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Evening star., 1954-11-23
NOT JUST HOUSES
THESE ARE HOMES

$4,000. 3-bdrm. C. Cod. Ia Bath
Full bsmt., storm windows
and garage Open terms.
S1S,950. CD Brand-new Cape Codi
Two lge. bedrms. and full
bath upstairs; 2 bedrms. and
bath down, sep. din. rm.; full
daylight bsmt.: gas heat. lots
OF closets; Sc conv. financing
available.
S2O.950. Takoma, p. @. Co.
Very near Langley shopping
center; 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier, with Screened-in rear
porch and unusually lge. din.
area: 4 yrs. old. Assume ~
lSt trust.
LILLARD REAL ESTATE
UN. 4-3O52
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HOUSES FoR sALE--Mp.

ron THE FAMILY of distinction
z0fs new cTssk S.s laSl.1 hii Ga sssv. Gsna T.
8 bedrms. on the lst d.; Q baths,
latest kit, rec. rm. and ONCE rm.
2-car built-in gar. on Q truly heaut.
lot; good terms to right party. Ma.
S-lS53 or RA, 6-8500.
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'lls5l CHURCIHi i1EE5yS j | :. :.

OIL HEAT-sMALL CONGREGATION
Already set up as church, for
small congregation. Bsmt.. oil h.
VIII, very clean. Can, also be used
can also be bought with o very
low down payment. Call quickly.
won't last.
NO. 7-20O8 After 6, TU. 2-3757
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LIGHT AND BRIGHT
This brick home. with 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. surrounded with tail oak
trees, near Woodmoor shopping CEN
ter and schools, is truly value.
Hot-water heat is an added fea-
ture. Can be bought CT or FHA
with excellent terms. S1s950.
James G.. Conley & Co.
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IHoUsEs Tor SALINE. tcsn.. lERl

Gl--SSOO down. SI5,65O
ssstRa Rs:s s:aIn salS sassstRs sssR son: e
with det. garage on large lot. conv.
to shopping, schools, churches and
transp. This dwelling is actually
large enough for families II neces-
sary For further information. call
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO. uN.
4-1515. ---23
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MoTFLs

Illness forces the sale of . small
luxury motel on transcontinental
hwy. about 20 mi. from Washing :
ton. All under one roof are = 2
units. 12 baths. 6-rri. house. with
full bsmt!. 2-car gafase and an
once. Priced at less than cost OF
development.
About II mi from Washington. IL
units. Beautiful living quarters, 200
II frontage on nearly 3 acres.
Room for expansion to 80 units.
Price, $50. 900. Excellent for enl-
ployed person to combine home
with increased income and with
established profitable business on
retirement.
About IS mi. from WASHINGTON In
the Virginia hunt country. A beau.
tiful 15-unit 1uxuricusiy furnished
court about yrs. old. Generous
and charming owners quarters.
600-ft. frontage gives room FOL
expansion, Earnings for 1854 iri-
creased 25fe over 1858. Price,
iNEz cUsHARD. REALroR
EN-. a-423S OIL. 2-5s67
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COLOHED
MINNESOTA AVE.
$3.50 DOWN

Vacant. Modern Groom brick home
with recreation rm., gas heat and 2
baths: Anchor fenced lot. Call til
3 pm. r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors,
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UN. 4-3052

CT NO MONEY DOWN
Two-story brick - Separate dining
room. 2 large bedrooms, full base
ment with finished recreation room,
breeze conditioner fan, large porch,
sun deck, level lot; Al condition.
CASKEY REALTORS. AP. 7-64OO.
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PARK--At q high eleva-
tion, about two blocks west of Conn.
ave, in a section popular with the
Diplomatic Corps, detached brick
house of English design. hand
some structure, exceptionally well
built on a lot 77x19S feet, at grade
In front and beautifully terraced at
the rear. The house Is planred for
large rooms and closets. The recrea-
tion room on the third floor is q
novelty 12 rooms, 3 baths, ga
rage. Price. $4,000 Inspection by
appointment. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER. 1919 X st. NV. Ma. g.
1895.
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KIRKSIDE
CHOICE LOCATION

Several blocks from Chevy Chase
Circle; We otier this white brick
SSolo1i1l Co He 3 bedrooms; a;S baths, den.
Kitchen, rec. rm., garage. Completely
fenced lot with trees. Owner must
sell. SEE THIS HOME AND MAKE
AN OFFER Call KE. 10000 till
3 pm, REALTY BROKERS, INC,
6514 Conn. ave. NV -1A
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Visit Lohr Homes
CIOSE-IN CHEVY CHASE

CLOSE-IN CHEVY CHASE
Brick Colonial; 4 bedrooms, 2 baths.
screened porch. built-in garage.
Well handicapped level lot. Conven-
lent to schools, transportation.
Ewes, call WO. 6-33OO, 8 a.m,-6
pm. call FIN. 2-7400.
METzLER, REALTOR
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CHEVY CHASE
ELEGANT, SPLIT LEVEL
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
$29,950

A beautiful split-level brick rambler
offered at considerably less than
original cost. Large reception hall.
living room has fireplace and glass
wall overlooking patio and fenced
yard: an-electric Kitchen with dish
washer, disposal, clothes washer and
ample breakfast space. Full base
ment. spacious laudscaped corner.
KE. f.1soo: EYES. ri. 7-sa7s.
SHANNON 81 LUCHS co.
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sos D6WINist-POSS. Ii

400 BLOCK 7th ST. Sc.
Six rooms and bath. coal h.-a.h.:
good cord., near schools and transp.:
large lovely yard
SURETY REALTY 60.
SAD. 4-053l Ewes. JE. s-sIo9
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yU: 9-O60l - TILL. 9 FAN.
SILVER SPRING
cARROLLS KNOLLS - 3-bedroom
brick rambler: living room with fire.
place, dinette. GE kitchen, full base
ment; excellent condition.; S16.950.
GI approved.
CONN. GARDENS-3-bedroom brick
rambler with breezeway and ga
rage; living room-dining room COM
bination; GE kitchen. CT approved
at S15,650.
CARROLL KNoLLS-2-bedroom brick
bungalow: living room, large kitchen,
expansible attic, full basement; ex-
Sellent condition. CT approved at
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGES the
first to see this 2-bedroom Colonial;
living room with firepl.. dining room,
full basement. CT approved at
S12.550.
STEPHEN fKNOLLS-See this i'm
maculate 3-bedroom brick rambler
GE kitchen. Excellent buy at
$16,250, G1 approved.
cOLESvMLE, Sherwood Forest--New
split rambler on 1-acre lot:
3 bedrooms. baths, WESTINGHOUSE
electric kit. recreation room, ga
rage. $24 $50 with $4,000 FHA
trust available.
ALL HOMES CLOSE To- SCHOOLS,
CHURCHES TRANSPORTATION.
ROBINSON JU. TILT
Eyes. Ia.. RA, a-5o6l. JU. 5-77s4;
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$3.50 CASH7WHEATON HEIGHTS
Non-GI bargain; 3-bedrm. brick, lge.
liy. rm., separate din. rm.. equipped
kitchen, full basement; fenced yard;
walk to public and st. GATHERINGS s
Schools. Assume CT loan. Payments
less than rent. GIDEON c. JOHN
SON, LO. 4-70lS IA
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ARLINGT0N-Gleaming white Cape
Cod; attrac. 3 bedrms., "a baths,
with green shutters, screened porch.
full bsmt., hot-w. h.. det. garage:
cor. lot with trees. VIII accept
GI contract. FRED J. GEORGE,
Realtor. IA. S-6777. IA. 7-0141.
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BEVERLY HILLS, one of Alexand

AREA, nr. Shirley high.
way; THANKSGIVING Special-A
very nice 2-bedrm. bungalow on "a
acre lot that possession may be had
for as little as $3.50 deposit. Total
price. SI0.259 with easy monthly
payments: CECIL B. LUPToN, Real
tor, IA. 1888; ewes, IA. 2-2577.
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CT BARGAIN - All brick, full-base-
ment rambler home: separate din.
rm., elec. kitchen, screened porch;
near schools and bus. Below C. r. v.
at $13.950. A. J. KESSINGER &
CO., JU, 9-4544,
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HOUSES fsr sALE--N.NN. tcsns. |

CHEVY CHASE, D. Brick Colonial
with den and powder room, 8 twin
sized bedrms., . tile baths on 2ndH
d.; liv. rnl., din. rnl., kitchen with
din. space, recr. rIi1.. garage level
cail RE. Seosoo Iii D p.ia.. Realty sSiIyTs;
BROKERS. INC. 5504 Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHASE Custom built ram-
bier. In exclusive section. Three
twin-bed rms, tremendous liv. rni.
and din. rE1., WESTINGHOUSE kit. 4
screened sporch. recr. rrn., garage;
asking $37 800. owner wants offer.
SHFsIER g Sn s.aas4 II; KELLER. Ju. 5-5loo
Chevy CHASE. p. c.charming red
Kitchen. breakfast nook, DEN, on
LIST a.; 8 bedrms.. Q baths. Snd d.
Rec. rln.. finished attic. Terrific
VALUE at S25,500, Call LEGUM a
GERBER. EN-. 10000.
CHEVY CHAsE-HAWTHORNE--New
prick rambler. 8 bedrms.. baths.
Ige. liv. rin... sep. din. rIn.. rec. rm..,
lear gar. h.acre lot. facing Rock
SFfda SUnpERowSGss hss5 $2es ssssh sN =: s.ess iS
S detsched, exceptionally s'aS .,iee. sfms. bes.
location, near Bureau Of stand
ards; living room, dining room.
kitchen; I'd floor has 3 bedrooms
and 2 baths: slassed-in. sleeping
porch; garage; nice lot: owner
Sis sasne os1 s1wn BnnSsLsY aa1lss iSS rsas1 ss1n
TX CO.. EN-. 2-2326; ewes. EN-.
3-0326. --24
CLEVELAND PARK, N.-charming
Tudor English, stone and prick,
aoR82N z ss;i Yo6so, IN EN- IN. s.2sis s23ssis
ILLINOIS AVE, just on kennedy St
Box-type brick; 8 bright comfortable
garage: asking $4,000, CALL MR..
TIILER (eyeningsl EN-. 2-234I.
THQS. J. FISHER q CO.. INC, DI.
UPPER 14th ST.. mr.. Bucnanan S.
Sale or rent; near transp., shopping.
Liv, rrn., sep. din. rm.. kit. 4 bed
rms, bath. oil heat. dry bsmt.
Tithh h,xUa isy; s can n Ms: Den; Iooo 5AMEs 1iS
6sa5 18th ST. N.w.--Immac.. semi
det. brk., cony. to all services: 81
rms, 2H baths, h.-w.h, built-in
gar rock wool insul.; owner will
nm to suit. ST. 3-44I5, ia. 9-S149.
80
BRICK C0LONIAL-S1s,s5o, smallI
down payment: between. Georgial
avenue and 18th st. Living room.
dining room. Kitchen. three bed
rooms sleeping porch, garage. S. g.
L; REALTY CO.. JU. 9-1141; eyes,.
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BETHESDA. SI7.95o-Here is REAL
CHARM on q nice, level lot with
many trees; red brick Cape Cod
with slate roof: nice rooms and
screened porch on first floor: fin
ished upstairs: full bsmt.; close to
schools and express bus. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. Oh. 2-70O6; eyes,, Lo.
Evening star., 1954-11-23

LARGE BRICK RAMBLER, lower 20s
Choice. loc., on Mass. ave-. near
Sumner. Three bedrms., tile baths,
full basement, screened porch, 2-car
garage. wooded lot, 75x15O. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; evenings,
PA R-S0CA
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IMMEDIATE POSESSION - Oanuy
2-bedroom brick home, with living
room. separate dining room, tile
washer and disposal: full basement;
nice lot; storm windows. Will take
CT deal. Price. $13,950. WOOD
CO., l115S Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring, Md. LO. 4-7200 It'll $3.50.
Evening star., 1954-11-23

settled in a home Of your own; 81
bedrm. brick rambler; clean and
neat; storm windows; level lot: low
down payment, easy terms to any
one; close to schools and transp.
JU. q-6440. q am, to 8 pm.
WO0DSIDE REALTY CO pa
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NEAR MRS. KAY'S-only S1s.a50
for this 3-bedrm. brick. Colonial
screened porch, tiled bsmt., level,
fenced lot; close to bus, schools and
shopping. GI contract accepted.
JU. 9-6440, q a IN. to 8 pm. WOOD
STT1E REAJTy CO .-o4
Evening star., 1954-11-23

81 ,UUU DOWTl-$85 Per Mo.
423 Chaplin st. Sc.
Brick, 8 rooms and bath, full base
ment. large yard, near Boiling and
Andrews Field.
READMoND REAL ESTATE
tn 2-6IHI EN- I-T0T0
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-31
AUGUST z, 3, und 4

These Key West merchants featuring special cyy
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, these
ing buysheyrc only samples the bargains you'll find at IL
shops during Key West Bargain Days. And the city bu
FREE between 10 AIM and Ii on Monday, August 2nd
Sponsored by Retail Division Key Vest Chamber of Commerce
Evening star., 1954-08-26

Maria Grazia Francia
Evening star., 1954-08-26
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
Arena-"Room Service: $3.50
pm.
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
"Ice Cycles of 1855; $3.50 pm.
Olney % "Heartbreak House:
$40 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - "The Bounty
Hunter: las, $3.50, 5:35. TAO
and 9:45 pm.
Capitol Seven Brides for
Seven Brothers; 11:05 am.
lis. 3:25. 5:35. 7:45 and 9:55
pm
Colony - "Sensualita";; $50.
$40 and 9:55 pm.
Columbia - valley Of the
Kings; HAS am, LAS, $40.
$40, 7::35 and 9:35 pm.
Dupont-"The Vanishing Prai-
rie": 10 and 11:40 am. 1:20, sos,
4:45, $50. $40 and 9:55 pm.
Keith's-"The Caine Mutiny"::
1890 am, 12:45, 3:05, 500, 7:35
and 9:55 pm.
Little-"One Summer of Hap
piness";; 6:25, sos and $50 pm.
Macarthur - Turn the Key
Softly" 6:15. sos and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - 1.-THE Bounty
Hunter; 11:15 am, /. 2:45,
4:35, $40, sos and 9:55 pm.
Ontario-"Susan Slept Here:
!. 3:05. Sis, 7:30 and 9:45 pm.
Palace -" Magnificent Obses-
SION: 10:45 am. 1855. 3:15,
5:25. TAO and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse-"About Mrs. Les
lie";; 11:15 am. 1:20. 3:25. $3.50.
7:35 and 9:40 pm.
Plaza-"Rome II O'clock; IL.
1855, 1855. $50. 7:50 and $50
pm.
Trans-Lux-"Man With q Mil
iion": 1920 am. los, ESQ,
&:40, 6:25. $40 and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama"::
2 and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1954-08-26

girls are dumped by a collapsing
staircase into welter of crash
ing masonry-which Is what
happens in Rome. II O'Clock"
"a number of lives naturally are
affected. To keep a set of them
separate and distinct, and at the
same time concurrent, requires
concentration on the part of
the moviegoer as well as skill on
the part of the director.
Mr.. De SAINTS had the aid Of
four collaborating writer's
Cesare zavattini. B. Franchina,
r. Sonego and G. Puccini-to
help keep his girls straight in
the screenplay. You'll be on
your own, though.
For whatever help 1t is, here
IS how the lasses line up:
Carla Del Poggio is a key fig
ure among the hundreds of girls
who storm an accountants Office
when he advertises for one typ
ist. It Is she who bolts from
her place down in the line to get
into the Office for her interview.
This deed precipitates a small
squabble which turns into a large
fracas that develops enough
strain to send staircase and oc-
cupants crashing down. Her
story is the liner torment she
feels for being the cause of it
all and Miss Del Poggio plays
her with a great deal of poign-
ance.
Lucia Bose is a pretty rich girl
who has moved in with an i'm
poverished artist. After the ac-
cident her family tries to take
her home. but she never gets
there. having leaped from the
car to dash back to that artists
studio.
Elena Varzi is an unwed ex-
pectant mother. whose father
learns Of her plight at the hos
pital. is outraged, then takes
her home where she belongs.
Lea Padovani adds a fine.
bitter note as a girl who wants
to become a typist so she can
give up an older profession, but
finds herself tumbled by disas-
ter right back to her old life.
Della Scala is a curvesome
servant girl who hopes at least
to attain a better position in
life and achieves atsleast ticket
back to her home town.
Irene Galter Is a fetching
would-be singer who gets her
chance to sing over the radio
when slightly injured in the
staircase crash.
Maria Grazia Francia is an
innocent f1irt who is publicly
Inundated by a sister. who re-
grets 1t when death takes this
one victim from the disaster in
Rome.
Eva Vanicek plays the shy girl
being pushed by her mother.
Evening star., 1954-08-26

She is first in line when the mob
assemblies for the job and after
hectic and narrowing day, she
is right back there again, wait
ing for morning. The job, after
all, hasn't been filled.
* X X \
The device Of bringing a set
Of strangers together by visiting
a common disaster on them is
not new, of course. Mr.. Zavat-
TIM, who. wrote 1.-THE Bicycle
Thief" has, as the principal see
narist here, made good use of it,
though.
Zavattini and Director De
Saints Che made "Bitter Rice")
have some. harsh things to say
about poverty and they say them
most affectingly. They have
chopped off several large slices
Of raw Roman life in examing
the girls brought together in
Rome. II O'Clock"
The disaster itself-inspired by
the real thing several years ago
lis not their principal concern,
though it has been filmed with
frightening realism. Wha t
Zavattini and De Saints see is a
savage commentary on the eco
nomy in the fact that 200 girls
have to assemble in une place to
fight for one small clerical job.
They give it some meaning by
reducing it to something like a
least common denominator, look
ing into the lives of eight or nine
girls to see why and how they
came to this fateful staircase.
Some Of this necessarily is
sketchy. but a great deal of it is
moving drama.
4
Not all of Rome, II O'Clock"
"a title almost as hard to type
as "Oklahoma!") is overwrought
with despair. The film takes an
extremely funny view, for in
stance, of the manner in which
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Roman radio leaps upon a disas-
ter, just like New York hucksters,
with such things as bedside
interviews with victims.
It is during this passage that
the father of one of the girls
is asked If he'd like to say a
few words. He mods, grabs the
microphone and shouts some
thing to the effect that all
employees should have a raise.
It is a comic moment, but it
is a sad one, too. It Is an econ
omy in which all employees de-
Evening star., 1954-08-26

serve a raise which has flung
these girls into horror in the
first place.
Il \
ADDENDA - The new Lee
Highway Arlington. Boulevard
Drive-In opens tonight. !. The
Bernice Hammond School Of
Dance has added drama instruc-
ton under James Butcher, asso-
ciate professor of drama at
Howard University. Children S
classes in theater and in speech
correction are included.
Evening star., 1954-08-26
The Posing Show
The Posing Show
These Girls Were There
When the Stairs Fell In,
BY Horry Macarthur

Italian movie dolls being considerably lin right
not surprising that someone has put whole platoon
In one motion picture The someone is Producer
and the film is Rome II O'clock which opened yesterday at
the Plaza Theater.
Assembling this girls the drama is not
Evening star., 1954-08-26
the same movie drama Is not .

rome. IL O'CLOCK" Times Film
Graetz.. directed BY Giuseppe De SAINTS,
screenplay by De SAINTS. Cesare Zayat-
tint, 3. Franchina, r. Sonego and q.
Puccini. At the Plaza.
Evening star., 1954-08-26

Bure-fre device. TO DO Them
justice often requires biting of
more than can be comfortably
chewed in an hour and a half.
Director Giuseppe De Saints has
been fairly successful here. how
ever, at keeping the confusion at
O minimum.
It couldn't have been too easy,
either. When several hundred
Jay Cormody, dromo editor Of The
Stor, is on vacation. His column
will resume next Sunday.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-26
Court Upholds
 Court-Martial Law Valid For Civilians

WASHINGTON, R-The US. court of appeals here Thursday upheld a law giving the armed services the right to court-martial civilians for serious crimes com mitted while in service
 The decision applied specific ally to Robert ". 10th of Pitts burgh, an honorably discharged Air Force man, who is accused of murder in the staying of a South Korean civilian.
 The appeals court reversed a district court ruling by Judge Holtzoff and directed that 10th be turned over to the Air Force authorities for court-martial.
 The three appeals judges who heard the case agreed unanimous ly that a provision of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, giving the armed services authority to try former servicemen for serious crimes, is constitutional.
 Counsel for both 10th and the government have said the case would be carried to the Supreme Court.
 10th, 24, a Pittsburgh steel worker, was arrested May 13, 1853, at his place of employment and flown to Korea to stand court-martial He was returned to the States under Judge Holtzoff's $ order.
 10th is accused of premeditated murder allegedly committed in South Korea Sept. 27, 1852, while he was in service.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-26
Sea Food Firm Stops
 Buying Japanese Seafood Pending Radiation Check

SAN PEDRO, Calif., R-The Van Camp Sea Food Co. says it will buy no more Japanese tuna until assured that it is radiation free.
 The company also announced Wednesday that it has cancelled an order for 200 tons of the fish from Japanese waters. Govern ment officials are checking all shipments of tuna to American ports, and so far none of the tuna received is believed to have been near the area of the recent nu- clear test explosions, said Gilbert Van Camp, ST.
 Van Camp said only 5 percent of his firms tuna receipts come from Japan.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-26
By FRANK w. VAILLE

WASHINGTON, R-The head of the Housing and Home Finance Agency feels the Alaska housing program "has reached the practi- cal limit of it's usefulness in solv- ing the housing problem in AL aska."
 The view was expressed by All bert M. Cole, housing adminiStra- tor, before House Appropriations subcommittee last month. His teS- timony was made public Thurs day.
 Cole said there are evident signs of a slackening demand at the price levels at which housing has been made available," and added:
 "It is the present intention, therefore, to bring this program to a close as rapidly as present loans can be liquidated."
 He said the last loan to be made under the Alaska Housing Pro- gram will be that for the Aleutian Homes Project at Kodiak, where 344 single-family units now are
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-26
Alaska Housing Program Has Reached Limit Of Usefulness But Remote Dwelling Program Will Continue

under construction for Navy per sonnel.
 Since 1949, he said, 1,472 units of housing have been started with loan assistance under the program and another 5,538 units, princip- ally in multi-family projects, have been assisted by liberalized FILA insurance terms.
 Although the government ex- poets to step out of it's regular housing program in Alaska, Cole punned that the end of the Remote Dwelling Program is itself Ire mote"
 This is the program undertaken to improve native housing as a means of cutting down the tuber- culosis incidence. Limited to $500 per individual, the loans were largely for putting on floors and impermeable roofs in native quar- terS.
 Of some $329,0OO spent on this program, there was $218,0OO out standing as of Dec. 31. Most of this, the subcommittee was told, is in default.
 Pere F. Seward Of the Division of Community Facilities and Spe- cial Operations indicated he was dubious about the extent of fu- ture repayments.
 You loan it to an Eskimo on his personal note, which he cannot sign in the first place-he makes an X," he explained If the fur trapping season is good, or if the fishing is good, he will pay ii back, maybe"
 Asked the rate of interest on loans to natives, Seward said il was four percent but added that ''the Eskimo doesn't know any thing about interest we have had numerous occasions where he has paid the principal but not this interest business. Nobody told him anything about it. It doesn't understand it."
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-26
Head Of French Military In Washington To Discuss Defense Of IndOchina

WASHINGTON, R- Frances top military leader, Gen. Paul Ely, has postponed his departure for 24 hours to continue high level strategy talks about the In dochina War with American de- fenSe.
 A tight secrecy curtain has been thrown around the meetings thus far but informed officials reported long-range prospects for victory over the Communists in Indochina were being talked about as well as immediate supply problems.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-26
Recent Freight Rate Hike Not Reflected In Wien's Seattle-NOme Service

Wien Airlines Manager Al Branson stated today that in the Seattle Nome service by boat, truck and plane there is no raise in any part of the rates except that of the Alaska Steamship Go.
 There are weekly sailings each Wednesday, with freight to be delivered at the dock by 800 pm. on the Friday before sailing.
 Refrigerated cargo should be booked, he said, with MT. Donadel of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, and the time of delivery will be indi- cated to the shipper.
 The minimum charge, previ- ously $6.50 as far as Fairbanks, has been reduced to S1.86.
 There is now an additional charge on refrigerated cargo of $1.61 per hundred.
 For further information and details of the through service it will be necessary to call the Wien office.