 1-95O1
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches a speciality S. L MORRIS
TU, 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage in
fsparate pbans No ROOMS; n, n. exgsrt S1 peeking %
AGE CO. INC. Established 1906.
MOVING by hour or job Light ano
heavy hauling: day or night. JOHN
STON TRANSFER CO.. Ii. 3-53S9
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
reas. ia. 9-2937: ewes. RA. 3-14I6
20"
CHESTER MOVERS-A trunk or 9
truckload: reasonable. ST. 3-S57Oi
ewes. ia. 9-o1l5, "A
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GVY CHASE. ]
SIT. $50

Reasonable down payment and move
this highly desirable area. Three
bedrms. on end A.: firepl. in liv.
rm;. large din. rm.. mod. kit. extra
bedrm. and bath above ground in
bsmt.; entire property in new-house
decorated. F. A. TWEED CO. INC,
5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN- 1890
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcor,, ,

buy clean-cut 6 rms : inciose6-
porches garage; large Yard in
Brightwoed; Very low down pay.
9!9 COLUMBIA RID. NV or .
families: new cond.; kits; $500 70
NR open cSNSRiEiri0oW2FE SSpdsiEi i0oW2EER sn6 Ia sSs5SlS
aves Brick house of Q rooms.
baths gas h.-w, heat and built-in
sarage, Location is one OF the most
,popJlsr in the, city. Condition Of
approval. LOUIS p. sOsSaSS sHoEMAKEsRRs. NJ fKSsRs
l9la K st. NV. Ma. S-1166.
/. CHEVY CHASE D. c.
Lovely corner with ) bedrooms. q
baths, powder room, good condition.
Only Sl1,500, terms. D. B. Guynn.
MARsHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th St. AD, 4-20O6
314 RITTFNHoUsE ST. NV. =
Vacant; detached brick; g rooms.
ground -level basement, oil INV.
heat, shaded cement porches. Most
6eaut grounds in area t52'x177 81.
rins. Schools. sS '0St swimminS hnnfn sno4- pooI.
shown day or night: ReasonSSle
terms MARsHAT1. Nj AMTa1ury' wEI,S TU; 2-299l' G@l'
Realtor. 1924 t4th ST.. AID. 4-2006
. v,,I I90cToR o. pEENTIsT 80.
m NFoSssshhR sAsEMESTR ROOMS; fseiSr M,..oTlt sATH
ave, 400 Lonefeilow st. n.w.wist
rooms, baths, finished attic.
built.in garage; vacant; new-house
condition. M. B. Weaver. Wo.
MARSHALL I WAprE co
Realsorr rN9asrt iss4 l4shi snrT 81. Ap. C43aoos
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS
Spacious semidet. brick. 4 bedrms..
ga baths, lge: liv. rm. with fireplace.
family-size din. rm.. kit. and den,
snmpss sn9ep!s;rfn.' rm;' Oct Gan Earase Ideal for
MARSHALL J, wAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 l4th st. AID. 4-2oo5
-, LARGE FAMILYP -
All ILL.,, brick, 4,bedroom 2-bath house
with den, electric kitchen. daylight
ssSen's basement s.arWi and garage @ Near al
and public swimming pool, Cali Mr..
Realtor 1924 l4th St. AD. 4-200S
Iy4 lft,EL; E5 BEpRM; Jl1Es, AND BATH
Beautiful detached brick: top loca-
tion, near Coolidge High. elem.
school: recreation center with
swimming pool; block bus. Most
dnns roo @FFG1ed %ederh rspass seSsn ssS. Hs
front screened porch. pet eti ssssRs. sssRs.
level lot. hot-water heat. Win sell
fast price is right; For appt. call
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st AID. 4-2O0k
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

2-BEDRM., unfurn. house, George
town: incl. garden; to $135. AID
.hSITIoS 4;srn0, Apt; Ss 533 After 9 pm.
have. fine tenants for homes in
Langley Park. Silver Spring. Be.
thesda, for compl. rental services.
Phone us today. PERRY HAY CO.,
JU. 5-6242. -27
RENTALS WANTED
List sour house with us and let IA
Take he work and worry Oh your
shoulders. Call XII S-3l06 til &
ROIITH ROBBINS REALTY. NC
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j. WAPLE CO.
tn St. AID. 4-2O06
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
BARNABY WOODS

BARNABY WOODS
Distinctive l-owner brick Colonial
rejecting meticulous care. Center
hall, large liv. rm.. din. rm.. den,
dishwasher and disposal in kit; 3
bedrms.. . baths on second floor; 3
excel. finished bedrms. in attic:
completely paneled ABOVE-GROUND
BASEMENT with full bath; 80 II.
OF rear yard in natural woods. Tre-
mendous screened porch. earage.
Price. S27.95O
EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTY
once open til q.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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$110
HA. 2-7234
3732 EDISON ST

COLORED-I4e4 CORCORAN ST.
N.W.-11 rooms baths sos mo
DI. 7-5S27. BLUE REALTY CO.
CoLoRED-as1. 18th ST. Nv
cars; rooming house or bus. CO.
5-206n. -2g
COLORED -26 14th ST. Sc. = 4
rms. elec. lights, water and toilet
S25 mo-: avail now. Also large,
modern. reconditioned, 2-st. and
heat, $40: mr. Fla. and 4. Cap. st.
GEORGE l. BORGER. INC. 643
Ind. ave. MA. S-0350. -26
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2O8 EMERSON ST. NV.
Six rooms; Hollywood bath with
vanity. step-up dining rhl., rec. rm.
Of references required. Available
May /. Ma. e-e743. rs
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WEST EVANSVILLE

Three bedroom, 2-story brick; full
basement. nice lot, gas air-condi-
toned heat.
venient to schools. shopping and
transportation: immediate occu-
pancy; situated in company
owned and operated subdivision.
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CHEW CHASF MT

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
6503 Maple Ave.-Spacious brick
home: center hall. large liv. rm.
din. rm. study. TV room. butler S
pantry and modern kitchen: 3 twin
sized hedrms.. , baths on 2nd f. !:
stairs to attic playroom: GE washer
and deep freeze. Avail. May l5
S225 per mo. To inspect. call MRS
CARTER, MA. $4,000: ewes, EN-.
3-1354. 81
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Be Cool and Comfortable at
GREENRRTEP ApTC

GREENBR1ER APIS.
Plan now to occupy / of these beau
tiful and spacious apis. with eros.
xentilation throughout. all hardwood
bus service. Fairgrounds. parking
and storage for all. One-bedroon
apis; have liv. rm. 20x15, dininc
ell. bedrm; 14x11. with lift. Slid.
. ing-door closet plus oversize mirror
Limited Number of 2-Bedrm. Apts
l bedrm. -- Ss4. 50-Ss7. SO
o bedrms. So. So 500 5C
Resident Manager, JA. 2-32g5
Directions: Out Columbia Pike t.
377 South Greenbrier
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
2222 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-666C
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COLORED-0-RM. APT. 1902 18th
st. n.w.-Newly remodeled bldg. !;
modern bath, kit; adults; Sll5
mo incl. heat. hot water, gas. For
information, call MA. S-2457 CT
TIA. 9-9SS2. -26
Mod. apt, bldg. for select clientele;
iS Em I'm 6edrm fun nb;t..S kit and bath bath;
UP to 9:30 p,m.; supt. on premises.
THE HARTFORD CO. RE, 7-2294.
COLORED-UNFURN rms.
Kitchen and bath. in Deanwood, For
& SON RE. 7-2SS2. --2S
COLORED-VA.-l- -bedrm. apt. OF
Columbia pike. all utils. incl. Call
MICHAEL WALSH g. SON. RE.
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Children's Fairgrounds

ELEVATOR APT.-$77.5O
290O ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
Near 1Sth and Columbia rd. FRONT
APT. in practically new bldg. Beau
tiful efficiency apt. large living rm.,
dinette, kit. large dressing closet.
bath: utilities included.
See JANITOR CO. 5-4451
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APTS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.
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BIG BEDRMS.. kit,
dinette and living room; $3.50
plus all utils. 920 46th st. ne. Just
close to MINI. ave. shopping dis
trict available SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. MA.
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COLONIAL wITH GARAGE I

-EH'
WILL LEASE my 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
fine home, in good D. c. white
neiehborhood. Good transportation
information and references ex.
changed. Will rent furnished or un.
furnished to right party. Range SI5C
to 5000. Possession 80 days or less,
Write. giving phone number and III
call you promptly. Box 301-K, Star
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fenced yard; sos. R. L.lHUGHEs.
OIL. 6-73S3. OIL. 2-3132. -26
A REAL RAMBLER in Falls Church,
Va, on beautiful lot. Huge living
rm. with firepl., full dining rm. and
lovely equipped kit. incl: disposal;
automatic laundry, washer and dryer
incl. in rent of S135. Ask to see
443 Knollwood drive. SHANNON g.
LUCHS. 1905 H st. NV. MA. S-"345
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shade trees; GOOD cond.; = rms. anc
bath; oil h.-w.h: S120. Call r. A
HUMPHREYS, Realtors, MA. S-502O
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-15

materials, together with protec- ton of our going coal, petroleum and other industries"
 Among the major pieces of mining legislation passed by the 83rd Congress Q953-54) was one popularly known as the uranium bill," Public Law 250) designed to promote multiple mineral de- velopment of public lands.
 This bill was pushed by ura- nium miners who found them selves blocked from filing claims on public domain already covered by oil and gas leases.
 This measure, among other things, operates to:
 l. Establish basis for multiple use of the same lands under min ing and mineral leasing laws, with the provision that mining claims can be located nered1ler on ldnQS leased under the mineral act or on withdrawn lands "knoWn to be valuable" for leasing act min erals.
 2. Establish procedures for set ting disputes arising out of null tiple use, filing, notice and re- cordation.
 3. Provide that mining claims may be located for fissionable- source materials and that a full patent may be issued for such claims, thus removing uncertain ties created by the Atomic Energy Act of 1946.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-15
Hairless, Thin-Skinned Youth Gets Five Days For Being AWOL

CATTERICK, England, lR-Pvt. William H. Mcintyre, hairless at IS, told a court martial yesterday he ran away from the British army because other soldiers called him "Old Baldy."
 Mcintyre had official permis- sion to wear a paratrooper's beret until he could get wig. But he said noncoms who did not know this were constantly forcing him to bare his nude skull.
 The unhappy private, who gave himself up after four months, pleaded guilty to being absent without leave.
 He was sentenced to five days in the guardhouse.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-15
Important RevisiOns In Mineral Laws We're Enacted By The 83rd Congress

WASHINGTON, R-Important revisions in mineral laws made by the 83rd Congress are described in a report issued by George Ab- bolt, counsel for the House h. terior Committee.
 In a foreWord Abbott dealt with the importance of the min eral industry to the United States, saying:
 "The domestic mining industry in the past 30 years has found itself struggling for survival in many areas, this at the same time long range planning underscores the undisputed need for self-suf- ficiency in strategic and critical
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-15
Deer Hunter, Practicing With Bow and Arrow, Shoots Wife In Ear

CHICAGO, R-Robert Baacke, 25, and his wife, Diana, "A, have abandoned plans to hunt deer with a bow and arrow.
 They have been using guns to hunt animals for the last five years, they said, but decided to learn to use a bow and arrow "to give the animals sporting chance"
 They were practicing how to shoot in their back yard Sunday when Baacke aimed an arrow at a target on a tree. The arrow struck Mrs. Baacke's right ear as she stood five feet away from the target. Six stitches were re- quired to close the wound.
 Gotta give my wife sporting chance, too,' Baacke said.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-15
Mary Okpealuk Weeds Airman Croyle, Stationed At Air Base in Ohio

Miss Mary Okpealuk, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Okpealuk of Nome, became the bride re- gently of A/2C Allen P. Croyle, son of MT. and Mrs. Harold l.. Croyle of Summerhill, Ohio. The wedding ceremony was single ring ceremony in the Evangelical United Brethern Church in Sum- merhill.
 The bride attended high school in Nome and she later was en- ployed by the Q Cab Co. Her hus- band, 1852 graduate of Adams Summerhill Joint High School, was stationed with the Air Force in Alaska for 15 months.
 The newly married couple will reside at Dayton, Ohio, where Airman Croyle is stationed at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-15
COP National Chairman May Visit Alaska Soon

ANCHORAGE, R-Walter Hick- el, Republican national commit teeman, said yesterday that Ma tional Chairman Leonard Hall will visit Alaska next week, but an aide to Hall said in Washing ton today that no final decision has been made on the trip.
 The aide said there had been a suggestion that Hall make such a trip.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-15
Search on for Man Who
 Became HI and Left Camp

ANCHORAGE, R-Air. and ground parties joined yesterday in search for Ernest Schupert, 39-year-old Spenard resident who has been missing since Sunday on a moose hunting trip in the High line Lake area.
 A companion, Ed Meier Jr., 20, said he believed Schupert became ill and left camp with only a knife and some matches.
 Meier reported he awakened early Sunday morning and found Schupert gone.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-15
INCREASED INTEREST IN CONSERVATION EVIDENCED BY ALASKA FISHERMEN

SITKA, R-An increased in- terest in conservation was evi- denced by seiners and trollers alike at the annual fisheries hear ing here Tuesday.
 Suggestions for improving sal mon runs ranged from advocating mesh screens at Stateside dams to prevent fry being sucked into turbines to installing fish ladders to aid salmon in Alaskan spawn ing streams.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-15
Cow Goes On Kerosene Too.

MOUNT AIRY, N.C., R-It's okay to smoke around Paul Flynn's COW. The COW got into a tub of kerosene and drank three to five gallons.
 Veterinarian H.C. Jackson said: She's saturated, but there's no danger of an explosion"
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-15

LADY'S CHOICE-Zsa Zsa Ga Dor is up in the air these days because she wants it that way. She refused to have a double for aerial tricks in her new pie ture "Three Ring Circus" "There's only one Zsa Zsa and no one can take her place." she said.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-15
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the

Compiled by the US. Dept of Commerce Weather Bureau Continued cloudy with inter mittent light rain and fog. Winds southerly 12-18 mph.
 Lowest temperature expected tonight AT, highest Thursday 50.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
u. S. Trying to Help Flyers,
President Assures q Mother

President Eisenhower assured
a worried mother today that the
United States is doing every
thing humanity possible within
peaceful means" to get back l3
Americans imprisoned in Com
munist China on espionage
charges.
His assurance was relayed to
Mrs. Hurley L. Banner in Lew
isburg, Pa by White House
Press Secretary James G. Hag-
erty in a midday telephone call.
Mrs. Banner. whose son, Maj.
William II. Banner, was sem
fenced to eight years In prison
by the Chinese Reds, had been
trying to get in touch with the
President personally by tele-
phone.
Mr.. Hagerty said the first he
knew about it was when he saw
an Associated Press story this
morning quoting her as saying
she had been unable to reach
the President.
He said he found the majors
sister. Mrs. Arthur Moore. had
called the White House at LAS
pm. yesterday and asked to
speak to the President. She was
switched to 1t. Col. Robert w.
Springfield, chief of the Air
Force Casualty Branch.
Mrs. Banner herself called the
White House ct 1888 am. today
and asked to speak to the Presi-
Evening star., 1954-11-24

dent, Mr.. Hagerty said. She was
told that Gen. Eisenhower was
in a National Security Council
meeting and spoke to Col.
Springfield.
Mr.. Hagerty said as soon as
the NSC meeting was over, he
told the President of these calls.
Then, Mr.. Hagerty said, he
called Mrs. Banner.
81 told her." Mr.. Hagerty said,
that the President had received
word Of her calls and gave Mrs.
Banner the personal assurance
Of the President that everything
Is being done that is humanity
possible by our Government
within peaceful means to get our
boys back.
Mrs. Banner thanked me and
asked me to thank the President
for that assurance.
Mrs. Banner had told a re-
porter that she wanted to tell
the President it is high time the
dilly y-dallying is done with and
we really get to doing something
about those boys over there. "
Il can't even get to talk to one
of his lEisenhower,s) secre-
taries, she said. Yet some
little child sends him d charm
and he calls the child up.
What's more important, a
mother seeking information about
her son who Is III trouble because
of fighting q war. or 8 child giV-
ing the President d charm2'
Evening star., 1954-11-24

dropped into China to supply
these alleged agents.
The communique, from the
Public Security Ministry, said
John Thomas Downey of New
Britain, Conn, and Col. John
Knox Arnold, jr., of Silver
Spring, Md, sentenced yester-
day to long prison terms on
espionage charges, were among
these air-dropped agents"
Mr.. Downey, a civilian en-
ploye Of the United States Army,
was condemned to life inprison-
nnent and Col. Arnold, COM
mander of a downed B-29, to 10
years by a Red Chinese military
court. which also imposed SEN
tences on 20 others, II Ameri-
cans and 8 Chinese.
The communique listed Is
Americans among the accused
agents.
Five Americans Killed.
They were IA American spies
Of the United States CIA, headed
by John Knox Arnold, jr., COM
manding officer of the United
States 581st Air Supply and
Communications Wing and
four other spies including John
Thomas Downey, sent by an es-
pionage body of the CIA."
It said five of the Americans
were killed when their planes
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