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FUnNlsMiNGS Tor entire apt. Leayins
soMn. Mogern; Eeas,; Also clotnes;
lA9isss IZ.Io. EM. Z-25u3. III.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROCK nircn dl.
pette, Mietlme SOFA, stove. dresser,
ssccSrcssd i's 81 ss essssIii i sin sss
FuRNITURE-contents q 2-rm: apt,
s MHsS 94 soid IN a5mmeoiasev. CO o.
80, zSSSS, AZ; r4-i95o. - x11
FsulSLMnasL C UhE-Liv TINS. pearms.,
chsi.s Syss: rn 9nos s ~ s ssssss
S pesssrs. nhests AZ drawsrs III az aI,ts
inii 8 ! sI Eind: Must es scid. s.
LeasnnaDg 2Ier refused; sias. y Pc
i nai fe Inth y AZ oas sas. Ano pun
FUnMITIERE = Rat, Rattan, H.. 3;pc. 1: :st
M snys .aI. uSnSS s enn ari S metaf
] @sttTsssss;' sssssa ; tor e 81 S.srn: 6oass
aannd porch; Z. enildrsaF,ss :Wine r sss
aosnaouse, ,, new coTn Save ..ro,ler ees
SsTsy fioor lamps. Can JU. 5-0eSS
ruRNyTI,Rr comn,ete household,
maj ~ sniS ieagsne city, 1SS7
1z .sii !, I. ne 4 no s-a47s. car , g
FURNITURE - simmons Hide-A- BED.
chest Of drawers, mahog. Triple
dresser, 9 antique wal. chairs, A0,ln.
tilt.top thl., b0-fn. round oak IpL,
4 chairs: tea cart. pale-green leather
Wisaard I0 outboard in motor. Boys 20:
in. Shelby bicycle. S2h; q chrome
ainette chairs. $S6; Craftsman ~.
misc. items. il. S-oSSi.. Iii
FUENITURE. sacrifiee bsdrm; tErn.'
6s s.is dresser ..0 "a, s.Sl4o III
FURNITURE-Dropleaf dining table,
s sox rns, ensss Il 'S drawers, Wofs csb.
met; reas. DE. 2-660f, lie
FURNITURE, used: GOOD bed. spring,
mattress, love seat, arm chair, end
table, book case. 10. 1885 after 4
Ill
FURNITURESleep sofa, mahog.
break-fEont. maple dresser. mirror
HHrElsst .O Md. ', 81. b.Ssso. hi
FURNITURE. new and used Open,
M q ne y i isiS New Y YORK Ra ave- Tsis
phone So, 3-9646. -i2
FURNITURE, LIVING rm.: mod. scfa'
Kidney shaped desk; other misc
furn. Call IA. $4,000, Ext. 40g.
I'll
FURNTTURE---Moying, must sell d
once: 3-ptece birch bedrm suite
ntah0g. drop-le4f din. table. chairs
kit. table. 4 chairs: gray sofa Ant
chair: misc. items. ~. o-lIdAs
FuRNlTUkE-Liy. fm;; hiee-aMas
sofa, 2 chairs. end tables, z lamps
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In units Of 3, 3 ana 4;
$3.50 value for 50 peF door. j. 81,
0ICHMER. 26l3 NJ NV. Eek. 3-S627.
LOVE SEAT, uphol. gold brocade.
peri. eond.: slip cover; blue uphoi.
arm am chair. no. 2-S361s 40 pm.
sqted pine; $50 pieces Of 6x6.ft. osk
hlks.; 30 pieces Of SxS oak blks.; 100
pieces 6x8. 9 70 1S-tt, long pine;
10000 mixed 2x6. 2x10, 2xe, Aka.
6x6,:. 30 locust posts sawed 3x4-
N. S-ft. long prefab sheds Ii. e
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FURNISHINGS

Lowest prices on fur, care
fully selected from Il, the type Of
etc.) who do not care to have
the general public trample
through their nice homes. o.
PC. walnut Duncan Phyfe din.
rm.. credenza buffet. china
closet, table. 8 chairs, $169;
b.pc. maple dinette. $32: g.
pc. blond dinette, S45; Tl9hog.
credenza buffet, $50; walnut.
$40; kitchen tables. end tables,
corner cabinets. etc. abbott q
landon, 1920 Wisconsin ave.
NV. near Sears. Open week
days til Pm. EN-. 2.0677.
CLOSED SUNDAY
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FURNISHINGS

orop-leaf table. s12.5O: cofEee table,
ssS Sio; ~. I Tm ha cute; SIG; END en-!
desk dss' $3.50: hook rSs. IS; oecs..
mirrors. 81. bedrm. suite. $50: beds.
fold away bed. $3.50: breakfast set.
$40: utility cabinet. $500, break
buiet, $s.5o; home Bar. $3.50 other
bargains. See our ad under an-
tiques. Open sun. eyes. til 2, BELL
HINDs, 412 =. Capitol st.. II.
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DIAMONDS
UNPRECEDENTED

]. Ids. 10 princess ring, beautiful
color dias.. and set In lax y.g:-AA
q. Ids. twin diamond ring--total
ia cts.--A real brilliant color and
set Ia modern handmade plat. mtg,
---out Of paWn--only - 1878
3. Ida. ~ cts.s absolutely fiawless
and nice color; set In modern y.g.
nitet unfedeemed, ct $3.50
4. Eds. handmade diamond and ruby
watch. This Is truly . magnificent
piece Of jeWelry. Double row gen
uine ruby head bracelet and con-
tairs IS diamonds set in center.
Watch Is II Jewel and contains ~
round and 8 baguette diamonds:
This watch cannot be duplicated
Tor less than 1000. A bargain from
our loan department. S4oV
B.. Ids. " Ct. blue white and nnest
American cut: set with 4 side diss.
mUndS, A real buyl S11O
9. Ids. 1K cts. pear shape: beauti.
full cut; set In platinum mtg. with
. side pear shaped diamonds S326
z. Mans rs cts, fne modern cut;
nice color: set In heavy lax y.g:
mtg; out. q pawn. only S425
Livingston & Co.
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80 ,,.,,.s II 49,.
ifS,na: MI nS6s. a.. Ssfssfe -.
: \ 49, sa-, r.,ss 7. I y. 49,.
t. TX metai. Aslas, Au-ln;, aMlnS.
furfef: nstsi I1the bench WITH e siSsic
pan; best ofSer. 10. z-00As. Ill
LAW DOORR. usad mn n AKet IN.
FED. and. y. Supp, i. Rules becis.,
3. Dig g. =. 81. Nd. Rep. Sup. Ct.
IS rssDtE IS S Ssts. III IaH 1880. eone 81
LAW1sngflWRRa 1,,et 49, .,,ern.
snsd. SIS ea.: power WEI lawn avn movers owe
"a rear. sat. ana sun. only. I'll
LAWN MOWER Trade IN your hand
mower 1oE $40 or more, power
mowers $2B or more, on = new
csiisnf Ssb1i /. machinis &C G iSas
TOWN HICYCLE eTORl wis. ave.
y Ssa PsRK n, Hs n Vn c co..
Lee hwy. 81 n. KirkWood I'd. "a.
$500.
L tsS,s 10y M0mkE leu. curtain M, s . s
wieRer eHair. MA esas snS ta 49,
IA a-2isa - ses s1 ss.s.
/. -. ..sS... 80.
LAWM MOsHG4s IL. 3 mo. old. -
y. AM y niite y e. S aa oss
Sna - s1 49, ot So1 IN S120; w seA
], 80 80. = .S,s,., - e =. 4-s9 =.
2l-in, rood. operating cond.. $50.
LAWN MOWER. gas. HI nm. Iar
cut. reel typei i NJ oldT t,1nvinr "a
apt; asking $50. WA. 7-z5sS.
L iIyg. S MoWEE s;r e; boy sOys ysson e;
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ROOM

LIVING ROOM
Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you positive
savings Of 20% to 7O9S on
new sample closeouts. Look
at these bargains:
-custon-built."o studio. makes twin
lined oak knee-holo desk, WAS
$69.6O. now $47.06; Fisher duo
lounge with fine innerspring mat
tress. was $260.60, now Si3S. so:
nne sofa bed and club chair, was
$1AO.bO.. now $99. 30: maple knee
hole desk. was S60, $50, nov S32. 95;
SOLID maple sofa bed and 2 club
Many. more bargains too numerous g
mention. Open Thursdays I'll B pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT It'll ST. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASHINGTON
LOCKERS, STEEL. 400. 75sSx76TI5ss.
.9pArAte compartment for hats; GOOD
i eOYiditt0ff RnY Al1.V star ~
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REFRIGERATOR

REEGRS.-Le0pard n perfect cOnd.
z Apt: size. can RA. 1862. Ill
RHE zss3i =, Y. I.te y model. apt.-sise
4lS0 Georgia ave. NV, To. 2-4sS1.
EoUPMENT--I La
Crosse draft beer unit, 2 steam
tables. / large gas heater, miscel-
lsneousi reasonable. II. '6-S5lS.
RIFLE, stevens. 1880, excel. eond..
ron AND REEL. dee p11 see. pnuerer
Capitol. reel and 5h-ft. Montseue
2.pc. bamboo rod. used once; cost
$50. sell $12. 20. 2-0322. ia
1Sok e ss :iso ls ssa fsa ass:
RUGS-Nev shuras Oriental. sex
ESS, oriental q ssrOuk. sM1leNs.
E o.. tib aR. i assfs si..n: ss1s. So
See 2l06 st. NV. Apt. 109..
RUGS, nfe Sarouks. One 9x12. two
3x6: sacrifice for best ofer. $500
Old Spring 3D.. Rock Greek Hills,
kensineton. Nd. OIL. e-9266.
RUGs-Two ex1s ana one Axe Amer 3
s5S'nssl s sas' ss e1is 4 iIss s sSSsssiG a.
RUG, sray bTosdioom han sumner
o11er refused. .Ap. 10000.
rugs soen wool r sx I22 viz, pad s,, pat
room, $50. or. 4-5Sil4. - ma
RUGS (2l, pads, wilton Amer: ORR
entail, red, 0x12, L.: 8.3~x106,',
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WAR SURPLUS
T IlFS AZ Z

lS e "a I BsSs; l .os1a sls;sc; sss
! c1EGST E1 n q .. s5 SsApHEAs TENTS,
eH hSso NEED Ebs sEP hlins sgss; .. foN-
L Is IT. I PLA 5yI,= = I55SS-voLT. $50
asAM zAAMTe,sssAkySs . !, So J ,t Soi PIGgs q;
GARDEN HOSE. 81, S6-Ff.; S-ToN
HYDRAULIC JACKS, Sd. 46: WHEEL
$4,000 HAND SAWS. $i.4b. T6oi
MMaAGGHHINERYi NAME IT - WI
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. SCREENS

USED copper window screens with
wooden frames; good condition;
sisss 17gsx32 and 3bMx32 inches.
tact msnsrer q janitor. s15s'
Conn. ave. NV. D. G. I'll
SCHkENs 3D.. neu. alum. wire n
Nniee pine frames. 31xuo luen.
SECRETARY 49, Governor winthrop:
mahog.: eocd eonditipn: asking S26s
delivered. WA. 7-A6o3.
SEWING MACHINE, rotary electric,
po1knhle. reverse stitch, never used.
SWINE MACHINE, Singer: repss-
seased feather Weinht portable: can
be purchased for balnnce dua.
SINGER SEWING CENTER. 3421
Conn. Gye. nv. En-. S-4244. Ill
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PIANOS

s !s1sss;:., consoles and gEands: iarse
slightly DAMAGED from our recent
Mre. All fully guaranteed. All offered
1or sale ct real savings; IN TO
MUSIC SALES CORP.
1900 g st. NV. LII
PNG PONG TABLE, 9x5 It.. E.in.
plywcod, 2 pieces; new. viii sen ct
Pi Hss x H. I DlssS after d En-
cut-thread fixtures. STOCKS NC.
17A6 Lee hwy, IA. $500.
PIPE. copper, N.inch, thin wan, soc
PEI. It. in 2O-ft. lengths. JA.i7-7SIV.
PIPE. used, ~ black iron, long and
short lengths, &c per IT.; y ealv.
S sln E s1 ia. 7eas AaEEfsshiorne e
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JALOUSIES

Compare Keleo units for quality and
price. Do Il yourself or our m
Statlation reasonable. EAA.
d. H1LTADIDL1
70. e-ss9e D's. ani2
K7TCNEN CABINETS, az. counter
unit; porcelain sink. linoleum top;
2-WAll cabinets. 80. S-6164.
stinleas steel top, dhle. bowl. res.
1924. now $3.50. 06. with pore.
top. dhie. bowl. reg. S110. now 500.
6lN, reg. 1886. nov SOC. wan and
base cabinets hAlf price anl less.
KITCHEN MART, NC 1880 CO.
lumblA I'd. n.we CO. 9-924S.
chrome. cray With red trim, verJ
rea2onahle. CAL IA. $500.
KITCHEN TABLE. yellow formics
TOP with chrome less. 3 chairs q
match; telephone table: kitchen
Wan cabinet, RA. 6-a259.
KR0EMkEn HADE-A.nkD, ana match
ine chals; good eonditioni reAson.snls'
{ a1DEn. extension. wood. 2s-ft. ttve
l4sl; good condition; beat onef
IA. 2-460o.
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MISC. FOR SALE

Outgrown clothing, women's and
ends, 1913 Woodiey I'd. NV. NO
7-3O63.
MOTORS, " h.p., $3-$6. Sun. TIL 3
ewes. after 9. Rear 1895 Taylor st
NV IA. 0.S6T3.
M0TORS--N h.p. &C, $26; ", $12
So. 16-in. fan, $12. ia
iOTORS. il1OO TO 100 h.p. and re.
dlction gear; 8 $40 volts, reWound
sxeh. CARLY. 1908 llth ct no
AiOTOK SCOOTER, $50; refrigerator
$lSi stove. So; army bunk. 50. Ii
MOWERi.-"Jarr. 38-in. sickle bar
800: Gail after sunday, Wo
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FILE CABINETS
FILE CABINETS

Call tn. 2-724e from 10 TO 4.
FILING CABINET ND0TRS.--La
stock legal, letter, etc. CIRCLE
TAI 18th NV, DI. 7.7372.
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LUMBER

MACMINERY--1 Dries and Krump
sheet metal brake. II gauge. /
500 amp. weider. / acetylene. outfit.
whitney punchers. whitney
bender. / II IA. Kalamazoo saw.
bench punch Combination. /
portable spot welder. WA. 7-l239.
MAHOGANY otter TABLE, me
new. $15: Small decorative mirror.
MALL CHAIN SAW, . h.p.; COM
pletely Cyerhapled; $3.50 or best
MANTLE
OLD white marble similar to one pre-
h-2A33. ia Q.3QAQ III q
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MANTEL,S

Custom made TO At your fireplace
opening. Large selections. Insfalla-
ton. Wtn-dor jalousies fabricated
and installed cabinets. bookcases,
yalanees, etc. made TO your speci.
McAtions. H. q Il, WOODWORKING
sHOP, 10. S-11SF Ewes. 10. s.
1891.
MATTRESSES, Q twin Size, Beauty
SAcriilce. Call 10. 5-0I62.
MATTRESS, springs, Kneehole desk,
household odds and ends. Apt. rs,
1871 b. I eye. NV. Sun. aft. only.
MATTRESSES, foam ruober, $40.
cheap promotional type but much
better than those old cotton ones
Still why not pay little more, for
our top-qualfty Goodyear Air Foam,
spTingss ogIILLn.AND. S145 r &. !; W.
NEAT SO%, Fleetwood, glass font,
8 IT,, good ecnd.: must sen. Cali
IA. 7.2466. 10 am. to 2 pm. Sat-
urdav or Monday. Ill
MILLWORKy--Special millWofk made
In our mill. 1920 Wilson blvd.
IA. 4.1234. FUCKER LUMBER.
MIMEO GRAPH---New model 90 A. B.
! Dick. gray finish, never used: $3.50.
We 0.4ONo.
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FIJRNITURE-NTWI =
STCTnTThIvT unTTt

DISCOUNT HOUSE
$e9.96 5-pc. chrome dinettes $40
SOS. 80 wrought iron sets = S64.Q6
$140 maple hedyn. suites -. $40
$40 .9k Hollywooas, 30 In. now $St
Bedrm., lv. rrn., din. rfn, suites.
Everything ct Discount prices
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LUMBER
Open Sat-, Sun. Til. 6 Pm.
NEW FLUSH DOORS ~ OF

NEW FLUSH DOORS, 1913
2nds, easy to cut for odd
size doors, tops, etc. Plywood and
lumber. cuttings Of all kinds; many
ae half price or less; good ahelYing,
16c; stock and special mldes., mill
a aG5a R42RsnM i EEsEsNSsSi ~ Co. s %
knowles ave., Kensington, Nd. LO.
6-2S11; Downtown yard open 6-day
week. GIG Half st. s.w., DI. 7-l163.
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nsW: irons $3.50; also 5 woods,
COR cEUBsMS Wilson woods; s
louisville irons: bag. To. 2-Q141.
GOLF CLUBS--4 matched woods: 8
matched irons; nylon bag. tn.
GOLF GiUBs-Matched set: s irons.
9 woods and bag: cost $50 last
G IksaSiHDfi saSsInse cEocR tsect atUs0.
ZOO yrs.-old, left. tall. beautitul San
works. Also ni1iture srandSsthssr g.
$500 each. WI. 6-S1Si. sun. $40
GRsiiiN;iDER, portable; mall" eft. fiex
drive, 90 deg. angle. head. MxceIlent
condition. $40. Redwood S-74i5.
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ALMOST NEW

Only 8 mos. old; 3 executive desks.
/ steno. desk. i reg. desk. chairs,
4 couch. lamps and all accessories;
raid 81 zoe new. asking only $500
Or best offeE. Call 10. b-SO34 Tor
Information.
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- DINING ROOM

Don't buy before you visit as,
as we guarantee you positive
savings Of 20S6 to 70% on
new sample closeouts. Look
at these bargains:
Solid timed oak extension tables and
ien1 And chairs were $19.60 now
S4e.ee tlne lined oAks , exs. tS Son noW
$S475, Eeruine mahogany drop-
leaf tShFe. was $50 30. now S34.9b
MANY mere bargains too. NUMEROUS
70 mention opep THURSDAYS I'll y
dREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
0o7 It'll ST. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE or WASHINGTON
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LOCKERS

LOCKERS, STEEL. 400, 75sSx76TI5ss,
eparate partn1ent for hats; Good
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ACE WRECKING co.
saIRkBY HOMES JOB or, 1904
DiFections 80 Job: Shirley hwy. left
IN s. dlebe "a. TO Lang ST.. left 70
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FURNITURE

FURNITURE
ATLAS FURNITURE GUARANTEES
LOWEST PRICES IN WRITING
GUARANTEES LOWER
PRICES THAN DISCOUNT
HOUSES, 6O-CALLED
WHOLEsALE HOUSES
MILITARY SALES STORES
or ANY NATURE AND
SALES OF ANY KIND.
GRAND-NEW-CoST9 LESS
Quality Bedroom Group
Consisting Of dresser and mirror,
chest. bed and 6.piece dresser set.
$73
Quality Living Room Group
Consisting Of dual-purposs sofa tat
tracttve living room piece BY day,
comfortable bed 81 night. 1 chair,
2 end tables. co3es table, enn0k-
ers, 2 pictures and 2 table Tampa
and shades. Complete for
SGT
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OEFICsE FJJRNIT'JJHE
500 pEsKs @ ar KINns
OFFICE FURNITURE

open All Day saturday
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV
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GOLF BALLS-WHSLE.
Sold nationally. Conforms to USQA
sIe ys cssl T,s New New o; tCp aysisZ
JULIAN, district manageTs Oh
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FURNITURE BARGAIN
We are disseminating our fufn. apts.
VIII sell our furniture ct 4 gacriice
for quick sale, RIA. 3.4464. Ill
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1888 9th ST. NV. ST. 3-6688
Open Daily, 90. Thurs, 90
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-11
Eisenhower Foresees Cold War of Politics If Democrats Take Over
 Control of Congress November Z

DENVER, R-President Eisen- hover, vigorously pressing the Republican campaign for contin- ued control of Congress, declared Friday night he foresees "a cold war of politics" if the Democrats take over.
 Speaking to a nationwide tele- vision-radio audience and a cheering capacity crowd of $500 persons at COP rally in Denver Auditorium after getting a report from party congressional leaders on their plans to step up the cam paign tempo, the President said:
 History shows that when the executive and legislative branches are politically in conflict, politics in Washington runs riot"
 The President was interrupted at least AZ times by applause, which helped to run his TV-radio address overtime and caused him to be cut off the air about half minute before he completed his text.
 The 30-minute program, carried by 1858 TV channels and 534 radio stations from coast to coast, was paid for by the COP National Committee, and the networks held to the time limit.
 In his Denver speech, Eisen- hover declared that voters who put the Republican administra- ton in power in 1852 "got results they wanted, and he appealed for two more years of COP control of Congress to carry out the rest of his program.
 "A cold war of partisan politics
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-11
100 Juneau Hotel and Restaurant Workers Strike

JUNEAU, R-One hundred ho- tel and restaurant workers struck here yesterday in a contract dis pute, after negotiations of several weeks begged down.
 The strike was called by the AFL Hotel and Restaurant Elm ployes' Union, Local 871, when employers refused to meet de- mands for an 18-month contract and across-the-board wage in creases of $1 day. Present scales range from $10 to IFS daily.
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-11

between the Congress and the executive branch won't give us these goals" he declared.
 As for tasks remaining which he wants a new Republican-run Congress to tackle, Eisenhower said they include:
 Cutting federal spending fur ther "so we can cut taxes more; improvement of the peacetime farm program; revision of the Taft-Hartley labor law; statehood for Hawaii; lowering of the voting age to IS; development of a na- tional water resources program; encouragement of school con- struction; provision of a health and medical program without so- cialization of medicine; and i've must continue our historic ad- vances in the vital area of civil rights"
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-11
Philippines to Seek Over
 $4OO Million From Japan

MANILA, R-President Ramon Magsaysay stepped into the tick fish Philippines-Japan reparations issue Saturday by scrapping an agreement negotiated by his vice president and making it clear his country would seek. more than 400 million dollars in payment.
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-11
? DIE IN CRASH OF PERU AIRLINE PLANE

LIMA, Peru, R-A local airline plane reportedly crashed Friday during a fog in southern Peru, killing all seven persons aboard.
 The plane went down near the port of Ilo, about 90 miles north of the Chilean border. It was en- route to Arequipa, 95 miles south of Lima.
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-11
WELL KNOWN GRIN BACKED BY CUSTER

HOLLYWOOD, R-Liberace had good reason to show his we'll known grin Saturday.
 The television pianist was noti- fled by his business manager that an oil well in which Liberace and his brother George hold a con- trolling interest is gushing.
 The well is 40 miles from Tulsa, Okla. The business manager said its productive capacity is esti- mated at 100 barrels an hour. Fine Job Printinu af The Nuouef
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-11
BACK IKE Vote Republican! AT THE GENERAL ELECTION
 OCTOBER l2th
AT THE GENERAL ELECTION

h the be- is nt of t he in is to np g % d O. the h O people, 
  vel qlH who b dt On me would o harm h in o ask you to of o
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June Sees Level
OF School, Church
Erection AT Peak

WASHINGTON-(NC)-Expendi-
lures for new church construction
were at an unprecedented level in
June. while spending for private
school building rot only reached a
June peak but also a level unequal
led in any previous month.
Dollar value Of both types of
construction also reached record
highs for the first six months of
the year according TO Department
of Labor and Department of Com
merce figures released here.
Private school building in June
was valued at S45,000,000, up 28.4
per cent from June. 1858. Total ex-
penditures for the first half of the
year were S244 100000 an in
crease of 38.2 per cent over the
same period of 1858. First half
spending for public school con
struction as S969, 900, 900, 1913 per
cent above the January-June ex-
penditure in 1853. but less than
half the increase for private
SCHOOLS.
Construction of new churches
curing June cost $40, 900, 900, 21.1
per cent more than was spent dur
ing June, 1858. During the years
first six months $25l 100000 was
spent on church building, rise OF
20.7 per cent owed the first hall
OF 1853.
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great amount of leisure time now
given to them. And for all their sit
ting down, people don't sit down
long enough to see what is prec-
iouS and what is valuable.
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to otter than 4 plous thought. ! sup
pose Til hear from all over the
country that there are at least a
dozen other cateries who claim to
b the first and perhaps dozen
more will get enough courage 10
try the idea now. More power to
all of them.
Sign 10 Heed
Some of our summer wanderers
are getting into a mess of trouble
because they DO not respect pri-
vate property. Although most of
it is posted. so..-e don't believe IN
signs. They are the trespassers and
fence lifters There is a law about
such things, and the strange part
of it Is that it is enforced. Every
one has right to his privacy so
please respect it and keep a blush
from peekins through your tan.
And II Is Called = Picnic
Nothing gives potato salad quite
the taste that twig from shade
tree impsrts.
On The Air
Half the law violation that goes
on fortunately aoes not make the
daily papers. 1t is bad sign TO
hear time after time call over po-
lice radio that teen-age gang is
operating at such and such a cor
ner. When the police are called
II isn't to Join in the fun.
Great Virtue
Loyalty is frequently mentioned
as the special trait of youth. That
is great, and it is true. The only
thing that we must watck is that
We are loyal to the right things.
After God. our first rank of loyal
ty must be given to our family
After that the approval of God and
our family ought TO help us focus
our loyalty y the right target.
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Time so.. .. Life
OF
\ our


church bell reminding you of it.
say il with your morning prayers
and at Twelve and Six. II only
takes a few minutes and its indul-
gence is rich. Some people who do
not work in a watch repair shop
say a prayer every time clock
strikes. Praying in time will pay
off in eternity.
FIyins corks From the Pop House
"She talks about aerself with so
much enthusiasm I'd like TO meet
the girl she thinks she is"
A Difference?
A high-priced bsllplayer in a
slump is gwen a rest while one of
his ordinary club swinging buddies
is benched.
Out In Public
S0od restauTan are very inter
esting places | was in one in
Ohio recently that will remain one
of my svorites for some time TO
come. Along the most important
wall of the restaurant was simple
but beautiful Marian Shrine with
a beautiful bouquet setting off the
equally beautiful statue of Our
Lady. IL was not only in good taste
but it took q load of courage to
set that shrine up. The food and
the service was good, so the fam
lily that runs the place has more