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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-29
Youth Day At
High St. Baptist
Church Sunday

Youth Day will be OBJ
served on Sunday, January
30, at High Street Baptist
Church.
At $50 am. Sunday
School, Miss Charlotte Han
kins will serve as superin-
tendent. Misses Shirlee Rose
and Elizabeth Hairston will
serve as recording and finan-
cial secretaries. Miss Lo-
raine Richardson will be
pianist. Devotions will be
conducted by Misses Bar
bara Holland and Shirley
Richardson.
The following young peo-
pie will act as teachers:
Misses Yvonne Brandon and
Lestine Dunnaville, Primary
Dept; Miss Shirley Long
and James Robertson, Jun
Tor Dept; Miss Kathryn
Taylor and John Robertson
intermediate Dept; Mis- s
Carolyn Charlton, Will
Basket and Miss Patricia
Alexander, Adult Dept.
Rev. Frederick G. Samp
son, pastor, will deliver tn
special Youth Day sermon,
youth Accepts the Chal-
lenge," at the IL o'clock
service. Music will be fur
nished by the Angelic and
Junior Choirs,
The following young men
will serve as deacons BraX-
ton Broadly, John HI. Rob-
ertson, Jack Scruggs and
James Robertson.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-29
Six Of One Family
Attend RUTGERS u.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J.-When
dad packs six children off to col.
lege these days. its news. When all
six enter the same university-that
smacks Of Ripley.
Believe it or not. Donald ]. Mac
kinnon. ST., father of a half dozen
knowledge hungry MacKinnons
who have attended or are now
enrolled at Rutgers university, new
er even set his eyes on the state
university campus until his oldest
son, Donald. Jr., enrolled at the
college Of agriculture in 1888.
The elder Mackinnon, a ship de-
signer. early in his career had
quartered his sizeable clan in SUBJ
urban Haledon. outside of Pater-
son. When Donald chose Rutgers
for his college education, the elder
Mackinnon decided to move the
family headquarters nearer the
university and within the year the
Clan Mackinnon was settled IN
Franklin Township Just outside 6
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HAS
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Continued from page u
sion 1000 will be awarded
to each plaintiff of each of
the suits filed for integra-
ton. The suits were filtd in
Prince Edward County, Va,
Clarendon County, S. c., in
Washington, d. c., Whining
ton, Del. and Topeka, Kan
sas. Vice-president Nixon
will be the guest of honor.
Social revolution is in the
air. Ali over the country the
citizens are speaking of the
ground SWELL" interpreted
to mean the scientific as
we'll as practical approach
to the masses of Negro po-
tential citizens. There is a
new eagerness and a jealous
anxiety among people every
where. The ara more and
more becoming citizen con-
scioas."
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-29
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EvAPORATED MILK ~, teaspoons voniIIo 49,
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2 eggs ~ cup shredded NE& a ~
VI sugar ASrxsXXN
Beat Carnation Milk, water eggs sugar o8ILsLl
and 1avorings until smooth. Pour over 68xsEyxI
rice and "a cup cocoDut in 2quart EEfR
seroe. Place casserole in pan of water. ( WIZ
Bake in moderate oven (350'F.) G$
30 minutes. Stir lightly; continue #3SN Et1pD
baking 80 minutes Top with sf-s M
naming " cup coconut during sSSs ssse 80
last ST minutes Of baking. e,os HsssassIie
Cool before serving. S1ssssac
from Conssased
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-29
CainsbOro Library
LOOKS AT BOOKS

The following are new
books highly recommended
for your reading now avail
able at Gainsboro Branch
Library:
"a Tale Of Two Broth
ers," by M. L. Brailsford.
The partnership of John and
Charles Wesley, two God
intoxicated men.
From The Danube To The
Yalu," by M. w. Clark. The
authors personal story of
his z years of almost con-
slant struggle with Com
munists on battle field and
at the conference table.
Functional Football" by
John Dc Grosa. A revised
edition which brings the
history of football up-to.
date by adding more inter-
esting detailed information.
Negro Business and Bus
mess Education" by J. A.
Pierce. 4. systematic account
of the Negroes position and
opportunity in the business
life of the United States.
"Old Soggy No. L." by
Stats Rodgers. A book about
a salty old character who
has had many breathtaking
experiences in aviation.
Roosevelt Family of Sag
amore Hill" by Hermann
Hagedorn. The story of the
joys, defeats, struggles and
triumphs of a great family.
Books Before Five" by
Dorothy White. A book
about children's literature.
certain to delight parents
of young children and stu
dents Of literature.
view From Pompey's
Head" by Hamilton Basso.
A narrative about a young
lawyer who, after an alb
sence of Is years from his
home, finds it necessary to
return on a strange mission.
GLORY, God, and Gold,"I
by Pau! i. Wellman. A his
tory of American Southwest
and five people who strug-
gled within its borders fer
gold, God and glory.
*1f you wish to read any
of the above listed books.
dial 3-5911, Ext. 316.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-29
Club News

The Roanoke Chapter of
Moles, Inc, met at the home
Of Mole Gwendolyn Hale
The Moles were so elated
over the Christmas cheer
that they extended to a
family at Christmas time
until they decided to adopt
this family and assist them
In some way each month
of the year. Those present
were Moles Launa Clair,
Gladys Fulton, Allwyn Hins-
ley, Grace Hackney, Eliza
beth Howard, Lucye Terrell.
Louise Lash, Matte Taylor,
Eunice Poindexter, Helen J.
Hall, Marionette Sprauve. A
most delicious menu was
enjoyed afterwhich the
MOles engaged in pinochle.
First prize was won by Hell
en- Hall, second by Launa
Clair with consolation prize
going to Gladys Fulton.
The Purcell Ave. Garden
Club held it's meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Archie Left
witch on Purcell Ave., N. E.,
January Ia. With a full at
tendance the ladies talked
about different plants and
ways to care for them. Tu-
pies were also discussed. At
ter the meeting the hostess
served a tasty repast whici!
was enjoyed by all. Next
meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Jessie Jordan
1929 Orange Ave-, NE. Mrs
e. R. Cunningham, chair !
man; Mrs. L. A. King, sec
rotary.
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0vEC's Plants
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Power Co., Indiana a n d
Michigan Electric Co., Ken
lucky Utilities Co., Louis
vile Gas and Electric Co.,
Monogahela Power Co., The
Potomac Edison Co., Penn
sylvania Power Co., South
ern Indiana Gas and Elec-
trio Co., The Toledo Edison
Company, and West Penn
Power Company.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-29

"One of the cleanest ana
contest spots in Roanoke.
1918 Salem Avenue. S.W
Dial 3-S573. Roanoke. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

NEAR vIKNNA-N acre, Cape Cod
asbestos shingies 3 bedrooms. Ice
kit. inelosed porch. full bsmt.; oil
heat: tool shed. nice lawn, trees and
driveway. $l3.60o. furnished. Down,
s. jay g,aS sss Or r i d. 7. &
VOGUE STYLING e0-ft. rAmblinF
POND. center haii. Truman balcony
overlooking 22-ft. living Tm., mod
foor-to-ceiling fireplace EXQUISITE
din. rm.. mellow kit, attractive rus
tic brick wall. 1hermador oven.
breakfast area. dishwsSher and vent
hood. 9 twin-bed rms. big tile
baths: IN. stairway to attic: Gear
garage, bsmt. Magnificent In eyery
respect. Priced for immediate sale.
Shown by appt. ia. 10000 REAL
ESTATE SERVICE. INC. 4763 Lee
hwy. Ion Glehe).
BY OWNER, Falls Church area
3-bedrm. rambler On lovely deep
lot; immed. occupancy. Assume CT
loan; sig $50. with $500 down.
Call ia. b-766S or JE. 2-0293.
OLDER HOMES in all locations, with
e or without ,,I asTssgs, in 81 price s
JE. a-O66s or JE. 2-O72e.
$50 MO. PAYS ALL. incl. utils., in
rails Church. Avail. to approved
couples only. Total price, approx.
$1,000: SS00-Sl.5OO cash req. FOX
REALTY, JE. 2-5462, JE. 3-3361.
IS YOUR YOUNG "DAvY CROCKETT
hobbled? Why not give him some Of
the frontier BY buying this 4-bed-
room home on acre Of land? Just
$1S,5 500. J-W REALTY CO., IA.
aeRFnRM pAMnrrp an .~tr-1..
beautiful lot. This home is only 2
yrs. old and is in immac. cond.
Excel. Falls Church location. Priced
low at only SI4,950. CT or conven-
tional financing. JOHN W. MULROY
CO; JE. $1,000 tn 2 pm. ga
Vienna. Va: dead-end road, quiet
and secluded. viii rent to one or two
persons. S76 per mo. E. e. COCK
RILL. owner, phone DU. 5-7637;
SPLIT LEVEL, 8 bedrms., Ia baths,
500: J.w X REA aCTY CO. J AUS s-i Ss7s
MINIATURE ESTATE,
designed BY artist for gracious liP-
ing, nestled among q. multitude of
acres. There are 3 bedrms. and den.
Price; Sls.5 seas RoRscHAcH REAL
Cuusif0SM BGMT-s1e,ooo CT. own
ER SACRIFICING FOR Quick CT
SALE. Brick rancher with 3 bed
rms. screened breezeway and ga
rSs s, On 3 acre ssos RoRscH5AVcH
TREES, BEAUTIFUL TREES-SI. 200
down, SS5 mo-. will buy this 3-bed-
rm. bungalow located on q breeze
swept lot, Ia blks. to bus. ROR-
eCHACH REALTY, JE. 2-3706.
i, AHLIE ElM z1 NoTasI6Na poWlE ~,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
EXPRESS YOUR PER-
SONALITY IN YOUR
HOME-JUST IN TIME
to have this perfected
plan" 4-BEDRM. RAM
BIER FINISHED AND
DECORATED to blend
with YOUR furnishings.
8 BATHS, wonderful
bsmt. recr. rm., 2-CAR
GARAGE. Lovely, land
Scaped lot-COUNTRY
CLUB HILLS AREA.
$50, $50.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, IA. 7-930O I'll o
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FAIRFAX


HANDY TO SHIRLEY
HWY. CUSTOM-BUILT
REDWOOD 2-BED-
ROOM RAM BIZ Err
WITH ATTACHED GA
RAGE. Excellent lot, ap-
prox. "a, 1000 so. #,
LEVEL AND PLENTY
OF TREES. Nice living
room with fireplace. CT,
FILA OR CONVEN-
TIONAL . FINANCING.
Price, $16.950.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2St2 Wilson Blvd. IA, 7-930O Til 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22

lIs ACREs-0 ssntly rolling wooded
land Is the setting for his ney
S S.ssOp sSIt- sr.a y i.rs s.nRlssss
homes: only 20 nins. from b. c,
or Pentagon on four-l9ne hwy. A
gracious and charming home. Ofer-
ing true center hall plan: lovely Nv.
T 11,S Nth ffrss D hrss an q t s
kit, with Thermador units. disH-
washer and breakfast space 8 Cd.
eeptiona1ly large bedrms.. ga bathsi
Pear attached garage. Aboye-greund
rec. I'm. area; Mercury switched M
direct lighting, and many ether
S29.950. Shown By sppt. TIKI
darcy OAR 4 ,,, CO IA. s-sSss. 9pes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22

CLARENDON LOCATION
"a few steps from bus,
shopping, schools. g.
BEDRM. older HON e
with extremely LARGE
ROOMS throughout.
DIN. RIM, DEN, large
kitchen. Fine condi-
ton. Extremely nice
house. Excellent big
ia mily buy. .$12,950;
81, 900 cash will buy.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-930O TIL 0
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bo22 CONN. AVE, AT NEBR. Avl
SILVER SPRING

SlS.p50-GI APPROVED
2-story all-brick home: Q years old
Lge. level lot. Loo. In one Of IN,
better sections. Liy. rm. 2lxt2. din
rm.,. powder, rm., kitchen and porch
on list a., 3 bedrms. and bath up.
stairs, . blks. to school, transp. I'm,
maculate cond. W. B. WRIGHT. EN-
2-hfs00 TIL o.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTSvILLE-1.8 acres, improved
with 4.-bedroom brick Cape Cod.
Bright liv. rm.. firepl.. full din. rm..
: full baths: full bsmt.; oil h..w.h.:
2-car garage: fruit trees. berry
bushes. grapes, etc. Spacious garden
area. shade trees. Asking So 500.
JAMES I. MUNDY, UN. $4,000.
COLLEGE PARK-only 1895 dn
for any one. Newly decorated, 2-bed-
rm. rambler, expandable attic, ,30-ft.
fertile ground. Close 20 everything.
PRIMRosE Really CO. "a
COLLEGE PARK--3-bedrm. brick
and-shingle; full din. rm.. lge. equip
kit, full bsmt.. rec, rIn. Ice, rear
screened porch: Anchor fencing.
ierrsd. JAMES I. MuNDY, uN. f.
COLLEGE PARK PRoPER-BricE
Colonial. 3 bedrms.. . baths. nm
ished bsmt. Immaculate cond. SIS
$50, WINSTON c. CLAY. WA. 2
COLIEGE PARK-s9. 200 is the full
price for this spotieSs white rambler
Of 2 bedrms.. on big lot facing park.
Nothing down 81 and .S47 mo.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. till 0 pm.
IDisTRiCT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ma
sonry, detached house. near schools
and shopping center. 2 bedrms., liv.
rn., dinette. bath, and kit. LIST n.
| . bedrms., lge. closets upstairs; full
basement: well Handicapped; rose
covered patio; lRe. lot. ideal for chill
dren. VA approved, Sl3.500; 81
down own, CAN col, GRAHAM, RE
FoREsTvILLE. or. $685. down, 500
moA includes taxes and ms, -
Lovely 2-bedrm.. rambler: fully equip
kit, storm windows and many other
extras. Call Mr.. Penland LU. q
5sI2 10. $1,000. PRUDENTIAL
H hhAsita 80 rsrArEs-Rambief.1 8
bedrooms. picture window: parquet
floors: radiant heat, garbage disp..
| lift. refer. $4,000. Open Sat. and
sun. $500 Perkley. 10. 1910.
HYArTsvILLE, Sl1.900 - OF ap.
proved q SsdTr rs; din din. ,m .,, full
and blks. of Baltimore pike
Nothing down and sci per mo. "a
| Qualifying veteran. Also other term,
70 suit. REALTY AssocIATEs. TILL
ePM. Wa, 5-bi34.
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WANT A BARGAIN? Nice
old home. 8 BEDROOMS
AND DEN. Fireplace in
living room. LARGE
DINING ROOM. 2
porcheS. Basement.
Beautiful shrubs and
trees. Best N. Arl. loca-
ton. Fine condition. A
lot of house for $15,950.
Excellent terms.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000 TIL o
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

S1,250 DOWN-RAAdBLER
Corner Of Fort Foote I'd. with "
acre lots nice bedrms., oil heat.
Easy terms. Immediate possession
Assume 40 GI loan. Consider small
d. c. house in trade. JOHN L.
SHELTON. Realtor, 10. $4,000.
So. 950-Comfortable 5-rm. and bath
BUNGALOW. Nestled among nice shade
trees on Q deep, level lot. In an area
Of much more expensive homes
0lass-tnclosed porch. large, we'll
equip. kitchen and many other fea-
lures. Needs redecorating. but can be
the answer to someone's dream
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-s400
CALIFORNIA BOUND
viii sell at sacrifice price, 10 lots.
with 1-yr.-old 3-bedroom. basement,
rambler. completely furn.; Laurel.
Nd; vet or non-vet. j. HARRIS
ROGERS. WA. 7-2706. "a
NON-vETS-SHoRT OF CAsH7
S69.50 per month. A lovely white
bungalow, priced at only $3.50
$3.50 down. MRS. VOIGT. HE. f.
1894: RE. 7-7170.
MUSSELMAN REALTY CO.
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NEAR SLIGO PARK

NEAR SLIGO PARK
A well-built brick home on q nicely
full din. .rm,, large kit. with table
space, 3 bedrms. &c are twin size).
basement with lavatory. lifetime
roof, copper spouts and cutters,
aluminium storm windows; S17,95O.
CT or conventional terms.
GEORGE w BAUSERMAN
TT o6ddA Eves RA 3-kSS3
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2GOOD HOUSES

2 GOOD HOUSES
DARLING. Two-BEDROOM
BRICK COLONIAL, in excel
lent, close-in location, near
schools and transportation.
Separate dining room. huge
screened porch overlooking
pretty garden; immaculate and
only Sl5.950.
BRICK RAMBLER, with s
bedrooms, full basement. 10
#. screened porch: situated on
q lovely corner lot with trees.
Ideal home for family with
small children, and close to
NH and Naval Hospital; S20.-
600. For appointment to see
the above homes, please call
Mrs. Davidson. OIL 4-5472.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Uptown once. EN-. 2-671I
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FARMETTEI

AEW46-
FARMETTE! !!
Two-BEpRM., 2-story brick-and-
way@h-ACRE lot, plenty Of room
for the Riddles and that garden;
equip. kit; lge. scr. porch: patio;
barbecue: nothing dn. OF, SS5 mo
total payt.
TOO MUCH!
THIS 3-BEDRM. home 10 much toe
lge. for retired couple: ideal fol-
lee. family; In cow. Mt. Rainier;
garage; fenced yard: $3.50 dn. any
one; reas. priced.
ONLY S68 MONTH
WHY PAY RENT7 When you can buy
this 2-bedrm. 2-story home; sep
gin 81 cI rm-; full bsmt'; nothing On
SO HOMES SOLD this year. We need
homes to sell in Md. or D. C. We
buy for all cash tool
ERWIN REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
NORTH
CHEVY CHASE
FRED A. SMITH CO
ROIIJNGWOOD

1st-FLoOR BEDRM. AND BATH
popular area. Large liv. rm. with
fireplace, full-size dining rm. OPEN
ing onto large screened porch, large
kit. with dinette area, twni- stze bed
rm. and bath; End A.. 9 very large
hsdrms. and bath full Ssms; With
garage. Price. S33,500. Call Mr.
Mcintosh, Elk 3-24s0; ewes. and
Sun. AID. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
Chevy Chase, Md.
Nostalgia Appeal-Graciousnes
On One Level
$27.750

Just OF Conn. ave. A rare oppor-
tunity. All the comfort and conv.
Of one-floor living. yet in house
with lge. lot, close to transp. and
all the spaciousness and atmosphere
Of home of yesteryear, even the high
ceiling! Lge. entrance hall. big liv.
screened porch, undermined kit,
powder rm There is one immense
bedrm. and one good sized bedrm.
and bath. High-ceilinged attic, room
for expansion. Bsmt. under entire
house. On a wide lot, nice shrubbery,
garden area inclosed with sapling
fence. Gear Diet. gar. Call JAMES
E. SCHWAB. EN-. 2-5S00; ewes, WO.
6 Ling OI % Il dll
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BEAUTIFUL LEWISDALE
3-Bedrm. Brick, $l9,95O

Cape Cod. best Sect; lge. Iiv. rm.,
firepl.; mod. kit, tiled bath: full
bsmt.. gas &C. heat; screened
porch: storm windows, doors: built
In gar; lge. landsc. lot; 2 blks
transp. Submit offer. HE. 1880
to I'm. Ewes, WA. 7-S9S2. W. W.
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UnScramhle the sets of letters making word of each
tumble. Print each word letter to square, beneath
each tumble The letters you have printed the crced
squares may then be arranged to spell the surprise
GnSDer suggested by the cartoon clue What is It?
ANSWER appears on Page C-13, Col. 81
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RAMBLER-$14,750
2405 UNIVERSITY LANE
Brick; 8 bedrooms, IN baths; full
basement; gas heat: large yard.
READMOND REAL ESTATE
tn. 2-6161 Ewes. EN-. 3-ss75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
FRED A. SMITH co.

ROSEMARY SCHOOL AREA
An ideal house for children. First
floor. living room. dining room
kitchen. den, 2 bedrooms and bath
Second floor. 2 bedrooms and bath
Priced in the middle tWenties. Ewes.
Wo. $4,000. Daily til q pm, EN-
2-7400.
METZLER REALTOR
bo22 CONN. AVE. AT NEBR. AVE.
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HOUSES for sALE-Mn. Cont.
BETHESDA
$3.50 DOWN

This owner is out West. his house Is
vacant. He has a beautiful brick,
ton Is good. He's spent time and
money on the home and yard. he
reluctantly says sell below the CT
appraisal figure of S15.500. Two
miles from NH and Naval Hosp.
Call OIL. 6-fi769 ewes, or SAMUEL
z. BOGLEY. INC, OIL. 6-7S0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
CHEVY CHASE
HOUSE OF CHARM

Exceptionally attractive modern whit,
brick. English style, mr.. Columbis
Country Club. Center hall, studio
liv. rm.. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, incl
lge. bedrm. and bath. list f.; 2-cal
small family. For appt., call Mrs
Enyart. OIL 2-55O1, EARL T.
WRIGHT, OIL. $4,000 It'll Q pm.
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NORTH--Lovely 3-bed-
room Cape Cod in close-in and con-
vsnient area: liv. rm;, with, irepI..
equipped kit, fun daylight, bsmt.;
only $15. 500. with OF contract ac-
cepted. Shown by appt. THE DARBY
CO., ia. 5-9393. Once open 8 till 9.
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BETHESDA
CT OPPORTUNITY

A very charming 3-bedrm. brict
Colonial with full bsmt,; on very
attrac. lot with trees. Close-in loo.
mr.. shop ctr. and transp. VA ap'
proved at $4,000. Don't miss thi,
outstanding oDportunity Call now
The Nome nugget., 1955-04-11
Austria Minister Arrested By Reds When His Balloon Lands In Russian Zone

VIENNA, Austria, tR-The Rus sians arrested Austrian Trade Minister Udo Illig yesterday after a charity balloon flight waited him into their zone.
 The released him three hours later with apologies.
 Illig, his son and several others set out from Vienna in a Swiss balloon scheduled to land at Salz- burg in the American zone. But wind currents carried them over Soviet territory and they landed near Arbesthal, about 25 miles below Vienna.
 Soviet soldiers arrested Illig and the Swiss pilot, Fred Dolder, and took them to Russian head quarters five miles away. The ministers son and the rest of the party were held near the scene. Three hours later Soviet authorities released the party and sent them back to Vienna with an expression of apology.
The Nome nugget., 1955-04-11
Cat Dried, Not Fried, But Has Tender Hide

CLEVELAND, R-Mrs. Donald Jacobs looked into her clothes dryer then ran to her car and sped to the factory where her husband is foreman.
 Honey" she cried hysterical- ly," guess I fried the cat"
 Jacobs rushed home with her and opened the dryer. The cat, Tiger" his fur literally standing on end, left the dryer in a streak which lasted through several back yards.
 Mrs. Jacobs said Tiger appar- ently crawled into the dryer the day before when she put in a load of children's clothing She esti- mated he had been in there 40 minutes at a High Heat" setting.
 He returned at nightfall, some what sensitive to the touch," Ja- cObs said.
The Nome nugget., 1955-04-11
16 Major League Pilots Predict Indians Will Cop Championship Again
(By THE ASSOCIATED PRzssl

NEW YORK R-The Cleveland Indians will successfully defend their American League champion ship and will oppose eithers Mil waukee, New York or Brooklyn in the World Series.
 This is the consensus of the Is major league managers in pre- season canvas by the Associated Press Saturday.
 Only one pilot, Al Lopez of the Indians, was bold enough to select his own team. Two others, Lou Boudreau of Kansas City and Charlie Dresser of Washington, also named the Indians. The oth- CTS recognized the strength of the Cleveland team but also showed respect for the Yankees and the White Sox.
 No National League manager was willing to go out on the limb but all agreed that the Braves, Giants and Dodgers rated the top three spots. Eddie Stanky of St. Louis, Birdie Tebbetts of Cincin- natl and Mayo Smith of Philadel- phia each predicted that their clubs would also be in the thick of the pennant race.
The Nome nugget., 1955-04-11
WARRANT OUT FOR MARILYN MONROE
 IN BEVERLY HILLS

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., R- They've got warrant out for Marilyn Monroe in Beverly Hills.
 Municipal Judge Charles Grif- fifth has been hoping to see the shapely blonde since soon after last Nov. q when she got traffic ticket for driving without a li- cense. She failed to appear in court to answer it.
 Judge Griffin issued warrant in February, setting bail at $1O0. ' Morris Brown, a Champaign, H., bail bondsman, posted it as a friendly gesture" Judge Griffin issued another warrant for her arrest Wednesday and this time set bail at $25O.
 Miss Monroe's attorney w. C. Fields IT,, son of the late comedi- an, asked for a continuance on grounds that contract commit ments require Miss Monroe to be in New York"
 Said the judge, referring to her signed traffic ticket promising to appear in court: "She also has contract commitments here"
 He ordered the $1OO bail posted by Brown forfeited and set the new bail of $25O.