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HOUSES FURNISHED tcsasl IHoUsEs UNFuRNlsMrD tcsus,

SUMMER REMTAIs-Lge., cool house;
Woodside Park. 10. 0-603s. -2s
TAKOA9A PARK-six rooms. de-
tached; attractive. comfoftabie; lge.
yard; 500. RA. S-O634. MORNINGS.
furn. 2-bedrm. house;
fenced yard: close to Hecht's shop
s1aS siss ss1sss es Ewes. sshaH a1 s1a sssss ss.an.D
IDEAL FOE CHHDRENzooAn end-of.
rd., in Glen Echo Hts. 500 mo.
Refs, req. MRS. BURGESS. REAL
TOR. 6109 Broad st.. OIL. 2-4253
4a4a SARGENT RID. NE rms .,
story brick. semidet.. full basement
nished incl. washing machine, ~
and deep freeze. Avail. June Is tc
Dec. i. Only. ST. 25. Phone La. $500
s91,1s.;yc 1r NJ CLARK; S, DI 7-24s4; 80 80 :.
D. c. 3 badrms.. 3 baths: immacu.
late; $175 mo. Cali EN-. 2-2s75
SUMMER RENTAL, mod. fully
equipped rambler, 3 bedrms.. from
mid-June to end Of Aug. 10502 Gil
sRePHERlp HeTs IN 'q; P.Rk ilssS1 N'w n. cSpet
Colonial. 8 bedrms., 2a baths; 2
extra rms: 3rd a.. full bsmt.. ga
rage. ELIJAH a.. ARNOLD. .(Col.
Y; 9. A., Ret.) Broker. EN-. S-4ss5,
sTSiMER RENTAL. Cleveland. Park
lse. uv. rm.. piano; beautiful garden;
2-car garage. Avail. I'll, Oct. is.
ELIJAH q. ARNOLD (Col. U. 9. A.,
Ret: Broker. EN-. S-4335. ov.
HILLS nr. East-west
hwy.-Fine brick Colonial; lge. liv.
rm.. with firepl.. din. rm., equipped
kit: lge. scr. porch; 8 Ice. bedrms; !;
2 baths; fun bsmt.: garage; $3.50.
PERRY HAY CO. JU. 6-6242.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. : Tastefully
furn. 3-bedrm.. 1-bath Colonial brE.
powder I; room. SS-ft. porch; beanti.
ful yard. close to grade school; 5000
mo. Can Robert, Wright EN-.
w. B. WRIGHT 80
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage,
reas. Ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RIA. 3-1416.
FOR RENT-2nd floor, approx. o.
400 So. #. with street entrance:
suitable for light storage or office
in Union Market. HUGH +. PHIL
LIPS. WO. 6-O3O7. 80
FURNITURE STORAGE. minimum. S3
per mo. Local and long distance
moving: low rates. REDSKIN VAN
SERVICE. INC HO. 2-1223.
across the country: safe storage in
Phone NO. 7-O104. UNION STOR-
AGE CO INC. Established 1905
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr. !:
small and large Jobs: trained men;
long-short bookings: insured. beach
trips made. LU. 1.o50O.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches q specially 8. L. MORRIS
TU 2-l150 or Ii. 6-2s89.
EDELIN, MOVING AND TRANSFER
risht. cail Il. s.So47. -
FOR LIGHT HAULING
Call J. w. Mason, AID. 2-0325
2Ss
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL to share beautifully furnished
Of Military I'd. and Conn ave.; very
convenient to transportation. EN-.
2-O294 after 8 pm. -2S
YOUNG LADY will snare nicely furn.
home in Silver Spring with 2 girls.
JU. $500, pm. to 9 pm. 80
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VIRGINTA's BEST VALUES

vIRGINIA's BEST VALUES
Groveton--CharminR stone Cape Cod
completely redec,, features large
lovely liv. rm. with stone firepi. anc
separate din. rm.: beautiful lot,
lovely location: 2 bedrms; S115,
Alexandria-3 bedrms.. ~ baths
brick. semidet. home In nice neigh
borhood: conv. location. Full bsmt.
big kit: off-street parking: Sl25.
Alexandria--3-bedrm brick. semidet.
beautiful fenced ward: separate din
nm -iuli bsmt: very conv.: S115.
Alexendria 2:bedroom. brick. full
bsmt., kitchen has breakfast space
fenced yard; / blk. elem. school
shopping; bus; will redec. to sui
ArlinRton-s bedrms. in lovely ole
Colonial home. lust block from
kann's; Zoned commercial: $500 Of
Arlington = DIPLOMATS please note
Huge modern Swedish contemporar,
home. custom-built for entertaining
IN exclusive Lorcom Lane area
S275: Apt. only
Lake. Barcroft-3 huge bedrms., ~
baths: built-in garage: separate din
rm., ine-paneled den, full bsmt.
de luxe kit: large lot. right on tn,
lake. appointment only: S210.
FAILS Church-4-bedrm. brick Cap,
Cod. all the extras: bsmt.: det. gs,
rage: beautiful large lot with al
sorts, OF trees. shrubs and flowers
AyHii. aHini middle June. Appointment
RoUrH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED-VA.

NORTH ARLINGTON-Excel. loc.; 2
DsdrTi mo n apt tasan avail sv.s June IA; s9S 30
1sIo % n. n oUNNOi.bedrm. i.ss apt. avail
All cows. and utils. Clean, cool:
child welcome. ia. 5-6375. rs
ARL., 17Ol n. Pocomoke st.-Duplex,
4 rms. kit. and bath, gar. Utils.
furn. S105 mo. JE. 2-2SO9. 80
$7O.5O. ARL.-1 bedrm.. uv. rm... kit.
and bath; nr. intersection Wash.
and Arl. blvds.; nr. Wash.-Lee shop
Navy nod Annex; EN-. s-567s days; EN-.
ARgiNGToN, AiRflHESG H5SNn's Columbia pike at Fred
erick St. Magnolia Gardens-Avail.
now. Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. large bed
room. latest in kitchen equipment.
Parquet floors. Venetian blinds. 3
exposures. utils. furn. SS2.5 . mo.
For info. call IA. 5000,
FALLS CHURCH. val bedrm.,
per sqnar5 mo tssi' cs kE Eea5 s4sss pGHsh s
ARLINGTON-Colonial village area;
large corner apt; ! bedrm.. liv. rm..
dinette, kit, and bath: blk; bus.
;' son; cool and QUIET. Adults; S73.
JA. .s-2634. daytime: IA. 2-QdC3s'
PREsnnGENrIAL PsRsEsss1nhnGEsiNrIAL GARDENS, has few
/ and bedrm. units available.
priced from S75, Sit. in cow. Alex.
a 5-min drive from the Pentagon.
Phone - TE S,44SS =. o.. or GO come to van the
0en 0se ave. 1n AGamf ana R1ssel Dsss fS SGt'
N. .ARL.-2 bedrms.. liv; rm,. dinette.
kit. Conv: transp;; shopping. ,$ss.
Adults. ia. 2-3692. 80
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HOME VALUES

2901 N. CAPITOL sT.-6 rms. bath
1852 fEviSsIfoN st.; " whs.:sn,. s.:s ma MS;.
FARM HOUSE 1h-aere ground;
4o5 ooU1.AcKENBos ST H.E.-5 rms,
din. sFes and bath; S1ao. S1wao. ,n,
66o5 eist PL.. Tempieton Knolls-
,s4I rms; sEkNiSGs Mi s6s Dsis; IS. MS rm.
.ans and z baths; ; $40. ,,..u.. u,,.
Md.16 rms. and BATH: Si2o.
r. A. HUMPHREYS q SONS
sos n. Capitol Realtors. MA. s-se2d
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

HOME AND INCOME-Brick house
on Quiet street, with 2 apts.. each
on 3 floors and each with hv.. Tm..
din. rm.. kit. 2 bedrms. and bath;
small garden. Price: S2s,500.
DOROTHY q. WOOD. Real Estate,
DE. 2-7116. -Z9
CONTINUED O. Next Pags.l
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SUBURBAN ESTATE with swimming
facilities. from June 25 to July Is.
by responsible party who for busi-
ness reasons has to spend that time
IN the Washington area; Can ST.
FAMILY of 5, wish to rent Z.
bedrm., 2-bath, house in Va. area.
S-BEDRM. AND e-BATH RAMBLER:
garage, bsmt.; .Ch. Chase area; near
wENTEh u hlEh T SrHds ssnoS ~ n6nio SiesS
8 or 4 rm. apt. 1st floor. with good
transp.: tn couple. I.U. 1-1376. pa
THREE OR FOUR BEDROOMS In st.
AIMS or Annunciation parish about
June IS. VIII give excel. care. DU; z.
1859 evenings. 3Os
TWO OR 8 BEDRM. det. house In We.
for scientist. wife and son. IL; excel.
refs; to occupy by June 20. LO. A.
1907. 80
RENTALS WANTED. VA.
LIST y0pr house house WI WITH VS. US and Jet us
shoulders. Call Kl. 8-31O6 I'll 9.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
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LOCATION.

As the first step In the redevelopment
Of the 12-acre tract Of "Foggy Bot
tom" formerly occupied by the
Washington Gas Light Co. PotomaC
ct the Intersection Of VIRGINIA ave.
and New Hampshire ave. NV. near
Oath st. and within walking distance
Of the Depts. Of State, Interior and
many others. and but 10 minutes by
car to every important downtown
area
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POTOMAC PLAZA APIS.
A MODERN
AIR-CONDITIONED
COOPERATIVE BLDG.
wAsH1NGToN's FIRST

WASHINGIONS FIRST g
THE IMMEDIATE AND GRATIFYING
RESPONSE TO OUR FIRST AN
INDUCEMENTS LAST WEEK OF
THIS FINE PROJECT HAS DEM
AND EXCELLENT VALUE THAT
THIS LANDMARK OF WASHINGTON
CO-OPERATIVES REPRESENTS.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. .SALE

CAPITOL HILL desirable Groom,
court orders. Apt. SO. l2S C st. ne.
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APARTMENT SIZES:
Every size from de luxe eficiencies
with a living room l6x2O It. to
spacious corner 3-bedroom. 2-bath
homes with living rooms 16x24 and
large separate dining rooms,
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OPPORTUNITY.

OFEOn i UNI I
FOR YEARS WASHINGTONIANS
HAVE WONDERED WHY THIS
MOST PROMISING LOCATION IN
THE ENTIRE CITY HAS NOT BEEN
DEVELOPED. AT LONG LAST
THEIR VISION IS BEING REAL "a;
TO BE AN ORIGINAL OWNER IN
THE LONG AWAITED POTOMAC
PLAZA CENTER?
For all details visit the ONCE Of
EDMUND ]. FLYNN CO.
coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920.)
Hours Daily and Sunday:
II A.M.-9 PM.
WASH. BLDG, SUITE 735
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV MA. S-9565,
-2S
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ROCKVILLE AREA
and bedrm. homes; S75 to SllE
per mo: SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY, INC.
Pc 2-6161: eyes,. Mr.. Wilson. OIL
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UPTOWN SHOPPING
In one Of the lge. bldgs., just on
Conn. ave. Q bedrms.. Q baths, iiv.
rm. with frepl.. dining area and
kit. Well financed. For further In
2-951O. with w. 3. WRIGHT,
Realtor. EN-. $4,000.
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ARL.. best section-New and 2
Myer, Navy Annex. $s2.50, 70 $98;
adults: shopping, bus Out wilson
6yd Il sft On MAJ 3sk SxNbkIH st T5fhs E l0ss
ARL., close-in. best neighbcrhood-
snpsndy Nsw a0seE7S es7Sso sDts T. sssss Snf uts
sF sTeegeti geiebs s'sf fd. Iolz H,ss eo eik. &
ALEXANDRIA. Locharbor Gardens-
ne%iS dec; SIS: % adults. TE: S-12ea..
Arr. ..ROssLYN AREA - 1-bedrm.
IA. 5-7S70. 1900 N. Oak st. .
ALEX, 922 o. Washington st.-Lovely
I-bsdrm. apt: at bus: s74.5o. ov.
N. ARL.-Redec;; Q bedrms.. liv. rm..
kit, din. bath. conv. Pentagon.
only: $50. ia. 2-436S. .
THREE RMS. liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
PVT; PVT bath IN adslts; lisEsz gas and slsc'
N. .nSii SR11NGToN. SH Sssf sna tloor. . bedr%s.
close-in ioc.; adults. ia. 7-S7s9.
ARLINGTON-Lge. attrac. efic.: full
kit. bath; block bus, stores; 5
MINIS. Ar. nau. 40H.0U. JA. o-SOo4
days. IA. 2-013S ewes. 80
ARL.-Nr. Mem. Bridge; extra lge.
de luxe / and 2 bedrms.. SS0-S11Q.
/, 171O N. 10TH, Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476.
ARL.-Lovely 1-bedrm. apt. Couple or
2 girls. Unusually quiet, clean To-
unit apt. bldg. One blk to Hecht's.
Best transp. $79.50. KE. S-6720.
ARLINGTON, nr. Hecht's-sh-rm.
and q 4N-rm. apt. in q 2-famiR
house. Porch. lge. yard. TU; 9
ARLINGTON - 2-bedrm. apt mr..
ern apt. Bldg. JX. 5-64i5. ov. s.
ARLINGTON. 18th and Troy-Pic-
turesque atmosphere, close Penta-
gon. Clarendon. Fort Myer. One bed
rm. apt, newly decor. apt. bldg /,
locker, ldry. yards: $75, incl. utils.
ia. 7.926S
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FACTT.TTTES.

FACILITIES:
Air conditioning: modern high h-speed
elevators; carpeted corridors inside
garage: secretarial switchboard; all
electric kitchens Oarger apis. with
dishwashers. all with disposals and
6ervadoors): oak parquet floors:
sliding door closets: sun deck: mas
ter .TV antenna: HANDICAPPED grounds
and patioS. All the INGREDIENTS Of O
truly superior apartment bldg.
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TIE LOWEST PRICES guar. in writ
ing on hrand-neW furn. See our I'D
In MIC. for sale column.
ATLAS FURNITURE
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PRTCES AND TERMS.

1C1OGO x11NO I EICIN1O.
These luxurious homes range in price
from q low S9.1O0 to only S29. 500
soundly financed project a minimum % n
2Sh %. down payment is required.
Monthly payments for all costs.
including mtg. principal and interest,
are well below comparable rentals.
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VERY DESIRABLE

3-bedroom rambler, convenient loca-
tion in nearby SILVER SPRING
area; full bsmt.. gas heat; available
Immediately; $125 mo. Out N. H.
left on Ruatan, 1893 Ruatan. Cali
during week and eyes,, HE. 4-7733.
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Mont. Blair High School
And Oakview Elem. School

ONLY A SHORT WALK FROM
OUR ATTRACTIVE 2-BEDRM.
APTS. ON PLYMOUTH ST. AND
BRADFORD RD., SILL. SPG.
II you want to live on a quiet resi-
Dental street in a convenient loca-
ton and near good schools, drive
ing as low as 5000. plus utils.
st., Apt. 1. Out Piney Branch tt
Flower. ave.. left on Flower ave,
2 blocks. left on Plymouth st. JU.
2.2027 Or III Q-1704 a
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1131 46th PL. Sc.
Newly decorated, 3-bedroom house
on a quiet street: large living room
with dining area. complete electric
Kitchen with range, refrigerator
disposal and dishwasher; full base
ment: Ia baths. Available today,
S116 mo.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1119 1Rfh CT NJ w EY 9.OA aC
Evening star., 1954-09-22
kefauyer Ben,oans
US. Defeats Abroad
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-sen-
ator Kefauver, Democrat, OF
Tennessee, returning from
abroad, said yesterday that
American foreign policy is falling
apart as bulwark against
spreading communism.
He said the diplomatic de-
feats" of Geneva and the Euro
pean Defense Community have
done much ito blunt the force
OF our efforts and urged a
dramatic manifestation of our
peaceful motives"
Such an effort, he said, might
be announcements that the
United States planned to build
series Of atomic plants ''for
peaceful purposes and the de-
velopment Of cheap atomic
power in Asia and some Of the
backward parts of the world ?
This" the Tennesseean de-
clared. would provide vivid
answer to the Soviet lie about
our political motives and atomic
development. It would confuse
and confound the Communists.
1t would win us the renewed
confidence and friendship Of
millions In Europe and Asia"
Senator Kefauver went abroad
month ago to address the IN
terparliamentary Union in Vien-
ma. With Mrs. Kefauver he
landed on the American export
liner Constitution yesterday
morning.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Corn Yield vuries

DES MOINES.-Average yield
OF corn on United States land is
80 bushels an acre, but yields of
14O bushels to the acre are not
uncommon. and there are some
reports of yields up to 225 bushels
an acre.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
Case Recommends Alaska Partition To Eisenhower

WASHINGTON, R-Sen. Case R-SD) has told President Eisen- hover he sees much merit in a proposal to admit the more deVel- oped and populated area of Alas ka as a state.
 Case visited Alaska last sum- mer to inspect various armed ser vices installations.
 He wrote the President that at that time "he thought occurred to me that a sounder economic unit of the state would result if the territory were divided on the Yukon River and if the Aleutian Islands were left out of a new state"
 Case said he had been informed 95 per cent of the population would be embraced within the new state which could be called South Alaska" or Alaska, with the name Yukon Territory" given to that portion remaining in territorial status.
 Case said a division of Alaska on the Yukon would leave Sew ard Peninsula and the Diomede Islands in territorial status. Nome would be the only town of any size not included in the proposed new state area, he said.
 The South Dakotan also said that the proposed statehood area would include a much heavier percentage of people who have come from the states and would leave in territorial status the greater population of the Eskimos whose background might make them feel more at home there.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
Rebels Ready 10000 Fresh Troops At Bien Dien Phu

HANOI, Indochina, R - The Vietminh showed tens of thou sands of fresh troops into attack positions around Dien Bien Phu today. The third round of the sav- age battle for the French Union stronghold appeared to be days or even hours away.
 Reliable sources said Rebel Gen. Won Guyen Clap had rushed up at least 10000 unbloodied regu- lars to bolster his badly battered force in the low hills encircling the fortified plain and along it's fringes.
 It appeared certain here the Vietminh in their next all-out as- sault would outnumber the de- lenders at least 6 or 8 to 1.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
2 Children Die Trapped in Icebox

HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah, tR-A pair of roller skates was found lying in the doorway of a vacant housing unit apartment Wednesday night at Utah's Hill Air Force Base.
 A neighbor went into the empty apartment to investigate. In the kitchen, he found a little girls sweater He also noticed that the shelves of the apartments refrig- orator had been removed. He opened the ice box door.
 Inside, sitting upright on the floor of the refrigerator, were the bodies of Joyce Mullis, 6, and her 5-year-old sister, Donna.
 Both had been dead of suffoca- ton for some time after appar- ently climbing into the refrigera- tor and closing the door behind them.
 The discovery climaxed search at Hill Field which had lasted for almost six hours. The girls were daughters of S/Sgt. and Mrs. Ray Mullis.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
Late Breakup Seen For Panama River

NENANA, Alaska, RAIt looks like a late ice breakup for the Panama River.
 Slim Avery, manager of the popular guessing contest on the breakup date, said Wednesday,:
 i've never known it to be so cold at this time of year." He pre- diets late May ice movement.
 Avery said a recent seven-day warm spell melted snow off the hills but it froze into an added eight inches of ice on the frozen river.
 The ice is A inches thick, he says, and likely wont go out until it wears out from the wind."'
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
2,789 Persons Seeking Work In Fairbanks

FAIRBANKS, R-Emp1oyment officials said here yesterday that 2,789 people are seeking work in Fairbanks and construction work is not scheduled to begin until about May 1.
 A cold spring plus failure of carpenters to negotiate a contract with employers is holding up the start of the building season. Mrs. Ola Reeves, acting manager of the employment bureau here, said the job seekers are arriving in town and applying for work at the rate of about 10 day.
 One union reported it had 400 men idle.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
us. Troops Will Stay In Europe As Long As Reds Pose Aggression Threat

AUGUSTA, Ga, R-PreSldent Eisenhower pledged today that a flair share" of American troops will be maintained in Europe as long as a threat to the security of the western nations exists.
 In a six-point message to the prime ministers of six western European countries, the President sought to assure French ratifica- ton of the European Defense Community project by promising in effect that rearmament of West Germany would not be permitted to endanger France.
 France long has sought such formal assurances before joining in the creation of a six nation army designed as bulwark against any Russian aggression. The proposed EDC has been rati- fled by Belgium, West Germany, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. Only Italy and France have yet to act.
 The President said: The United States calls attention to the fact that for it to cease to be a party to the North Atlantic Treaty would appear quite contrary to our security interests when there is established on the continent of Europe the solid core of unity which the European Defense Con- munity will provide"
 The United States now has five divisions, plus troop units equi- valent to a sixth, in Europe.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
Trading Post At Galena Is Burned Out Monday

FAIRBANKS, REThe trading post and store in the village of Galena on the Yukon River was destroyed Monday by flames, wiping out the entire food supply of the village, it was learned here yesterday.
 The US. Air Force base near the village came to the rescue of the inhabitants with food supplies to carry them through the emer- gency.
 The flames broke out early Monday morning and made such headway the store owners, MT. and Mrs. Specs were able to save only a few personal possessions and some raw furs.
 Specs said he would fly in ma terials and rebuild and restock his store.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
Petitions Circulated In Anchorage Asking Dismissal Gov. Heintzleman
 On Grounds He Is Not Peoples Choice

ANCHORAGE, LR LILY Petitions asking the dismissal of Governor Heintzleman are being circulated here and it's sponsor. says hun dreds of signatures already have been gathered.
 The petition was described as a non-partisan effort but it's au- thor is Stanley McCutcheon, for mer Democratic speaker of the territorial legislature and former Democratic national committee man.
 McCutcheon said the movement started spontaneously and gained momentum rapidly with support from both Republicans and Demo- crats.
 "Congressmen will assume the governor is speaking for the people of Alaska" the Anchorage attorney said. "The only way we can bring it to the attention of Congress that he is not our rep resentative is to discredit him."
 The petition is being sent to every major precinct in Alaska. It asks President Eisenhower to request the immediate resigna- ton of his appointee" on the grounds Heintzleman was not and is not now the choice of the peO- pie of Alaska nor any political party thereof"
 It also criticizes the governor for his recent suggestion that the Territory be split for statehood purposes.
 "The appointed governor" it said, grossly failed, refused and neglected to defend and protect the rights of the people of Alas ka." He has, it charges, instead catered to and curried favor with Alaska's absentee enemies as is evidenced by his shocking effort to divide our country, excluding it's rich fishing resources, thereby protecting the rights of foreign interests
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
Supernatural, Superstitious, Otherwise Windshields In The Puget Sound Area

SEATTLE, R Superbomb, supernatural or superstition, there was no doubt about it today, the one million people in the Puget Sound country were stirred up by the case of the pockmarked wind shields.
 And the mayor of this city of 5OO,OOO souls was trying to stir up the President of the United States. The mayor, Allan Pom eroy, apparently was among the believers that something, rather than someone, is damaging thou sands of automobile windshields with an unknown but possibly
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
ACTRESS CAN'T COMPETE WITH TELEVISION AT HOME

LOS ANGELES, Dorothy Ford, 6-foot actress, got divorce from auto agency executive Thos. B. Chambers yesterday on this testimony:
 ''He would come home, sit down and look at television. He would eat dinner looking at tele- vision. Then he would look at television until he went to sleep"
 Chambers got the television set under a property settlement.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16

atomic substance.
 The mayor asked the President to instruct appropriate federal agencies to cooperate with local authorities on an emergency basis"
 There are doubters, too, who think an awful lot of people are victims of mass hysteria, sudden ly conscious of something that may have happened days, weeks or months ago.
 "Tommyrot," exploded Dr. D.. M. Ritter, assigned by the chem
 Continued on Page TwO
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
Secrecy Surrounding Atomic Weapons Progress Flinders Continental Defense And C0nfuses Civil Defense Planning
SecrecY

WASHINOIO ON, LRl - secrecy on atomic weapons progress has thrown civil defense planning into confusion and hindered develop ment of a continental defense system, the American Society of Newspapers Editors was told to- day.
 Paul Block Jr., co-publisher of the Toledo Blade, reported to some 400 editors at their annual meeting that despite recent hydro gen bomb revelations, atomic de- velopments have outrun public information.
 ''The public appears to be rel atively farther behind informa- tionally than ever before," said Block, the Society's one man watchdog committee on atomic information.
 The sensation created by Atom ic Energy Commission Chairman Lewis L. Strauss with his recent description of 17-mOnth-old hydrogen bomb explosion, Block said, raises the question whether the people must not be told much more much sooner"
 "Witness the confusion of the federal Civil Defense Administra- tion," Block said. "The potential of the H-bomb required a major change in emphasis in the teach ings of this organization.
 Now the watchword is 'evac- uation' and the training of rescue units is pinned to the needs of rescuing other areas rather than ones own city :.
 And what of the many stories about a cobalt bomb which would set off a rain of destruc- tion by the dropping of radio active materials many miles from the site of the explosion?"
 A major question of national defense policy, the editor went on, is whether more money should be spent on continental defense. Clearly the answer to this is in the hands of the electorate," he said. Does it have enough in formation on which to base a de- cision?"
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
Telephone-TV Service Starts in Japan

TOKYO, R-Llttle 1chiro in Tokyo now can see Uncle Shoza- bura in Nagoya or Auntie Satsumi in Osaka, 28O miles away, when he telephones them.
 The telegraph and telephone service Thursday opened tele- phone-TV service limited to the three cities.