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" price on
fabrics

so yards first quslity
cotton velveteen, 36"
wide, purple. eroy-
green, eroy, onber,
gold, copper ---- 2.o5 LAT
80 yoFds, conton
fIonneI. white, 36"-- Toe 3se
IS yards, rubber
sheetins. fIonneI foeed
on both sides, &c. as $50
Down Stoirs Store. inexpensive Fobrcs
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22.1s
X save on costume jeweIry
regularly 100 OSo. O~

peose odd 209o Federal TOD,
500 pieces in group Of costume jeweIy including
pins. bracelets, earrings, necklaces. Some toIored
styles, others set with simulated stones.
Down stos Store. Jewely
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irrsguIars, discontinued styles
X cotton gloves,
If perfect $50 to 800
420 pair double woven cotton gloves for spring.
White and q few black Sizes 6H to w.
Down stoirs Store, Gloves
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women's shoes, flats and wedges
regularly 2.99 to 3.99

ZOO poir womens fot and wedge sole shoes in white,
red, green and multi-eoIor. Sizes 4 to 3
Down Stoln Store. Women's Shoes
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FAIRFAX CIRCLE, vas bedrms,,
den. Ia baths, inciosed porch. $135
s M : NV SsssI sakovrDEScE nos
PITAL--Semdet house. less than
2 Yrs. old; viii put In al new furn.::
3 Ice bedrms.. fun hsInt.: $50 per
mo-; one bus fare. STEUAHT BROS,
NC. 1912 Bth st. NV. DI 7-2434
ROCKVILLE Rambler; liv. rm,. din.
rnn., 9 bedrms.. kit, bath, flfepl..
screened porch. utility rrn.. garage.
$50 mo. This. = Just OF Seven
FHihrax Village VILLAGE. 81. D. Gin
mnculate 6-Fn1. brick. nicely furn.,
fenced yard, excellent neighborhcod.
handy g everythins. LU. 4-6227.
HEIHEsDA-RambIef, 9 baths. 8
hedrms., patio. furn. for several mos,
unfurn. later. Oh. 6-7g1o 20
EMBASSY SECTION, 1929 FULTON st.
NV. fnear Mass. ave. - hedrms-,
liv. xrn., din. rfn.. kit. large library:
I gaxAge; $27B mo-, furn. JOHN 81.
MILLER. IT.. Realtcr. MA. 9-ZSS7.
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MOVING. PACKING. sToRAcE

WHEN MOVING you want It done
right. Cail II. 3-5047. EDELIN,
MOVING d TRANSFER SERVICE.
ARE ron MOVING TO California or
TO some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos et lower rates. JUDSoN
CHESTER MOVERS--Local and long
distance. Anything, Sany time. ST.
$500 and IA. 9-01I6. ewes.
MOVE BIZ HILL-Home or bus: short
or long notices; extra services. any
time: sensibly priced. LU. 1-9b00.
MOVING ACROSS THE ST2EE1 OF
across the country: safe storage IN
eeparate rooms: expert packing
ACE CO. INC Established 1906
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches . specially s. Z. MORRIS.
know TRAHsFER-Six rooms, s35
n ~ s s.9,o 81 per hour NO. 7-a .s
sauip.. insured van, 81 So Pei
eGaT; e. travel tlf e SSsaer NV
Frs. 10. 1910 RE. 7-4434.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 972937: eyes,, RIA. 3.l416.
X8S
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.s@---. .-.-~,~--Ss-, : = ;. ~ -
N s1sI Aan - a.. ns s9an
adults Snisseo oiy rs ssa.so no. "a a ssss
BLK. roRT MYERNiee garden.
q bedrnns. 574 so. plus utils-: avail,
inmed. RA. 3-227Q. 30 Z
ALEX. pei Raylo-onesnsdsrm' , cor
bidgs.. ! units each nice lawns
shade trees: block post once,
bus. stores: Adults only HAx-
MoND APIS. fE. $500 20
PoETNER RD: AND BAshEQkD
LAM. asx .; vaasScslb ohe,peoIMmt
ping center 1t iI0s Pcrtnsr rd ] $7s,
Incl. al utils. SHANNON = LuChs
90; 1903 p st. nv. ia. S-2545.
erick g. Msgnoiia Gss gen.. ,;.s,,I
d dGa sf roos co nj larse
i urcI parauet si doors. Venetian blinds
s Ss,na ny sii Ia fir 81; y Ma ne
IA. 5000 {.
isa. ssorass mn asss nss sss;dsn We
A aaL. ARsasasais i.bsdSr@4S sD..: iasi
reprinted In cheerful colors; iree
oh-street parking. laundry and
All All bivd. s ana II. Myer dr.: sis,
JA. 7-Sli4 II
ana 3 bedrni. iinirs ayaiiapIe:
priced from SIS. sit. IL cony Alex.
Phone TE 6-44fSd Or come 10 che
non ave. and Russeii ri
BELLE HAVEN APTS.--Eniciencies;
Ss 5S 70 ssn; .ts pearmN Ssv Wa nS cn "
aiel " " az s-s2f6. y % q PM m.
Ar. one bedrn,.. iiy. rr,., kit.
ggsks1a ~ EM s-aSnS 40
REnRM IA. ] bedrYns.. sSs, incl
gas. Mod nia scn R q :gni sHcei Io w
"a, IA; nvtE1 KY; i rTsWrvI ~; np1 Mr.
NsEM ... 49, ~ c.r1er tcwys i
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

USED CAR LOT-Completely equip
ped; repaint sign and begin business.
ARE You Pm iSNfEREsTED in . profit
4 brand-new modern service station.
located on main highway. In met
ropolitan virginia. Call XII. s-soO7.
PARTNER WANTED - Estab, used.
car dealer: with ideal location s snS
sssssmoDD lsistsi isS' desires sf
silerlt partner with capital. TO ex-
pand stock to meet current needs.
NV Nv REsTXURANf. colcred, COM
pietely equipped, air eond. VIII lease
to responsible party. BOX 7s-V, Star.
SMALL LOAN COMPANY for sale.
convenient location. Silver Spring.
Substantial balsnce. Box S III
ySIIRsGSirNrA, coLuMBIA rIKE.Ex.
celient location for private iooa
sgsss Must s' :: ,.spsa,.neeG and
s @xfk d2Ra 5 s'si D5a6isioF. nc 60
r.ss lgSIIRoMAr AND CLEANfSG:
food equipment and business:
profitahie; cheap rent includes apt.
cash or terms. Brokers invited.
RaoH6;sl fssSS ssousr. . II 81. NV: 10
rms, 8 baths; nov rented 70
s ss4.eSo. n FLOYD & DAVIS Co.
1929 & IT. nv. ma. e-0sb2: ewes.
JU. B~Zob8.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURN. APT. wanted in George
town. rms, kit, and bath, Nv.
rm.; must be good size. CAN Miss
Rassiss. Ma. $500. between Q
WORKING COUPLE with two chill
dren. S and 8, wants an apt. or
who will be able to watch the chill
dren, In nearby Md. or Va, and
DC Box 351-T, Star. 29s
OWNERS OF ONO. and bedroom apis
w/pvt. bath; flrn or unfurn.; ali
parts D. c, have suitable tenants,
MANDET. ME. 6-61i4. so
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DISTRIBUTORSHIP
NICE STEADY INCOME

servicing q chain Of famous ma.
tionaily advertised greeting card
facturer In business since 1892.
Triple Al rating: earnings up "
extension up to $4,000 granted
qualified parties; year..round bust
ness good times or bad; We esteb-
fish accounts; not vending; no rents
no overhead; no employees necessary
no selling; must have car, good
day weekly to start: immediate cash
Investment from 81. 695 to 50. $3.50
FF sSpaFsa W CHsp s csoMfAN Hsssao6t
AMERICA. 1904 Broad st., Newark
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IN0usfs ulEuRKllsNEn lcenf.I

ROnnrAN 81 N.W.z-pe drms,.
81. S-S6sS; M. S-s5ss. 70
FALLS CHURCH, 80 5 bedrms., den,
firepl.; hsmt. Near schools, bus and
shopping. Lee. lot; si3o. JE. 3-s347'
COW. 3 and 3 bedrm,
homes (raub., 2-story1, up to S125
mo- Some snsl; u ~ 1 Lsss snAn ag5
BETHESDA AREA--Large 3-bedroom
rambler. Complete dining room
! Near everything. or. 2-40BS. 2e
500. so, ARL.--2 bedrIus.. bsmt.: yard;
mr.. Wash.-Lee shoppinK ctr. avail
Aug. 10. I'M. 3-5676. En-. 3-g20s
SILVER STRING, mr.. Four Corners
rm.; gas heat. $3.50. HE. 4-6935.
GREAT FALLS. vA.--s-bedrm. house,
lss- I ny: rIl m. nTsg sS, sarport, Plenty
ID DE luxe s-bedrm.. s-bsth. brici
rambler: offered for ist time. $215
mo-; avail now. Call John Mohler
RUPERT MoHLER. Jr.. Reaitor;
ARR. s.s-bedrm. brick rambler
mex and Arlington Hail; y blk
1 elementary and high schools. $l3s
per mo-: 1901 8. Columbus st. IA
$1,000: after 8 pm. cali KE
ARE RE- Il, WOODLAND AcREs-Ex.
S SslSs. ss sansisr sya s sssrs saoa
mo-, I-2 year lease. ]. NJ MA
SHEPHERD PARK, mr.. walter Reed
ID bedrms., 2 baths, bsn1t., rec
pch., $3.50: CHARLES G. coNHSoGR
on Ais % Il, AN ACRE in North Ar.
ifngton,s near the Washinston Col
and Country Club. In q fine environ
ment, near schools and bus. Thi'
attractive restored 3-bedroom, Ia.
bath farmhouse with big rooms
suits large furniture ,bs I Eitrr.n Is |,
eaaippsd w anS di nf
possession: Sl65. GEORGE MASON
.7i5 DEEAfiEID ST. NE.-Nev
ssmidstschsd brick. a SeHrms v. sIec
and dryer. Unfurn. Sl10 mo. vii
furnish with ] year lease for $40
: See MRS. MEARs, 722 Deiaflelt
NEAR Ii &c rArRFAx--smali arm. ?;
bedrm. house In shade Of the olc
f fDp1s tres Secession ~ m $50 en- sossS
wooDACREs-rurn. or unfurn.:
bedrms.. 2 baths: Aug. i: 2 or =
yr.. lease. OIL. 4-02S6 or OIL. =
GSHsxUsys;MANoR-2-nsdrm, D.k !; . , ~ az
Rso EEHleEE 70. RSo etsHHfi = a-bed.
RIM. houses for irnmed. OCCUPANCY
500 per mo. BROUSSARD AGENCY
JU. 7-s051; eyes,. JU. 9-21b7;,
147 TENNESSEE AVE. ME- rms.
bath. and RECEIPT. hall; gas heat; cor
ter 4 pm. Mr.. KELLEY. Ii. 1881
BRICK HOUSE. large. yard; s rms.
wster sas Eood Eo9i Dr ss,d 81 soo .,
sSnIUs s.s1 Rent, $500 mo-; S5i N
st. s.w. Cali ST. $500. or Ia. g.
No tces ARL., SHIRLEY .wooDs5le
min. to Pentagon; 8 bedrms, Xxx
s Ssts' Tx sa am aarbas. a sisposa
and breakfast nook; Q frepls.; rec,
rm.: Ice. lot with shade trees and
shrubs;s near schools and shoppins
center, S175 mo-. EN-. s-1l96., "a
pIiM sRxfTY' HMLs-s-bedrm. house,
auto. washer; fehce-in backyard
s tsl III pp s.o ssis d. 1-si0o. =
BETHESDA--3-bedrm. brick Co
ionial. excel. loc.. S135 mo. or OIL
4-1S0S. j !.
FALLS CHURCH-Brick. Q bedrms
down and up; full bsmt.; fenced
NrnN A
siTUccO. also in Falls Church; J.:
bedrms. down, up; full bsmt. witt
garage; screened porch; big yard
fruit trees. SIPS.
ARIL--3-bedrm.. 1h-bath. bricl
Colonial; fun bsmt.; screened porch
ARL.-3-bedrm.. brick rambler. full
bsmt.. finished rec; I'm; ~, $3.50.
$500 Lee Hwy. KE. $3.50
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcenf. !

OFF UprEB CONN.-WlE - was
rented g embsssiss. e-st6fy det. brk.
9 rms. III bathsi incl. nv. disposal,
kit. utensils, linen Bendix. freezer.
mangle. loot. frontaee, fenced.
Open 10 a.m.-5. KE. T-l463. go
262a 18th ST.. N. AIL.--Nicely furn.
and sunrni. IA. 2-7196. 80
ARL.. s.--2-bedrm. semideb.:: auto.
gas heat: modern kit, SIPS mo.
furn.: slo0. unfurn. ia. 5-5623,
Two-BEDRM. BRrcK HOME, close
E. Belyoir A-acre lot. Call Edge-
nsmssss .. s nicsis furn.; better nv. &c.;
j Blk. mt. Pleasant car, 10th ST. bus;
I bedrms.; SITS mo. HU. 3-6561.
7ea ROxBoRO RI. NV, near 7th
/. and Rittenhotise sts.--6-room house
with full bsrnt. and built-in garage;
compl. fiirn.; $125 mo. CO. 5-6222.
AMER. UNIV. PARK - Red brick
Colonial: 2 good bedrms. on End
moor; liv. rrn., din. rIn,. kit. bsmt. !;
on nice lot. $135 mo. Call G. ALI
LEN SHERWIN REALTY CO., EN-.
3.4450: Eyes. OIL 2.653S. S0
AFAx Z. va -a sgsfious county ss
0Otltt 0tt AtEC1I AAl14E0 y. WAAt - 0-o-
rms. liy. frn., Ice. separate din. rnl..
cleo. kitchen, front and rear p0rches.
basement, ample STORAGE SPACE. ~
rage; very nicely furnished: suitable
for entertaining, indoors or out
doors; COW. to schools, churches
and shopping rent. SITS. per mo.
MAvIS o. COBB, Crescent 3-0053.
SILVER sPRING-Designed for era
cious living: modern 2-bedrm. ram.
bier; attractively fufn.:: wall-to-wall
carpet: spacious yard. c0fly. to new
school, shopping and tr9nsp. DREY-
FusS BROS. 1913 18th st. NV. MA.
SILVER fIyHn SPRING 50 s-bedrm. brick
rambler, bsmt. and garage. Avail.
Aug. / for 4 to 8 mos. $125 per mo.
1908 Kemp MIL I'd. Seen BY apt.
CHESTER r. KELLER. Realtor. ~.
sSOs VT eth ST. NE. mr.. R. I. ave.
carline-Ayail. iInmed.: S100 per
snR H III BRICK HOUSE. near 18th and
Columbia rd.-Oil heat: fenced
rear yd. Call EN-. 3-67S4. -
|GEORGETOWN---For group Of. to
share costs; 5 bedrms., kit. baths
din. rm., hv. rn.; only $500 mo.
Call EN-. 3-S6S5 to move in immed.
COOL, attrac.. modern. 2 bedrms.,
1M baths; mr.. bus, shopping, Naval
Hosp. Aug. ISL: 500. LO. b-24l6,
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VIRGINIA
Motor Court MASTERPIECES

offer for your careful considerat ton
what ! feel sure is without doubt
the finest motor court in the entire
county. " Is situated on q H.acrs
THRow Of the NATIONS cAPTTAIs
This beautiful court Is completely
air conditioned and has accom-
nodations for ia guests. It Ia
constructed Of the finest masonry
materials The architecture and
design is n keeping with the fne.
beautiful spts. for owner and man.
ager. The massive lobby Is taste
fully decorated and there. 10 an at
tractive area for coffee shop II de.
sired. TOP, rating. Priced to sell
income. Substantial cash required.
VIM. w. JOHNSTON. Crescent 3-2161
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN--Girl TO share house
with 4 other girls; college grad *
25; roof garden, plano. NO. T-s1c3S'
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SILVER SPRING. Sligo Greek .pkwy.
buiit-in gar: rec. rm.: S1e0.
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS. Walhonding
fd.-5-rm. frame bunga., bsmt: $sZ.
OTHER HOUSES AVAILABLE
ERNEST H. LUNG 80,
|DI, 7-2221 10. s-d 1858
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MONTH OF AUGUST6-rm. house.
Wb,Is sn HoS.. vs slI hss n Sdrd u nc T E9
WASHINGTON GROVE
Charming home: magnificent trees.
30-ft. liv. rm1. 3 bedrms.. oil heat:
excel. committing; ideal fol. children:
$3.50. Phone OIL. 6-S27S or
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

HVUSe9 WANt6S ~ NsNs
MODERN . OR 3 BEDRM., vic. Fair
FAX or Vienna. middie-aged couple;
aS ch as5sn Can MR.. NJ =, MILLER
/. BEDRM., VuNFURN. RAMBLER, 20
min. Of andrews AFB, Up to slSo.
4llsSEpkMss. HOUSE in CHEVY chase.
Bethesda. NV. area. unfurn., rea-
sonably priced. Phone EN-. $500.
HOUSES NEEDED. d. C.-MD.
UNFURN., SIS to $3.50
ERNEsT d. LUNd. Dl. 7-222l
VA. RENTALS
We need good houses fS %,nf ssna ~,
your property By phonins NJ
oO Al BAKER = SON, INC.
XII. 9-6644 ~. 0-134J
RENTALS WANTED. VA
List your house with US and let US
take the work and worry on your
shoulders. Call XII. 5000 I'll ..
RCUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
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$500 DOWN

Self-Service Market-N.W.
Averaging over $1,000. wkly.: hours
z TO z; NO sun: can be greatly tn
creased by adding beer; owner
anxious to sell, no reas. 0ner res
fused. EXCLUSIVES. Ewes. Shea Chasen,
RIA. 6-643S,
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
6S1 Z ct. N. W. ma. s-ssS7s
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Scramble Answer:
fairy, paint, -
Guess, Wizard-WING
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s. ARLINGTON

conv. to Pentagon. " blk. from
Ari. blvd. and olebe I'd. 3 rms
g bedrms.. scr; porch. run DsmE
cal BOSS q PHELPS. INC. ma
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BEDROOMS
Near Transportation. ciose-in sArl.
shady lot: brick construction.
NJ. n. REYNOLDS d CO.. JE. 4-4660
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1.-THE GATHERING STORM: "How the English
speaking peoples, through their unwisdom,
carelessness and good nature allowed the
wicked to rearm.''
2. rnElRFlMESIH0UR: "How the British peo-
pie held the fort ALONE till those who
hitherto: had been half blind were half
ready" j
3. THE GRAND ALLIANCE: ''How the British
fought, on, with Hardship their garment,
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T1OR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE these six great books
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until Soviet Russia and the United States
were drawn into the Great Conflict
4. the HINGE OF FATE: ''How the power of
the Grand Alliance became preponderant.
S. CLOSING the RING: "How Nazi Germany
was Isolated and ASSailed on All Sides"
&. TRIUMPH AND TRAGEDY: "How the Great
Democracies triumphed, and so were able
to resume the follies which had so nearly
cost them their life
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18
us. Considers
Demanding Recall
Soviet Ambassador

WASHINGTON, R-The State
Department has considered, but
rejected the idea of demanding
the recall of Russian ambassador
Georgi N. Zarubin on grounds he
"insulted" the United States.
The action was considered, it
was learned today, as result of
Zarubin's refusal to call at the
State Department last Friday de-
spite two requests that he do so.
Acting Secretary of State Wal
ter B. Smith wanted to inform
him during the call that the long
missing former Russian spy, Yuri
A. Rastvorov, was in American
hands and would be granted asy-
lum in the United States.
Zarubin refused to show up,
pleading "illness." He also de-
clined to send anyone in his place
an action virtually unheard of
in diplomatic relations.
Top department officials are
convinced his "illness" was dip
lomatic rather than real, because
only 48 hours earlier he had
agreed to meet with deputy I'm
dersecretary Robert Murphy.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18
2 Senators Agree
83rd Congress Was
Not "Do-Nothing''

WASHINGTON, R- Two vet
eran legislators, Republican Sen.
Millikin of Colorado and Sen.
Mansfield of Montana, a Demo-
crat, said today there is no doubt
about it the 83rd Congress has
been anything but "do-nothing."
But they split sharply as to
whether new legislation Congress
is sending to the White House is
good or bad for the people.
Millikin, chairman of the COP
conference, said in an interview:
"There's no question about it,,
we've put through an amazing
amount of legislation. And don't
think the people won't be aware
of it when they start comparing
the campaign promises of General
Eisenhower with the performance
of this Republican Congress"
Mansfield, questioned separate
ly, said:
"No, this certainly has been no
do-nothing Congress-" But much
of the work accomplished, he said,
has mot been in the interests of
the people,"
Millikin and Mansfield spoke
out after both houses Of Congress-,
with an eye to going home by the
end of the week, put on another
demonstration yesterday of how
they can speed through legisla-
ton when they want to.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18
Engineer Corps Report
Record Pace In Alaska
Military Construction

ANCHORAGE, ZAP - A record
pace in Alaskan military con-
struction during the current sea-
son is reported by the Corps of
Engineers.
A review released by the Dis
trict Office says "the heaviest
concentration of defense con-
struction to be completed in a
six-month period since the start
of the multi-million dollar pro-
gram in Alaska should be realized
between July and December.
Contractors are expected to-
turn over 81 completed projects
to the Army and Air Force, repre-
senting a total cost of about Sc
million dollars. Fifty of the prof.
ects were started in 1858. Some
were started as far back as 1852.
More than tWo-thirds of them
are at the territory's four major
bases - FIT. Richardson and Ell
mendorf, Ladd and Eielson Air
Force bases. Others are at Big
Delta, Whittier, Kenai, Naknek,
Takotna, Galena and Wales.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18
Court Warns BraWling
Anchorage BARRIERS
Cut It Out-Or Else

ANCHORAGE, lR - BARRIERS
drew a court warning here Mon
day in the battle over price-cut-
ting in his city of $3.50 haircuts.
City Magistrate George Nc
Laughlin warned both sides in
the bitter dispute that "any fur
Their disturbance" at the shop that
is offering trims for $3.50 will re-
suit in Jail sentences.
He issued the admonition after
suspending a $500 fine and 30
day Jail sentence against Wayne
Currie, one of the operators of
the union-picketed cut-rate shop.
The case was the second one
brought into the city court in the
haircut hassle. Last month, the
BARRIERS Union president, James
Porter, was convicted of assault
on Jack Ellis, partner in the
cut-rate shop.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18
Emergency March
OF Dimes Gets
Under Way Here

The emergency March of Dimes
campaign gets under way today
as the familiar donation posters
are placed in business houses for
voluntary contributions.
Due to the latest reports the
number of cases reported so far
this year are running about "a
per cent above the average for
the last five years.
The National Foundation is
asking for an additional donation
from the nation of S20,000,000 to
meet it's needs.
Anchorage and Seward have
been badly hit with rs cases re-
ported in that area with eight
deaths. Last January our school
children were among the two
million who were fortunate
enough to get doses of gamma
globuli.n
Give-that others may receive
the same service and preventative.
Girl Scouts are assisting in the
campaign by distributing cards
which may be turned in to the
City Clerk or mailed at the Post
Office with the contribution.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18
Soviet Citizens Urged To
Stop Smoking, Drinking,
Cursing and Brawling

MOSCOW, R-Soviet residents,
who have been urged for months
to cut down their drinking, were
advised today to stop smoking.
They were told it's harmful
habit that causes stomach ulcers,
leaves particles on the lungs, con-
tracts the blood vessels and makes
a person mentally dopey.
Komsomol Pravdo, organ of the
Communist Youth League, car
ried a two column article ION the
harm of smoking" by medical ex-
pert A. Ostrovsky. The article was
another in the Soviet press CAM
paign telling the Soviet people
they should quit using alcohol,
stop cursing and brawling and
also avoid religion.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18
Rep. Paul Shafer Dies,
Is 18th Congressman to
Die During This Session

WASHINGTON, RNSenior Re-
publican Paul w. Shafer of Mich
igan is dead of a liver ailment.
Skaters death Tuesday at the
age of 81 came four days after he
underwent surgery at the Army's
Walter Reed hospital. His wife
died earlier this summer.
Shafer was the eighth House
member to die during this Con-
gress. Six senators also have died.
The party lineup in the House
now stands at 218 Republicans
and 213 Democrats. A lone In
dependent also serves there, and
there are three vacancies.