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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

STABLE POOL ROOM in Takoma
Park. clean. fully equipped, aif-
conditioned. 2.000-ft. floor space.
Inspection by appt. or any weekday,
g 70 y pm. RA. 3-7064. Pc
LADIES APPAREL AND ACCEs-
s6o,iRiEis-1Charming small shop for
Frs M Z sHopPiSa SsFisiSts e4ENN4fh cENTER. lHW Aies:
good lease, profitable. One capable
person can operate and only q small
investment required. ov. 3-312l or
STORE. si&1 Ga. ave. Sill. spe-
and wine lunchr0om and delica-
lessen: good business and location.
reasonable JU. 9-9S50. e3s
PARTNER WANTED; must have UP
to 81 500: full or part time: newly
established product. IA. 5-0075:
CLEAN AND SHOE REP, $3.50
Exc. loc.; rent $3.50; must sell due
to other bus. int: 1927 K NV
RE. 7-sl57; after o. RIA. 6-ol2a
BEAUTY !sos SHOP. fully equipped for
cav asns sSeS town Tye yo ossesasS5' sass Fssson
FOR SALE-Sheet metal shop doing
gutterins. roofing. duct work and
general sheet metal work in NV.
Washington and suburban Md
Owner plans to retire. This is
prosperous business and will show
good returns. Box 1881. Star;
TELEvIsIoN REPAIRS AND SALES.
including room and bath apart
ment over store. Tedecorated ard
attractively furnished. Low rent.
lease available. Gross business per
$1,000. Established ard well known
IA years. Well stocked and equip
ped far over selling. price. Attrac-
tive income to right party. 500
down. balance $500 per month to
responsible buyer Selling on ac-
count OF illness Reply Box 484-K.
BEAUTY sHoP-colored--Teprifc
buy; wet booths. complete: s dry
{, cases; : :, desk; $500. I4os MenTos
REsTAUiRANr-BAR. III downtown; -sS open
stock: . no brokers. rA csii OWNER
after 4 PM, Elk. 3-S9Sg. 26s
FREDERICK, MD.---Restaurant busi-
ness for sale. Apply s27 8. Mar
casaE kss "a fhSnf fSEfrMPsTseiipf MI fo5tf 2t eu,
parts. bins. lockers, cash req. add
Ing mach, typewriter. desk, chairs,
fire extinguisher, etc. HALLEMAf
BAR AND GRiLL. downtown, like
new cond.: long lease Sla.750: only
$1,000 down. See Mr.. GLASS;
coNvALEscENf HOME. Bosds.
Health Dept. for 5 patients: has
one acre ground only 81, 900 down
which includes settlement, bal. Ike
rent. Pooissyiiles 2s546 20.
equipment: S35 mo. rent. Ii. A.
s4NDwIcH sHoP: esrryout. Active
days, o to g. sacriiee st 81 900
plus stock. Call at SIS 7th 81; sw.
Phone AD. 4-30o7 after pm.
BEAUTY SALON. 8 wet booths and
air Conditioned. Well establIshed.
Box 46S-K. star. 23e
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HOUSES FURNISHED

2 pesirabis neishborhood,. % NJ, Schools
Air -cond., dishwasher; Avail. 8 mos
starting Avg. l5; $3.50. Also syail
LTsfHNas HsfYsR 9L NEE6Ep Siis7 spec,a,izins in
INC, Il6 So. St. Asaph St, Alex
ss.t7is4f.n norf or Kl. 8 s-esi4. o@a6
ARLINGTON-5 rms, 2 paths, rec.
rm.; completely ,frrn.; reliable
couple; must have best refs. Would
make deal with owner to nave ]
rni. Call before 3, IA. 2-4639;
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, ARL.-
rooms, 1st floor; living dining
room. kitchen with breakfast space,
library or extra bedroom. "a bath;
utility room equipped with washer,
dryer and ironer. Screened porch
workroom. garage. TV. 2nd floor,
. bedrooms and bath. Large yard
ample flowers and Towering shrubs
! mile from shopping center: 1-yr.
about July 10. Phone owner. KE
s5oe 5;th AVE, s. cheverly, Md
2-bedrm. detached brick on lge.
fenced lot Rec. rm. Avail. July ]
S125. NJ. E. SMITH, INC. DI. q
RockvhiE Is5k IL l-lsos: ID s:Oedrm. rambler: mGS
nsfae mo GEo sfR w. 'R6sf RossRTsoSs fssos Reai sIo
tor. 1885 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2123,
FOR RENT FOR SUMMER. Amer,-
can University Park: very mod
erately priced in return for good
care; modern. well furnished. for
small family: liv. rm:; din. rm., den,
rm.. tIi9i attic ian EN- S s-957a' e0fta''0n a.
CHEVY CHASE CLUB AREA-Cool,
lovely. summer home, completely
furnished; 6 bedrms.. 3 baths on
End floor. Servants quarters on 3rd
floor Beautiful side yard. recrea-
ton rm. 81 900 for. 3 mos. Phone
Mr. CLARKE. weekday afternoons,
EMBASSY sEcTfoN. 1929 Fulton
St. NV, tnr Mass. ave, Avail.
July /; 4 bedrms., liv, rm, din.
rm.. kit, lge. library, garage. S275
mo. furnished. Call Mr.. Lavery with
John H. MILLER, Jr.. Ma. S-2557.
KENSINGTON, MD, 1916 Ferndale
sst:LSl20; 2-story Cape Cod; 9
sn, 6sdTm sa;,1 sRd AZ i{ G.i Ssth SErSi;E iq ssss
W. BERENs SALES. INC. 1922 L
ST. NV, Ma. s-7621,
ARLINGTON. VA. 5423 sth pl. g.
bedrms., liv. rm, KIT. din. rm..
bath, automatic gas heat; nicely
furnished; refgr. with freezing
unit, gas range, automatic wash.
machine, util rm.. fenced rear yd.
Dir: Out Columbia pike, right on
Greenbrier, left on sth rd.. left on
sth pl. Call FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES. INC. 1922 L st.
NV, MA. S-7621.
ARLINGTON-2-bedrm. brick; well
furn. and clean with bsmt.: fenced
yard; nr. bus and school: quiet.
convenient neighborhood: Sis per
mo. ZOOS South Troy ST. (ofi s.
Glebel nr. Anderson Hospital. ia,
1-I1TT ga
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AL BAKER g. SON, INc.A
COLOREDlss or - :

CoLORED-6s M ST. N.W.-f0
large rms. ga baths. bsnit., oil
heat, $3.50 month, good condi-
apply FALLIN REALTY CO.. Ii,
coLoRE;D - NEAR UNION sfA-
TON, Capitol, Govt Printing
once, goa g st. n.w,--9 rooms. Q
baths, new. gas range and sink;
hot.water heat. Rent, sos. p. II
Ma MALsHE stases NC 11l5 Eye st. NV.
roIoREDmi2si HoLBRooK sr.
N.E.-Large house with . bedrms..
bath: S107 month. FLOYD T.
PAYS SnsH5 CO" 1929 x st. NV, Ma
CoLoRED-1o11 1t ST. N.W.4s
rms. rms. kit. gas. bath and electric;
500 per mo RE. 7-l9l5. GEORGE
,Bi3AsILIKo, lib Eye st. NV. -25
COLORED-27Ol 18th ST. NE
Eent and buy. mod; det, 6-rm:
home; home I porches, IA baths, fall
94n5. Plm5' TAs ae' e-ssa7g4s. lse' lot. s4 ST. 81
COLORED---I1O2 C ST. SEQ
rooms. bath; brick; $3.50 mo. Ser,
C0LORED-CHANNING ST. Ne
Across from Rhode Island Plaza,
Det: brick: nice yard; surrounded
by beautiful homes; 3 bedrnls., gas
heat; $50. Avail. in Aug. To see
Z nov; H,1 cay Ie, y ?, JOHNSTON. 10 to
coLoRED-FIoRIDA AVE. NiE.,
opp. Gallaudet Colleges rooms.
SIaS S12S Gall 10 to 4. v. D, JOHN
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APTs. UNFURNisHEp-Mp.

ROCKVILLE and 2 bedrms. liy-
ing, room. dinette.. Kitchen. bath
and rear screened porch; near
sschooools and shopping center, 500
to $50 per month. PO 2-3003
FLOWER AND PINEY BRANCH
AREA. also New Hampshire and
East.West hwy IVY I'm y six-gnit bldg.
$40 Laundry and storage rms.
Sfos: Sii1s ins1 home sp. p 2745s E9sD' as ~ g.
CORAL HILLS, at D c. line--Gar-
den apts.; 2 bedrms.. 500; 2 bed
rms, SS5, including utilities. Nr
school, bus. shops. 10. s-70Ss.
TAX. PIX. s415 Flower ave.-Lge.
near bus. shops: all utils. except
LANGLEY PARK AREA bedroom
apt, avail. immed.: End A.; front
and rear. entrs.: garbage disposal:
laundry facils. in bldg. $3.50 all
utils, except elec. Call JU. s-5391.
TAKOMA PARK-New, cool. spa
cious. de luxe 2-bedrm, apt. Near
Must be seen to be appreciated.
JU. $1,000 days. JU. 5-s4e7 eyes,
4-RM. APT.-Mod. kit. unfurn,. S55
MIS- Infl utilS ilSN Phone ans,.E he 47t4Sd abd
81 is QUINCY ST., Brentwood
Apt. newly decorated; 2 large
rooms. large modern kitchen and
bath available for immediate oc-
cupancy. To inspect. pick up key
at 37l4, between s and $50 daily.
or Or cal pI Sp,7Sl 1924 u ~
Ses1s bsdra, e'Iass' ser porch, with H. s-Tay W.;
and bath Call JU. 9-3S77,
1.BEDROOM APT, in new 8 unit,
for the discriminating tenant:
Ss2 So including utilities. JU; o.
TalkSoMA Z PARK. ND. 10 North
ManeT MAJ Or g Grss ss 5o WndheSteT nnd ,s5r APts
apts': lRiv, R fm,, din. and bath, kit
cali janitor, W JU. $500, or @ FRED
ERICK W. BERENS SALES. INC.
1922 L st. NV, Ma S-7621.
SILVER SPRING, MD. Sligo Park
Hills Apis. Spacious, l and bed
I'm. units in beautiful Sligo Park.
School and grade school. Conven-
lent to Walter Reed Hospital. Call
Mrs. Seested. resident manager.
~; S;;4693., or FREDERJIGGK W.
BERENS SALES, INC, 1922 L st.
CLINTON, MD. RID ., Box 22s,
Schultz rd.-S60; End floor; pri-
vate entrance. Lge. liv. rm,. and
bedrm. comb. kit. and bath. l
small bedrm. Can have lge. garden
in rear. Washing .facils. in base
ment Owner furnishes heat. Tenant
pays propane gas and elec. Call
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
INC, 1922 L st. NV. MA. S-7621.
Mr.. U. OF MD.-Remodeled apt, l.,
. and 3 rm. units: S49.50 to
S69.5O. Open for inspection. $500
Balto, blvd, D1. 7-774o or OIL.
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED-vA.

ARLINGTON. westoyer section. Just
on Washington blvd, conv. to
everything bedrm,, liv. rm;,
dinette space. kit. and bath; $69.50
ss e! MI $EAHEs 1Hs1Sdi; Eros. S;.' Ne sRe 81
liv rm., din area. kit. and bath
Close to Clarendon and conv. to
everything: SS5 per mo. incl. heat
and hot water. Call WEAVER
BROS. INC. DI. 7-S300. ga
ARL.. 516 N. Kenmore-Six rooms,
children chi re- l., weIeNme; cSny; shops
and utils. EN-. 2-3319. "a
ARLINGTON, close in, just of will
son blvd. 1632-36 N. Oak St
Bedrm., liv. rm., dinette space. kit.
and bath: $3.50 and $74.50 per
%fatH WEAVER nfIRess sRos. Nc IN ui5li 81 7ssod Ss
ARLINGTON: Columbia pike at Fred
ertck st; Magnolia Gardens; avail
now Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combinations; Q large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
s exposures; ps1reo,, utils s5 tpTn; 11 see 9n mo
ARIiNGSroN Modern 1-bedroom
Block Block. shopping. Fl. Myer. Navy
ar annex; H., pvt ; parking washer. gash drisr'
Newly decorated, 3-rm. and bath
apt. SIS per mo. AD. 4-9054. --23
N, ARL.-1 pedrm,. liv. rm., sep.
dinette: l blk. Hecht's store. walk
ing distance Arl. Hall: off-street
parking; $50 mo. Utils: incl: See
MR.; GUESSFORD at Apt. 8. OF
parking lot at 692 N. Thomas ST.
1 Al AND I BEDROOM APARrMENTs
-5 minis. from Washington via Ar
GROOM REALTY CO. ia. 7-7604:
after 8 call ia. 2-0721. IA
WALK TO FIT. MYER-Clean. re-
dec. cool 1-bedroom apts.:. eonv. to
sisTsti fyisFyshing 5A. a671s ADt; io4' 1900 ss N
mr.. Hecht's-3 rms.
bath. 3 expsoures. Washer-drier in
6sa!, bsmt,. s Ss7 o;,.hiacl 90; incl. utils.; sarage
ARL., newly decorated Ice, a-bsdrm,
II Ms pisEes ssS incl Aps Sts o see 4 MGR sSis Sls
so
ARL.. overlooking Potomac. nr. Key
and Memorial Bridges -. Shaded
M and cool. mod; enc, ! and and z oe bed i
and S9s. Out Wilson a. blyd;, left on
1,bedEm. apt; clean,
Hecht's shop. center. 4O22 9th st.
BkRipAA HI AApt xNb lo9 aRooMI9%s "a MI.9Sts, oe4 2s At.
tractive ,1-bedroom apts.. $50 so.
with a view of the Potomac: Quiet
KeS KeSdfs sr,dHss srsa' IA hr siss MEMORIAL and
CLOSE To PENTAGoN.. iSai Navy Annex
apt. apt in mod. bIds.: SIS incl. Itiis.
Apt 104. 1900 N. Pierce JA; 2
OLD "ALExANpRIA-cor. King and
Fsirtax; 3 rms and bath; 2nd floor
ARL.-2-bedrm.. sarden-type apt.
near Hecht Co. Mod. apt. bldg
$93.50 includes utils. RA. 3-0314.
1929 N. STUART ST., near Hecht's,
between . buslines--1 bedroom.
lge. liv. rm.. kit, tile bath. In q
6-unit bldg. ia. 1857. -25
TERRACE APARTMENTS
II you are interested in an apt. con-
venient to National Airport. We
have newly redecorated, bedroom
apis. from S7075 to S75.75 per
mo-, incl. utils. For inspection
apply at Apt. /, 1901 Abingdon
dr.. Alexandria.
FORT CRAIG GARDENS
Also newly redecorated 1-bedroom
apt. adjacent to Fl. Myer; S70.75
per mo-, incl. utils. For inspection
apply Apt. 9, 11S 8. Court House.
Arlinrfnn Va -24
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

LISTINGs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
Va rentals: AL BAKER g. SON.
INC. l16 s. st. Asaph st., Alex,
Va Phone TIE. 6-7244 or TIE. s.
1344 or XII. 9-6644. -26
SILVER SPRING AREA-Houses ur-
gently needed Clients avail ExG
pert; mgt.! BEERS BROS. JU. g.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE. from owner,
by writer and wife. CIose-!n, west
Of Conn. ave. Prefer spacious, older
home. 3-4 bedrms. CLEAN; $3.50,
lease. DU. T-5377, ewes. Box 154-K,
Star. ia
YOUR VA. PROPERTY can be man
aged efficiently, economically and
profitahly by AL BAKER & SON,
INC; Phone TIE. 6-7244 or KI.
-BEDRM. RAMBLER, SlOO
per mo-, or less: also 2 or 3 bed
rms. with separate din. rm., about
S140. Must be south of Alexan.
ddrriaao to suit client. Tel. so. o.
MOUNT VERNON REALTY CO.
pa
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AMBASSADOR'S ESTATE

Modern Spanish rambler, on
Handicapped acres: delightfully pri-
vate and cool, tree-shaded. walled
in gardens for outdoor entertain
ing: tastefuily furnished for gra-
eious living and indoor entertain
Ing; win rent unfurnished; ideal for
Ice. family and will consider group
OF gentlemen. Rent includes ga
dener; immediate possession.
HALL REALTY co.
Ewes. IA. 2-7s2s or s-7274
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HOUSES FuRN. Cont,
AURORA HILLS

Available July l for 3 or mos. A
beautiful rambler, 3 bedrms.. 2is
baths. dining room. family room, y
gorgeous living room. 2-csr garage,
electric kitchen, washer. drier. deep
freeze. disposal and dishwasher.
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pE Luxe MARRY NEW HoME-o

DE LUXE NEARBY NEW HoME-on
ia acres. Simply charming; set
among huge trees. cool. Center hall,
bedrms.. ga baths, dining room,
all-electric kitchen, disposal and
dishwasherl, breakfast room. large
family room" with fireplace, bar
and charcoal cooker. Porch and 2
h.-w.h; 3 tiiermoStats. attic stor-
age: baths have double lavatories.
Ayail at any time. A bargain 1t
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ONE OR 2 YOUNG WOMEN TO share
nicely nicely furn. house mr.. Shore
ham with several other employed
girls. EN-. 3-5070. pa
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.COLORED-S89
! sth q BENNING; 8 RMS: 1st COM.
OTHER HOUSES AND APIS, AVAIL,
lst NATL. REALTY
1St NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle NV. RE, 1884
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ROMYE LAMBORN

REALTOR
For the Best in Real Estate
OT. 4-S5S6 OF. 4-0S35
SPRING VALLEY
g. 3-bedroom. 1-bath detached home
$l55 per mo. Available Immediately
To inspect. call Mrs. Nicholson
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. Ma. $4,000
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WO0nACREg

520s Wellborne dr.-3 bedrooms
2 baths. living room. dining room.
kitchen and den. full basement; /;
avaiiable July l. Sis per month.
w. c. and A. N. Miller Co.
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Rental Dept, EN-. 2-4464
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FALLS CHURCH

4-hedroom detached home, fenced
yard, automatic heat. modern
kitchen, garage and porch: S12b.
JE. 4-0613, WALTER L. MESS,
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sos Wellborne dr.--3 bedrooms,
baths. living room, dining. Kitchen
and den; side porch; garage. and
full basement; $3.50 per month.
Available Immediately.
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HOUSES RECOMMENDED

WESLEY HEIGHTS
4S37 Lowell ST. n.w,-LiVing room,
dining, kitchen. 3 bedrooms, bath:
full basement; side porch: $3.50
per month. Available Immediately.
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Del Ray-4-bedrm.
rm. and garase: IL blocks TO
school, bus and shopping; 3 blocks
to churches; S115 mo. This house
wants 2 nice large family. Phone
XII. 9-6644.
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,hedfm. house. new; near Munson
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Beautiful building, bright living room.
jr. dining room. kitchen, bath,
master TV antenna. RESIDENT
MANAGER, ia. 9-6600. -23
COLORED OR WHITE-I2OO BLK.
II ST. N.E.-3 rms, kit. pvt. bath.
Reas rent. Ii. 3-SSS4. "a
N.W.-Newly dec, arm. and bath
apt. Heat. furn. Only Ss5 mo. MR.
NEUMANN. MA. s-2321 go
COLORED-3 RMS, kit. and bath.
All utils. furn.. SS5. Ii. 7-026S.
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HOUSES uNEuRN. lcan.. J .
N: HOUSE. near p. MyeS.

103 SOUTHERN AVE. g.E,--4 rms.
and bath; rec. rm., built-in gar. and
sun deck; very economical: 500.
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The Nome nugget., 1955-09-23
Heavy Snow Forces
 PostpOnement Canadian Civil Defense Exercise

CALGARY, Alta, R-Drifting snow from storm that claimed one life and forced postponement of a mammoth Civil Defense ex- ercise clogged southern Alberta highways Thursday.
 At least 100 persons were stranded overnight at the town of Srathmore, 30 miles east of here, when their cars begged down in the drifts.
 The main highways between here and Edmonton and Medicine Hat were closed to all traffic, Airline flights scheduled to leave here Wednesday night were grounded and all incoming flights were rerouted to Edmonton.
 A one-week postponement was ordered for Civil Defense Opera ton Lifesaver - which was to have seen thousands of Calgarians make a practice evacuation to the country Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-23

this week all but two vessels were able to head homeward under their own power. He showed pie lures illustrating the constant threat of bad weather and crush ing ice in temperatures that never went much above freezing even in midsummer.
 The admiral said all of the SUD- plies and equipment scheduled for the Defense Early Warming" chain were unloaded along the 1,500 miles stretch on which the Navy concentrated this summer. Supplies and material for other military outposts in northeastern Canada and Greenland are being unloaded on schedule, he said, and the operation will be com pleted before the Arctic winter closes in.
 Denebrink said the fleet un- loaded 548,OOO measurement tons of general supplies and equipment and 3,686,OOO barrels of petroleum products.
 ''We won a great victory in the Arctic Circle" the admiral said lover the very real enemies of ice, fog, cold and snow"
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-23
Navy Reports It Unloaded 54S,OOO Tons Of DEW Line Supplies From l26 Ships In The Arctic Without Losing A Life
WASHINGTON, tR

WASHINGTON, R = T h e Navy said today that it won a great victory in the Arctic this summer unloading vast quantities of supplies to build and equip the DEW Line" chain of radar de- lenses.
 Vice Adm. F. c. Denebrink told a Pentagon news conference that it was the first time in history that the Northwest Passage, sought for centuries by explorers, had ever been used as a passage to move men and supplies.
 The admiral, who commands the Military Sea Transport Ser vice and personally supervised the operation in the far north, said not life was lost among the 18,647 people aboard 126 ships which took part in the three months expedition.
 Denebrink said many of the ships suffered damage and quite a few ran aground, but the repair service was so efficient that when the last of the special Arc tic fleet rounded Point Barrow
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-23
Mounties Seek Six Men On 60O-Mile Canoe Trip

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask., R- Canadian Mounties today began a search for six young men who left 86 days ago on a 600-mile canoe trip into northern Canada's for bidding barren lands.
 A supply cache was found at DuBawnt Lake, little more than halfway along the route the six planned to follow from Stony Rapids in northern Saskatchewan to Baker Lake in the Northwest Territories.
 A message left with police at Stony Rapids outlined their route and said they had enough food for 80 days. There has been no sign of them at Baker Lake.
 The leader of the expedition was identified as Arthur R. Moi fat of Norwich, Vt, a lecturer explorer.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-23
KennisOn Kills
 Self After Severely Beating His Wife

FAIRBANKS H. Ken nison, 37, operator of the Sham rock Club, is dead with bullet hole through his head and his wife, Mary Lee, 40, is in St. Jo- seph's hospital, the victim of a savage beating.
 Kennison's death was appar- ently a suicide, according to a statement issued by Mrs. Kenni- son to investigating officers. He died at 12:57 am. Tuesday from bullet wound through his right temple, fired from a .25 caliber automatic pistol.
 The steel jacketed bullet went through his head and through two walls of their living quarters in the Shamrock, located at Six-mile.
 Mrs. Kennison told police that her husband and friend returned the day before from successful moose hunting trip. She joined the pair Monday night at dinner in the Wagon Wheel here, and then the group returned to the Sham rock Club.
 When they arrived at the club, she said, her husband started to beat her flor no apparent reason ? After dealing her severe beating, she said, MT. Kennison suddenly pulled the pistol from a military type holster and shot himself.
 Mrs. Kennison was severely beaten around the head and face, with several teeth broken and her jaw is believed fractured. Accord ing to witnesses, the woman is nearly unrecognizable. One law officer stated, If you thought Diane Wells was beat up, you should take look at this woman J
 Kennison has been operating the Shamrock for several years The club has been in receiverShip during this time. Mrs. Kennison is secretary for a local attorney.
 Territorial police are still inves- tigating the shooting.
 The couple came to Alaska about four years ago, first living in Nome. They moved to Fairbanks three years ago, and recently he has been operating the Shamrock club while she worked in various law offices here.
 It was reported that Mrs. Ken nison's mother is flying north. Mrs. Kennison was a well-known member of the Toastmistress Club as well as other local organiza- +innc
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-23
Red Red Cross Donates S27. 1000 to Hurricane Relief

WASHINGTON, R The Rus sian Red Cross and Red relief societies have donated $25,0OO for the sufferers from flood and hur- ricane in eastern United States.
 Sergei R. Striganov, charge d'affaires at the Russian embas- sy, presented the gift to the American National Red Cross yes- terday. He said this is the first time in recent years that Soviet humanitarian organization has contributed to one in this country.
 The Russian groups also gave money recently for earthquake relief in Ecuador and flood re- lief in India.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-23
s. H. Kress, Founder of The Kress Dime Stores, Dies At Age of 92

NEW YORK, LR - Samuel H. Kress, 92, founder and chairman of the board of $. H. Kress Co.,, nationwide five-and-d dime chain store, died Thursday at his home here.
 Kress first entered the retail mercantile business in Nanticoke, Pa, after period of school teach ing. Later he went into the whole sale stationery business in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
 From this beginning emerged the Kress chain, which included more than 25O stores at the time of his death.
 Kress was president of the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, a trustee of the Metropolitan Mu- scum of Art, of the National Gal lery of Art and of the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation.
 He was bachelor. His brother, Rush, vice chairman of the store chain, survives.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
Saint Paul Church
Holy Week Services

Holy Week Services will be
observed by the Saint Paul
Methodist Church beginning
Sunday, April 3, Pastor Paul
Carruth announced.
Featuring the Sunday evening
service will be the presentation
of the film entitled Trial Be-
fore Pilot"
On Monday evening the film
strip with the topic "The King
OF Glory" will be shown giving
the meaning Of Holy Week.
Special worship services will
be held Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings with Pastor Carruth
officiating and "The Maund,
Communion" will be observed
Thursday evening.
Good Friday services will be
held at 1900 noon Friday.
All evening services will be-
gin at 1870 p. m. Pastor Carruth
said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
Barcey Nealey
Claimed By Death

Barcey Nealy, 81, died in CO.
lumbus County Hospital, White
Vile Wednesday at 900 a. m.
after an illness of two months.
He was a farmer of route /,
.Chadbourn.
Funeral rites were held from
the Beaver Dam Baptist Church,
where he was a member, Thurs
day at 3 p. m. by Rev. J. A.
Hucks. Burial was in the Nc
Pherson Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Viola Nealy; 2 sons, Gar
'ield and Clifton of route /,
Chadbourn; four daughters, Mrs.
Ethel Harp, Mrs. Margaret Shoe
maker and Miss Dorothy nealy
of Fayetteville, Miss Violet Nea-
ly of route /, Chadbourn; three
sisters, Mrs. Lola Duncan of
Asheville, Mrs. Nola Mcpherson
and Mrs. Zellie Lee Mcpherson
of route |, Chadbourn.