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Evening star., 1954-04-30
FARM AND GARDEN

BEES and honey equipment. SIS.
PowER MOWERS. Eclipse and Toro.
Prices start at $40 05. MALONEY'S.
INC. S126 Ga. ave.
III CUB tractor as low as S745 for
farm, lawn, garden, nurseries. -ceme-
teries. golf course, industrial. etc.
GARDEN Tractors AND TiLIERS.
as low as .s11l95. We trade and
finance. MALoNEY's INC. sI26
FIELD DEMONSTRATION Of garden
ssnd farm farm tractors and equip Al
Oaks Md. intersection U, s. 90.
aafo5NfY aS2affio5NilffY nc apG sias oeorssi. igs lsS
SsW silyet tSi1,s,,,MSd1 s9rins Nd v,.u a., =.
equip. New Holland farm EQUIP.
New Idea farm equip, Meyer hay
conditioners. Wood mowers. Brillion
grass seeders, Ezee Flow lime sewers,
baler and binder twine; parts and
service. MALoNEY's. INC. Silver
M TD-9 cRAwLER with angle dozer
blade. Completely oyerhauled. Guar
enteed. MALONEY'e, INC, silver
spring, Nd, JU. s-3333.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used;
parts ana service. AALONEYS, INC.
Silver Spring, Nd, JU. S.3333.
USED EoUIPMENT-IHC II tractor.
Cub, economy and equip: Ford cult,
14-in. .plows, HIM 240 cult, F-20
cult. eft. disk. 25V and c now
ers. John Deere side rake. 90 and
81 Harvester thrasher with motor.
IS p. hay chopper. HIM corn planter.
MAtoSSEY'S. INC. Silver Spring.
Coon TOP SOIL and COW manure:
green and we'll rotten. JE. 2-l349.
HANDICAPPED DESIGNING and PLAN
ming. lawn renovation. grading. seed
ing. FLEMING LANDSCAPE
SERVICE; Lu: 1-55s3, "a
Call JU. S-I526. II
TOP SOIL-Very good rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses. Very
reasonable. 10. S-4933.
BULLDOZERs. for grading excayat-
ing, land clearing. Free estimates.
call UN 4-S533; nights AP. 7-O59S,
AZALEAS, hardy field grown. all
eolors' and sizes, Soc and up; open
weekdays and SUNDAYS. 2610 18th
81. ne.
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BEDROOM

BEOROOM
Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 20% to 70%
on new sample closeoutS.
Look at these bargains:
Fine maple double bed. chest. double
dresser and mirror. was $129. so,
now $eo.60i flne blond bed. double
dresser, mirror and chest, was
$189.60, now $114;96; tine quality
si9s.5o, now Siz1.4S; solid mahoss.-
any and solid cherry ct lowest prices
in town. Fine mahogany or maple
beds IN all sizes, were $29.60, now
$3.50. Guaranteed full 30.inch
HEod5lyyTEood bed. was S69.60. now
Many more bargains too numerous to
mention: Open Thursdays til Q pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASHINGTON
BICYCLEs-Brand-new: 26-in., boys
Or girls; $3S:5 26,in; used boys,
SPORTS SHOP. 6O1O Berwyn I'd.
BICYCLE, girls. gain: ideal for
girl z to IL; good as new. Cost
about $35; will take SIS. TIE
6-4463
BICYCLES. all sizes, boys and girls;
good condition; very reasonable.
BICYCLE, boys 26-in. schwipn
Horner. compl. with all acces. incl.
frt. wheel shock absorber; good
cond.; $35. OIL. 4-1687.
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DINING ROOM

DINING ROOM
Don't buy before you visit us.
as we guarantee you positive
savings of 20% to. 709o on
new sample cloSeouts. Look
at these bargains:
Solid lined oak extension tables and
leaf and 4 chairs were S70. so, now
S49.e5; flne lined oak ext. console
and 3 leaves, was S109.60, now
s. Gs sssSssnss ss onnoSsss3szz o% ssz5 s5opa5 nsy
more bargains too numerous to
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASHINGTON
ELECTRIC RANGE. modern; in ex-
GeIlent sss9 condition. Call after 6 pm.
FANs@MAKE MAKE YOUR OWN FAN Use
the motor on your furnace blower
We furnish the blades. Also COM
plete fan kits. GRIGsBY CO.. Ma
FILING CABINETS!
shaw-Walkers 4 drawer.
complete; legal or letter; S13.75 to
$3.50: ?: G: SURPLUS SALES,
FIRESTONE FOAM RUBBER. cut to
size 30 matt, $27 80; 39' matt.
$34: FIX: 3-3527: 2513 NJ st.. NV.
FIXTURES: light :nuorescent. 4 tubes.
immed. sale. Can be seen At S2z Pa.
FEooR fSsi s'e SANDERS and eds.rs; excel
lent condition: sacrifice prices. Call
r6GAMeRt64hsfbER Met64sfb e M2rfiassis, IA fiaasSsa eash-
ions; any brand, size. shape. GIL
FURNITURE-selling entire contents
Of home; moving. RA. 3-0066. p
FURNITURE-Almo new; all mod
inIs:. sTR Ssdr9oPs Ss 9o5iss' and living sS rsSm'
FuRNIfUREV1 chaise lounge. SIS:
2 matching ccc. chairs. SIS ca; ice
cream parlor chairs, $3.50. We will
reupholster your sofa and chair in
cotton damask, $50; sofa and chair
slip covered, S4S: large selection OF
ife%s HonsrESsRs ayslsot 447 HorESS istS g. ee eo
FURNITURE Double beds. spring
and mattress, SIS up: dresser IS up:
single beds. spring and mattress. S14
up:. refgr.. $:35: studio couch, S15.
Sue So up gsJs: S.pc cS chrome @ wSSgS set S45:
washer S23: S-pc din. rm. suite.
S79: many more bargains. AID. T.
SS79: eyes. To. 2-1Sl5.. Il
FURNTTURE-Ma2or Modern, only
once. $500 cash. In air-condftioned
enacieney. one Of Washington's most
fashienable Apt. bldgs.. DE. 2-4s61
Evening star., 1954-04-30

TYPTST, with some shorthand, for
law once: under 35: hours. 9 to
TYPIST with general ONCE exper.
for building material office in Alex.
Va. Apply Box 249-L, Star. 80
TYPIST-Fast, accurate. addressing
enYelnnes; h-daY week ST. 3-65kA
Evening star., 1954-04-30

Stone, FlagStone, Cement
Specializing In retaining walls. patios
porches, lily ponds, iireplaces, etc
24-hr. service. For o free estimatl
call JERRY. LU. l-4756.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS

LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS
DOORS-WINDOWS
CABINETS
ALSO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ITEMS
SPECIAL Low PRICES
ABCD CORP.
1881 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY.
OPEN TILL PM. Otis 4-S755
MACHINIST'S TOOLS, in excellent
condition; valued over $3.50: best
oner accepted. HE. 4-4171. =
MAPLE BEDS, dressers, chests. Hol-
NWood beds, 3 refgrs.. liv. room
splntes excel. cond.. no dealers. AID.
MEAT CASE. loft. dble. duty. Dairy
case. 3 drs. with or without com
Pc pprssssoTs; 1o5 like new cond.: reas,
MIXMASTER. new: auto. toaster
s1lverware; house and yard plants
5-O197. 3
MOTORS, 1/1Oo to 100 h.p. and re-
duction gear; 6 440 volts, reWound:
exeh; CARTY. 1908 14th st. NO.
OFFICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ONCE. sell . executive desks. S4S
and S5S; Remington noiseless type
writer. S3S; chairs, etc. Rm. 10l,
6942 Wisconsin ave-. OIL. 2-907O.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
TFT-EVTST0N CATF

TENTS ID, IBX32: Govt. surplus
squad tents: $50 each. N. FRANK
AND SON, Ala Bird ST. NV. EX. g.
TOOLS, elec. hammer, syntron Ia
capacity, "a price. 124O Mt. Olivet
I'd. ne. LA. 6-1240. .
Evening star., 1954-04-30

Busy Bee Contractors
Brick, wood or stone additions. AL.
terations, outside firepiaces, roofing
retaining walls; suffering, recrea.
ton rooms and patios. Driveways
etc. Any Job, big or small. Buzz US
OIL. 4-2959. .
Evening star., 1954-04-30
INTERIOR PAINTING

INTERIOR PAINTING
,SSi Is; ''ss Ss's.: ::''5eE'7 50: 81
n. 3 NJ. ~ repair and service, .00-
SayY, Ssy FHsrentss Eo eSssosn On parts and labor
PAINTING. int. and ext. Kemtoning;
30-yrs: exper.: prompt service. Gail
rAiSfIS@insaarAicr aAlfsT PM aA and .st.rior: old
able. ia. "si "s.sis7.' '"' "0'A' 'sS" easy
PAINTING. interior. exterior; free
estimates: Reasonable prices. Cal
rxAiNI2iSssso. Al I2issso'p pX2FAEiEfSSs.1 ri E4SSs17i mr. sand;
skilled Write mechanics: work guar.
BURLESON d MOSLEY. DE. 2-2345
PAINTING, interior and exterior
SIP: 1ox12 room; oosC Call for free
PAINTING. interior mt; EtE and exterior: ex-
cellent craftsman; also mural paint
PaHNrISa AIN IIsss0nssie' AS6 DEGoRATlNd-Ns A11lsS;
papering; outside; Dutch Boy only:
inside. ycTr sYx choice. Estimates free free
PAiNTiNG. oDi Dpiapsrins-interior. e.
call 10. 9-4771 or JU. 6-4210. -
PAINTING. interior and exterior, also
Drlck pa1nCln9. Work done 1mmeo.
Call any time. II. 4-4647. 3
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
rnfNrNG. rfss Nfsslma'sii fiLxsTESa7lNSIaS. Al S7lSIS 6zicl
work. remodeling, door sanding,
papering. Reasonable. NO. 7-b724'
PAINTING AND PAPER1Na, esrpen-
try repairs. cash OF terms. RE.
PxiRNFTrIhNG. INTERPRETATIONS, ress..
white mechanics. MIR. BUNGER.
rzENTiae. ali aiess$i $riArERNc. 20 yrs: So s1-
s.Ssssl ss.tissscti0n guar Any time: :sd ia
PAINTING-PAPERING
EaMssSeE seis0Ifrs e. ssioS ST SS re- ys.s.
PAPER NOW, low prices, Al work,
newest samples; interior painting:
phSss fres sst1RSts MnSeiN ~ si0 s0sss Ssr roo
1854 Sunfast washable paper: work
PAPER HANGING~Prompt. courteous
estimates; expert white craftsmen:
reas. HINES. DE. 2-9S46. -3
PAPER HANGING and painting, in
side and out; work guaranteed;
free est; white mechanics. 10.
r2PEs r2isssS' HANGING, painting. -G FED.
ER Fasm I S%sa W E g., = - PAINT g. a!assz: saSy
PAPER HANGING and painting: fres
estimates; reasonable prices. Call
Mr., FOER, TIA. 9.2942 after 4 pm.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
TRANSFERRING SECTION

Opening for young woman 1886 II
scrlbers in correspondence division
Of large publisher: So. 1900 to $4,000
starting salary with many oppor-
tunities to advance. Liberal vaca-
tion and sick leave. Pleasant. at
someone with teaching experience
Must have o complete knowledge oi
the electric typewriter and Of tran.
scribing equipment; . strong back.
ground in grammar, punctuation
and proper letter style; ability tt
Please state age, training and ex-
perience. Box 70-K. Star. Il
TEACHER, summer work in country
pleasant healthful position; $3.50 fol
so days. Come in Saturday. 8 to J.
p. c. FULLY. Suite 924. 1346 Conn
ave. No phone calls. "a
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| REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont.)

TILE REPAIRS, new installations, re.
modelling. porches. Kitchens, baths.
ia. $4,000. JU. s-2296.
WATERPROOFING, guar: bsrnt. 9
speciality; brick pointing. caulking.
transparent coatings. LO. 4-00O9.
lWATERPROOFING-Expert mechan-
ics: .aG:.,, brick pointing. transparent
mates. DILLON CO., Ju. s-48S5
GET YOUR PORCH SCREENED be.
| fore the bugs come. Call MR.
TAYLOR, JU 5.3042 ewes
Evening star., 1954-04-30
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china glass furniture, etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal;
TO. 2-2727 RIA. 3-7606
washers, ranges, re-
frigerators. etc. Rent or buy, S.
per month full guarantee. DOWDS.
EN-: 2-73O0. 4418 Conn. ave.
ATTIC FAN, 2 air conditioners. fire
screen set. Thor washer and Glad
BABY asfn cRfB, Gi wo storkns, Ss71S ss lux. blond
maple. $50. After 8 pm, call ia.
BABY WONDA CHAIR, $40, good
condition IF A-2767 y
Evening star., 1954-04-30
TECHNICAI, ERIK

Excellent opportunity to join ths
friendliest and most progressive
industrial team in the area. Pleas.
ant working conditions, ultramod.
ern equipment and outstanding en-
ploye benefits. Must be expert
creed in filing and record keeping
and must be able to read blue.
prints. tipping ability desirable. but
not essential. NeatneSs and &C.
THE xHRENDT INSTRUMENT CO
4910 Calvert Rd... College Park. Md
Evening star., 1954-04-30
WAITRESS

Must be experienced: excellent po-
RtiassrnAuRyANlffo Rtisrn fyalfolf s17 4pPiY is9S St. CROWN
Evening star., 1954-04-30

WASHER-DRYER SALE
less than the price Of washer
alone. Brand-new Thor, fully auto.
washer Oist, $299.95) and go volt
elec; dryer Oist, $239.95). Both for
$269.95.
Other auto. washers and dryers at
lowest prices in Washington area.
SLATTERY'S
1900 Wisconsin Ave. NV. WO. 6-4411
500 Wis. Ave-, Bethesda, OIL. 2-6666
Evening star., 1954-04-30
TV SALE
$3.50

Nv SALE
Fine selection OF reconditioned TVS,
priced from
$3.50
All fully guaranteed; many with new
picture tube. Open weekdays til
9 pm.
BLAIR'S TV
1922 Western Ave.
Intersection Wisconsin and Western)
Evening star., 1954-05-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA
Xpa-a-a-nd!!

Here's a Cape Cod with real possi.
bihties on q big wooded lot in close.
IN Falls Church residential section.
Ftrepl. in lv. rm.. > big bedrms..
full bsmt.: End FLOOR ALREADY
INSULATED and ready for . more
assume FHA-GI loan with moderate
down paYment. -
Evening star., 1954-05-08
Vermont Slate

Roof on this white brick Cape Cod
in one Of N. Arlington's best and
most convenient sections. Entrance
hall, 24-ft. liv. rm., sep. lge. din.
rm.. loft. de luxe kit. with break
fast nook. left. den; 3 really huge
bedrms. and 2 full tile baths up-
stairs pine-paneled rec. rm. with
bar and full bath in bsmt. Attached
garage. Beautiful corner wooded
lot. Asking S27,5OO. 7,-.
Evening star., 1954-05-08

Cleaning redwood rambler. 24-FT.
REC. RM, IN BSMT, carport. seps
din. rn1., 3 lge. hedrms; huge wooded
lot. Conv. TO everything. Assume
4to GI loan. Asking $17,950. ~
Evening star., 1954-05-08
$500 DOWN. GI

WOOU OOV4N, VI
Buys this charming new brick ram
bier in Falls Church. Liv. rm. with
firepl; and picture window. sep. din:
chairs plus GE dishwasher. garbage
disp.. refgr.. range. 3 larger-than-
average bedrms. with windows: full
Hollywood bsmt. with picture win
dows and outside entrance; on dead
end ST.: only one LEFT left, and md, yoy'll icy leye
payments approx. $50 mo.
Southern Realty Co., Inc.
JE. 4-21O0 EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Evening star., 1954-05-08

Strattford Rambler-GI
8 Bedrms., Recr. Rm., Gar.
OPEN SATURDAY. IL PM. Owner
must sell! Less than 2year-old brick
home. Has living rm. w./firepl.. sep
arate dining rm., modern equipped
kitchen w./breakfaSt space, twin
size bedrmS.. storage attic, ultra
modern recreation room with equip.
bar. firepl. and powder room. maid S
room. gas &C. heat, l blk. to trans
portation. Mr.. schools and churches.
FHA or GI contract acceptable.
S25,950, with 1000 down.
Dir: Out Lee hwy. to N. Glebe I'd.
turn right to Old Dominion dr.. left
to ss 4Sss WILLIAMSBURG blvd SEE Mr..
NOORY ON PREMISES (JA. 2-0035)
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. NE. S-5400
Evening star., 1954-05-08
LEE HEIGHTS

LEE HEIGHTS
OPEN SUM-, l TILL DARK
All-brick home. individually designed,
Tor gracious and comfortable Living,
Master bedroom. library combina-
ton with private bath and entrance
on 1st floor. Large living room with
fireplace. Family-sized dining room.
Well arranged kitchen. equipped.
and powder room. Center stairway
to 3 comfortable-sized bedrooms and
bath. Full basement with outside
entrance and half bath. Located on
q beautifully planted corner lot
Excellent condition. inside and out
Convenient to stores. schools and
buses; &6,300, with substantial
cash required. Directions: Ont
leo Gle6e I'd. to N. 23rd St. left to
HALL REALTY co.
Exclusive Agent ia. 1855
1907 N. VEITCH ST, ARL.
Evening star., 1954-05-08
ICherrydale Colonial

. blhs. to st, Asnes church and
school. Here's really spacious
brick home. Firepl. in liv. rm., sep.
din. rm., lst-h. powder rm.. 3 beds,
rms. and pastel tile bath. REC.
AND u BATH. Huge wooded lot
and so close to everything. Sl7,950
with excellent terms. 4.
, 1954-04-17
DR.. De FREITAs c3MING EXTENSION

ficiently and therefore more
profltably.' These views. were
submitted by the committee
en- Financing and Credit Fa-
cilities in a rercrt which was
endorsed BY tie Conf renee
In plenasy session on Satur-
Edsy last.
The Conference also urged
the Caribbean Commission to
take Immediate steps to ar
range for and assemble infor-
nation on agricultural credit
IN all areas served by It and
stressed the need for a full
survey Of the fishing industry
in the area, with particular re
ference to marketing and cold
storage facilities.
, 1954-04-17
CARD Of THANKS

The relatives of the late
Miss Christiana Joseph wish
to thank the many persons
who showed kindness AMI ~
pressions of svnaath4 during
the illness and at the death Of
their beloved one.
Estelle Fcnsmark & Family
, 1954-04-17

Pr. Robert M Do Freitas
3. 4. O., ID. Specialist in Eve
Examination Refraction Or.
shontics announces that on
Tues. April 20 from 10 an.
to 5 pm, andWed, April 81
from f:39 pinto 439 complete
optometric service Willie Of.
fered 10 the Municipality Of
st. Croix.
Will be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon Wednesday.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or G. O. D.
, 1954-04-17

The early bird is q wise bird. Ard the honemafer Is 9 wise
bird who makes her family get up aary enough to- enjoy q good
breakfast each day. And by q gee4 breakfast We nseaazsne based
on this basic breakfast pattern. You can vary the fruit, cereal or
bread but be sure your family cats each of these foods each
day. Because together they provide the nutrition necessary to get
your family off to q good start:
Early Bird Breakfast
Orange Juice
KeIlogg's Rice Krispies Bananas, Milk and Sugar
Fresh, Hotfronn-the-Oven Bran Mullins
Milk or Fragrant Hot Tea
The mullins are prepared according to a quick method. One quick
stirring is all that's needed and they're ready for the oven:
Bran Muffns-Quck Method
/ cup Kelloggss Al-Bran / cup sfted -four
34 cup milk Pip teaspoons baking powder
1 egg 12 teaspoon salt
IA cup soft shortening Ia cup sugar
Combine Al-Bran and milk; let stand until most OF moisture IS
taken up. Add egg and shortening and beat well. Sit together Hour
baking powder, salt and sugar. Add to first mixture, stirring only
antil combined. Fill CREASED muffin pans t~wo-thirds full. Bake in
moderately hot oven l400gF) about 80 minutes. Yield: 9 mullins,
2k inches in diameter.
, 1954-04-17
NEWS

If sufficient cargo offers the
MS aWINDING BAY sail
ing fiom Miami, Florida April
18th will call at Frederiksted,
accepting general cargo and
refrigerated cargo.
THREE BAYS LINE
Ho5t. Z. Merwin g. Co. Inc.
Agents
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-13
Acc Head Says
US. Leading Reds
I'm Nuclear Field

WASHINGTON, R-Chairman
Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic
Energy Commission tAEC) said
today the United States is "mak-
ing very rapid and satisfactory
progress" and continues to lead
Russia in the nuclear weapons
field.
Asked in copyrighted inter-
view with the Magazine U. S.
News and World Report whether
this country is substantially
ahead of Soviet Russia in the
atomic arms race, Strauss replied:
YES. We started sooner. We
have more material to expert
ment with. We have more tacili-
ties. We believe we have more of
these very large experimental
machines. But, since l can't look
behind the Iron Curtain, | can't
be absolutely certain. Most i'm
portantly, we have a devoted
group of free men at work on the
problems.
Strauss said the nation now has
about 612 billion dollars invested
in its atomic energy business, and
the present program contemplates
spending of about half billion
dollars more on plants and equip
ment.
"Then," he said, 1--WE will be
running along with an operating
expenditure of about two billion
dollars a year for as long as
one can foresee."
Asked whether the world is
getting more radioactive as more
and more atomic tests are conduc-
ted, Strauss said Eyes, but not
significantly"
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-13
CT. Kills Comrade,
But Wanted To
SECT" His CO.

FAIRBANKS, LR - Laid Air
Force Army officials disclosed
Saturday that a 19-year-old Lo-
mita, Calf, youth was shot at
the air base Wednesday night by
a soldier they said was waiting
to get the battery commander.
Victim of the Shooting was Pvt.
Ralph E. Carlton, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Burl c. Carlton, San Pedro,
Calf.
Charged with Cartons Staying
is Pvt. Bryant Read, 10, of Los
Angeles. Both men were members
of Battery B, 93rd Antiaircraft
Battalion.
An official report of the in
cident said Read held duty Of
ficer, End 1t August Englehart,
and Is enlisted men at bay in
the orderly room from $50 pm.
to 10 pm. Wednesday. Read was
quoted as saying he did not want
to hurt them but wanted to get
the captain"
At gunpoint he forced Lit.
Englehart to phone the captains
quarters every hour but the bat
terry commander, whose name was
not released, was not at home.
When Pvt. Carlton refused to
have his hands tied and argued
that Read was bluffing, Read be-
gan firing, the report said. Five
bullets hit Cartons body, the
sixth nicked his shoulder. Read
then surrendered to the others.
Read later signed a statement
saying he was displeased with the
battery commander was conduct
ing the unit.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-13
Red Cross To Collect
$85 Million In Fund
Raising Campaign

WASHINGTON, lR - The Red
Cross has fixed as targets for its
fund raising campaign starting
next March the collection of IS
million dollars and the enlistment
Of 80 million members.
Announcing the figures yester-
day, Red Cross chairman E. Ro-
land Hartman said the organize
tons budget estimates include
S36,640,000 for services to the
armed forces and veterans, Sl4,-
$4,000 for delivery of blood and
its derivatives to the sick and in
iured, $5,127,000 for disaster
work and Sc, $4,000 for first aid,
water safety and nursing training
programs.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-13
U.N. Waits For
Red Reply To
Dag Hammarskjold

UNITED NATIONS, NY, R-
U.N. Secretary General Dag Ham
marskjold and his aides settled
down today to spell of Watchful
waiting for an answer from Red
China on Hammarskjold'S pro-
posed free he-fliers trip to Pei
ping.
There was not comment i'm
mediately from U.N. officials on
a Peiping Radio broadcast early
today asserting the United Ma
tons "has no right to interfere
with China's sentencing of the
American spies"
The broadcast, monitored in
Tokyo, made no direct reference
to Hammarskjold's cable to Pre-
mier Chou En-Lai Friday night
proposing that they meet in Pei
ping soon after Dec. 26 to discuss
the case of the filters and all other
U.N. personnel still held captive
The radio blast repeated Pei
pings previous charges, which
the Soviet Union had aired in the
U.N Assembly, that the jailed
Americans had "sneaked into
China by air to carry out espio-
mage" and that at is China's "a.
sovereign light of Furnishing
spies"
In authorizing Hammarskjold
to seek the release of the airmen
and other imprisoned U.N. per-
sonnet, the U.N. Assembly APP
proved the us. contention they
were prisoners of war entitled to
release under the Korean armis-
tice.
Regarding Peiping's failure SO
far to reply to Hammarskjold's
cable, a U.N. spokesman said last
night the secretary general would
not be disappointed if several
days elapsed before a formal an
sWer came.
"The answer may come direct
ly, it may come roundabout" the
spokesman said.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-13
Ten Little Girls Killed In
Spain In Rush To See
Show In Church Basement

MIRANDA DE EBRO, Spain, tR
This northern Spanish city went
into full mourning today for the
mass funeral of 10 little girls
killed yesterday by crowd of
children stampeding into church
basement for a theatrical show.
Offices were closed and flags
were flown at half mast.
More than 300 hundred children
were lined up impatiently waiting
for a Christmas holiday program
to start in theater in the base
ment of the church. They started
pushing and the doors flew open.
Girls in the front, ranging in age
from 6 to IL, were crushed, tram
pied underfoot and smothered.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-13
Pope Plus Weaker Today

VATICAN CITY, lR--Reliable
informants in the Vatican said
Pope Plus XII was somewhat
weaker today, but later official
statement said his condition had
showed a slight improvement.
Any change for the worse in
his condition would be the first
since the collapse which brought
him near death on Dec. 2. He has
made a slow, but steady, gain
ever since.
The reports, unofficial but re-
liable, from within the Vatican
said the Pope was having diff
Guilty in getting food down and
seemed to be feeling the strain of
Sundays big event-consecration
of his good friend Msgr. Giovanni
Battista Montini as Archbishop of
Milan.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-13
Vancouver Jaycees Offer
Real Comic Books In
Trade For Horror Books

VANCOUVER, BIC, R-More
than 5000 comic books went up
in flames in a weekend civic dem
onstration against the crime and
horror types.
The Junior Chamber of Com
merce offered historical, animal
or nature lore book for every 10
crime or horror comics" turned
in downtown park. The en-
thusiastic response from the
youngsters surprised even the
sponsors. A. &c. leader described
it as ga slightly melodramatic
gesture" to put the spotlight on
undesirable reading material for
children.