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LANGLEY FARMS

only 3 miles from Chain Bridge. In
one Of Virginia's incest close-in
arees-Coionial house with large
living room and fireplace. fun din
ing room, large screened porch.
equipped kitchen and lavetSry On On
and half bath on second door:
pine-paneled recreation room with
bath In basement: Pear GARAGE;
oil heat: S/1O-acre landscapsd
grounds; l or 2 year lease S1oO
per month. Available Sept. ].
Lee w. Charters Agency
Mclean. Va. Elmwood $4,000
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

small unfurnished house. z to 10.
with bath or u bath on LIST n.
cloye-in NV. Dupont Circle or Conn
ave. vic. preferred. Call ST. 3-537o
RESP. FAMILY desires a-bedrm
house: close-in Va. prefer; mr.. park
or playground. so. s-99h2. Ia
MONTGOMERY COUNTY or upper
NV bedrooms (oT 5 II large.
for responsible local family with
veIl-hehaved children. Convenient
to parochial school desirable
Rental open, prefer approx. Sl25.
Call soon At mother-in-law's. La.
VAN. C.--Navy captain desires q
2-bath, ga bedrm. furn. house about
Aug. IS. L. MLECKA, IA. 1880.
HOUSE IN GLENDALE, seabrook
section. Call Spruce 3-SS39.
SILVER sPRiNG AREA-Rental list
ings needed immed. MARSTELLER
REAL. ESTATE. JU. 9-2552. JU.
WANTED TO RENT in Takoma Park.
6 or room home. 500 70 Sl25;
3 bedrooms. basement. yard, for
family with 3 teen age children
can furnish excellent religious, so
cial and business references. PHILIP
8. HUDSON, r. d. /. Dillsburg,
Pennsylvania.
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We can rent your house,
$150-$250 per mo. Call Mr..
Tierney,
METZLER, IA. 5-7575
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1922 18th Street, NV.
Detached
8 Rooms . Baths, Gas Heat
Rental, Sll0
SAIL 42nd st. Northwest
Detached
Available September ], 1858
Shown by Appointment Only
3 Rms, ia Baths, Library, Oil Heat
Rental, $lSb
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br
900 F st. NV. MA. 8-3440
Mr.. N. Capitol and N. Y. Ave
Five -bedrm.. 2-bath home. First a.
large entrance hall, liv. rm. with
flrepl., large din. rm.. modern Kit
and den; $3.50 mo. Heat, hot water
gas and cleo. included. Shown BY
Appointment
Sullivan Brothers
1920 K 81. NV. ME. Saga
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXON

TWO 3-FAMILY APIS, 3 single
houses, real estate note Exchanse
for farm and cash. Up to $780,
900. IA. 9-70iQ. Us
WILL EXCHANGE Groom house IN
very good condition for Maryland
farm, lot. acreage or commercial
land House valued ct $4,000
with existing $1,000. First trust
Call JOHN BEAVERS. WA. 1859
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
RETHESnA
FALLS CHURCH

Newly decorated. Nr. schools snc
tranSp. $3.50 per mo. Call OIL
2-457S, $50 It'll $50. -i5
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1852 Argonne Pl. NV.
Excel. row brick home with entrance
foyer. liy. rm.. din. rm... and KIT;
on LIST FIR. 8 large bedrms. and
bath on End AZ: Pull bsmt" Oh
II. O. sMrTHY CO., 81 18TH st.
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CARRY-OUT SHOP
DRY CT,EANTNG

$1,000 DOWN
Corner loo. az eauigto; Ike new
$4,000. A r. SEELYE. DI. 1895
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GEORGETOWN-2 houses, like new:
summer-vinter air conditioning
Open Sat. and Sun.
1900 N has 3 bedrooms, baths,
af02 N has 2 bedrooms, garden.
$40.
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WESTINGHOUSE
I,AIJNDROMATS

Can net $4,000 Q ". AID westihR
house helps helps YOU n IND locations
and trains owner to operate :. theil
own profitable business; $1,000 Il
$4,000 initial investment required
Write, wire or phone J B AR.
RINGTOE. Rm $50 Bond Bldg
Washington 5. D. c.. MA. 1858
GULF STATION, near the new Acc
Bldg: grocery store with 3-rm. apt
adjoining: also 3-car gar. on
acre of land. on Route 240. Owner
crossed approximaattely SlOO.Q0(
". Full price, S1",so0; terms; 4.
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1904 VALLEY DIR,

1904 VALLEY DR..
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Attrac Diet. brk. home. with Nv I'm.
dinette, large kit. on lst A.; 3 bed
rms. and bath on End; full bsmt
gas. forced air heat, large yard
Rent, $50. Call. Monday. II, O
eMITHY CO, Sli 18th st. NV,
ST $4,000.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV.
B7lg Crawford dr., Rockville, Md
2. bedrms,, bath, liv. rm. with IRE
place, kit and .dinette. Key o
b721 Crawford DR..
co, 5-0222
Ewes. VIZ. Ends. ~. e-<b79
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N,w.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
$500 Legation st. NV.
Open Today, l TIL Dark
just on Conn. Ave. past Kenmore
Apts. an immac. 2fz-yr. -old cor
brick Colonial In neW-house cond
rms. bath. porch. powder Tm.,
full bsmt: CarpetinR. many extra,
excel. schools. transp-. shopping
Priced in mid 29's. See. or fol
weekday. appt. call EN-. 2-2137. OF
ST. 3-1717. Exclusive.
L. %. LAVALLEE CO.
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3-bedrm. brick rambler. Liv. .rm, j.,
sep. din. ell, equipped kit; nice To-
JOHN casisn W MUJIIRoY CO.. 90 Hillwood
ave. Falls Church, Va. JE; f.
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COFFEE POT

COFFEE POT
Drive-in: nearby Md: $500 vk
business, 50ee gross pront; moStl!
sandwiches and coffee; 8 days
closed nights and Sum-: equip
worth $4,000; small payroll; pficet
Ewes. and Sun. Sam Blanken. Ia
9-0g06.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
63l z at. NV MA. R-D373
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DOWNTOWN
1921 NJ ST NV.

1921 NJ ST. NV.
Arranged for meeting house or club
Also rooms and bath private
upstairs; WIN sell on terms. OIL
trade for cheaper property OF
'm Marshall fssai J. wApIE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-20OE
rs un daK0MA P EARN p: 6 sem,d..
fenced I'd: 90 GI. A nice place fol
your children; on terms.
6640 Piney Branch rd.-Det., nice
eond.; 8 rms, bath; corner lot /:
garage. Quick poss. Good terms
s69 venable pl., vae.-Rambler
2 baths; I'd; garage: $4,000 cash,
$115 mo-, or Oh financing.
1923 Underwood ST., the bargain Of
n.w.-Mod. Diet. brick with powder
rm., rec. rm.: fenced I'd; good
terms. Call to inspect.
S31 Rittenhouse st.-Det. brick;
8 Ice. rms, 2 baths; earages; Id
Quick poss. Very hne terms.
srRoUP REALTY CO.. RIA. $500
WALTER REED AREA HOMES
6420 LUZON AvE.--SlS,500
Def. BRICK--6 RMS, 2 BATHS
671O l4th PLACE-$22. $50
3-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER
1855 TEWKESBURY PL. NV.
DEF. Bricks RMS. "a BATHS
62l9 PNEY BRANCH ROAD
DEF. BRICK--ONLY $4,000
TO INSPECT THESE HOMES
CALL RA. 3-0140, RA. 3-2456
LOUIS RUDDEN Elk. 3-5701
AIS FORT TOTEM DRIVE
vET--No Cash 'i powN. Attract,y,
brick with front screened porch
big. lv. rm., din. rm,. kit with
table Sd. 3 bedrms.. ~ baths, rec
rm. in bsmt. Price subject TO VA
appraisal. Can Mr.. King. 10
9-0497 after 8 pm. Dir: No. Cap.
itol st. extended 70 Riggs I'd, right
to d RSeE op c1se ss9 ehu Hno r. SSb
ERTIES, INC, MA, S-b74O.
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4019 Lorcom Lane
s ho%s In N 0f Az Liv '' Tm vits nH 9s
fenced ward S95 mo Call W c.
SMITH, Mon, d. 7-l411.
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BOOMING HOUSE; Mass. ave,-ie
rms, baths oil heat: rent, 5000,
inc. S525. Good investment, with
$500 down. Call
.KEAcH 4 PURCELL Elk. 3-241.
TOTAL PRICE $1,000, with small
down payment. EIght rms; rent
S95. Inc. SIG, plus list floor
REACH & PURCELL Elk. 3-241c
81 900 DoWN.--Lovely guest home
10 bedrms., va baths: long lease
profitable buy.
REACH q PURCELL, Elk. 3-2412
5000 DoWN--Rooming house; mr.,
Dupont Circle; | rms. . IA baths
KEACH AZ PURCELL Eek. 3-24ls
BEER PARLoR, strictly beer; 49,
cases weekly. IS tegs; no food
NA. $1,000 atlas M. s-sos,
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ROOMING HOUSE

We have many fine plants for sale
also retail stores. A. r. 5EELYE
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Everything to go into business: shoe
6nisher, stitcher. almost new dbl
cement press and all size lasts. D.
seat shoe shoeshine stand uphol
/ show case. 2 work benches. Lum-
Der for partition. Real good buy
ia g-1266. l4s
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FALLS CHURCH

Convenient TO st. James School and
Church. 4 bedrms, . baths, sep
din. rm.. equipped kit, full bsmt..
sarage. S135.
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PASTOR & McGREW
Pc. 2-e44s Ewes. Gath. 475-M
BEAUTIFUL PLACE
Rooming house. 10 rooms, baths,
oil heat. brick 2-story garage, really
nice place. Check income plus
Methodist Church. $1,000 down.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-b140
Rooming House Wanted
1 believe L can. sell your furniture
and business fast II priced right.
Any size. Quick action.
Edwin l.. Ellis, Realtor
Long Est. Roomlng House Broker
l0lO Vermont Ave. RE. 7-5l40
Is ROOMS, 4 BATHS
Mass ave near Dupont circle---Rent-
ing rooms, oil heat: want 1000
down. PRICED to sell. Check Income,
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 7-514O
80 ROOMS, 8 BATHS
Property. furniture and business,
apis. and rooms. Income quoted,
Price S4s,56o: terms. Not far from
I4th and Massaehcusetts ave. NV.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. m. 7-61t0
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BY OWNER, CHEVY CHASE, %.

BY OWNEh, CHEW CnhSE, ~. v.
-Semidet, brick; . rms. and bath.
modern kitchen, full basement. rec
reation room w/lavatory and show
er; gas heat. storm windows.
screened front porch, cony, TO
schools and shopping areas, Excel
lent condition. Price. $4,000. .Wo,
on KALoRAMA RD.. of Conn. ave.
Ia rooms, 3 baths, 3-story and
bsmt brick: priced to sell on terms;
either turn. or unfurn. Call MR..
V1NNIcK, ME. S-2294. FE. :i-2SB4
--lb
Mr.. STATE DEPT.--lst comml mr.
CIV Univ "A well constructed 8
rm. bath, brick large bsnht., gaS
h.-wh. Ideal for once and home.
re- 7.@iS7, Ii. t-72s5
FOR SALE OR LEASE--Large
stately residence, for discriminat-
ing people; suitable for group,
rms, 3 baths, 3 porches. 10 walk
In closets; beautiful; accommodate
"A or more, OWNER. AID. 4-552l
Def, on Q firs.. S rms, 3 baths. oil
h.-w.h., stationary tubs garage; In
good cond.: $4,000. GUY TIMER,
1899 18th st. NV. NO. 7-4e07.
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3RD AND @ SITS. NE.
9 rms, bath. = kits; oil heat: reas
rental.
WALTER A. BROWN
101S Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. S-1669
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CoLoREU-I5e7 N. CAPITOL ST.
house, very good condition. excel
lent location; coal hot water heat
S100 mo. Inspect or. call CO. o.
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EHTLUM-TAKOMA AREA, IL IN
derwood pl. n.w.-Lovely, Bemidet.,
2-bedrm. brick home; storm win
dows. fun bSnlt.. fenced yard: Open
Sun. . to Z RA. 3-6552.
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18TH AND r SITS. NV.
Lovely home, s rms, 2 baths; reas.
priced.
WALTER A. BROWN
1918 Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. S-16S2
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Al SERVICE STATION
VIII sell Americas largest selling
brand Of gasoline and motor oil
No competition. Investment re-
auired. Located In new develop
ment. Route T, west OF Falls
Church. Cali IA 5-fi05b. ID
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% TOonSt 600. Do. T-J6US. II
COL0RED - NEWLY DEC. 6-rm.
semidet.. gas heat. vac, 500; good
NE. DIXIE REALTY CO.. AP. 2
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DRIVEN REST.

In all kinds Of sand
chicken and shrimp in basket
inc. quoted $1,000 weekly on food
oRly. legal slot mach, showing 9
tremendous profit. seats rs, large
parking area, rent only S27f
monthly. long lease: a real buy
Call MRS HoNEYcUTT. ST. g.
1900
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S31 Rittenhouse st.-Det. brick;
8 Ice. rms. 2 baths; garages; I'D
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Legal Slot Machines
NEWSSTAND

Owe over $500 Sfly. I sros.; 0 much more
when school opens. NV. at bus
stop; $1,000 down.
Lane Pastor, Elk. 3-2555
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1918 Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. s-1652
COLORED-OTIS PL.
RIG. RIM. COL. BRK.. 9 RMS. GAS
HIT. OTHER HOUSES AND APIS.
1St NATL. REALTY
Q Thomas Circle NV. RE, 1884
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1923 Underwood ST., the bargain Of
n.v.-Mod. Diet. brick with powder
rm., rec. Tm.: fenced I'd; good
terms. Call to inspect.
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l Y eufchcombing

a If any of the uranium prospectors in Sitka or Mt. "a recundbe get an extraordinary reading on their "gadgets VIII you please let the Sentinel know. Rurnor hath it that the Russians exploded their bomb on "Wrangel island" which is near the Alaska mainland ana slightly northwest of Japan.
 iA-
 M Knowland is building him self up a potential presidential candidate LII the only question is whether i.'s 1856 or 1860. Personally, we rather liked inc California senator before he was getting so much space in Alaskan papers.
 -l-l- a I see where my name mas theen caangel to Erenst. We'll I've been called lot of other things but now I am ernest
 1-E a aAs it comes to all men" is distinctly apropos to the way some people and groups try to hurry their pet projects 10 com nletion. When it's time for you to accomplish what you desire your project or wish will be fa,lfa,lled and not before.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-29
Red troops should be withdrawn iron, satellites first

FAIRBANKS (P) Sen. Will liam F. Knowland (R-Calif) suggested today that if the Russians really fear aggres- sion from a unified Germany or a free world, the western powers could agree to the guar antee of the pre-World War II Soviet frontiers and no Gnore."
 But first. the senate Repub- lican leader declared, Russian forces should be withdrawn from the satellite states of eastern Europe.
 Knowland dealt extensively with the issues of the cold war in the address prepared for an afternoon convocation at the University of Alaska e p. m. Fairbanks time). The senator was to receive an honorary de- gree of doctor of laws.
 His audience included dele gates to the statehood consti- tutional convention for this one time Russian territory. He pledged strong support for statehood for both Alaska and Hawaii.
 He charged 'Molotov sabo- tagged the Geneva spirit which have been envisioned by the western leaders. He did it cold ly and after deliberation with the Kremlin hierarchy"
 The senator declared "the Soviet version of the Geneva spirit has shown up as coun- terfeit;;" all the former causes of international tension still exist and "some new ones have been added" that ''peace with honor means there will be no Munich appeasement whereby the freedom and sovereignty of small nations are traded for false promises of peace in our time';;" that he doubts the jus
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-29
Territory will be great & important stute in future

FAIRBANKS (P) Senator William Knowland today ex- pressed a conviction that state hood wiuld come to Alaska in the mot too distant future. :" He made this statement to de- legates who are drawing up a constitution for the proposed state.
 The California Republican addressed the convention this morning. He told delegates that Alaska would not only become state but a great and nnpor- tant one.''
 Don't be discouraged" he advised the delegates and the gallery which was jammed with visitors including the pre- sident of the University Dr. Ernest N. Patty, former gover- nor Ernest Gruening and Mrs Knowland.
 Knowland gave two quota tions from the Congressional Records of 1850. little more than 100 years ago, in which California was denounced as 1; potential state on grounds Q iourners and wayfarers.' 1 its floating population, so
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Type of legislature brought
 into open ut convention

rolling between two houses. Delegates debated an hour
 for the open committee session They settled on 7:30 WedneS- l day evening. Victor Fischer of Anchorage objected to night session. He said he was afraid it would develop Unto free for-all."
 But Steve McCutcheon re- piled that II would like to see a free-for-all on this subject"
 The delegates also defeated a motion that would have re quired a poll vote on the sub ject immediately after the com mittee of the whole public meeting.
 Delegate John Helenthal of Anchorage said the convention should wait for reaction and suggestions before taking any action to settle the issue. Un- der convention rules, the pub lie will be allowed to address the convention Wednesday night if called upon by the convention, or if the president asks for response from the public.
 As passed, the motion sets the committee of the whole meeting for tomorrow night, with the public invited to at- tend, And it does not bind the convention delegates to ex- press any opinions on the sub- ject for the time being.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-29
Arctic cold enguIfs eastern fwo-fhirds
  of country
by The Associated Press

An Arctic cold wave com pleted it's sweep today of the eastern two-thirds of the ma ton. An accompanying bliz- gard virtually paralyzed high way transportation in the sprawling industrial city of Buffalo, N. \.
 A snow storm that built up mounds five feet deep south of Buffalo left thousands of workbound stranded on street corners and in stalled cars. Roads leading to the city were blocked by stalled pas senger cars.
 The strongest and coldest surge of polar air So far this season turnbled temperatures to the freezing mark as far south as northern Florida, the gulf coast and southern Texas.
 Chill winds shriveled the mercury to 16.8 degrees in me tropolitan New York, lowest for the season. Newark, N. J.. had it's lowest Nov. 29 reading in record, 15 degrees. Allan tic City's 1T reading was the lowest for the date in 82 years
 Temperatures were below zero in eastern Montana, the western Dakotas and parts of New England.
 The icy blasts, accompanied by snow in some regions, brought unreasonable temper
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Federal aid for schools may be required

WASHINGTON (P) Presi- dent Eisenhower. said last night the federal government will have to step in if neces- sary to prevent Ia lack of schools in certain important areas"
 He cautioned, however, Tiff We depend too much ...... on the federal government, we will lose independence and in- itiative.'
 The presidents remarks were sound-filmed at his Get tysburg, Pa, office for presen- tation at the White House con-
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FuUre government finuIIy fuIIs today

PARIS (P) The French na- tional assembly tonight voted premier Edgar Faure ou of off, flee, 318 to 218.
 Faure's, cabinet the 21st in post-war ar France came into office on Feb. 23.
 In overthrowing the govern ment, the national assembly practically eliminated any hope for assembly elections before spring.
 Faure had asked frs. for cleo tions in December. When that became impossible, because of parliamentary disagreement ov- CT the electoral law, the pre- mier put back the dates to Jan uary or February. Normally the elections would not have been held until next July.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-29
One or two house issue brought out into open

l FAIRBANKS (P) An issue that may provide the princi- pal controversy at the Alaska constitu ional convention was brought out on the floor for the first time here yesterday.
 The question is this: Should the legislature for the propos- ed s,ate of Alaska have one house or two?
 For the past three weeks, constitutional convention del- egates have been discussing in private the issue of ibicamer- alism versus unicameralism or two houses or one house?
 Monday, delegate Steve Me Cutcheon brought the differ ences of opinion into the open. He proposed the convention resolve itself into a committee of the whole tomorrow night for public discussion on unicameral or one-house legis- lature - or the customary two house legislature
 The McCutcheon proposal was carried.
 Before the convention be- gan, few delegates had thought of this issue But since the convention opened, more and more delegates have been sup porting a plan to have a one house legislature, such as the state of Nebraska.
 Supporters of the one-house plan Say they believe it is more suited to Alaska's needs, and also eliminates political log
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-29
KnovIu1d teIIs convention
 AIusku will get stutehood

The senator pledged to do all he could to help gain favorable consideration for Alaska state hood by the next congress.
 ''The work of this convention is being watched by 165 mil lion people," he said "Ultim- ately they will demand state hood for both Hawaii and AL aska.'
 Knowland attributed divine inspiration" to the framers of the U. s. constitution and said he felt the delegates here are also moved by a similar force.
 He issued a note of warning to delegates against placing a concentration of power in the hands of one individual, weak ening the power of the people.
 If we are half as wise as the original convention delegates, we will preserve our federal republic with limited and spec flied powers" he said. He add ed the competition of free en- terprise has built America and advised Alaskans to invite in vestment of private capital.
 The senator ended by saying that there was no better pledge than Jefferson's:
 il have sworn on the altar o1 God to fight every form of ty' ranny over the mind of man"
 At the conclusion of his speech, delegates arose and gave him a rising ovation,
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-29
Maybe she couldn't afford them!

PHOENIX, Ariz. (P) A 52- year-old woman was stopped by police yesterday carrying an arn1ful of Christmas wrap pings and carving knives from a store in one of the fancier shopping centers in Phoenix.
 After a hurried conference she agreed to pay STOPS for the goods, and police let her go
 She drove away in a 1856 Cadillac.