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Evening star., 1955-06-05

FOR SALE BY transferred military
owner. large 3-bedrm. rambler. An
drews-Suitland area. l4x27 lIv.
rm., 12x1S kitchen. attached "a
rage, utility room, California red
wood and brick, front. -acre lot.
eslline TI0Mi fan, sttic storase' snsonatic
clothes washer, etc. $19,950. VA
APPRAISAL. $1,000 down to qualified
vet; S3.500, non-vet. Consider late
model auto In trade. Call OWNER.
RE h.R42o for appointment. Ss
Evening star., 1955-06-05

HOUSES BY HUGHES bedrrts..
modernlstie brick rambler; stun
roomy kit. outside patio; situated
on almost "a acre; GI, 5000 down.
A real buy, approved $lS,250. w.
R. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-l400 till
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15nn Live OAK Drive

woodside Forest. You will like this
charming brick Cape, Cod tucked
becue pit and garage. Entrance
hall with living room, dining room
kitchen, screened porch, plus den
and bath on first floor. Out Ga
ave, turn right at Montgomery
Hills trafic light, turn left on Cros.
hY I hlnck
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
WE SELL HOUSES
OPEN SUN. AFTERNOON

I001-IO03 Dale Drive
New split level and new rambler.
2lh baths, 3 bedrooms. de luxe
kitchen. rec and garage. Out Coles
vile TO Dale, left "a block.
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DE LUXE RAMBLER

BEAUTIFUL PARKSIDE AREA
Vacant. We urge you to see thii
outstsnding rambler: will go G1;
near SLIGO Park and Parkside Ele::
naentary School, close-in convenient
location. Foyer entrance. very spa
.seious uv. rm. with fireplace, large
dining room, extrs-modern kitchen.
!dishwasher, disposal. pantry eno
:bedrooTns, q full baths, large clos:
a.. Wall-to-wall carpeting. finished
daylight recreation room. maid
room, garage. screened-in porch;
huge lot, Priced to sell,
Directions: Out Colesville, I'd. 70 6ligo
: ,pkWy., left block TO. Brunett,
fiEht 10 Lorsin. bear riGht TO house
and "Open" sign.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
NEW-NEW

Brick Ramblers-$16,750
3-bedrm. brick ram
blers with large liv. rm., SEP. DIN
RM.. all elec. kit. lots Of closet
space. fun bsmt. with Law. and out
side entrance QUALITY CON-
STRUcTION throughout. GI. ap-
prov. with as little IS $50 DOWN
AND 30 YEAR LOANS. out Georgia
ave. turn left on Viers Mil rd.
tsouth of Wheaton Triangle). con-
tinue on Viers Mil r6. past st.
on Gail about so feet, right on
Higgins dr.. and follow signs to
model home in CONN. AVE. HILLS
RRTCK PAMPT .EP
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24O5 Holman Avenue

A new rambler custom built BY c. B
Clagett. 8 bedrooms, III baths
paneled dining room, de luxe kitch.
en- with birch cabinets, stairs tt
attic. rec. rm. space. Under S20.'
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OFF DALE DRIVE

One of Silver SPRINGS most desirs rsbls
- established neighborhoods. Out
standing hot-water heat brick Co
roof, full bsmt., liv. rm. with nrspl.
large din. nm, kit. with table space
q bedrms.. ~ baths. Property in.
cludes lovely lots with trees ant
shrubs. Close to transp.. al schools
and shopping. Det. garage. Prict
subject TO GI appraisal.
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. 70 DALI
DR.. right to Galveston and oui
ropen sign ut S406.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
yOITR OPPORTUNITY

- IDEAL HOME FOR COUPLE
Reduced to $4,000 for quick sale
this two-bedroom brick rambler,
located in Northwood Park, features
Studio living room with fireplace,
separate dining room. kitchen. side
screened porch. basement. garage,
lot 8hx22O. Don't miss It.
Directions: Out Colesville rd. past
-Four Corners to Lorain. left to
Edgewood, right to 10424 and oul
VNpanv Ri9n
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q REDRMS AND DEN

CT APPRAISED ONLY S16,500
The perfect brick Colonial In the
perfect neighborhood; bus at cor
ner: all nicely proportioned rms.
large separate din. rm. with corner
cabinets, new kit. full bsmt. with
= for rec. rm.: lovely lot.
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. to Dali
las. rieht on Dallas to 10026 and
- otlr Omen" sign,
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SILVER SPRING
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

Very Desirable English brick rambler
immaculate condition. Foyer en-.
trance with closet. Liv. rm. with
-sfirepl... .wall-to-wail csrpeting. sepa-
: .inciosed porch or den, kitchen with
table space, 3 bedrms. q full baths
.Splenty OF closets and storage space,
= basement, rec. ryn. with har. Brick
garage. Beautiful front and rear
Handicapped level lot, Many extras
Priced for quick sale. Put this on
your Must See" list. Conv. tc
i.shopping, transp.. schools. 9702
Colesville I'd. near Four Corners
A. and our open sign.
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800 Brewster Avenue

Please inspect Q 4-bedroom brick. !
bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor
80 living room, lge.- fenced lot,
3-car garage. Priced in middle
20's. @ good buy. Out Colesville
rd. TO $500 block. turn right on
Brewster / block.
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1703 Cody Drive

Spacious Colonial. Owner trans
ferred. 8 lge. bedrooms, garage
rec. room: perfect condition, beau
tifuIly handicapped, fenced; neai
public and parochial schools. Out
Ga. ave, right on August DIR. right
on Cody dr.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
1110o Amherst Avenue

11109 Amherst Avenue
You can offord this! A brick ram
dining rooms and kitchen, lge. base.
ment: convenient to schools. shop.
ping and transportation. Out Ga
ave-, right on Prichard, left or
Amherst,
Evening star., 1955-06-05
3o4 Dearborn Avenue

A 3-bedroom brick rambler practi.
cally new. Lge. front porch, table
space in kitchen. dining room, ] II
baths, lge. basement; school l blk
Out Colesville. right on Franklin
right on Old Bladensbufg l blk,
or out Old Bladensburg rd. TO Dear.
born on left
Evening star., 1955-06-05
COLLEGE PARK
PRE-eHoWINq
4 NEW RAMBLERS

On VIII BUILD 10 BUIT IOU
These exceptionally attractive bI1ek
and stone homes on M-eers iSts ss
cfYer unsurpassed city ana eounsis
S1Sasy 10 reach. Spacious living rooms
with Roman brick and stone nre'
places floor 10 ceiling with mahog-
any penelinR (others with stone
1repls.), huge picture Windows
rome with floor to ceiling. others
with gliding panels: separate dinns
.. rooms. modern kitchens. full base
ments: csrports and Ior galages gs .
--bedrooms. liz tiled baths. Quality
SSilt Prices from $1S.950.
Yirections: out Baltimore pike Y
Montgomery I'd. left l mile m
houses and our "Open" signs.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
407 Gilmoure Drive

BATHS. Breakfast nook, front and
side porches, rec. room started
fenced level lot: perfect condition
GI approved. Under $4,000. Out
Colesville rd., left on Lanark way
right on Lorain. left on Gilmourt
DIR
Evening star., 1955-06-05
BRICK RAMRIE FER
SHOWN IN 1854 FESTIVAL
Country Rambler

LONG. beautiful brick rambler on
level " acre; 8 oversize bedrms.. 2
tile baths. sep. din. rm., huge stone
fireplace in LARGE liv. rm., de
Colesville I'd, left on Stanley lane,
right on Bregman I'd. to 1929.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
$500 Evans Drive

8 3-bedroom rambler. lgs; CORNER lot;
beautiful rec: room, iull Pa PAN non n
Out Georgia ave, left on Evans dr..
Evening star., 1955-06-05
A PRIZE

A PRIZE
3-bedroom BUNGALOW
conveniently located near Wash.
ington Sanitarium in Takoma Park
separate dining room, fireplace
h.-w.h,, detached garage deer
shaded lot Owner transferred tc
Mexico, must sell. Price. S13,750
CRAZY
That's what you will say Of an
owner reducing the price $4,000 on
q 3-unit house having an income
OF over 5000 per mo. 1t Is now
offered for $4,000 nat. and on
terms at that. Excellent condition
and most conveniently located.
HONEY HOME
Nestled midst doswood and a profu-
sion OF flowers is this welcome in
bungalow. The large-paneled cathe-
dral-beamed living room with live
fireplace Is the heart Of the matter
Around this are fitted Q bedroom,
tanotherA upl bath, dining room
kitchen. breakfast room, TV room
beautiful. level. shaded lot Yor
must see to appreciate. S1R,5nn o.
fair offer. Open Sunday. La, 102ns
Old Bladsnshurg rd. fnear Fori
Corners). BROWN AGENCY. JU
9-3444; JU. a-3497.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

DAMASCUS AREA. brick rambler,
large living rm.. kitchen with stove
and refrigerator 3 bedrns.. bath,
fun hasemt. n acre Sl3,200.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

RAMBLER, brk.: close to New Hanp-
shire and Ethan Allen. 3 large
bedrms. liv rm., fireplace. din. rm..
mod kit. ia baths; daylight bsmt.
CLAUDE sHIFLET. Tu. 2-0400,
PA 3-nS5Q -
Evening star., 1955-06-05

1890 GI APPRoyED-New house
condition. 1907 Lombard St. Kent
land. Open all day Sunday. PAUL
H. LAUTERBACH &, CO., Realtor,
Evening star., 1955-06-05

Mr.. d. C.--3 bedrm. brick, sep. din.
rT4v TT lips SI2ISe0 Assume oI lss5l.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09
St. Lawrence Island GuardSmen Awarded Citations By US. Army

In an impressive ceremony yes terday afternoon at 5 o'clock in front of the Federal Building, 13 men from Gambell were awarded citations for meritorious service by the U. s. Army in Alaska.
 The awards were made by Gen. John Moves, adjutant general of the Alaska National Guard for Gen. Collins of the Alaska Com mand. The men were from Gam bell, on St. Lawrence Island, and members of the 1st Scout Bat talion, Alaska National Guard, who participated in the rescue of airmen from a Navy patrol bomber shot down by Russian planes last June.
 Two of the men, M/Sgt. Willis Walunga and Sgt. Clifford Ok nokinok, were awarded citations for directing rescue operations. Eleven other men of the battalion were given letters of commenda- tion for their part in the rescue.
 Following the presentation cere- mony, a retreat ceremony was performed and the men were then taken back to their encampment at Dexter.
 An interesting sidelight of the Dexter encampment is that 35 men from Savoonga made the overland hike from their village to the airstrip at Gambell in order to take part in the encampment. The men made the 90-mile trip, with full military packs in about two and a half days.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09
Alaska Bush Pilot Regulations Will Be Reviewed

WASHINGTON, R-A member of the Civil Aeronautics Board in- dicated today the board would study complaints that regulations governing Alaska bush pilots and operations are too stringent.
 Josh Lee, of the CAB, comment ed in an interview upon his re- turn from summer flights in the Pacific area.
 Lee said he had discussed Alas ka aviation problems with bush pilots and bush-plane owners, and that some of them complained that regulations were excessively stringent.
 ''We have not had time to get around to some of those problems yet" he said, "but we will"
 Lee said Alaskans seemed hap py that the CAB had renewed the operating authority of the four airlines operating between Alaska and Seattle
 He said civic groups of Anchor age and Fairbanks are seeking to interest the Scandinavian AirlineS System in serving their cities on the proposed polar route between Scandinavia and Japan.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith

DENVER, R-Adm. Arthur w. Radford said after a conference with President Eisenhower today ''there will be no changes in the basic military program calling for defense spending of about $37,- 75O,000,O00 this fiscal year.
 Radford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told newsmen that reports of a cut contemplated in that program ''are not correct"
 Radford, Eisenhower'S top mill itary advisor, also differed with former President Truman. A re- porter told the admiral that Tru- man, in a Chicago speech today,
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09

struggling to drive through ice and get loads ashore.
 Along that northern coastal area the huge ice pack usually backs off from shore under sum- mer winds. This year the winds have been perverse, pushing the pack out one day, sending it grinding in the next.
 The ice breakers and MSTS ships are compelled to hurry in during the brief periods of open water, unload as much cargo as possible, then get out quickly.
 Before the cargo carriers could penetrate the lonely, narrow wat CTS between the Canadian main land and the islands lying to the north-like Coronation and Queen Maud Gulfs-charts had to be prepared No maps of use for nav igating ships, showing the water depths, existed
 A Canadian officer, Capt. O. C. s. Robertson, aboard the Canadi- an icebreaker Labrador, has been supervising operations in Foxe Basin, making an end run around ice fields to head for a landing area.
 Bulldozers clearing sites on the Melville Peninsula have uncov- cred ancient Eskimo dwellings, built with whale ribs and some believed to have been constructed about 900 AID.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09
Navy's Winning Nip-and-T Tuck Race
 With Ice in Far North Radar Sites

WASHINGTON, R-Navy off, cials have expressed confidence they are winning a nip-and-tuck race with the arctic ice to get a half million tons of equipment in place for construction of the far north radar warning network.
 Three-quarterS of the tonnage of steel and other building equip ment and supplies already are ashore at strategic points along the arc of the continents rim that stretches westward from Baffin Island, the Military Sea Trans portation Service said yesterday.
 But along a 4OO-mile coastline stretching eastward from Point Barrow, on the northern tip of Alaska, and in Foxe Basin, west of Baffin Island, ships are still
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09
Internationally Renowned Artist Here To Study Eskimo Life for Paintings

the subject of a number of his prize-winning oils.
 The couple drove to Alaska over the highway in their trailer-truck which is now at Fairbanks.
 Won Schneidau said he will not be able 10 spend as much time here as he'd like but that he will return as soon as he can. He in tends to spend the next year and a half sketching and painting in Alaska.
 While in Kotzebue he was in vited by Jack Bullock to make the trip up the Yukon River from Panama to Fort Yukon on one of Bullock's river boats and the painter considers it too good an opportunity to miss.
 Continued on Page Two)
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09
Voluntary Contributions Made by Townspeople To Nome SchOol-B0y Patrol

Chief Carl Webb reported to- day that he has received several voluntary contributions by towns people for his proposed school boy patrol. Webb said that about $100 would be required to outfit the patrol with white caps, re- flective belts and badges and that any monies left over from this fund would be applied on the high-jinks program to take the place of trick or treat on Hal loween this year.
 The Chief said the unsolicited contributions were much appreci- ated and that he will be glad to accept any more such donations. Webb said he plans to call a meeting next week of all inter ested parties to discuss plans for the school-boy patrol and the Halloween high-jinks.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09
Radford Denies Any Cut in Basic
 Military Program of $37, ,75O,OOO,OOO

had said the Eisenhower Admins tratiOn was making ''unjustified and most dangerous cuts" in the nations military power"
 ''I don't know of any such ac- tions and I think I would know about them," Radford replied, adding he wanted to make it clear he did not read Truman's speech.
 T think we have basically a very sound military program" Radford said. From the stand point of security, the country was never better off"
 Radford came to Eisenhower vacation headquarters here to dis cuss national security problems with the President. The admiral declined to go into any detail about those programs, but did say in response to a question, that he and the Chief Executive did some talking about military spending.
 Radford added that he also dis cussed the possibility of trimming defense spending next year, but he recalled that Wilson told Con- gress earlier this year that he looked for military spending to continue in the neighborhood of at least $34 billion a year ''for an indefinite time" Radford said to- day he sees it that way, too.
 His statement that "there will be no changes in the basic mili- tary program was prompted by a reporters question with respect to published reports that the Pen tagon was contemplating an ex- penditure reduction of about one billion dollars.
 In calling those reports mot correct" Radford went on to say that i've are continuously look ing" for ways to save money.
 He said his conference with Eis- enhower was not prompted by any emergency.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09
Five Argentine Officers Accused of Plotting Revolt Against Peron

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, LR An army general accused with four other high-ranking officers of plotting rebellion against President Peron was reported to be under arrest today.
 Authorative sources said Brig Gen. Delmiro Felix Videla Bala- guer, head of the Rio Cuarto Gar rison, was being held at the 3rd Motorized Regiment headquarters on the outskirts of Buenos Aires.
 These informants said it was likely Balaguer's associates in the first reported military plot since the abortive June Is revolt were also under arrest in garrisons near the capital.
 Argentines learned of the accu- sations against the five army off cers yesterday when a Peronista newspaper published on it's inside pages an order for them to appear for a hearing on charges of con- spiracy.
 The notice was dated WedneS- day and warned the five if they did not appear within three days they faced the penalty of being declared rebels"
 It was the fourth reported con- spiracy against Peron this year.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09
HelicOpterS Rescue 26 From Ice-Trapped Sealer; Six Drift With Ship

ST. JOHNS, Mild, R-Helicop- ters of the US. Air Force airlifted 26 men from the ice-trapped Nor fegian seal catcher Jopeter off Greenland yesterday. Capt. Kurt Nakken and a skeleton crew of six remained behind to keep vigil aboard the helpless ship.
 Capt Nakken and his men will await the arrival of the Kista Dan, Danish all-purpose arctic vessel.
 The 486-ton Jopeter, minus her propeller, drifted slowly south ward with the ice off the desolate coast of Greenland.
 Evacuation of the 26- passengers and crew members ended an op- eration that began Saturday but dragged through the week, de- layed by poor weather and the Jopeter's efforts to save herself.
 She had battered through 26 miles of ice when her propeller broke off six miles from open water.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09

A noted painter of more than 40 years experience is now in Nome on the realization of a 15- year-old dream-that of captur- ing on canvas the life span of the original Alaskans, from birth to death.
 Christian von Schneidau, ar rived here yesterday from Kotze- bue, and he is busy sketching the natives of the King Island Village.
 Before going to Kotzebue he spent over a month at Point Hope sketching the natives there and he has portfolio of draw ings in crayon which he will later paint in oils when he has more time.
 With Won Schneidau is his at tractive wife, Signe, who has been
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09
George Ahgapuk Burned By Hot Asphalt on Roofing Job In Anchorage

ANCHORAGE III George Ahga- puk, A, well-known Eskimo art ist, was burned on the face and forearms last Saturday when struck by kettle of asphalt on roofing job at Ninth and Gam bell. He was taken to Providence Hospital where he was reported as doing we'll"
 Ahgapuk was employed on the roofing job when he was injured.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09
STATESIDE WEATHER

Somewhat cooler air spread over the area from the Rockies westward and from New England to the Carolinas. Hot weather spread eastward, deeper into the Midwest, after running the mer- cury past the 1OO-degree mark yesterday in parts of Kansas and Nebraska.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
HElR-MEN
STNHYMAN


White or eolored. 25-kS. In hauof
salary. bonus. yse, Refs. DO not
phone. CENTRAL SIS eth n;v
STOCK CLERK with mechanicai abil-
fly needed. Interviews between 2
and 3 pm: c. A LEPPERT, ga
Observation-Disclosures.
white. gsIden-typs apartments.
ssPE. ssssPlyE. .sstins s..Is age and expsr. ,s BOX
sURvEYOR-CoMPUTER in surveys
and subdivislon work, Call MR.
tSroIsh Friday. s to i. Is
TEACHERs---Lsst-mlnute vacancies;
ERs xocY.. is4I q 6. RI. f-Ssss
TELEvIsIoN. outside man. perma-
nent.; transp. tuln. good pay.
81 SILVER ssS Tys ~. 81 5.ilSi; Sir: "a
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TfLE SETTERS, Al mechanic, TOP
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TRRHEi' R;Tli' E5xAPEakfs 5A EarfssW WANTED for ss steady
&. GApGIlCuCcQ utl4ye ~ 4AAAttAes
Cail De. 2-147i ewes. and Sunday.
TRUCK DRIVER. experienced in
pSefins. ~ Must Rave Maryiand
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l25 Kennedy NV, ia. e-2e9o.
VENETIAN BLIND rNsTALLATioNI
MAN WANTED, experience pre-
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Call JU. 5-5160. lis
yULCANIZER, experienced. passen-
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BsoYs. after school and sat: can
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MAN, exper. plumbing supply house
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must must hsSs s,ssas some s0En 0EEnnovledsss
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MAN, $3.50, white, TO assist man:
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MAN IA to ffe furnaces: quarters; 200
Ontario road.
ness in s. Monteomery. Co. No ex-
perience necessary and credit can
Be arranged New full-color display
book. Q real business getter. Don
Fisher increased ayeTase weekly
earrings $50 hrgt week usinE new
display book, For information write |
RAWLEIoH'S, Dept. DCJ-l2-2l0.
MAN WITH CAR
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