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The Lincoln times., 1955-01-27
WHAT THEY'RE DOING
Legislative Summary From Raleigh

(e) more effective administration
of non-highway users refund re-
quests, 100000.
In his letter of transmittal on
Monday, the Governor stated that
he had asked the Commission
certain questions designed to
check the validity of its aSsump-
tions. Thursday he sent a formal
message to the legislators stat
ing that the answers given "have
further convinced me that much
of what the Commission has re-
commended is, to say the least,
premature" He laid especial stress
on the facts that ID little ac-
count had been taken of possible
increased federal aid or of pro-
posed toll road construction, and
(2) the Commission had used SUBJ
stantially lower forecasts of in
creases in vehicle mileage (and
consequent increase in motor fuel
tax revenue) than either national
forecasts or its own estimates. Be-
cause such factors "are bound tC
have a substantial bearing on the
kind of Highway Program the
State can afford" the Governor
recommended that there be nc
authorization for highway bond
issue at the present time" How
ever, he indicated that some OF
the proposed revenue measures
might have merit and that he
would make every effort in sup
port of a satisfactory highway
| program.
The Governor then asked legis-
lative assistance in Cd making
administration of the Highway
Fund more of IAN integral part
of State Government" through
effective supervision of highway
operations by the Budget Bureau
and co encouraging more CEN
traliZed administration of the
state highway system rather than
administration through IA more
or less autonomous units" tdivi-
SionS).
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
Last year the North Carolina
Supreme Court ruled that a law
enforcement officer could not,
without a warrant, arrest for mis-
demeanors committed in his pre-
Sence unless the act for which the
arrest was made amounted to a
breach of the peace. The court
cited certain exceptions to this
rule but held that an arrest for
public drunkenness, otherwise
peaceable, required warrant.
The need for prompt legislative
action to remedy the situation
was widely recognized, and on
Thursday bills drafted by the
Judicial Council were introduced.
One would permit an officer to
arrest without a warrant for any
crime committed or reasonably
believed by the officer to have
been committed in his presence,
or whenever he has reasonable
Evening star., 1955-11-27
HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
HTcKMAN-cTJsHAAN

HICKMAH-CUSHM
lTWINBROOK, ROCKVILLE - 4
houses, 2 Of which are eornei
properties. All are in good loea
tions. 2 with 8 bedrooms, 2 witt
2 bedrooms. expandible attic
S11,g00. VIII help finance liberall,
TO responsible buyers
DAMASCUS. Unsatisfactory frame
covered With Evansville shingles
1st n, double living room, niodeFf
large Kitchen, pantry and laundry
room: End a., 3 bedrooms and bath
incloSed sleeping porch; full attic
oil hot-water heat; basement mo-
TOO hot; sssrage; chicken house
y ACRE, LAYToNSVfLLE section
Brick rambler. :, bed
rooms. full basement. A nioderT
little home; S15,15a.
WOODBURY. RD.. ROCKVILLE;
bedrooms and bath, storage room
recreation room: SIG, $50.
IROcKVILLE--2-story frame, pebble
dashedi z rooms, baths, fun base
ment; large lot. House Is II
NEaR Ipiesdid cI.sKss1Ri.foo eSRs1sigR; lsSs9 ram
bier, 8 bedrooms. A modern home
Garase In basement; 3 acres O
lard; 100000
wooDFIELD-Frame rambler. largt
liying room with open fireplace
Kitchen with modern cabinets
stove and refrigerator; 3 bedrooms
full basement; detached garage
House Is in excellent condition ant
convenient nfighbnrhaed; S13.500
NEAR GAITFERRBuRG - stor!
frame; ist A., large living room
with fireplace. dining room
kitchen sunporeh inciosed in class
back porch inclosed. Il bath. I'd n.
3 bedi oerrs and bath: full base
ment with garage under porch
laree lot: So3.a50,
NEAR GAITFERSBURc-1tz acres
fully fenced. improved with
frame bungalow; . bedrooms. hvini
room, dining room. kitchen. fnl
basement. oil heat: chicken house
small buildius for COW: $4,000.
NEAR DERWOOD--4-roonn frame
. bedrooms. kitchen, bath. ful
basement. oil hot-sir heat: S1i.000
HUCRAfAN-CUSHAfAN once mil,
north Of Rockville on Route 240
Tel. PO, 2-944y.
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BRICK CAPE COD
OPEN 2 TO $50

{ BEDRoOM5--2 BAIHb
ce,as Ysae,. saq asqis.Sso; ss S down. ss.6o6, Il
VIII sell quickly. A complete homo
an fsk door, with 3 bedrns. on 2nd
Hnof, beautiful bath, rec. rTii., patio
30 not miss this buy. dr.: Oul
Rfnntng I'd. Sc. TO Easy pl,, ther
firit. Call LU. 4-3342, MA. S-07p7
ewes, co. b-6S31.
CAPITAL, VIEW REALTY CO.
once, A7O0 Central Ave. NE.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

NEAR FORT RITCHIE--a bedrooms,
enclosed sleeping porch: 8 baths;
mr.. SHOPPING. center: y acre: fruit
and shade trees, auto. OIL heat:
$4,000. MARTINS REAL ESTATE.
Blue Ridge Summit. Pa. Tele-
phone 90. -27
RAA4BLERS; 8 bedrms.: Just about
completed; 4 In Rosecroft Park: 3
in Clinton; z in Waldorf. For ap-
pointment, call FRANK BUEHLER,
Agent. Midway T-34b0.
OWNER TRANSFERRED
Must sell lovely 3-bedroom rambler.
tile BATH h.-a.h.; stove, refgf. },
large living room. dinette; over y
acre land; large fenced garden spot.
Easy commut. dist. d, c. 1mmed.
poss Price, S11,500. $4,000 down.
Assume present GI 4ss loan.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY CO.
Cor. Rts. 301 and 225. Ia Plata. Nd
Phone La Plata GIL
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OPEN. 2 'til s

Designed For ProfessionalS
CONSIDERABLE PRICE REDUCTION
Charming Colonial red brick; un-
usual interior; parduet floors. pic.
ttre windows. rms, once. 2M
fntha, mod. kit, step-doWn liy
ffn, A home Of distinction. LU
4~3342. Ma. 8-0797; ewes, Ii
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48O3 7th ST. NE.
NON of OR VETERANS
OPEN 2 It'll &

Beautiful corner brick for OF at
Sl6,5O0 Down, $3.50; monthly.
windows, modern kitchen. garbaEe
disposal, powder room LIST n, See
this home. Directions. Out South
Dakota ne. to Crittenden st. and
iaft on Crittenden to nth. LU.
4.3342. MA. S-9797; ewes, III,
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ARGYLE FOREST

COUNTRY CLUB AREA, S27 500;
lOII7 Portland pi.--De luxe BRICK
SPLIT LEVEL; 24-ft. liv. rm.,
firepl., 3 twin-sized hsdrms;. guest
with din. area, 2Aa tiled baths, lge
RECREATION ROOM. hot-water
blackboard heat, bSn1t., garage beau
tiful wooded yard; : blocks to bus
and schoo. Out C0lesgiile road 70
Forest Glen road, left to Portland
cad Opposite golf eoursel, right
70 Strout ST., left to i0II7 Port
land pl.
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BETHESDA
970O CEDAR LANE
OPEN SUNDAY, i TIL DARK

Magnificent center-hall Colonial near Navy Medical
Center and NH Priced to sell CT or conventional
terms at $24,550
brick Colonial in exclusive Parkwood area
with fireplace and huge adjoining screened
dining modern kitchen with ample table
nrst floor twnsized bedrooms All with
double exposure Many large 9hted closets attic. Full Oft
basement with butn garage beautifully andseaped
DIRECTIONS: out Wis ave tratnc lsht past Naval
Hospital right Cedar lane to home
r. A. HUMPHREYS
MASS. AVE. NV. Ma. 8-502O
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S300 DIN S83 MO.
BRICK BRICK CAPE ''it;t., COB
l107 46th ST. Sc.
OPEN q I'll 5.2n

Detached house and garage; GI
appraised; $4,000; see this lovely
detached e-rm. brick: $3.50 down;
3 bedrns.. large liy. rn.. fireplace,
din, rm.. modern ktt. and BATH;
fections: Out Benning rd. Sc. TO
II st. and right on II TO 46th st.
ne. LU. 4-3342, MA. S-07D7;
ewes. AD. 4-6930..
Canital View Realty Co.
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WooDMooR

los wHITMooR TER. $s6.75o--
Center-hall brick rambler. Bright.
window, sep. din. rm., 8 twin
bedrms, ga tiled baths. electric
dream kit. with din. space. garage
Out Colesville I'd. to Lorain ave.
lpast Four Cornersl, right to Pierce
dr., left 10 Eastmoor. right to Whit
moor ter, left to Iob.
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Capital View Realty Co.
once, 47oo Central ave. NE.
46l6 EASY PL. Sc.
BRICK CAPE COD
OPEN q TO $50

ALL ON I FLOOR
Values ss, ass seldom s..sss, sslslsS os n az shii
floor. Mod. YOUNGSTOWN kit, rec.
rfi., exp. attic, space for addi-
ttonal bedrms., not complete, mate
rial passes with sale, Moderately
priced, $15.750; down, 50. 900;
monthly note. 500. Dir: out Ben
ming I'd. to Easy pL. turn right.
Cali Lu. 4-3342. MA. 6-9797: eyes,.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.H.
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SILvEk SPRING-Lge. brick Colo.
niaE Sl4.600. Lac. liy rm.. sep
space. huGe bedrms. with tiied
bath up,. full bsmt. Many extras
incl tiled bsmt. floor. dishwRsher
disposal, storm windows, meta
awnings, Anchor fence. plenty oi
trees and shrubs. WAX to 81
Johns parochiaI school. Vacant
Very low down payment. BoNAN
a FOGART'Y La EkNE1 0S
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NO MONEY DOWN
ns a.H ~-
1854 24th ST. Sc.

OPEN 1 TILL 5
All you need Is good credit. Modern
s-yr -old hrk. In beaut. cond,;
mod. kit. mod. bath. full bsmt.t
Call Mr. Alldridse, RE. 5-560b,
AID. 1862
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COIORED
ALL-BR1CK HOMESiiil
$500 $3.50 DOWN
MONTHLY NOTE sos

COLORED-GI-$10,850
SHIPLEY TERRACE Sc.
Open 1.5--s3I6 SOUTHERN AVE.
Sc. Immaculate semidet. brick.
Lee. liv rm.. sep. din. rnn., mod.
KIT, 2 bedrms. and bath. Full bsmt.
Deep lot,
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN co.
co. s-3533 3 III 9
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Capital View Realty Co.
spnice. 4ToO Central Ave. NE.
coLoRED-DETACHEp
: 1896 EASY PLACE Sc.
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BRICK CAPE COD

VI EN- Ill O.oU
VETERANS APPROVED. S1e.o50
DOWN, $3.50; MONTHLY. sos.s6
rm.. beautifully decorated. other
features: gas h,-w.h. DIRECTIONS.
Out Benning rd. to 3 st, Sc, then
right on to Hilltop terrace. Visit
or call the once. LU. 4-3342. MA,
s-9797. ewes. HU. 3-S4S2,
CAPITAL VIEW, REALTY CO.
once. 470Q Central Ave. NE.
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QUAINT ACRES

eos APPLE GROVE RID. S3l 300
Huge new brick rambler. 21z baths
Tnsnor-stzed din. rtn.t electric kit.
din. space, den. 3 Ice. bedrms., liv
rIn.. firepl., porch, patio. full bsut,i
2-car garage: located on : lovely
rolling sees. Out Colesyille road
70 Quaint Acres dr., left 10 Apple
6rnNn I'd left IN ona
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SILVER SPRING. gaa5 Pores. Glen
"a --,3-hedrocm brick rambler: liy-
nmg-ainins room. baths. air-con-
trick kitchen. automatic gas heat
express bus service: s min, from
schools. churches ard shopplne
eenters. $23.95a. Open daily from
10 am. TO 9 . m. DISMBR AUXIER
Co. sos II st. NV. Ma. s-l7i1
after 5 pm, Ju. a-5352 or JU
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SlkVEh SfhlNNi---Cpeu sunday,
til dark. 2214 Luzerne ave, Love
ly ultramod. 3-hedrm. det, homl
on lge. well-lAndscaped lot. Thi
home Is in Eew-house cond, anS
has many extras. incl. Ice. liy
rm. with noor-to ceiling piethr,
window and firepl., hardwood rs.
Venetian blinds, Bendiy washer
gas heat and many extras. OF o,
conventional financing arranged
$i3,250 Directions: Out coiesviill
I'd. to End ave, left on 2nd ave
70 Luzerne. left on Ln2srne ave
70 house. FLOYD e. DAVIS co.
1879 K 81. NV. Ma. S-0352, ewes.
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BETHESDA, &22. .51l0-Brick Colonial,
Edgemoor Club area; eony. to shop
Screened porch, din. rm.. kin, pow
der rm., 3 eood-size bedrms. and
bath. End a.: rec. rm., eas heat;
large fenced ward: immed. possess
sion. BILLINGsLEY REALTY CO.
EN-. 2-a3a6: eVes., OF. 6-5a50.
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GLENRIDGE. 5II2 72nd ave.
bedrm. brick-and- redwood detached
rambler Beamed ceilings. parauet
dooTs. buiit-in Prssteline oven. dis
posal. well-landscaped lot; nr.
schools. shopping. transportation.
VA approved at S13,425. uN. 4
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ioaso MFREpfTH AVE.
! $12.250 |

Immaculate 2 or 3 bedroom house;
gas hot-air heat: close TO schools
churches and transp. OF or FHA.
excel. terms avail
Dir: At $500 Georgia ave, turn
left on Seminary I'd, througr
Forest Glen to open house sign
MICHAEL WALSH A. SONS
OIL. 6-7256 RE, 7-s2s2
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SEARCHING FOR A HOME YOU
can buy7 Let us come 70 the
rescue.
we have two houses for ONLY $3.50
THAN RENT, Each with 2 bed
/ rooms iiv.-din comb, complete
kitchen. full basement,
LEO A, BRYER 4 CO., INC.
~. 0-S033 Mrs. Wills. RA. 6-7466
OPEN TIL DARK
You'll love to live in q doll house
ciose-in Silver Spring, eos Frank.
lin ave. bedrooms, living room
dining room, kitchen, rec. room
Priced right.
LEO A. BRYER g. CO.. INC,
Mr.. Siivefman
JU. 0-6033 TU. 1-90Sl
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n..,.E srhiNG Dale OF, area---
rec. rm.. 3 bedrms., Ia baths, din
rm.. Weil-equip, kit. with dlnette
area: priced 81 600 below market
value a. only SaI $50. COUNTY
5sNvEsIMENI. INV INC. ~. s-g3a3:
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CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
once. 47O0 Central Ave. NE.
cOLOREp-DETACHED BRICK
24l4 LAWRENCE ST. NE.
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SILVER I sPRiEG-4-Iedrm 2;story
garage. 27-ft. hy. rm.. guest-size
din. rm., large kit. bsnt. front
porch. excellent terms 70 reliable
purchaser. $1,000. LO. 5-2S0O
I'll o pm. HUGGINS u HARRI-
SON INC 27
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OPEN 8 TO $50
MODERN COLONIAL
Conventional sale. this attractive
$4,000. Down. $1,000. 6-rm.
brick, lge. liY. rin., din. rm.. mod.
kit, 2nd a., 3 Ice. bedrms. Holly
wood bath. y bath in bsmt, Nice
ward. See this home: 1t will sell
quickly. LU. 4-3342, Ma. S-aG97.
Capital View Realty Co.
1sce. 49ff, Central Ave. NE.
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CHEVY CHASE
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co.
CHEVY CHASE MD

Colonial home on valuable
han-aere corner lot. ATtistieally
handicapped, trees, shrubbery. rose
garden. Contains . rooms, 2iz
baths. . complete kitchens, E2cep-
tional charm and value, Shown by
appointment. Mrs. wilkinson.
JAMES I. DIXON g. CO.
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SILVER SPRING AREA--No money
down 70 nonyeteran; 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial; full bsmt., sep. din rm.
nice wooded lot. payments less
than rent; S11q Der mo. incl every
thing. Call OWNER. 10. 4-Sl4S.
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SILVER SPRING---close In. walking
distance 10 st, Johns, other schs.
shop, trans. all brk. Colonial bed :
rm. and powder rm. on LIST a..
beauty OF lot. screened porch. fire-
rec. rm., maids rni'. vashins
mach. drier and other extras.
$4,000 value for only xI7,500 at
only ~ financing. Out Ga, Ave. to
Dennis Ave. turn right = biks. to
l0405 BARRIE Ave. Open all day
Sun: and rest Of wk, By OWNER.
$4,000. Lovely restored Colonial
Liy. rm., l6x24 with frepl.. l5xl7
It. din. rm.. equip. kit. plus lSt-ii.
powder rm,. all 3 bedFms. are twin
size. the tiled bath has shower over
tub. plus tiled stalled shower. full
bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.,. p bath, outside
RnNAN 4, PCln ARTsY Iln 4 kEnsn
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BETHESDA. s2s. 500 - e-rm.. ia.
cond.. 3 BIG bedrms. with extra
lee closets: built-tn garage. scr
porch, nice rec. rfn.. top neighbor-
hood: inmed. poss. FRANK 8
PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-5006: ewes. LO
5-IO46 --21
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Spring, l00I6 Sidney Rd.. DRASTI-
cALLY REDUCED. Owner moving,
will sell for less than Q,I. appraisal
Of $4,000: excel. eond., immediate
occupancy; center hall plan. attrac,
3-bedrm. ell brick colonial, corner
lot, sep. din. rna., lge. screened
porch; wall TO wall carpetins M. M,
Park. Out Georgia Ave-. right at
Forest Glen Rd.. left at Godwin
Rd:. right ct Sidney to corner. Ju.
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LANOLEX Ia "a EakK AaE Just liz ne
brick rambler, with HOT-WATBR
HEAT 3 bedrmS., sep. dining rm.
inclosed sunroom, finished bsmt.
huEe corner lot. RIPLEY & RO-
MER. EV. 4-94II: il no ans, Ju.
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drive-Hishly regarded. exceptions
iocetion. Custom built and attrae.
lively designed. 3 twin bedrm-,
bath brick rambler with finished
basement. You'll notice the difier-
ence in beautiful kitchen, quality
buiit-ins etc. Below cost at slieht-
y above $50. cool Might rent With
wis. ave. about III miles beyond
d. C, line to Bradley. left about
~ miles TO home. corner Of Bright
drive. Oh. s,sfoQ; eyes, EN-. =
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ROCKVILLE - 3-bedrm.. iM-bath
ment. Firepi. In 2s-ft. liv, nm,
full din. rfn.. breakfast bar and
ro0my kit, full bsmt.: attach. gar.
FILA, QI or suitable finance. Mf.
Hoas, Po.. 2-6s43. COX a. CO..
RoiciKvii22LLRi-RocKcREsT. 2Li iios
oS THskeseSs GT nfSSb fsSb Sse Rsrs %s bul ana
comfortable home, ImIned occu-
paney. House without lot. 50 l60,
SAiALL DOWN PAYMENT, $3.50
TAKES CARE or DOWN PAYMENT
AND sETTLEMEET. Open sunday
11aercyi 1;3e ~ 70 dsTas sETlasos,19 1RoUssAR99 sy.s .s9
ROCKVILLE--vet. with S675 can
buy this OF appraised, 3-bedrm.
rambler With payments. Of SIS per
mo. Has. din. rnl., bsmt., gaI.;
lge. lot. Not q development, VIII
non.yet. Mr.. HoAd, 20. 2-6s45.
RSSk sex 4 cFSpk S9; oE oFEoRSEsTlls SSlsls mr.. Mont.
some son,ery E cty. Jewish Community Ctr.
--Beaut. 0-rm. brick Colonial: rec,
rm,, scr. porch, patio, baths;
Wall-to-waii carpeting. 22-ft. liv:
rm. with mirrored firepl.: biz fenced
lot, A bargain at S30,g5O. Raj
Eel REAL ESTATE, JU. 9-1103 or
10 b-3b93.
ROsEMARY HILLsone-ownsr brk.
rambler IN new condition has 50
much to offer, must be seen TO be
appreciated. 3 twin-sise bedrms.
Trades considered. Easy terms. For
appt. call Miss zaker. FE. 3-3d6Q.
Ss9E9 I.EoNhnD SSSia ,pRryB bbIR@A AsSa Out
Yigit on Sundale. right on Spencer.
left 10 Leonard TO end Of street.
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sMyER STRING = BY ow

SILVER SPRING, $i3.950-ouick
sale; VA approved. SIS, 900: large
cor. lott 3-bedrm. brick Colonial :;
full bsmt., separate din. rm.; near
schools. Lo. 4-o970. No agents.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-01
Convention

senate had saved the territo- rvs citizen a good deal of misery.
 While delegate Jack Hinck- el of Kodiak commented that unicameral set-up would "give US the best representa- tion'' throughout the territory Other speakers disagreed.
 Delegate Ralph Rivers of Fairbanks drew a parallel with the federal government where states are eqully repre- sented tby two senators while the house of representatives is elected according to popula- tion. He, said the Ibicameral system would safeguard the lesser populated areas with a senator.
 Juneau delegate Dora Sween ey warned of another problem that might confront the fram- CTS of Alaska's constitution. She said the voters would have to decide on a unicameral leg islature and added, land I'm not sure that it would pass"
 She asserted that i've need a constitution that will be easily passed"
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-01

The Partners have scored only 1S1 and have had 115 points scored against them.
 Of course, the quality of the opposition is not taken into con sideration, or how much the first strings played in various games, or the condition of the field. Just minor factors, na- turally.
 Oddly enough, disregarding the above factors and assuming that all the rivals played teams
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-01
MOOSE MAKE PLANS FOR SPORTSMAN'S PARTY

At the Monday evening meeting of Sitka Moose Lodge with thirty-thr members present, plans were laid for the Sportsman's Party at which time prizes will be pre- sented for the deer derby.
 The bowling committee re- ported the high school league was getting underway. Plans were made for special enter tainment to raise funds for hospital equipment.
 Fred Easley was presented with a tie clasp from the Su- prene Lodge for being the first member in Sitka to get 25 members for the Conserva- tion Club. Tom Cameron gave 8 talk on Moosehaven.
 Refreshments were served by Frank Tilson, Robert Van Wrinkle and George Eliason.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-01
Army will defend Alaska against around uttuck

ANCHORAGE (P) The de- fense department has plans to defend Alaska against a possl- ble overland attack, army sec retary WiIber Brucker and 3 deputy chief of staff said here last night.
 Bra1cker and It. Gen. Clyde ID. Eddleman, deputy chief ot staff for plans, discussed the question at news conference
 Eddleman told newsmen that "of course" there was a possibility of an overland at- tack on Alaska, but said the defense department has plans to meet such contingencies.
 Brucker termed it difficult question as it involves nation al security. He said he could only eoncede there are plans in the event Ot Sucn dh
 tack.
 The army secretary said op- erations in Alaska i'm Whlcn ne described as very important. so both defense of Alaska ana the United States - are oelng watched closely in washing ton because of the proximity of the U. $. to other countries some not too friendly. Inls keen interest is now and III Fne future"
 Brucker is on an inspection tour of military bases in Alas ka, Japan, Korea and the Fnli, ippines to acquaint hlmsen with military setups. He WaS to leave today for Ladd ar1e Eielson air force bases neal
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-01
CHAMBER DINNER WILL
 HONOR VISITING MAYORS

In compliment to visitors at the Southeastern Alaska Con- ference of Mayors, to be held here Dec. 1, 2 and 3, the Sitka Chamber of Commerce has an nounced a no1host dinner Fri day evening at 7:3O p. m. at the Elks Clubroons.
 The usual Friday luncheon meeting has been cancelled.
 Those wishing to attend the dinner should make reserva- tions prior to Thursday eve ming lby phoning ' in Sitka, between 10 a. m. and 6 p. m.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-01
Daily Sitko Sentinel & Arrowhead Press
 Thursday, December 1, 1855 Page Three

of equal strength on bright, sunny days on nice dry fields they would seem to be well matched extensively except in the case of Maryland and Okla homa. Maryland scored only 211 points to Oklahonas 365.
 Michigan State scored 236 in nine games to 285 for UCLA in
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-01
Page Three

10. Mississippi scored 251 to TCUs 293; Vanderbilt 215 to Auburn 211, and Pitt and Geo. rgia Tech are really close at 181 and 182, respectively.
 All of which will mean exact ly nothing when tIhe teams square off Jan. 2. They won't be out there to match records.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-01
Sports Trail

the fans a chance to study the comparative scores, a yard stick that is invariably accur ate as 1t always gives the same answer FIT utter confusion.
 Here are the bowl opponents and their records against com mon opponents:
 ORANGE BOWL
 Maryland vs. Oklahoma
 Maryland IS, Missouri 12; Oklahoma 20, Missouri 0.
 Maryland 25, North Carolina 7; Oklahoma 13, North Carol ina 6.
 ROSE BOWL
 (Michigan State vs. UCIAA)
 Michigan State 38, Stanford IA; UCLA 21. Stanford 13.
 COTTON BOWL
 (Texas Christian vs. Mississ ippi)
 TCU 26, Arkansas 0; Mississ ippi IT, Arkansas '.
 SUGAR FOWL
 Pittsburgh vs. Georgia Tech)
 Pittsburgh 26. Duke 7; Geo. rgia Tech 27, Duke 0.
 Pittsburgh 7, Miami, Fla, 21; Georgia Tech IA, Miami 6.
 GATOR BOWL
 Auburn vs. Vanderbilt) } Auburn Is, Chattanooga 6; Vanderbilt 12, Chattanooga 0, Auburn 13, Florida o; Van derbilt 21, Florida 6. Auburn IA, Kentucky IA; Vanderbilt 34, Kentucky 0. Auburn 13, Tulane 27; Van derbil- 20, Tulane '. Auburn 26, Alabama 0; Van derbilt 21. Alabama 6. Auburn Is, Georgia 13; Van { derbilt 13, Georgia IA.
 It is easy to check on the relative strength of bowl rivals by this comparative score sys- tenn. For instance, Auburn lost 10 Tulane by IA points, while IVandy beat the same team by l 13 points, thus making Vandy I27 points better than Auburn.
 Auburn beat Georgia by three points, and Vanderbilt los. tc Georgia by one point, thus mal ! ing Auburn four points better than Vandy. Simple, isn't it? ! Just to add to the genera confusion, it might be pointed ! out that Oklahoma, with 365 has scored more points thar any other bowl l1eam, and tha lGeorgia Tech, with only A points scored against it. has thu Ibest defensive record. l Pittsburgh has the wors. of Ifensive and defensive record
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-01
LUTHERAN WOMEN TO MEET THURSDAY

Women of the Lutheran Church will meet Thursday at 7::30 3. m. at the center, with Mrs. Harold Jenny as hostess.
 Program will include slides of Rocky Boy Mission and Lawrence Porter will speak on Rocky Boy Mission, where he lived for several years.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-01
Society and Clubs

Fairbanks, and Ft. Greedy at Kodiak to inspect facilities.