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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-06
Old Age Pensioners
Receive S20,076.0O

There are $50 old age pen
sioners in Noble county who re-
ceived a total of $20,O76.OO for
the month of December, accord
ing to a report released today
by the department of public
welfare.
This represents an average
payment to the Noble county
aged in the amount of $57.36.
In addition to the above, there
were Is others who received
$1,l7740 for health care.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-06

Beginning Tuesday, Jan. IL,
the First Baptist church of
Caldwell, in cooperation with
other conservative Baptist
churches of Eastern Ohio, will
hold its fourth annual mis-
sionary conference.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-06
SunmerfieId Native Is
Named To High State
Office In Atlanta, Ga.
Ralph {. Barnes Is New Assistant Chief
OF Communicable Disease Center In South

DR. Theodore Bauer chief of the Public Health Service
Communicable Disease Center Atlanta Ca has
the appointment of Ralph Barnes assistant chief
the centers training branch, In his assignment Mr.
Barnes will be in charge of the nationwide training facilities
of the branch Dr. Edgar B. Johnwick the training
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-06

field where he has served.
All of the evening meetings
begin at 1880 o'clock and the
Sunday morning service at
1890 o'clock.
The public is cordially in
Vited to attend any or all of
these sessions.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-06
McNutt To Head Board
OF Commissioners In S.
DR.. {. 6. Ditch Employed is County Physician;
$500 Per Week Allowed For Dependent Children

Franz {. McNutt Democrat, newly elected commissioner
or Noble county was named president of the board of
mssioners at their initial meeting, Monday.
H. q. Williams and Ernest Secrest the other two
members The motion made by Williams and seconded
Secrest that McNu president for the coming
year Williams and SecreSt voted yes but McNu cast
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-06

NOTICE TO DOG oWNERs-Dog tags
are now on sale at the Noble County
Auditors Office, Courthouse. Male
and female tags, $3.50 each; kennel,
SI2.50. Deadline to get your tags,
without penalty, is Thursday, January
20, 1855. GILBERT B. LONG, Noble
County Auditor. 26 ~ % %
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-06
Grand Jury Returns Seven True Bills
During Recently Completed Session
(hauntey Rich. Prominent Seneta Twp.
Farmer, lndided For Resisting Official

Following their January session Monday the grand jury
returned seven true indictments and ignored one case
eordng report filed by Foreman Oliver with Judge
vernon Archer OF the Noble county pleas court
The indictments returned were as follows:
Chauncey Rich, Seneca township farmer RESISTING an
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-06
perInian To Submit New
Gas Ordinance o Council
Rates For Caldwell Will Be Identical To
That Submitted By The Ohio Fuel Gas 60.

The initial meeting of the Caldwell council post
poned until Tuesday evening" jan H. according to Mayor
Homer Johnson in order to allow time for council
members study the proposed gas rate increase of the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-06
SERIOUS CONDITION

Wilbert Schott of Caldwell
route 6, remains a patient in
serious condition at the Guern-
sey Memorial hospital in Cam
bridge. His room No. is 214.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-06

BEEF HIDES wanted. Highest
market price. ID. ID. Nichols,
Caldwell, 0hi0. sStf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
co-oP. APIS. FOR SALE
ApARTMENTs WANTEp

FURN. on UNFURN. EFFHC. or one
bedroom In nice apt. bldg. Respon-
sible, middle-aged empl. couple and
small trained dog; Sc. or vic. Union
station preferred. BOX 126-D, star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

ARLINGTON, 8 bedrms. ------SIz6
3, c. AREA, 3 bedrmS. ------Sl06
Y. G. AREA, 2 bedrms, 500
y-W EEALTY co. IA. 8-lS7e
CAPITOL HfLL
SEVERAL LOVEhY houses 8 to 10
rms. 500 q mo. up: auto, heat;
hsmt. For more info. call "a.
CANT REALTY, Reaitof. Ii. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

s7el n. zane ST.. Arl-s.bedrm.
heat, nicely furn. Rent $40, JOHN
L. SHELTON. RealtoT. 10. $4,000.
KENNEDY AND 18Th sTs.-Thr.e-
furnishedi $50. KLiJAH q.
AAEENo 9L1ssSs coi.. usA. rst). Broker
LAYING S CRY. must rem. HON.
with complete furnisninss for I'VE
eludins grand plano. separately
Excellent location In zoned semi-
business district In Dupont circle
area; Splendid opportunity for
small. alert organization. Call AID.
a.3470 between 8 and IL am. A.
bHlGhIWOOD, Bird and Hamilton
~; rvs bedrmS. incl. master
s DeSsM, .Sor baths, ~. rec: rm,: N.
s-ss4e;: eSes., Ia. n S-s sst5a4sD' ~
CONN. AvE.-Oficer's widow has 4
bedrm; house. Ideal for group. AID.
4-9i22 or no. 2-6566. Ext. al.
CLEVELAND PARK-semidst.: 4
SSs sat! asa g-c ar EsSese o sgassSmatis
Ensieside; SIS mo. IA. s-2234.
LANpovER-S rms, bsmt., new
eond.; fenced I'd: 10 min. down
town; 500, sf. a-6262. q
8. ARL.--2-hedrm. semidet.. com.
pletely furn., auto. washer, garbage
disposal. earport, storm windows;
r5n II r. IA "a S1iSzIH q y ae 49,
p. n;Mc oM ssts furnished 2.
den, screened porch. rec. room
and garage: NE new: $2s6 :
FRANK ). PHnEiPs. i b. 7-1 1T
ARL.. 1919 n. Tayior-Bsk. Cape
Cod; garage. drepiaes, fenced I'd,
q au hhr wasaff. ceasS; -h.d,u s-,t S
Tor CONF. house eepins: eonv. 70 I.
fare bus. Ice. shop. ctr: 10 minis.
scr siS5 mo. DICK BAssETT. "a.
R f1IHehi rm. and bath. h..
VII. Oh, garage: On bus, $125 mo.
AEkEHNhbHSdfzzs. B Sr ~ 3ii ilsns: 3.
bedroom house with iiv. rm. din.
fm. comb: kitchen with auto.
Renting for $40 per month, XII
1904. Al BAKER & SON. INC,
IA &c., sSs: hiEUtAH oosas%' "a S's 3:
ARNA yALLEx.s rooms and porch,
semidet. brk.. . bedrms.. each with
M iaiH5qi Sn Hill III fxRkEtnisu. =
story brick, Georsetcyn:type: con
heat. hardwood fcors; wei turn.
for discriminating bachelor or cou-
PIE patio garden; Ap: 2-05l0. a
BEEAuIHTL RADIANT VALLEY.
Wash. BALTIC. pkwy.-2 nice bed
rms. separate dining fm.. dish
yaln s,sg StS% o bo sSpMd.y sMIE tisy
NEAL NEw EANDsBURaH's--s-bed-
2 baths. nv. bar. knotty. pine rec.
rm.: mr.. schools: $3.50. HE. 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

BARNEY CIRCLE AREA s.E.-3
h.y. hest: bsmt,; mr.. transp.: $Sb
sSi6 LEONARD DR., Silver Spring
Groom, 2-story. frame-end -shingle
house. Remodeled. Gas heat, large
lot; $l15 per month. Call Ma,
ofNgGYS.. Mp.-e rms. and bath, 2
porches, h.-v.h., newly decorated,
bsmt. with laundry trays, $66 Q
s AZ r. ci 1ssHge' AREA, 1908 I 18TH
st. s.e.--3 bedfms.. Nv baths. gas
h..w. beat; Near transp. 500.
|HILLCREST HEIGHTS, $500 25th
ave seq bedrms.. semidetached.
For rent or sale By OWNER, 20.
N f1R'I BsharcK HOMES bedrooms,
IN baths. full bsmt.; S106 mo.
1mmed. poss. HERB BEDFORD
EAST FALLS CHURCH. bedrooms
~ baths. separate dining room
Si 81. NOW yins is sG0R RoLEYs ssA Ayf
$500 Lee ivy. KE. $3.50. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

NORTH ARLINGTON. 1928 N, Court
House road-S bedrms, and bath,
nv. rm., din. rm. and kitchen. All
LARGE rooms. sos per mo. IA. o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
BRICK, center hall, all large rooms;
8 bedrooms, baths on second
floor: full bsmt... oil h.-w.h.; ga.
rage; porch: lovely lot; convenient na
e everything T1es; u M p',
Realty az BRoKERs. INC. Realtors.
AMER. U. PARK, lower 20s-Det:
brk., 3-bedroom. 2-bath Colonial ct
46th and Alton; splendid quality
and IN absolutely perfect condition;
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l4l1;
ewes, Wo. 6-4754 -
AMER. u. PARK. Gl APPROVED
Det, white brk;, 3-bedroom Colo
rae, slate roof: Sis,s60. FRANK
g. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; eyes,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4-bedroom. 4Sbath brick Colonial
in the finest controlled residential
SSsNS e s. th sHI fitz n 81 e.
CATHEDRAL AVE, 2sO4-6 bed
only steps away from all converts
ences. Immediate possession. Brok.
ers invited. J. A. HAYDEN, Agent,
ma. s-7312. or co; 5-Sl46: 80
CHEVY ChASB, Ds C.-LhIec pfCk
ASKING oen $4,000. s Bill; sSsI
REALTY Co. ma. 2-2S26. Ewes.
ChHMEvY CHASE CHASE. d. c.--Half blk. to
Conn, ave-; Diet. brick; 4 bedrms..
2 baths, front and rear porches;
e. Gs'7 .s Sass s sssd SUM- aif no s4 SH
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--Price re-
duced TO $18,750: low down pay
ment. Den. powder rm.. mod. kit,
liv. rnn... din .rm.,. hall. first moor;
second floor, 4 bedrooms and bath;
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., rec. rm:; garage;
yySS;O Ds lSt x GSny yesGd II every
R snshf f Brokers' SKI Cy INC. Resltcrs.
GLOVER PARK, ID. c., conveniently
located--6 rms, bath. garage; home
In truly immaculate condition. Only
$16.750. Call LEGUM q GERBER,
MT. PLExsRNTH$-story brick; 10
lge. rms, fun bsmt., oil h.-w,h.
S Sip 300 Is Ps az H. E. bh62 2f s'P Eo
sHEPHERD PARK. open daily 1:s.
1880 Kalmia I'd. n.w.-Brick. de-
tached; 2 baths, 3 bedrooms. mod
ern kitchen. recreation room, gar.
ELISA KNIT 70 e s sldaoo cal IA MOE q
TXKOMX, 3. G.. e1e Whittier st.
NV. near Walter Reed.-Loyeiy A.
n Dd Little n eash, low Price sr FOR
quick sale: Call IA. g:A11. "A
WALTER REED, Ga.-Alsska area
Vacant: .prac. new: redec,; semidet.
brick; 0 rms, bath plus 1st-n.
powder rf,.; fun bsmt.; gas &C:
lsSs dEs yss RS s'a sisss' p Rgsss
al BARGAiN: $3.50 down. $o2 mo-
Det.: upper NV. home, mr.. schools:
z rms, 2 baths; Ice. lot..No agents.
RA, 6.6026. HURRY n a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
COLORED

Il ; =; A. = !s H. q;
and bath, h.-wh.; $50. so mo.
1897 s25 S On ct NWS17s , rms; NJ kit
WA6HBURN q MAIZE
s27 New York Ave. NV. ct. a-2s16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

NEAR FIT. pELy0IR and woodIa nm
bedrooms and baths. nice ivins
kitchen. full bsmt. With rec. ro smC
oo4A. AL BAKER a SON. fNc.
near Shirley Duh.
Lying room, dining room comb. Tre
Ntchen. IN baths. Finished recre.
alton room In basement with ont
poe sntrence to fenced yard. Rent
ine sIoIr Sllb per month, Cail XII.
47os CRESCENT ST.. crss.view. Nd
Gel: for children. OF. 2s1SgS 20
ALEX.--2 bedrms.. tiled bath. rec
trsnsp;; sos mo. IA. S-o9S8. ID
A bsssm. AEEA 40 ms fenced yard;
c EsfF asRVfi: - co.t.r. in n9 Il,
excel. for couple with 3 small ehiI..
Srsn or . retired couple Sos mo.
BAILEY's CROSS RoADs--New g.
pedrm: brick rambler; beautiful
tkitchsn with range, refgr. with
freezing compartment. garbage dis
posal. YOUNGSTOWN cabinets, GE
auto. washer In Ice. utii. rm,, iiy,
rni: with nrepl;. sep, din. rm., Ice.
per mo. Cali Mr.. DRAPER. III
4.02S3 after Q pm. -
ARL.--Inviting. semidetached; GOOD
transp.. school, modern appliances
q fenced "a; $SS; no, 2-45s1. ID
brk. washer; feneed-in yard: $St
per mo; IA. $3.50. ID
$3.50 month--New 3-bedrm.' 1-bSth
home with mod. kit, lge. dinette.
liv. rm:; full bsmt; with rec, rm.
on quiet street; nr. schools ant
shopping. Call OWNER. Whitehall
s HIsfae' srR1Ne-Brics Colonial
$syssSS. RE- f-4sao; ewes. VI: .
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Congress Heights Area
FURNISHED, q BEDROOMS
IN baths. full dining nm. he. stor
age room: close shopping.
AVAILABLE Now
CALL 10. 2-0151
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WARWICK VILLAGE
CHOICE LOCATIONS

CHOICE LOCATIONS
FALLS CHURCH AREA
SD6-610 Meridian lane-2-bedru,,
rambler. newly decorated; "a
dient heat, storage attic:
Sodded lot,
100000 Fairfax dY.-2-bedrm,
semideteehed brick home: sep
erate dining room. equipped
kisshen, full bsm1 and large
135-Poplaf Heishts-The choice
Falls Church community with
Its own swimming pool and
recreation center; S-bedroom
brick rambler; ali-electric GE
kitchen with range, garbage
Disposal. dishwasher and Ben.
dix washer; large picture win
dow: wooded lot; storage attic;
Is min. 70 Pentsgun.
lb0-Columhia pines-Beautiful new
3-hedroom brick rambler; SUBJ
division. near Annandale; large
picture windows. furn. base
ment. Pull-down stairway "a
attic: garage; disposal. dish
washer, electric range and re.
frigerator. Large. spacious lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
Larchmont Realty Co., Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. 3-721t
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

JE. $4,000 JE. a-721e
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
FALLS CHURCH AREA
FREMONT oARDENs-Newly re-
decorated: 2 bedrooms, separate
dining room. basement, side and
rear screened porch. fenced yard.
barbecue; 500.
TYLER PARK-2 bedrooms. full
Ss1d disposS lsee espahns Sti .ts sSee0
FAIRFAx-3 : bedrooms. partial
p fs1sTr"i a1f fist s ssdroom.. par
tial basement, fenced rear yard,
soTTH WoopLEy = a-bedroom
rambler; fireplace, carport screened
FALLS CHURcH-Avaiinble on 8
months lease. 3 bedrooms. sepa-
rate dining room, full basement;
JEsF FSsHEiRsoN VILLAGE bedrooms.
i a5s%. sia5 fenced yard recreation
rAIRTAx S;G,Ss Dom. s s:ps x cSa;
A MSseiAaainf RSSaLT y % fNc.. yE. 2.,4so
NVbOHG0.-VE khs NV AsSAs 49,
P PSs' r mos sro. s.2siS. IT. a. iSj
DuroNT-Mod,.
clean. 5-rm. brick; full bsmt.; yard.
SS5 mo, DI. 1880. e
COLoRED-i52s CHUkCH ST. NV.
Desirable for adult family or 2
couples; gas. h., front porches, Ice.
yards; garage. May be seen now.
Avail. in few days. DE. 2-5616.
CoLORED-24l1 II 81. NV
rooms and bath. hot-water heat:
CoLORED-362S PARK PL. NV,
near Howard University -. Newly
decorated. 6-room brick. bath. rec
reation room In. basement: gas heat.
Agent on premises. 3 TO B on Sat.
C6LoRED-4Odb GxULT PL. NE
Oct; rms. bath. gas h.Aw. h.:
1890. Ex. $4,000, Ho. 2-O326.
COLORED
Sc, NE. AND NV. AREA
Several lovely houses: s 70 4 rms,
suqtee. hhsstpxIrfDEFvm more a. i NE. Gall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
HAWTHO RNE

HAWIHOnNE
Priced below the. prevailing prices
OF homes In this lovely CHEVY Cnase
area. Just outside the Chestnut 81:
entrance TO Rock Greek PARK mas
library or bedroom and pain o On
place. kitchen With breakfast area
and bar. bedrns.. 2 baths on
End a.; recreation I'm. with nre-
place. Ewes. TE. 6-2233.
L. T. GRAVATTE
,r.a - - n.aItny MA a-07b3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
HOUSES VNFURNIsHED

SILVER SPRING - 3.bedrm. CO.
lonial: feneed-in I'd: available 4th
OF Dec: $126 per no.. l0412 In
wood ave. Call TX. 3-4113; eyes,.
Ii. 7-6O68. IS
SILVER SPRINGS bedrms.. IN
baths, full bsmt,, $125; others. S7t
and up. MARGTELLER REAL ES.
TATE Ju. 9.2652; eyes,. ~. q
4os QUAcKENBos ST. N.E.-s-rm
semidet. brick; vacant; liv, rm.
din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms. and bath
UP; bsmt.; mr.. Eastern ave. enc
6.b052, ~. 6-7024, 3
AMER. UNIVERSITY Park AREA
Semidet. brick: 3 bedrnns. and bath
gas heat, comfortably furn. $13t
mo, A., d. CRUMBAU0H, Realtor
CHURCH "SRiEHA1S-bedTna
rambler; fenced I'd; close to shops
schools. bus: $96. il. 4-4O54
TIN ROOMS. 2 baths. hot-xater
heat, new roof. On car and bus
lines. N. Capitol st. at r. /. ave.
$126. Call OWNER. 10. 6-74so
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$4,000
Residence of Character
244O KALORAMA RID. NV.

Situated in weshington's most ex-
elusive area; one of those rare
adaptable homes for any sized
family. PIECE de RESISTANCE
Is the spacious. warm drawing
room, so wonderful for entertatn-
ing; servants quarters on 3rd
door. To describe this home in Q
ned home Of this type is priced
more reasonably. You are invited
to inspect this charming residence
and it's secluded garden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

Attractive home, large iiy. Ym., mod
ern Kitchen, 2 bedrms., finished
attic. Large handicapped lot, mr..
Tws ax and Navy Annex: COZ 8.
New brick house. 4 bedrooms, 2
paths. full basement: h-acre lot.
IN AnnAndale, Va.
B. N. SMITH
z41O Columbia Pike IA. S-2756
1888 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
bath. cellar. rear porch: ami: rent
2sIs TN 81. Nw-Duplex. End
a. 4 rms. kit. and bath, cellar;
ami; rent only $50 per mo. RI
1887: RA 6.l10l. "a
S2l w, BROAD ST., FALLS CHURCH
garage; close 70 parochiai and pub
NC schools, shopping center and bus
stop: lge. feneed-in I'd. KE. S-5975
o. apply. for key next door; S1p w.
Broad ST. "a
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON. complete; going
HsYsas'' vLfa2E e ssRSTx s III go
26IS Wilson blvd, Ari.. va. Cal
10 Am. 70 Q pm. "a. 7-2193. -
TIRE STORE, est, over SO years ct
same excellent D. c. central loca-
ton: includes present stock and
equip; recapping and yuieanizing
equip. optional. Owner retiring
TIifisrs save s5 your time and mine;
BE sastSER' SALON sSS for re ssr or s.l.
Excel; loo IN apt. bldg, suit, for
3 or 3 operators. Phone EN-. 2-25ll.
COAT ROOM CONCESSION With
cigar and cigarette counter for re-
sponsible person. Refined clientele;
yearly lease. FAN q BILLS RES
Harry Cohen. between I and 9 pm.
rAvEE Nh owner: liz. on and on;
on 30l; 6-day wk.: $3.50 daily. .
tourist rooms and bath incl. livins
quarters: Prince. Georges Co.;
$4,000 cash. incl. license stock and
g EiETEEh can Ma 7-ss72. HR
FINE CORNER MARKEf-d,IOO
weekly cash sales: AL stock; bar.
gain price; S6.s5o. OWNER. ~.
ron siLE-Florist shop in HrI.,
". d1s 70 illness win sacrifice
A iAi SizGGe; LAUNDRoMAr: full
phiee. $1,000. 1898 14th st. NV.
phone To. 1854; o TO daily
REAL ESTATE and insurance bust
ness located near Rockville. street
door, plenty Of parking room. Oyer
200 nstings. good business, Low
rent and long lease: Wni sell d sda
Broker has other interest, Ideal fol
branch once. Write Boz 416 Gath.
SNACK BAR or sandwich equipment
complete with two 40-case drink
coolers: prac. new. Cost over $4,000:
entertain otter for entire assembly
p E6 srSfa1 q kE E1 SS'G fnkiANINo
business for sale; So. 900 will handle
and includes all equipment. Present
S 0snsE may Sai e N ape s.S49 s7iAnas
MOTEL, about 20 mi. from wssh.
bath home for owner; has earned
above $4,000 for last 8 yrs. with
present income increasing; price
SOC, 600. small down payment ,S,n.
ton: IL units, S-rm. owners home;
price, S65,000. small down pay
ment, or owner will cons. trade.
MOTEL. IN Gettysburg area-Sixteen
brick units. 7-rm. brick rambler.
400 frontage, next door to Testau-
rant; price. $65. 900. ,
MOTEL, mr.. Delaware Memorial
Bridge; IL beautiful, nearly new
units; price. $4,000:
MOTEL, about 40 mi. from Washing
ton on 4 major highways; 10 lux
ury units and 6-rm. raneh-type
home: earnings at rate Of $4,000,
substan. cash req.
MOTEL, nr. Hagerstown--16 units.
once and owners home; price,
100000: will cons. trade. For
further Information. please call
INEZ CUSHARD, Realtof, EN-. =
4232 or OIL. 2-5S67.
Store FixtlIreS Stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

Sc. NE. AND NV. AREA
lovely houses: s TO 4 rms
auto. heat. For more info, ca
zAoAMI REALTY. Realtor. Il
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-27
WIEN AIRLINES

From Fairbanks: Loretta Gort- ley, Frank Peugh, C.J. Bernas, MT. and Mrs. Enmet Shirley, T. C. Kelly, Herb Jones, Beulah Gregg, Genevieve Sillook, Tommy Nthaghami, Abner Gologergen, Oscar Murray, Nathan Murray, Eleanor Walker, Minnie Tom, c. J. Elliot, Will Binney, Pete Sand vik, J. s. enkins, Edna Quien, MT. and Mrs. R. B. Mercereaux, MT. and Mrs. A. E. Jacobson, Howard Define, MT. and Mrs. Frank Whaley and family.
 To Fairbanks: ". Broze, Brant Brady, Edna Quien, MT. and Mrs. Norvin Lewis, Volney Richmond, Lillian Urslin, Tom Beltz.
 From Kotzebue: Russell Her mann, E. Knoll, Henry Mullin, Ralph Ludholt, Mrs. D. McGee, A. Hayhurst, Anne Mueller.
 To Rainbow: Frank Whaley and family.
 To Galena: James McKinsey.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-27
Senate Group Refuses To Cut EisenhOwer's Military Aid Budget

WASHINGTON, R-The Sen ate Foreign Relations Committee Thursday refused to slice $317 million in military aid from the Eisenhower Administrations $312 billion mutual assistance program for the year starting July 1.
 A motion by Sen. Mansfield D-MonD to take out of the bill the entire amount requested for the direct support of military forces of US. allies abroad was defeated decisively.
 The actual vote was not dis closed but Sen. George D-Ga), the committee chairman, was known to be opposed to Mans fields move.
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dova and Anchorage, while Alas ka flies from Seattle Portland to Fairbanks.
 David hailed the Presidents order, saying it was ''fine deci- sion' from the standpoint of the Pacific Northwest.
 Sen Magnuson D-Wash issued this statement:
 "The entire Pacific Northwest delegation in Congress is gratified that the President has agreed to our contention in the States-Al- aska case.
 'sThis means Seattle has been recognized air-wise as the gate way to the Orient and it goes a long way toward establishing the northern short route to the Orient
 II see this as a real and per manent step toward adequate air transportation between Seattle and Alaska
 "The city officials of Seattle, the mayor and the chamber of commerce are to be congratulated upon the vigorous support they gave"
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Eisenhower Orders Continuation of 4-Airline Service to Alaska; Asks
 Merger of PIMA and Alaska Airlines

SEATTLE, R-Pacific North ern Airlines is prepared to begin service to Ketchikan, Alaska, within few days after it receives an operating certificate from the Civil Aeronautics Board, Arthur c. Woodley, the lines president, said here Thursday.
 PIMA. was approved for the Seattle-Ketchikan route Wednes- day by President Eisenhower, who also ordered continuation of the present four carrier service from Seattle to the territory.
 The President gave Northwest Orient Airlines permanent cer- tificate on it's Seattle-Anchorage route and granted PIMA. and Al aSka AirlineS five-year certifi- cates on their routes, adding Ketchikan to the PIMA. route pattern.
 Pan American World Airways already is certificated for the Se- attle-Fairbanks route via Ketchi- kan, Juneau and Whitehorse, VT.
 Pan Americans request for ser vice to Anchorage was rejected.
 Woodley said it is premature to discuss any matters" raised by the President in his letter to the CAB. outlining the route pattern. Woodley was referring to the Presidents recommendation for a merger between PIMA and Alas ka Airlines.
 Donald w. Nyrop, VIVA. pres ident, said in St. Paul that he is very pleased with the award ot a permanent certificate to his company over the Seattle Anchor age route Nyrop said this award will be NW.A's first permanent certificate on any of it's overseas or international routes.
 President Eisenhower wrote to the CAB.
 "I am in full agreement with the boards view that a merger between Alaska Airlines and Pa cific Northern would be an inn portant step forward in strength ening air transportation between the States and Alaska and at the same time reduce the need fol federal subsidy support"
 Nelson David, Alaska Airline president, said:
 we can't deny that there i logic in the Presidents thinking We are open minded on any merg CT proposal which makes sense" !"
 David says Alaska does no compete with PIMA, since tn two fly different routes.
 PIMA. now flies from Seattle l Portland to Juneau, Yakutat, Cor
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5000 Big King Crab, Alive and Kicking, Arrive in Seattle

SEATTLE, R-Three thousand big, squirming king crabs arrived here Wednesday aboard the fish boat Totem.
 Weighing 25,O0O pounds, the shipment was believed to be the first major commercial one from Alaska to this area, On the eight day run south from the Gulf of Alaska they were sealed in the Totem's hold and seawater and air were pumped in to keep them alive.
 They were delivered to Seat tie seafood form.
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Hedy LaMarr Reports 2nd Big Jewelry Loss

HOUSTON, Texas, R-Actress Hedy Lamar reported her second large jewelry loss in less than five years Wednesday night.
 She said that a satin-lined bag containing nearly $50,OO0 in jewels vanished from the River Oaks home which she and her husband, oilman w. Howard Lee, maintain here.
 In Augusta, 1850, Miss Lamar reported gems worth $147,0 ,0O0 stolen from her quarters in the Sherry-Netherlands Hotel in New York City.
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Every year the rivers of the earth carry to the sea two cubic miles of debris.
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Fine Job Printing al The Nugget