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mr.. Arl. and wash. blvd TT En- Ia's 3.
567S. days: EN-. 3-920S. ewes. Il
F1vE.RM: APT.-Employed cple. o.
adults. Newly painted. Avail. Nov
AkiISGT0N t coiam6 Sa bike aisls az Fred
erick st.. Magnolia Gardens-Avail
dining room combination. Q large
bedrooms. latest In kitchen equip.
ment .parquet floors. Venetian
blinds. . exposures; utils. filrn.: S9t
al mo IA ! s SeSSroom. ss2.6o. For info
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has a few
] and bedroom units available
priced from SIS: sit. in conv. Alex.
Q 5-min. drive from the Pentagon
Phone TIE 6-4400 or come to tht
ONCE In Adams Bldg. cor. Mt. Yer
non aye: and Russell I'd
sssSa and yA shG s,sos ss.a' 1928 lo N
dist. Ar. Hall, / blk. new Hecht'I
store; good .transp.; laun. facils.
ofi-street parking: sos per mo-. incl
az utils. See mgr, MR.. HARIG
Apt; 3, 51S. NJ: Thomas st. ia
hoaTs' a. a SAY s5s Ses during business is
ALEX. AND ARL. -One -tedrm. apis
adj. to, Natl. Airport; S72.75 incls
all utils.: ] badrm. adj to For
Myer. San.75 incls: all utils:. Cal
BARKLEY BROS. INC, Ma. S-6223
Monday through Friday. Ia
spE 81 H Se a anf T Ys6t
N; Pierce. Apt: 2, ia. 7-45S6. Is
ARLINGTON-Larg 2-bedrm. ant. II
attractive modern apt. bldg, very
close IN, large liv.. rm., SEPARATE din
rm,. Snd 4; sos incl. utils. Vacant
A Ri { i ro 81: and large niS /.
door: $S5 incl. utils. Vacant. KE
AfR RI Ss; ApT ElS M
HECHT'S: MODERN BLDG; 500
ia. 5-6415. OV. $4,000. %
TWO JIMA MEMORIAL AREA
Charming. 2-bedrm. apt. homes with
S anns ae Sseoss ds a qSe k incl
bedrms:, In an attrac. new bldg. q
nor AptsO. Complete laundry facils
and storage lockers. master TV an
tenna; only 10 minutes to downtown
Wash: and 5 minutes to Pentagon
p Prs SHANNON I. ! . q 4 tU sgls Co. 7s4
ARLINGTON-Lovely new / and
bedrm., $79.50-$95. Wooded area
close in; 10 Minis. d. c. 4014 Co
U MUIR APT, 8 rooms. semi.
pvt. bath. For rent, 705 21st st.
IS. South Al ya;cp =
D. C. you will enjoy our modern
apis. in suburban atmosphere; bus
parking, shopping; no children, IA
S-1133. -22
ARL.-Close-in efic. 1 and 2 bed
rms, quiet neighborhood; bus. shop.
ping, no children; SOS to sos. Out
Wilson blvd, left on Oak St.. right
to 1884 10th rd.. n. MRS. SAND
val bedroom. iiy.
ing room, dinette. kitchen and bath
Including utilities. SIS per month,
Call R: a. HUMPHREYS, Realtors
ARn., 1870 N. ouinn-1-bedrm.
apis, garden type; all utils.; pvt,
parking; low rent. IA. 6-69SS:
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MT. RAINIER, " blk. terminal--$85
mo; iiv. nm. bedrm., sleeping porch,
full kit. share bath; before / pm,
after pm. RIA. $4,000.
FOREST GLEN. conv. to MOL. Naval
bedrm.. bath, patio. pvt. entr. and
parking; auto. washer-dryer. Nov.
16s 500, utils. incl. JU. 9-9394. 10.
TAKONHA PARK. MD.-Terrace apt;
liy. rrn., bedrm.. kit. bath; adults;
$3.50. JU. 5-2150. Ill
SPACIOUS. tastefully dec, completely
fnrn. l-bedrm. apt, 10 min. from
Navy Medical, utilities, linen incl,
for responsible married couple only;
no children; emo. suitcase. avail.
Dec, l. call after $50 pm. Oh. D.
TAKOMA PK.-spac. 2-bedrm. apt.
pvt. entr; near transp., shopping
center. Children accept. Ju. $4,000
TAKoMA PARK. Mp.-Liv rm., bed.
R l' ssg1s s'is s ss's n.y. G gsffsP
EVANSVILLE extra-lge. rm., kit.
and bath, all utils. incl; newly
redec.; $50 per mo. LA. 6-5s5S
EXQUISITE APT. All utilities furn.;
Suitable for teachers or Govt. girls.
$75 monthly, Phi. OIL 6-5974. %
TAKOMA PARK-An, ideal close-in
and and s iS5 saa gU: 54 laEse rms. Si'
TAK0MA PARK. MD.-Three rms,
win accept child. JU. Siege.
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coLoRED
COLOREO
121 53rd ST. Sc
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Is. - = 49, -. q
CORAL HILLS ~ ~ u line. garden
apis - hedrms;, $3.50: bedrms.
500: gtiis; incl incl, Near school. bus
APIS. '' AyArIAsIE AT CoBuR TER.
5i0O Defense hwy, Bladensburg
Nd. Next schools and shopping cen.
ter; bus stop at door. WA. 7-276s'
MT. RAlINIER, 4 rms. and bath; LIST
en- anna p t,arsn st w IVse ~ iool. 91Vie
r Az y papE arn s ~: i,y
i a, dtn,, rAn NJ. 5sSss ~
tn In hath s .c6cais i hs,s end
shonn;,1 certer 500 sG IN EeoIh0
nj 6l37SS ~o~'S. LII
TAKOMA PARK-Newlv dec roorny.
!, o-bedrr1n ant excei' for 4 or
ADMITS IN K. 400 ~ 70
SILVER sLSsi S n. apt. pig nlde.: ]
bath. newly 9sY dss $3.50 :7!: mo- TstlS
Incl. ~. s-S4so; eyes,, 10. o-4sVO
MT. RAINrER-rwo ants; 8 and 4
children; utils. Turn. WA. 7-iylS'
yavw r,,,,, -..r, ,.;t,,
AHH rauiaa Ah haS-oa. d,r aSoM ,onv VII
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dec bedrms
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Children sccepted WA 7.S50a'
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00a2.
COLORED--2-b edrin. modern apt
N. Englewood, handy Fairmont High
School, S69.50. AP. 7-80S0. 80
COLORED--IO36 9th ST. Me-
rms. and bath, gas heat: S75 pei
coG Oh I'D zSis1 STANTON ST. IT. s.E.
DE luxe 1-bedrm. apis, pvt. en-
traces, Dashboard heat, 8 expo
sureS, lots Of storage space in bsmt.
Laundry facilities: ! blk; to SCHOOLS,
I pas a shd KEY e sis e
or call Ma. 8-3326. GEORGE +,
WoRTHINGToN q SON. Realtors,
CoIoREDGs .ianNSt pL. NV, nea,
Fla. and LIST Cow, to transp
Freedmen's Hospital, Howard Univ
2 rms, modern kit. and bath: newly
dec: private; gas heat, $50. adult
COLORED = TALBERT ST. Sc. /
blk. from Nichols ave. BUS lge
rms, kitchen, bath, oil heat; pvt;
$50, tenant pays utils. Call 10 till
A. v. ID. JOHNSTON. HU. 3-4R14.
COLORED---1425 MORSE ST. Me-
Newly New, .S decorated ora rms Kit: bath
after 4 pm. LII. 4-a466. -
COLORED-5OO YOU ST. NV. mr.
Florida ave,-Ofering smart 1-bed-
room apt, tastefully decorated. for
immed. occup. Mod. kit. and full
tiled bath, plus excel. rm. sizes and
ample closet space. storage and
laundry in bsmt. S70-S75, incl. all
utils. except cleo. See janitor. OF
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO., 724 14th
st. NV. MA, 8-2345.
COLORED-3i11 10th ST. NE
Bedrm., din. rm., kit, pvt. bath.
Reas, Ii. 4-9086 or LA. $685.,
CoLoRED-1s33 SWAMI ST. NV.
Two rooms, kit, dinette and bath;
$3.50, incl. heat and hot water.
COIORED-i4O6 10th ST. NV
rms. kit. and semipvt. bath: 500
COLORED--5i0 10th ST. N.E.-Lge.
room. mod. apt. NEW 1851; newly
dec. Two rms. kit. din, bath. sos,
ST. 10000; ewes, DE; 2,322S. -.
dinette, semibath; excel. loo. mr..
sch, carline; bus at dr.. co. scoops.
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NEAR PENTAGON ~ 1-bedrm., liv
rm., dinette. kit. and bath. incl
utils; 500 per mo. Call r. A. HUM
PHRlES, Realtors, MA. 5000. liz
n. ARL.--Attractiy pine panelec
bsmt. apt: kit. and shower: private
entrance; suitable 2 men or married
cple 500 N. Kenmore ST., Arl.; $50
ia. 7-5491 after pm.
ARLINGTON. / block Of Columbia
pike-attractively furn. 2-bedrm
apt: S135 per no., utilS. incl;
children and pets accepted. J. Full
LER GROOM. ia. 7-44s7: pm.
ia. 5000. Ill
ALEX. AND ARL.-1- bedrm. furn.
apt. S115 per mo. close to Fort
Myer in Arl. and Natl. Airport.
Alex. Call BARKLEY BROS. INC.
MA. S-6223. Monday through FRI
day. la
CLEAN, warm rms, quiet empl. cple.;
refined home; mr.. transp.; walking
FIST rn
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COLUMBIA APIS.

l14th and Girard Ets.)
Available now, In automatic elevator
building. close to transportation,
schools. churches and stores.
Bedrm., living frn.. kit. and bath;
$3.50: 4 bedrms., liv. rm., kit. and
bath; $92.50.
Rent Includes Utilities
See Mr.. Langley. Apt. 602. 1405
j. a. McKEEvER CO.. INC.
1872 K St. NV. ST. $4,000
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1914 OTJE ST q r.

(Near Minnesota ave.) q rooms. d.
SIS. incl. all utils. Key Ia Ant. j
ct 1913 Que st. CO. 6-6222.
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LARGE FFFTCTFNCY

Excellent close-in ne. location. well.
kept apt. bldg. $3.50. Apply JAM.
tor, 270l 14th ST. ne. DREYFUSS
BROS. 1913 18th st. NV. Ma. s.
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TAKOMA PK.-Spac. 2-bedrm. apt.
center. Children accept. JU. $4,000
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1859 MONROE ST. N.W.-Close to.
t Y psS,m ana sshCpPing area a rms;
! GoRpoiNi. NC. 1874 1872 Park rEA I'd.
M. $. cxFiiToE IsSHioPpING cENTEs
Vacant. Semidet. brk.. rms. fun
6smt.: blk; to bus: no pets: refs:
800. 10. 3-6SS9. -12
rm., din. rn., dinette, kit, batfi::..
nice bsmt. with law: porches; oil,
heat; near school,; best transps
Sis. RIA. 3-2471 or IA. o-S4S9.
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MT. RAINIER, "a blk. terminal-S85
mo-; liv. rnn.. bedrm., sleeping porch,
full kit, share bath; before / pm,
After & 4. m RA R-A2nn
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Liv. rm., bed
rm, kit, tile bath; new modern
turh. ADULTS; $3.50. JU. b-2l50.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

ALEX. Huntington areal-2-bedrm,
Oct. home, Cape Cod; 4 yrs. old;
avail. immed.; beautifully finished
throughout; large lot: off-street,
parking; 10. min. to Fort Belvoif;
Pentagon; 500. Call DI. 1879 be-
fore pm. g
5000 9Th PL. N.E.-2-bedrm.. semi.
detached brick; gas heat; excellent
condition; fenced yard; near Rigs
Park; S95 mo. PERETSKY g. SONS;
INC. HA. 2-3S00. %
ALEX. neutrality-suspicious.. semi.
mo. TIE. 6.6743 or NJ. R-fi75R.
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Terrace apt;
liv. rn.. bedrm.. kit. bath; adults;
$50. 80, JU, 5-2i50. Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31
The Monks Of Mount Sinai

CHELTERED by the rugged
- heights Of Sinai, hard by
the legendary Mount of Moses,
stands one Of the worlds
oldest religious communities.
Built IA centuries ago by the
Emperor Justinian, the Mon
astery of st. Catherine Is not
only the closest settlement to
the place where Moses is be-
lieved to have received the
Ten Commandments, but
houses within its walls q
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tradition, the early monks of
the Eastern Roman Empire
somehow recognized the youth
as the future Prophet of
Islam and helped him. In his
gratitude, Mohammed later
gave the>monks special pro-
lection, even at a time when
his fanatical followers were
prosecuting thousands of
other Christian settlements
throughout the Near East.
One Of the monastery's most
precious possessions, among
its 5000 early Christian man.
uscripts, is Mohammed'S legal
statement, said to be i'm
printed with his personal seal.
granting them this special
immunity.
Today the friendship con-
tinues as always, with rowing
Bedouins still appearing be-
fore the monastery walls for
loaves of unleavened bread,
baked by the monks and low
cred by windlass from the
great battlementS. Some
Moslem guests have even
prayed in the mosque within
the monastery walls. And an
American mission Is currently
perusing and microfllming
the monastery'S documents.
Under the ecclesiastical
authority Of the Greek Ortho-
dox Bishop Of Cairo, the pres
ent-day monks of st. Cath
crimes live more than 5000
feet above sea level in the
Wady elder section of the
Jebel Musa Mount of Moses.
Above their fortreSslike mo-
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By Paul 6. Laneelle

Moslem minaret alongside a
Christian chapel belfry.
Despite scorching sun, fierce
sandStormS and bleak terrain,
the Greek orthodox monks
pursue their devotionS today
as calmly as they did in the
seventh century, when a
young camel driver named
Mohammed sought shelter
among them. According to
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isolated part of Egypt's Sinai
Peninsula is Tor, on the Gulf
Of Suez, about so miles north
Of the Red Sea. But the hustle
OF seaport life Is far from the
minds Of st. GATHERINGS
monks. For them the noun
tains of Sinai are home, and
Justinian's sixth-century walls
are a symbol Of a way Of life
which has changed little.
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nastic community the peaks
of the Sinai Range tower still
higher, and below them, on
the glacier-white desert,
stretch the sands where the
wandering children Of Israel
are said to have encamped
while the patriarch Moses
assembled to receive the Law.
The nearest community of
any appreciable size In this
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fuckers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
R c. Tucker.

/ fuckers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
R c. Tucker.
Bolton Anderson of Lexington.
KY. has returned home after visit
ing his sisters Mrs. ]. E. Dick and
Mrs. A. H. Powell.
Dempsey Coleman and son
Henry of Southport were visitors
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. J. E. Dick, Mrs. c.. d. FL
lott and son George Douglas were
weekend visitors in Blowing
Rock.
Mrs. Mac r. Bracey of Rowland
has returned home after spending
Monday and Tuesday with her
daughter and Son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. CaCrl Meares.
Mr.. and Mis-. Oliver Rogers
spent Sunday in Rowland with
their daughter and Son-in-law Mr..
and Mrs. James Johnson.
Among the out-of-town relatives
attending the Herget- Bridges we'd
ding Sunday afternoon were: Mrs.
Talbert Martin. Mrs. Everett
Thomas and Mrs. Frank Martin of
Florence. S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Pierce and
son have returned to their home
in Charlotte after visiting Mrs.
Pierce'S parents. DR.. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Waddell.
MIR. and Mrs. B. A. Powell and
children spent the weekend in
Whiteville as guests of Mrs. Pow
ellis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Mckenzie.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Wells of
Delco were Sunday guests OF Mrs.
Clara Nance.
Mrs. NJ. F. Martin and Miss
Clara B. Waddell attended the
commencement exercises at New
Hanover High School in Whining.
ton last week. Their niece. Mrs.
Ann Pate was among the gradu-
ateS.
Mrs. \. II. Powell and hher son
Albert Powell of Marion. s. c.
LEFT Sunday to vviSit relatives in
Lexington. Ky.
Mrs. Ralph Rogers of Fayette-
vile is spending two weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Edwards whhihhlhheh hher
Edwards while her husband is at
tending National Guard Summer
Camp.
Misses Virginia and Barbara
Ann Strickland are spending the
Weekend at Crescent Beach.
Spring Branch Sunday School
held their regular annual picnic
at White Lake June -. \ large
rroWd attended.
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Fair Bluff News
BY MRS. J. b. VANCE

Guy Bailey, Jr. has accepted
employment at Ocean Forest Ho-
tel. Myrtle Beach. S. c.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Cole ant
children of Miami Springs. Fla
have returned home after spendine
several days with Mr.. Coles par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cole.
Miss Amoret Rogers returned
home Saturday from visit with
her sister, Mrs. Ronnie CaSwell
and Mr.. Caswell in Sanford.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Vance and
- Eddie Of Tabor City were guest
of Mrs. T. d. Vance Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Bessie Rogers of Cerro
Gordo was visitor in town We'd
nesday afternoon.
Pvt. Wilton Waddell of Fort
Jackson. S. c. spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Waddell.
Jerry Floyd of the U. S. Navy
is spending several days with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell
Floyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Pate and
daughter. Miss Ann Pate of Will
mington spent the weekend with
Mrs. Pate'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Waddell.
Mrs. Ronnie CaSwcll and little
daughter of Sanford have returned
home after visiting Mrs. Caswelrs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Rog-
erS.
Miss Eva Grey Ellington lie;
"Wednesday to attend summer
school at Campbell College. Buies
Creek.
,. /. EnZor was business visit
or in Charlotte Monday.
Among those who attended the
State OES Convention at Wrights-
vile Beach this week were: Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe Enzor: Mrs.
Sharp Turner; Mr.. and Mrs. John
lie Cutrell; Mrs. Bright Tyler and
Mrs. Bardin Collins.
Miss Harriet Parrish left Thurs
day for the University Of Mort
Carolina. Chapel Hill to attend
school.
Mrs. G.. d. Elliot. Mrs. Louis
Rogers and son Douglas were bus
mess visitors in Wilmington
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Fosic
Johnnie Mack HARRISON anu L.
q. Lawson were visitors at Myrtle
Beach Wednesday evening.
James Vance. A. c. l.. Operator
of Warsaw spent Thursday and
Friday with his mother Mrs. Jim
ME Vance.
Mrs. JeSton Gibbs has returns.
to her home after being a paticn,
in McLeod's Hospital. Florence
where she under went surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Waller have
returned home from St. Peters
burg, Fla. where they visited their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Waller. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Tucker o.
Cleveland, Ohio. are guest OF Mr.
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Personals

Mrs. May Starr Heller of Allan
Ia. Ga. spent last weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
Cox.
Mrs. J. F. Boswell and son, Jim
are in Greensboro for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. John Wrenn, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond Floyd
OF New York City are visiting rel
atives in Columbus County and
Loris.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Prout and
son, Jerry, of Wantagh, Long Is
land. N. Y. will arrive Monday
for two week visit in the home
of her mother. Mrs. Roland Bald
win.
Mrs. Jewel Flowers WEIGH of
Long Beach, Calf. Artist Model,
visited her sister Mrs. Evelyn
Hammond last week. She will re-
turn here in July after completing
work in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Smith of
Bethel visited her mother. Mrs.
Mary Todd, during the weekend.
Their son, Butch, and Bryant
Latham accompanied them here
and went to Myrtle Beach to at
tend the basketball camp.
Mrs. B. l.. Mitchell and children,
Burt, III, and Dixie were called
TO their home in Columbia FRIDAY
on account of the illness of 1T.
Cross, S. c. The 1t. Col. cabled
Mrs. Mitchell from Korea that he
would arrive in Columbia Satur-
day on account of the serious ill
ness of his father. Mrs. Mitchell
and children were here for a sew
eral week visit with her mother.
Mrs. Roland Baldwin.
Miss Edith Stafford of Green's
boro and High Point visited
friends here during the weekend.
Miss Stafford is former member
of the local school faculty.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick has re-
turned from the Baptist Hospital
in Winston Salem where she was
patient for several days.
Miss Niarjor:e Wood has return
ed from the Baptist Hospital in
Winston Salem after being a patti
ent there for several weeks.
LeVerne Ward and Ronald Ward
spent the weekend in Conway
with their grandmother, Mrs.
Belle Sawyer, and brother, Gene
Keith Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Carroll and
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Cox vaca-
toned at Myrtle Beach last week.
Mrs. Louise K. Anderson has
returned here after being at home
with her son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Anderson, in
Hemmingway. Mrs. Anderson is
convelascing from a lack injury.
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NOTICE

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bridgeman
'"u!d like TO state publicly that
hey have resumed their married
'fH IN good faith with high hopes
O! maintaining a happy marriage
Si"Iea: Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed
Br.ig
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Inc BROADVlEW
2l-inch picture
with exclusive Panoramic Vision.
Superb performance
on UF1F and VHF. Concert type
speaker for full, rich tone.
Contemporary design cabinet
Of compact, graceful proportions
in hand-rubbed mahogany
veneers, with interesting
recessed speaker grill.
Priced so even a modest budget
can afford fine television.
illustrated beLow-
The BROADVIEW
in hand-rubbed, blond finish
mahogany veneers.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-04
Senate Asked To Curb Powers Of
 Mccarthy Group

WASHINGTON, R- Sen. Gil lette D-Ia) said Saturday he will ask the Senate to curb broad in vestigative powers in the field of international relations now held by the committee headed by Sen. Mccarthy.
 "This is glaring situation," Gillette said in an interview.
 Tt is something that was never intended and 1 will ask the Sen ate to pass on it at the coming session. @r 1.H-rr.
 Gillette's proposal followed by a day a remark by another Demo- crat, Sen. McCarran of Nevada, that the investigations subcom- mittee in it's investigations of Communism 'thas stepped over into a field where it was not in tended to function at all."
 However, McCarran, in an in terview said nothing about at tempting to curb McCarthy's act ivities. He said on the contrary he thought the investigation commit tee has "done good work" and emphasized there was nothing personal in his remarks. He and Mccarthy often have exchanged compliments a" @e
 Still another Democrat, Sen. Sparkman of Alabama, said in a separate interview, If something should be done about Mccarthy, why don't the Republicans do it? It's not our problem"
 Mccarthy, in Miami, said that digging out Communism" is not the primary purpose" of his sub committee and that 1t has been careful to check with the Internal Security subcommittee to avoid duplication.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-04

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The Nome nugget., 1954-01-04
16 Japanese Killed, 43 Hurt In Surge Of Throng Out To See HirOhitO

TOKYO, R Metropolitan po- lice said Saturday at least 16 per sons were killed and 43 injured under the feet of a surging throng as hundreds of thousands of Japa- nese Hooked to the imperial pal ace to wish Emperor Hirohito a happy new year.
 The newspaper Asahi estimated that 100000 swarmed around the palace grounds in downtown Tokyo.
 Police said the thousands of men, women and children, dress ed in their holiday best, were caught in terrible crushes" dur ing the afternoon.
 A Canadian officer at the scene said some of the victims were crushed so badly that bones pro- tuded through the skin.
 The crowds hoped to get a look at the emperor and empress who had appeared on a balcony seven times earlier in the day.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-04
Snow for 10000 Snowballs To Be Flown To Puerto Rico From Vermont

STOWE, Vt., R-If nature CO., operates, enough snow for 10000 snowballs will be shipped from Mt. Mansfield to Puerto Rico so the kids in the tropical isle can stage a snowball fight.
 Sponsors are keeping their fin gers crossed, however, because of the general scarcity of snow in this skiing area.
 The snow, if available. will be packed in insulated containers and taken by truck to New York. There, the boxes will be placed aboard an Eastern Airlines plane Monday for the 1 ,6OO mile flight to San Juan.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-04

WASHINGTON, DC III State Department spokesman Henry Suydam left is shown he told conference that the text of President Esenower speech the peaceful pooling of atomic has been delivered the Kren and that the Importance and seriousness of the proposal stressed US Ambassador Charles H. Boen informed the he delivered the text Soviet Foreign Minister " M Mooov instructions from Washington.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-04
SAVED EVERY CENT

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, - Wm. Afford, who recently retired after 35 years as a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway engineer, says he has all of the $35,OOO he earned as a part-time fireman and as an engineer.
 How did he do it? He has a pri- vate income, he has no bad habits and he is unmarried.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-04
WoULD-BE THIEF HAS Sll.42s

BOSTON-Police holding Ches- ter Sargent, 60, who had tried to steal a $25 topcoat from a depart ment store found $11,425 in cash in the mans wallet. Sargent ex- pressed surprise when told how much he had in his wallet, saying he thought there was about $5,000, but he wasn't sure because he hadn't counted it lately.