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Bethesda Brick Rambler
S19.lO0--GI APPROVED

A lovely contemporary rambler fol
discriminating family. consistins
Of q lRe. liv. rm. overlooking fin'
level Garden: a dining ell. wei
equipped kit. with breakfast nook
2 lge bedrms., 2 de luxe baths anc
storage attic. Neighborhood I:
tons, near schools and transp
After $3.50 Mrs. Enyart, OIL. 2.
EARL T. WRIGHT. REALToR
Sis Wis. Ave. OIL. 10000
BETHEsDA's SACRIFICE: OFFERS
WANTEDi Once in q lifetime op.
portunity to buy luxury-typt
for fraction Of the original cost
you would pay on today's market
Stone constructed, consisting o.
4 bedrooms, . baths on End n,
Step-down living room, large din
ing room. den, large family kitchen
first floor Full basement. gear
buiit-in earage. Priced In the Sos
Gail DE. 2-5e1b or DI. 7-6S30
ThoS J. Fisher & Co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN o. PARK-can you
imagine owning a deliRhtful brick
home on Q gorgeous half acre Of
this beautiful and popular sectiona
All brick. with slate roof. Includes
1st-door layatory and FOUR bed
rms. and lh baths on End floor.
PHILLIPS. DI. T-f411; ewes. mi.
AMERi6As AMsEaRsiR6t UNIVERSITY PARK
on asEorgeous level, Handicapped ioi
with modern kitchen. powder room
ON first floor. 4 bedrooms, IA bathI
buy at $2T,bQ0. .REALIST1N6e
CQRP kE; I,LS07, day OF. night;
ffSlon5e f De1d.r ii' rn: ~ ssd rn' r. di5 SsdI%s rms
Nth full fun bath: t,. att; sarsse; This I,
TIE most beautiful, large lots IN
iaesiEY iisls iEis' RanfriY SEiisi 65 900 EI 7n X
BxiiSSAbY SAN Nv woSops;-4 SoiD; baths. den den, 9
bedrooms, 3 firepiaces, recreation
room, Tremendous brick patio
screened living porch, maids room
detached garage. ideal for enter.
ISTINqs CORP. KE. 7-1s07, day
or night.
BRIGHTWooD-speciai, only ] blk.
Coolidge High: 6-rm. brick semidet: /:
price: I. II. e1iisf ecHRMfcfHAEE REAITY. szisril,
cHIyiS al yaeec1 eoorrDSi fSss III AEJa7 EJae7t x.cas as
shinele; nice rms. on one a.:
:. BOO sssh. Sis mo. mo- IA. S&.
cR&EevpYY' CHASE, Fort Reno Park
sssa ssSroo nishsst Saist 'pes peolonisi n p 6mss G
ulate condition: large screened
rage. Very short walk to Murch
sS HisS saSoo Rss]s Mlsas sS SCs, %a'oo 81 81 81
conventional. EN-. 2-2216. MERRt-
FIELD d WOODS.
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA

Close TO Conversational Country
Club An attractive .split-level
home. only 3 years old. situated on
wooded lot containing $40, Of an
is a living room with commanding
view from rear picture window,
BEDROOMS and bath; on the lower
level there are 9 bedrooms. bath
and recreation room. Large breeze
way which connects the 2-car ga
Mouiton, Nk. S-S3G0: ewes. and
week ends, EN-. 2-6457. BOSS 8;
PHELPS, INC. LIZ
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ARGYLE CLUB 4
ESTATES
CT NO SSS DOWN

GOLFERS DELIGHT
Det. all-brk. home on Q beaut. spac
lot; 8 lRe. bedrnis.. lge. hv. rm;
Sathts plus maids rm. with batf
In bsmt.. wall-to-wAll carpet incl
in this low price OF S16,600: goli
course blk. swass Gall Mr.. Ro-
EDWARD ALLEN, INC.
3f1o 1Ath 81 NV I'll 2-11RS
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81. d-53l1 Ewes, RA. S-2206,
III
A. REAL GOOD BIZ. 6horehan
Hotel area--Five-bedro frame
two baths, newly tnciosed porch
garage and many other features tor
numerous TO mention, In one 81
NV. Wnsh.'s best residential neigh.
boLhoods.. under 100000: $4,000
vii handle: FLA financing avail.
sble Call DI. 7-6s30 or ewes. OIL
Thos. j. Fisher & Co.
COLORED-NEWLY DECORATED;
heat; vac. Upper NV. mr.. park:
$3.50 down: easy terms, Inquire
Mr.. HEIGLE, MA. s-SS80.
COLORED---FAIisMONT sT. NV,
near 14th---Home with income or
investment. For price particulars
and TO see, call v. %. JOHNSTON.
CoIORED-i7ii PiKEY BRANcH
RD.. Just east Of 18th st. NV. be-
tween crittenden and Decatur----Rov
brick: has 4 real bedrooms. 2 betht
on End A.: living room has fire-
place. For appointment 10 see, cal
" b. JoHNsToN. Hu. 3-49t4
--10
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RETHESDA

You'll find q bedroom and bath on
lst a. In this lovely, .white-brick,
Cape Cod home, In exclusive Brad
ley section. 2 large bedrooms and
bath on end n. Living room with
fireplace, adjacent screened porch
separate dining room. large paneled
recreation room. Beautiful, deep,
shaded lot.
C. Allen Sherwin, Inc.
EN-. 3-4450 Ewes. OIL. 2-653S
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sITzxyAsHpp7HEas sITzxyAspp7HEas AEpe pedEL AL, ,y,A. Y.

ALEXANDRIA AND AL. VA.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
Need more 3 and 4 bedrm. houses q
rent; els.se phone K1. e-eS44'
HOUSES RECOMMENDED
|Rambier-6sos Wedgewood road; 8
bedrms., z baths. ly. rm.. dining
rm.. kit. screened porch. bsmt.
Avail. immed. $225 per mo.
|16oS crittenden st. NV; 4 bedrms..
2 baths. liy. rm.. dining rm.. kit..
breakfast room; 2-car ear. SEQ
per mo. Avail. immed.
SUMMER. 4sos Hrookway drive; 4
bedrms.. 3 baths. liv. rm., dining
rm.. kit. and den; bsmt.; gar. $3.50
| per mo. Avail. immed.
SUMNER. 5e1s overl.a rd.: 8 bed.
kit. den. half bath; side screened
| pfsrch: gar; bsuft S2s5 per mo
Avail. imned. FOR information, cal
W. e: 4 a; n: MILLER
IN GEORGETOWN
3005 CAMBRIDGE PL. NV
AT 3Qth ST. BET. QUE AND R
LQE. OLD GEORGEroWN
BAY WINDOW HOUSE
Rms. Baths. Oil Heat
Open / to 6 TueS.-Sat.
sANDoz. INC.
No. 2 Dupont Circle DU. 7-1234
COLORED-T ST. NEAR 18Th NV,
--Laree Groom house: 2 kitchens,
2 baths, oil heat clean; $40 Cal
1914. V. D. JOHNSTON. Hu. g.
IcoIIsoSRED-lsoo BLOCK ONTARIO
PLACE N.W.--Large 6-room house;
sa saa Ssss slssn sisS sisssSi cs fsso fc t 9sRte6
ICOLORED-45p M sT. N.W.-&-3 bed
rms, liv, rrn., dining rm.. kit. and
b.: oil h.-w.h. Adults. references
re-; SsS @ mo; rent. osuLLIysSN'
5coL0RED on WHITE. 22I D ct.
n.w.-9 rms. bath. full bsfAt.: 500
mo-; dec. Apply 335 H st. ne.
| IColORED-lS27 N. CAPITOL ST.
Q rooms, kitchen and bath brick
house. very GOOD condition, excel
lent location: coal hot water heat:
500 mo. Inspect or call co. s.
COLORED-TRINIDAD
9 RMS, FRONT PORCH BsMT.,
1st NATL. REALTY
Q Thomas Circle NV. RE. 7-3534
lCOLORED-15th AND Y
VACANT; 9 ROOMS. BsMT., on
lst NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas circle NV. RE. 7-35s4
Colored-9th and a NE.
9 RMS. KITS. hath. on HEAT.
1St NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 7-35a4
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FOR CT ONLY

For the OF who doesn't
want to spend hours q day
driving to and from work.
venience Of in-town NV. To-
cation and the cooling COM
Tort Of being / block from
Rock Greek Park. This IL q
spacious all-brick home with
2 master-size bedrooms, glass
inciosed sleeping porch. de-
tached E1rage. new gas heat
Ing plant and nice large
ALL or NEEDS TO QUAIL
IFY IS 5000 AND A GOOD
JOB; MONTHLY PAYMENTS
ONLY S7f.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Corner det, brick, 22-ft. Nv. rm,
t5sP sStssn.d iSsrt poren an bedn%s s ifs baths ss
ON 2nd n. Vacant Redecorated
Located blk. of East-West hwy
Nr, school and shop.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN 81 co,
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OPEN SUN, / 10 8
1904 Rockford dr.. Parkway Estates.
Out ' s. SO to 6Sth ave, follow
signs. Rambler: immac. coa6. 8
bedrms.. liy. rm.. din. area. kitchen.
tiled bath. insulated: in perfect
bSmt.. nice lot: close to cverything. /.
Asking Si1,a $50 GI or conventional
financing Call Mr.. Rose. dsgs
uN. 4-15fS: ewes. and week ends,
uN 4-o5fS.
Hudson Real Estate Co. {
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BUZZ

HONEYMOON RAMBLER--sec this
roomy white stuceo, 2-hedrm. home
today Compare these features.
plastered walls, wood-burning ire-
place, sparkling oak floor. Overs
sized det. gar LEe. lot with CON.
crete. driveway. Won't last long.
act now Low terms. Call UN. A.
peter j. hagan g. son
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.
HOUSES FOR sALE---MD.

IL MI. FROM TT. MEADE-Year.
round cottage. Herald Harboi
Beach. Thsrmost. coptr. furnace;
for vacation. in summer. rental in.
come IN winter. 100 yds. from
beach. SS,4b0. unfurn.. can be
financed with " down. Phone
owner. South Shore 21sS or 2404
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CO. 5-3b3J, q til
a BEDRMS.. 2 BATHS

Lovely close-in location: sep. din.
rT % ss1uippeS "a Kitchen; III ! ,d,s rec vsr1 rr,
CO.. ". 5-6550. o til Q.
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HOUSES foR sAlH-s.f.

ANAcosTIA. IL, COMMERCIAL -
!2-ft. front with lse; det. shinsle:
1900. 4a75S1f 70. ahs s.ss7s. iSo" W.
HnlCREeT, 2623 SIND st. Sc. By
busiine-3 bedrms,. IA baths. Nv.
ynn.. full din; rn.. 1T, full bsnit.
oihisR.' oiie4. io. S.osg s.7fas. fas i'0oo' rs nske
NR. "a. AND ALABAMA AYES,
center-hail plan. 8 rms. 3 lge.
hedrnls, full bsmt. with layatory
and and shoyer porch; fenced igti al Al
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. LU.
4-3f00, LU. 2-5976.
DOCTOR AND DENTIsT-Det. brick
bldg. In Sc. Busy street. 10 rms,
= baths; suitable for clinic, For
TY. INC. Lu. 4-3400. LU. 2-5s78.
AVE- rooms, g kitch-
ems; full basement: Sl4,500: com
pletely redecorated; lot 50x1l0:
level and shaded. in fine section:
sound value. Mr.. o'HAzza. TIE. O.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
pont Park srea2ssmidet.' bsi,B: rs S
lovely rms. bath. bsmt, gas heat.
wILLoU0HBY REAL EsTATE CO.
COLORED--LIKE NEWi new kit.
new bath. new gas heat, new roof.
new 'front.' porch: vac; 4 rms. Ire.
yard; $3.50 dn.. $7l mo. DIXIE
REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
COL0RED--ALMOsT NEW. semidet.
brick: rnis., modern bath, hard.
wood fioors, full bsmt. oil heat;
nice YARD; $gs down. bal. siM;y2
REALTY CO.. ma. s-8sSo.
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UNIVERSITY PARK

BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER z.
7-room: center-hall. brick Colonial.
level lot; near schools and shop
ping. Owner may be reached week
days only. RE. 7-1351 between 9
and 3 only. Ask for Mr.. LoCKYER.
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STONE RAMBLER on !. fenced acre

ideal for horse or pony lover. s.
chicken house; adjoining Nd Unfv,
grounds. Priced at only SIS, 600
PfRINScsE Ss aEoRoss 'is PRoPGkfiEs. TIES.
81. 200 Down and assume Ice. 4s
loan. California style 4-bedrm.
bunealov on lge. level lot: equipped
trac. and only Sl2,a50 PRINCE
oEoRGEs PROPERTIES, AP. q
7774. lis 4
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UNIVERSITY PARK

O4N4 v G4tS44 ! &1xb1A
6-hedrm. brick home; 2 complete
tiled baths, iiy. Tm. with firepL,
full bsmt. with u bath, lovely
yard. garage. s5.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
uE. 4-Iies WA. 7-ss6s
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3-bedrm, brick rambler with full
siiSs,s5o.i BEERS isReS' sRSs.. 20. y6e'Ps }:
sEsyiA Is D.. ssssG, ss|ss5:,, ss,, "a
aS%is aSins al spprovsS sss sSnV At :lsioSS ssyfoS
siHyEE s2iTfER sf9RRrNsdss 9R Nsdis4sao ssaos rusen. ais i.
M. Flyers Min I'd Brick rambler
3, bedSr%s;; Sansr;, h%rsglaeei % stsis, so,. S% elss
GOOD. JU. s-i566; ewes. 10
sILyER sPRING-cerner brk. ram
bler. rms, bath. fireplace.
bedrms., din. rrn., recr. rm. Ownei
tEsosts5ysd THoRoWe5ps e5lss Tsdpcsiaa YIN ey.s r
sfIvEs 1i ssifRIN6 - st. Michserl
church and school 2 blks,, Capt
Cod on quiet street with bedfm. aiit
and bath on LIST a, 2 large bedrn1s
and bath on end A., full bsmt
porch and attached garage, Priced
In the low 20s. Call LAWRENCE v
LUTES a. CO., JU. 5-4922: ewes.
Mr.. Culp. OIL. 2-50S3. .
with hrepl.. din. rm.. 2 bedrmS.
bath avail. immed. . furn. apis
with pvt entrances and baths
500, 500. RA. 3-37Q0, Ext. 80
after 5:1b. JU. S-3311. --l8
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HE. $4,000, RA. $4,000

Approx. 6I1e acre. Mod. 5-rm.
BUNGALOW; kit. equipped with To-
It. refgr.. washer and dryer. This
Is q lovely lot. ideally located.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
uN 4-11ee WA. 7-ss5s
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SUMMER. 5e1s overl.a rd.: 8 bed
rms. 2 baths, Nv. rm... dining rm.,
XII, Den: aalf bath; SIDE screened
Avail. imned. FOR information, cal
W. c. q A. N. MILLER
DEvELopMEEsT co. ),
Evening star., 1955-04-20

to District residents inability to
vote.
Lester T. Walter, principal Of
Bell Vocational High School, at
tackled the low percentage of
the District budget devoted the
public schools and asked an in
vestigation. After Mr.. Walter
spoke, the association voted sup
port for S1093, a bill to raise
District teachers pay.
The association also voted to
nominate Ernest H. Pullman to
the District Board Of Education.
The motion was made by Harvey
o. Craver.
Charles E. Freehafer, chair
man Of the groups membership
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franciscan Guild

Progress and future plans of
the Guild for the Franciscan
Nuns Of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment will be discussed by guild
members at 8 pm. Friday. The
meeting will be held in the au-
ditorium of the Oblates, Fourth
street and Michigan avenue N. E.
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DeIinquencyHere
PortIy Blamed on
Lack of Home Rule

Juvenile delinquency here is
one result Of the Districts lack
0f home rule. Rabbi Harry
Kaufman told the Petworth
Citizens Association last night.
Rabbi Kaufman Of Beth
Sholom Congregation said in
difference to fundamentals of
American democracy and a
feeble sense of responsibility
among youth here are due partly
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COMMITTEES. received q rising vote
Of thanks for his recent cam
paign. Mrs. Andrew @. Weaver,
president. conducted the meeting
In the Barnard School. Fourth
and Decatur streets NV.
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Natural Formeo Top Jr Extension Din
ing TobIe with Leaf :. Wrought Iron
Bose. Was 6oo5 5-----------------N0W 39.95
Paul MeCobb Noturol Maple and
Wrought Iron Drop-leof Teo Cort
Costers, with Two Lower Shelves. Wos
6495 --------------- NOW 1898
Decorators Occasional Choirs. Excellent
choicesof coIors Were $75- NOW $3.50
Foam Rubber Occasional Lounge Chnirs
Maize Upholstery Was 8o.50--------NoW $3.50
} Large Reversible Pillow Back Lounge
Chair. Wos 1880 ----------------NoW $3.50
Foam Rubber and Wrought Iron Oceo-
sono Chair. Was 7o.e5------------NoW $500
Bleoehed Mahogany 36-lnch, 8 Shelf
Z odusobIe) Bookcase Wos 72.o5- NOW $500
Haywood Wakefield Wheat and Solid
Birch Drop-Leof Hostess Tobe on
Costers. Wos $3.50 O---------------NoW 4e.95
Natural Fornieo Top Jr Extension Din
ing TobIe with Wrought Iron Bose Over
size 36"x53", opens to 36"x65". Was
u Sherman Bertrom of Calf 3-Pc Full
Size Sectional Solo, Pink Nubby Tex
tured Fobric. Was S68o---------NoW 4eSo0
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Longoe shoewood M Wakefield Kent co
Simmons
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Haywood Wakefield Wheat on Solid
Birch Junior Extension TobIe with / 4"
Ieof, Was sos 5-------------------No NOW 5s.ss
Haywood Wakefield Wheat on Solid
Birch Drop-Leof Extension Toble with
-Four z" leaves Wds $ll6-----N NOW 6os5
"Shorewood Original" Foam Rubber
Lounge Chairs Excellent choice Of dec
orators fobrics. Was 1880 NOW $500
Decorators Combination Foam Rubber
Choir Bench. Size Of Love Scot Was
1880 ------------------ NOW 1898
Sea Mist Mahogany 5-Piece Junior Din
ing Room Suite. Was 1895 NOW S9eS
Sea Mist Mahogany Pedesto Bose s.
Piece Extension Junior Dining Room
Suite. Was 1925 e5--------------how ss.ss
Foam Rubber and Wrought Iron 2-Piece
Love Sect Sectional Sofa Wos 25o 95 -NoW 1880
Foam Rubber Soto Upholstered in Tur-
quoise Shoe Fabric Converts to Single
Bed. Was -----------.kow 1898
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Save $50 DrexeI, Amethyst on Walnut and Pecan,
Decorators 8 Piece Bedroom Suite.
Double dresser bose chest and double
bed. Was
Saxe SITS Loneocre Bumper end Foom Rubber,
Button Tufted Soto. Wos $685.
Save $40 Loneoere Foom Rubber Sofa UphoI-
stored in SIS yard Persnrnon Mubby
Textured Fobric. Wos S4o5
Sove $50 Decorator Nubion Mahogany 5-Piece
Bedroom Suite. Double dresser with
mirror, chest and double size bookcase
bed and footboord, plus night tobles.
Wos $48o ----------
Save $S4 Silhouette Block Lacquer with White
Mieorto Top 3-Pece Bedroom Suite.
Was 500 Oe.-
Save $l65 StewortstoWn Burmese Rosewood s
Piece Junior Dining Room Suite Buffet,
extension tobIe with leaves and four
side chairs. Was S425
Save $3.50 Americon, Tosmon Mahogany 3-Piece
Bedroom Suite. Large 81" Triple Dress
er, with mirror, 40" even drawer
chest and full Size bed Was 4lo5O--
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-04-22
Air Mileage Between US
And Tokyo Set At 5,O78
For Mail Rate Purposes

WASHINGTON, Up 80 Over the
protest of Pan American World
Anyways the Civil Aeronautics
Board yesterday set the standard
mileage, for mail purposes, be-
tween the US. and Tokyo at
5,078 miles.
Pan American objected because
its shortest normal flight San
Francisco-Honolul-Wake Island
Tokyo-is 6,688 miles.
The 5,078 mile standard was
chosen by the CAB for mail-rate
purposes is that normally flown
by Northwest Airlines between
Seattle and Tokyo, by way of An
chorage and Cold Bay, Alaska.
The CAB said it must equalize
the mileage in this manner to
"enable the Post Office Depart
ment to distribute the mail be-
tween the two carriers with the
maximum flexibility for its OPP
orators, giving sole consideration
to the service and capacity offer
ed in determining the appropriate
distribution of mail"
The Post Office Department
had estimated that, with a stand
ard mileage Pan American would
carry 13,476,0OO ton-miles Of mail
in the fiscal year starting next
July /, and Northwest would
carry 12,750,000 roughly, a
$3.50 distribution.
The CAB said that without
Standardization Of mileage, the
Post Office and Defense Depart
ments would use the shorter and
lower-cost routing to and from
Tokyo-that of Northwest.
Pan American had objected
that the Standardization of mile
age would actually be mail rate
cut for it but not for Northwest,
since PAA planes would still be
operating 1910 miles more on
each Pacific flight than the stand
ard mileage would indicate.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-04-22
Navy Asks $4,000 for Further
Oil Exploration at Point Barrow

WASHINGTON RADespite ex-
penditure Of $46,898, $50 without
a nickel's return, the Navy is not
writing off its Alaska oil explor-
alton as loss.
Capt Albert S. Miller, director
of Naval petroleum reserves, gave
assurance of the Navy's contin-
ued hope for the venture to a
House appropriations subcommit-
tee in testimony made public yes
terday. Miller appeared before
the group in support of $780,
900 appropriation for its northern
Alaska program Of Naval Petrol
cum Reserve No. A.
Miller said potential military
value of the arctic reserve "has
not been completely determined
since the possibility Of finding
substantial oil reserves still re-
mains. Evaluation Of the report
of the exploration, now being
prepared, may we'll indicate that
it would be advisable to attempt
further exploration"
He said the possible release of
adjacent lands, now closed to oil
and gas exploration, may also
lead to discoveries indicating the
presence of oil within the reserve.
Miller said the explorations in
Alaska, carried on from 1945 I'M
til 1853, resulted in limited dis
coveries Of oil and gas.
eve have found one small oil
field" he said. However, it
would not be considered to be
commercial due to its location
and the type Of production"
Ross G. Tracie, consulting en-
gineer for the program, said the
drilling of 36 wells in the north
ern reserve brought in not more
than five or six wells producing
from 20 to 200 barrels day.
He said some wells brought
in would be considered Every
good in the United States but
because Of the lack of transporta-
ton in Alaska the cost to get the
oil would be excessive.
The 100000 sought by the
Navy for the Alaska program in
cludes $4,000 to maintain Gus
todial force at the reserve and
100000 for continued work by
the Geological Survey on the re-
port Of the explorations.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-04-22
Nome High School
Rated Among
Alaska's 5 Best

Five school systems in Alaska
had their high schools unquali-
fiedly approved for accreditation
by the Northwest Assn. of Secon-
dairy and Higher Schools, while
II others were accepted this year
with reservations, Commissioner
Don Dafoe of the Territorial De-
partment of Education has been
advised by the association.
The five high schools rating
approved" are those Of Anchor
age, Ketchikan, Kodiak Naval
Station, Nome and Wrangell.
The other IL high schools ac-
credited fell into three lower cat
gories as follows:
Approved with comments: Doug
las, Juneau, Kodiak, Palmer, Pc
tersburg, Seward, Sitka, and
Skagway.
Advised: Cordova and Sheldon
Jackson at Sitka.
Warned: Fairbanks.
Pupils from accredited schools
in Alaska may transfer to high
schools or 60 on to colleges in the
Pacific Northwest or in other
areas with which the Northwest
association has reciprocal rela-
tons and have their credits &C.
copied at face value, Dafoe said.
The commissioner, who serves
on an Alaska committee of the as
ISOLATION along with Superinten-
dent Sterling Sears of Juneau and
Superintendent William Zahrad-
meek Of Palmer, said the rating
leading to accreditation by the
association is not an official func-
ton Of his office He and the
others were appointed to the AL
aska committee by the associa-
ton. Lester Wingard Of Peters
burg will replace Sears on the
committee this year
Dafoe explained that schools
must meet rigid qualifications set
up by the association to win the
highest rating. Any deviation re-
suits in their being placed in the
with comments" category the
first year the deficiency is noted
and then being denoted one
grade each year until the matter
is corrected. If school in the
warned" category does not re-
move the deficiency by the next
year, it is dropped from the &C
credited list.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-04-22
WET RULES IN DRY STATE

OKLAHOMA CITY, Ut h G
Oklahoma Criminal Court Of APP
peals- has ruled that liquor drink
ing BY jurors during a trial recess
is not grounds for mistrial unless
they get drunk.
However, the court held that
any drinking after the case has
been submitted to jurors IS
grounds for a nistrial.
Oklahoma is constitutionally
dry.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-04-22
House Group Would
Let Alaska Legislators
Serve as Delegates

WASHINGTON, R-Members
Of Alaska's legislature would be
eligible to serve as delegates to a
constitutional convention this fall
under terms Of a bill approved
Wednesday by House territories
subcommittee
Delegate Bartlett (D-Alaska)
said Alaska's Organic Act now
forbids legislator from election
or appointment to an office Gre
ated by legislature Of which he
was a member.
The recent legislature has
called a conventions for this No
vember to draft a constitution for
Alaska as a state.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-04-22
Queens 10Th Birthday

WINDSOR, England, R-Queen
Elizabeth II celebrated her 29th
birthday Thursday with brisk
canter in Windsor Great Park. To
take the ride in the park near
Windsor Castle where she is stay
ing with her husband, the Duke
Of Edinburgh, and their two chill
dren, the Queen had to tear her
self away from big stack Of
greetings, letters and kilograms
from many nations.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-04-22
WET TRACK

PORT MARNOCK, Ireland, R
-RacehorSe trainer Tim O'Sulli-
van was thrown by skittish
two-year-old he was exercising
on the beach Wednesday.
O'Sullivan fell into the Irish
Sea, was swept out by the ebbing
tide and drowned.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-04-22

A Billy Graham and Palermo
Brothers musical film, 'NChal-
lenge of Missions" will be shown
at the Assembly of God Church
this evening at 7:30.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-04-22
MRS. ROOSEVELT HoNoRED

NEW YORK, R'-Mrs. Franklin
d. Roosevelt is the recipient of
the sixth annual Philip Murray
Award, a plaque, and $4,000 for
"a lifetime Of service in behalf
of many people"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-04-22
AT ROTARY THURSDAY

(, An impressive film entitled "A
New Look at the H-Bomb" was
shown to Rotarians. Guest was
Charles Esch of Seattle.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-04-22

AUSTIN, TEXAS-Wes Santee
of Kansas, running IN the Texas
Relays at Austin, shattered the
American mile-run record with
time of 400-5 but failed to join
the ranks Of four-minute milers
John Landy Of Australia and
Roger Bannister of Great Britain.
In the event Santee lowered his
own American mile-record of
4.OO.6 which he had set last June
at Compton, Cal.