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RuslNfss OPPORTUNITIES

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for. . man
with experience In auto repair busi-
ness 70 take active part IN an es.
tabiished. profitable business that
z about 70 ecmplets . modern q: 2,
s'o scrs sds located Cs y m r. south out 0s q
Warrington On q. 5. Route j. Ap-
plicant must have some capital.
State experience and qualifications
Ia fiEst letter: Address BOX To-
REEs sfas5iczssl yMirrH BEER in silver
sprinG: seats a40: sacrinicing ior
$4,000 or best otier. Call RE. =
1894 or RA. f-3790. III
ATTORNEY viii Join with claim adj
juster In organi1ing claim-adjust-
Ing service. BOX 239-H. STAR.
SERVICE sTATION-sellins nation.
ally known products: fully equipped
Bladensburg and Mt, Olivet I'd. Elk
eel, Qppcrtunity. Ii, .7-4150. --21
DO YOU NEED Q well qnalifled, com.
snsa osTsd fos n %s
ment Is my experienee, time and
future IN exchange for an oppor-
unity Unity qf[ ,r I5a chslisnse and Sc
Baltic SIsd si cSSnh + SOY sofa TINS tSs w e
c M s;s7sl ~ ~ 5-eaT7. :. ais ,.,,
living, quarters: Owner must sell
immed. Reas. DI. 7-7061. Q am; to
ssELIfi.sERyIcE LAUNDRY. now = net.
ting $3.50 wk. $4,000 cash. Price
does not incl. an equipment on
gTemisss; LAOS 40. n. Cap. st. Al
D ~, e gTc Socy beer; nv, nv
D isGet 6LE SaSffH ss4HoRsg, s rent. SOS
per mo-; averaging $500 per VIZ. ct
top prices; good moneymaker. Bar.
gain at oS Sl6s7 $50. 21oA = st. NV. Can
c on GENERAL GROCERY
Nd: excel. bus; 6..rm. house: cost
Of merchandise only. d.. 7-ooVO.
DRY CLEANING STORE. fully
c eSoSheSNsa c T SfSsei ss6 csE d. oS sse
NV. RIA. 3-9572. Call Monday. 80
DRY CLEANERS, large solvent plant
for rent or sale. In heart Of Silver
Suring. equip. in Al cond. Will
negotiate on very liberal terms.
LIQUOR LOCATION, empty corner
no competition. Can obtain license.
MILTON GOLDSMITH. Di. 7-0440.
RAISE CAPITAL. best methods. Cor
iES orssni coRP Pnd .s 1858
Rtes.promoter wanted. ma. s-6sS5
DRUG STORE. better type white
trade: about $500 daily; $35. 900
a 1s1; ti Mn tiSS doEDsMi erin 81
LIQUOR sroaE. top location. with
eapital this store. can be one Of
10 best hers; 5000: $40; 900 plus st Se6
Groom H6UsE. suita Bic small bust
ness use, 900 block x st. NV
DINOWTTZ. Ma. S-6717.
DRY CLEANING ana laundry con-
cession In large Va. apt. house; own
er III and DESTROYS Of selling. Box
ARL:-LGE. 4-bedrm. home: . full
baths: ideally loo. for renting rooms
D 81 aSu' Ct d parEins space; room for
garden In rear: settling. estate. 50
can be bought reasonable. ALLO
REALTY. IA. 7-950S; eyes,, IA.
RESTAURANT. liquor: downtown
14th st.: seats 20; does about 81. 200
wk.: opens II am; total price
i 1854. s'' ". Z. THRIFT ai exclusive,
14l1 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. s-9743. 20
south Of Aiexandria and close e
Fl. Belvoir. a completely furn tour
list home. 1t has . steady income
OF approx. $500 per mo-. by rent
.ng on o monthly basis 10. Fl. Bel
voir personnel. Consists Of s apts
and 3 Diet. houses. plentv OF rm. for
expansion on the 2 acres Of land
Price, oo $4,000. Cash REQUIRED.
CHARLES D. PULLMAN, INC.
SIT King st.. Alex. Va. XII. 9-24.2
sunday and holidays. XII. s-4s97
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

CPLE. o.. 2 girls share home. all
privil.: phone. auto. washer, Tvi lEe.
front hedrm.. well furn. IA. S-SHSS.
RMPL. WOMAN win share coy p
garden. Tv. Conn. bus. Eng. S-9SSA.
~
WANTED or Q girls to share new
home with young girl; laf. N-2 bus
line; cooking and washing privils.;
Al new cleo: appliances; reasonSSpie.
FREE RENT, country home, exchange
care 7-year-old boy after school eve
nings. Another child welcome. Box
Ash, Star.
2 or 3 GIRLS or family share furn.
house with I girl: congenial; COW.
bus; reas. CO. 5-1S2S.
COLORED-PVT. BEDROOM and al
priyileges; everything furnished.
TIT O.
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MAJOR DISTRIBUTORSHIP
EXCLUSIVE FRANCIsE


Major manufacturer will appoint an exclusive
distributor In this area for NEW product in the
home improvement field. Attractive discount
schedule will enable this distributor to prohtably
handle all sales avenues, including contractors.
wholesalers, retailers and direct selling organiza-
tions, and to operate in any Of those categories
This product Is already enjoying tremendous
volume In where 1t has been introduced. It Is
so new that not one home owner in ten is yet aware
that 1t is available at price which he can afford.
FILA financing makes 1t easy to purchase. Effective
national advertising by manufacturer with local
tiein for distributor. Successful operation will net
$4,000 nrst year.
Applicants must have successful background In
sales and sales management, have sound financial
and credit rating, and reputation for business in
tegrity Initial inventory Of less than $4,000 Please
do not reply unless fully qualified.
s.. BOX 44O-H, STAR
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED -
We have fine tenants for homes In
Langley park--Stlver SprinE--Be-
phone vs. today PERRY Hay CO..
M Us Iipsa AGED COUPLE. SIM small
house with some land, near bus
line to Pentagon. r. B. STILL,
DIG 9Th st. ne.
small house, Connecticut
avenue transportation, gas heat.
stove and refrigerator preferred. Box
APRIL 1s-5ULY 1S-Furn. 2 or s.
bedrm. house or apt: country or
seashore. Must have modern cow.
Around 500. Box 296-D. star.
NEED 4-bedroom, unfurnished. de-
ment. large yard, near elementary
and 3r high school In Bethesda
area; will lease on or about June !.
Write 2: a: Ryavec. Dunn Garden
Apts. GH-C6. Troy. n. Y.
FOR TWENTY YEARS
have specialized In rentals. now
] have clients waiting for good
houses in NV. Chew Chase and
MAEoRA r. cHRIsTMAN
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. t-2923
COL.-PROPERTY OWNERS. let US
rent your house or apt. No charge
to you. HO. 2-0406. ACME RENTAL,
AGENCY, 1727 18th st. NV. 22s
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COLORED-NR. 18th ST.-s Ice.
HARRISON & ADAMS. MA. s-s30a.
CoLoRED - LOVELY semidetached
South Arlington. Va. close to Naval
Annex. Pentagon and shirlington
cS SGeRi st. 1 9H TG 81. sR r R@
BIB sE6wN sli Els i e. St T sss' NA T.
ConoSRED-wooDRIDGE- Lee. g.
rm. 4 bedrms., h.-w.h., two screened
pchs.. Gear gar, lge: lot; PRICE reas.
CSio SsHTss sns trani HOUSE RH oS SSst
MICHAEL WALSH q SONS. m.
cSISo0SRiEip-s7.h ST. NV. Q rms.
S Ssh2m. zRe esMf k I'll fiit.4 H. osoe
CoLoRED. 1o.RM. HoUsE-Mod-
efniSed- 3 baths: oil heat; suit. pvt.
rear porch. Big rear Yard; Vic. 18th
and 3 sts. NV: CO: 6:Ss7S. I'll
NW.-6 rms. 3 inclosed porches,
recr. rm.. cement front Colonial
RSq aauS ts only sloo %Ftd o So1
35s-H. Star and give fun refs. num- UNI
Der in family and work place: avail
able between. April ! and Is.
Ne NE o 3 rms.' full bsmt.. gas heat
CoIoRED@6O5 MIST. NV, s-story
row brick. rooming house. hot-watel
heat. GEORGE /. BORGER. INC,
BENNINGG RD. Ne: $500 Blk. 8.
room brick house. oil heat, rec.
room. excel. cond. La. 6-9226. :
COLORED-l93O MINI. AVE. NE.
Guy us T fSiiii issS 1ith Iv St. An NV
NO. 7-4907.
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JUST WONDERFUL FOOD"l

People come from miles around to
Nearby va. rs Minis. from b. c.
Modernistic booths and tables, seats
rs comfortably. Doing approx. $500
day business and increasing. Rent
$40 mo-. long lease. Open z am.
to o pm. Low operational cost.
Priced low with good terms. Call
",CHA0ONAs" RE. 7-OS1O. OIL.
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COLORED
14l "a SEd as St. NV. 9 rnls.' BATH 81 sle sS
sss as K H s.. Sc. 8 rms. cleo. $500
40 e st. NV. 4 rms. cleo.
RAYMOND r. RUPERT. 1O17 9TH
ST. NV. ST. 3-S4S4. "a
COLORED
435 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV.
Near GAO. 5 bedrms., 2h baths, lge.
iiy. rm., din, rm., equipped kit. with
pantry. full bsmt.. oil heat. auto
matte hot water. Ready for immed
FRED A. SMITH CO. -.
1113 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
N-2l
CoLoRED-132O 18th ST. NV:
Very desirable and centrally located
S-rm. 2-bath home for PVT. resi-
denee or rooning house. New gas
furnace, ANIL $126 mo.
GOSS REALTY co.
2l44 K st. NV. MA. e-130S'
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.

- RENTALS
We have available for immediate
occupancy 2 or 8 bedroom un-
home sections of Alexandria, Va,
ranging in price, $S5 to S126
monthly. and furnished or 3
bedroom homes from S106 to SITS
monthly. Schools. churches. stores
and transportation convenient. Un-
til rented. apply
JOANNA M. BARRY
2206 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex, Va.
Phones XII. BOOTS or TIE. 6-2442
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REDUCED
RENT
MICHIGAN PARK

4 BLOCKS NORTH OF NEW
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
FIRST YEAR. sos NO.
ON 2-YEAR LEASE-S105 PER MO.
LIST YR.s 500 PER MO. End YEAR.
Nearly new. 6-rm. semidetached brick
homes. Three bedrooms. dining
room. modern kitchen, etc.
OPEN 2 TILL SUNDAY
Weekdays by Appointment
Drive out Mich. ave. past Catholic
University to 18th st. ne. turn
STEUART BROS, INC.
1912 5th ST. NV.
d. 7-2434 DI. 7-s695
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S1o9'750

Directions: Out Mass. ave. to 45th ST.
right blocks to Springdale. right
to 4435 and our S"OPENT sign,
LEGUM d. GERBER REALTY CO.
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BRIARCLIFF

built. comparatively new
4-bedroom. .2-bath house in this
lovely close.in area. Has exception
ally well-planned lst floor with
library. bath. well-proportioned liv-
all opening onto center hall. Fin
ished basement. maids. room and
bath. garage; reasonably priced.
For additional information call
Mrs. McCuchen, DE. 3.95l0. with
W. B. WRIGHT Realtor
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RESTAURANT. Upper Georgia ave:
acknowledgements seats los. AL
booths. Open IL an. to midnight,
closed Sundays; LIQUOR license; ar
cond. Rent. $3s6 entire bldg S.yr;
down. BOB HoLExEDER, Exclusive
Broker. 14l1 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. g.
0743. III
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CAFETERIA. Upper Penna. ave. NV,
-Seats IT'S: does over $4,000
monthly; closes 8 Pm. MANAGER
operated. owner has other business
enced party for S2S.5O0 with only
$500 cash. BOB HoLLANDER. Ex-
elusive broker 1411 Pa. ave. NV.
MA. S-9743.
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AMER. UNIV. PARK
NEW IN-TOWN RAMBLERs

OPEN TODAY. i 10 8 PM.
These fine homes feature center halls.
spacious living rooms, separate dining
rooms outstanding kitchens, 3 bed
rooms; exceptional tiled baths. full
closet space aplenty. Many people
have expressed o desire for q RAM
bier. but not way out. We have the
answer to that problem-suburban
environment in the city; every con-
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40-ROOM HOTEL
ONLY $4,000 CASH

Yes. only $4,000 cash down pay
ment, will buy this fine, established
well-kept and good-paying hotel
property located in downtown d. c.
II viii make an exceptionally profit
able investment for purchaser with
some experience. Seller liauidating,
Is extending these unusually good
quick sale. For details call
Jess Fisher & Co, Inc.
1920 K. st. NV, Realtors, Elk. 3-Is11
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HOUSES UNFURNIsMEp lceae.l

EOSSsS ONSOANsSrseD NS0ss
ALEX.-Charming brick Cape Cod In
attrae. neighhorhood; 2 bedrms. on
1st floor; finished End Il. makes 3rd:
firepl. in liv. rm., fenced rear yard.
Newly decorated. Close TO bus.
grammar school, S116.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY, INC.
XII 2-31(6 pa
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Safe Investment
Famiiy-sized motel Of IL
modern units and good home
on 2 acres, close in; . proven
moneymaker and good Invest
rent; good reason for selling;
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS. dATTHERsBURo zee
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Fully equipped. sood ne. location
S.44ia or IA q aaaasna1nseo. CAL 20
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BUY

OPEN SUN 2-5:3O
First offering, row brick 20 IT,. 2
baths. auto. heat. refgr. excel.
coud., insul.. storm windows, COW.
loo. Arr. for . families, I'd, gar.
Priced right. Terms. See Sill
Illinois ave. NV. RA. 3-0l7a
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RESTAURANT. ROCKVILLE, Md
7O% beer trade. Good bush. with 3
rvs VS. Isl EEfRRHtN Fse. 1 e e .ssS
either or interested in an expert
both. We'll established business. No
brokers; Box BID. Star. 23s
RSOQeMsING APTs s. inc s432> z. rent 4.
FEesnHas; ave- Sc. A. R. sEELYE' pl.
PARTTSER ON CAR WASH wanted.
Nets $4,000 yr. S-6 pm; daily.
s l2;s09 cash down: pI: 7.650o:
ia S ESSSR' r, baths i, 5 5snt' S $dsS;
$500, Bal. 40 mos: r.frSs. 4. 4.
DRY CLEANING-IO retail stores. 4
D SEITc1 1EAH R2kr1sSssi mic. bus: .
days; $75 mo. rent; excel. loo. ;
HAVE SEVERAL coon GROCERY
stores assS sSS P NAs sr;y s5ms
~ vs. sE SSilS b BSsfS siSs in Hy.t.s-
willie offers excel. opportunity for
technicisn 70 Iurchase going con
esER Foy witt Sfisi RS cs w. .op e.
Ar: 75x16o; MidtoTn; isSse "a 81 q
RESTAURANT AND BLDG.-0ale or
lease; spaghetti-pissa, carry out;
good loc.; small terms. D1. 7.0S0Q.
GROCERY, supermkt. in nearby Nd.
Main store 40xS0 It. plus stock room
4Ox40 IT.: modern. fixtures. can be
handled with $4,000 incl: stock
w. z. THRIFT. exclusive. 1411 Pc.
RaE AS HiT NE i s1sae$ ON PARK "a
near 10th st.: seats no.. strictly
modern; does about $1,00O Wk
W. 3. THRIFT, exclusive. 141I Pa.
ave: NV; Ma. s:e743. "a
IL HQuor: low rent; excel. loc.: ST..
500; rees. terms. d.. 7-0b00.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
3246 QUESADA ST. NV.
OPEN I tn & STINnAV

Brick Colonial: g rms. Ia baths,
auto. heat, fireplace. useable attic,
nice level lot. garage. Priced at
seq 500. Directions: Conn. ave. TO
to .ouesada ST.. left to sign. Near
Lafayette School.
1877 K St. NV NJ :" 0AON IA. s-s22s
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HOUSES sALE--N.W. icens.l

- g d
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, Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 Ewes, JE. 4-0972
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ALEXANDRIA

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
0425 31st ut. n.w.-Living rm., den
din. rm., kit. 3 bedrms., 2 baths
att garage. Immed. occupancy. S176.
OWNER OIL 4.4290 -21
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OUTSTANDING
FALLS CHURCH AREA
S105 MONTH
Rambler, new-house condition.; full
sodded. level lot; Venetian blinds;
S135 MONTH
Three -bedrm. brick rambler; de luxe
GE kitchen. Disposal. dishwasher.
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1905 18th N.W.-$l75
IS rms, 4 baths. mod. oil h.w.h.:
guest house, doctor; private parking
GOSS REALTY. co.
2144 K st. NV, Ma. S-l353
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HORSES on location;
good investment. Call 10. 7-2725.

CORNER GROCERY. beer. on busy
thoroughfare in Arl.; $50. 900 W.
gross: liv. quars. IA. 7-9SS6. BE
ONE Of Washington's finest clubs.
VIII rent all or part. Suitable for
embassy or l9rge crganization. CAN
6-story house for rent. Ho. 2-s616.
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Self service, all modern equipment. on
q busy corner. Good lease: complete
APARTMENT above store. Owner WIN
to our Deale MD ONCE, or cali
West River 2-1561.
MAX c. SCHWARTZ
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$500 DOWN PAYMENT
Rooming house. 1000 block Of q st.
NV. across st. from part Of .0W
University; 10 rooms; rooms have
running water. Parking space. Real
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 7-5140
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NEAR 44th and Polk SITS. me-. semi
detached home with , bedrms..
liv. rm., kit. and utility nm, reno
waited. blk. from grade school.
Children are welcome. Rent $40
month.
Call JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
Week days. $40 to pm.
DU. 7-0707
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Health Council Meets On Local Problems
(Continued rom Page One)

(Continued rom Page One) ering the garbage disposal. It had been reported that in someplaces people are not disposing of their garbage but are allowing it to pile up around their homes and yards. Since this constitutes a definite health hazard, the Councils Fact Finding Committee will look into the matter and will recommend what action should be taken by the Council.
 Action of the Health Council will likely be to recommend to the City Council the stricter enforce ment of present Health Ordinances or the drafting of a new Ordinance to cover the problem. The Health Council has no legislative or en- forcement powers but is merely a fact finding body.
 The question of emergency ser vice on obtaining a Doctor was discussed and it was decided that the Publicity Committee should look into the matter and see what arrangements the Doctors of the community had set up to assure that the City was not left without medical personnel. The findings are to be publicized so that the general public will know what to do in case they cannot contact their regular family doctor.
 A related problem to the emer. gency doctor service seems to be the need for more adequate tele- phone service to the San. At present there is only a single line to the San. and it is quite over- worked. It was thought that per haps the telephone company could be talked into stringing additional lines for emergency service.
 Inspection and rating of food service and beverage dispensaries was discussed and it was decided to obtain literature on the methods and standards set for inspection of such places with an eye to put ting into effect some regular pro- gram of inspection and rating of eating places.
 Progress of the Mobile x-ray unit was reported as somewhat behind schedule with no definite date yet set for when the unit would be in Seward. The Council hopes that when the unit does arrive, that everyone in the con- munity will see to it that they are x-rayed.
 Final item of business for the evening was the announcement of the next date for a meeting and this was set for November 5th.
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Reports on Russian Shipping Activities

Intensive Russian efforts during the past 15 years have made it a routine matter for that country to send it's ships along the length of Northern Siberia, a British scientist told a University of Al aska assembly over the weekend.
 He is Dr. Terrence Armstrong from the Scott Polar Research Institute at Cambridge, England. He is author of the book "The Northern Sea Route: Soviet Ex- ploritation of the North East Pass age". The scientist has spent much time studying all available informa- tion about this general area and is a recognized world authority on it.
 Dr. Armstrong's statement about the Russian activities was taken from paper titled "The Northern Sea Route.
 In his opinion the successful Russian efforts to send ships to Northern Siberia are "undeniably a great achievement. and one which contrasts sharply with correspond ing development in the western hemisphere.
 Dr. Armstrong pointed out that
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ations on the Rococo Theme by Tschaikowsky-will also include the Unaccompanied Sonata by the Hungarian compo S er, Kodalay Miss Nelsova is one of the two artists known to play this work.
 The youthful 'cellist, commence ed her professional activity in the Canadian Trio-of which her two sisters, pianist and a violinist, were the other mem b ers. She plunged into a brilliant solo career when both sisters married Her technical agility and musical gen. jus have won enthusiastic com ments from the worlds leading critics.
 One of the greatest compliments paid to her artistry came to Miss
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it is a tremendous task to use the sea route along the north coast of Siberia.
 These waters are icebound and impossible for shipping at least seven months of the year in some parts for eight, nine or ten. In the remainder there still is plenty of ice around, and this in turn causes fogs which tend to be most frequent in the months there is least ice"
 Dr. Armstrong explained that making the route work involved organizing a large number of ser vices - icebreakers, meteorological stations, Photographic service and a large staff of scientists. He said it is extremely difficult to obtain information about Russian activ- ities in the Artic area. World War II did force considerable relaxa- tion of information about, and non- Russian activities in, the area. Since the end of the war. the secrecy lid once more has been tightly clamped down.
 There have been reports in the foreign press of the passage of naval vessel and troopships, but these are generally unsubstantiat- ed", Dr. Armstrong pointed out.
 He said one branch of activity about which the world does know is the Kara Sea timber traffic. This information is available be- cause many foreign vessels have been working on this route trans porting the Siberian timber to hungry world markets.
 These ships first call at Mur- mansk. Then they pass through the Kara Sea and proceed 400 miles up the Yenisey River. During this time they are under Russian con trol. which includes locking up all the cameras until the ships clear Murmansk on the homeward passage month later.
 Dr. Armstrong said the secrecy which the Soviet government has enforced since 1946 makes one suspicious. But if one suspects largescale military activity, one may be exaggerating the import ance of the strategic side; much purely economic information is kept secert'.
 Dr. John Mccall. glacier ex- pert, head of the University of All aska geology department and former colleague of Dr. Armstrong at Cambridge, introduced the Brit ish scientist and conducted the question and answer period fol. lowing his talk
 At this time Dr Armstrong re- peated that the Russians might be using their Siberian rivers for more transportation from year to year. He also stated that he has the impression Siberia is being de- veloped industrially on a large scale..
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Nelsova from one of the greatest composers of the present day Ernest Bloch. He invited her to be his soloist at the Bloch Festivals with the Chicago Symphony and the London Philharmonic Orches- tra.
 The Alaska Music Trail feels very fortunate in having obtained the services of Roy Bogas as ac- companist for Miss Nelsova's tour. Only 20 years old, the young Bogas is a permanent accompanist for Yehudi Menuhin. He was recip- tent of the first annual Kimber Award, and is engaged as soloist for the coming season with the San Francisco Symphony.
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Looks Like Snow Soon Will Be Here

At this writing it looks like Seward might get its first snowfall before very long. The termination dust has really blanketed the local ranges and unlike the snowfall of a couple of weeks ago, has not been washed off by later rains.
 Seward can take some pri e however. in the fact that many places in Montana have already received their first substantial falls of the year and if reports from Texas are correct, so has Anchor age.
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Demos Ride High Across Territory
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D, 2S5, 40, 14. total 339; Russell K. Young, D, 275, 37, IA, total 326; Irene Ryan. D, 273. 36, Is, total 322; Harry B. Palmer, D, 259, 42, II, total 312, and in the tenth place was Democrat E. c. Bailey with 257, 36, IA, total BOT votes.
 The Seaport Record wishes to express it's thanks to the Election Board, Russell Clapp, Mrs. Wilma Line, Mrs. Dick Myers, Mrs. Mil dred Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Lenore Robbins. We also wish to thank Frank Roberts, Dick Briggs, Rev
 Charles Malin and Radio Station KIBH and staff for their assist ance to us in compiling the returns.
Seward seaport record., 1954-10-15
Alaska Music Trail
 Presents Zara Nelsova

An unusual program of both classic and modern masters will be presented by Zara Nelsova on Tuesday, October 18th at 500 pm
 in the Seward Memorial Methodist Church, when the celebrated Can adian 'cellist will appear in the opening concert of the season of Alaska Music Trail. This program in addition to we'll known works for 'cello-like the Sonata in A Major by Boccherini and the Vari-