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C0LORED-02O y. CAROLINA AVE
0.E.--2 rms kitchenette, range.
.s6s.5o Il 4-75oo. 10. s-6094,
aloe M ST. N.E.--wm
redecorate. Lge, 1 bedrni., liy. rm:,
Ga noi r II utiitisa hii sa cal siih Me- sslSG
CoLoRED--e17 N. Z. AVE. NV
Three fma.. kitchen. bath; $6D. so.
SyPsERT. ioiT 7th 81. ! nv. 81.
coLoRED-Iasi as.h ST. NV
/ rm.. kitchen and Is bath; S3b 80.
RAYMOND r. RUPERT. 1917 9TH
ct. n.ws ST. 3.e464. -
cOLORED--3lI 4th ST. s.E.--3 rms.
and Kitchen; 500 9;5Q. HARRISON q
COLoRED-27i9 18th ST. NV
90 Large 5.room-and-bath apis.
rsdssoFsSse Sss WobwIRb 81 ITRGbssrn
NV. n1.aRsf RS. 7.e5ss. 7es5sssSis 7zs sO'n ~
C0LoRED--1626 MONTELLO AVE.
ME- rms, kit, bath: In perfect
CO. 5-Ssss. ia. $500. Is
COLORED-D ST. Me-. mr.. 18th
2pd &; private; 2 rms: kit-. bath;
$T5. UtIl, incl. Adults. Call 10 to 4,
Y. D. JOHNSTON, FU. 3-46l4. %
C0LORED--TALBERT ST. S.E.--l
eelk. " Nishcls svs;;i bus; sony; 70
saa SD III aiaSs.:' ps Oh hsas s@s lsrss HI ssId; sssa
$50, Cali ". D. JOHNSTON, 10 to
COLoRED-vAcANT, 2 apts., I'll
G st. NV nice rms, kit. and
sssh bath. sa rnq%y TsE,s yred9ssd utils gso PAS,
COLoRED--REFINED.2 rms. kit.
efmeN1 & JPeNKINs ash 1879 so lsts 9So e Rau.rs
COZ LoREDMi41s cHAPiN' 's 'ssT. NV
Ssth sas. Abw S-sssg. snsn sss ;anisoE sas
CoEoRED - 4es INDEPENDENcE
AVE. Sc. 2nd iioor--2 rooms and
Incl. 81. s-ssso. EN-. s.iss4, 1is
= NAYLOR GARDENS,
AREA 262s 29th st, s.e.--.-Newly re-
dec: 3 rms. and pvt. bath: modern.
Il 617n4S - WLLoUGHBY REAL
CcEcREbc9 GcsTAIA c. RMS. AND sArH "a ana
either EM. 2-5s42 or ma. s-4Sss
coLoRED--2 RMS, KIT. share bath;
sen sops fqy,H fqqTyniHsare; children accepted. sSg.
coLoRED-APT.. sios goth st. SIC.
~ bedrms., liv. rm.. kit. dinette.
rS.hi Sath; $40: TTs syss; II ~. S-4soS. .S % Sr
APIS. located in NV. .ection; coEv.
to trausu Call tn o-lb93. 10
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
leanlinnah. D

Z. 4. opREEN. usht movinr end e.
bsS b. sssDh i ias ~ answer. lsasssas'sa ssa sssa Sa
LIGHT nAuLfN6 local neylnf.
heaches . speeialty. o = MORRIS,
10, e-ll50 or III, 0-2SSo.
MOVE III HILds--Home or bus. short
n & &ions s,s, nctiSss; s szsTa ssryiess; ssas any
MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET OF
across the country. safe stofsEe IN
separate rooms expert peekine.
Phone NO 7-01o4. UNION sToR-
AGE CO.. NC. Estahlished 1906.
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

SEAT PLEASANT. al seth pl.--
Eitcheen1sas he1s lapre pr nolcS IcS nVMNSRn NESfsns; az
a-3sSs' 5a-33SSs' or during wsskdsyI an
|s1Siis ssth sT. ey-Mod.r, ..,,,.
det. 6ytef. hsirr1. , ssm3,
al heat: niee nsiahhoyhnna. ssa; se,
stores schonis ma tSansn Sn,s1
10 Pentaeon, Boiling and xnSrsw,
FssIss. sissIes. c,snIs;c;s we; ;ss-sS5s; 49,. -.
Almost new. 3.bedrm hrsat: eiec
Si25 and II 5n ~ .rE ~ .a1as 1s' : 80
BETHEsDA--1Loyeiy 2-sfory byIclre n
bedrms,, fun, bath end III; i,oWsieY
rm. LIST: ige. bsmt. with law; excel.
seuip:. KIT screened porch. Anchor
HONE WIITHH iNCOAik. conspess Hts, i
S46 xenia 81. s.e.-3-bedrm. brick;
heat; fenced yard; COM cony. ssi, schools. Is.
shops, ffansp. 1900 mo. 10. I-d6a3'
e
MOD. S-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLEK;
fenced yard: COW. 70 eyeTyth,Mns KS
walk to Pentagon: si3b mo. se3
4. 10th at. All Va or 1.elSs
q
VIENNA, VA. - 3-bedrm. rambler,
sloe7si slse sinins rm.; $3.50 month. yE
oaosEls s1sa n..s sfTsgsDa .TsnyS. ssessS sSsss
sifivEERe ifiIfE $50 :sePjnrro-Mov,n. 4 GO ca,
Uust rent M, Z. .storv So,en,si -,
corner nalcoim ar this weef: a 4
bedrnis., d baths. At. Ear. All.
weather weather q psSrea: ,,s. fenced rear yard,
49,. S1nsa, a. ~, ~, vsnut
~; e. CLgsk.ln. @ pest section s..,. - 3.
isIso nv: ra.. ssseensd porch. iaiI
nsTt.. near Patrick Henry, 1hema!
-sshnerson ssnsr;s ,s end ~ ing IYhsesmas Mor'
cathedral Nv. rm. with fireplace, din
s e'ssafa ssss% psPsn sps .lisS ssp'RsiS sssS! -
S.wh' garage: siss. FRED )
III soMERs sET IL; chi!lnIn Terrsce
almost nsa aatosa aslssai0 earDesins lnaasT
EvANs, HA. 2-3e00. %
opSe psso.s ss svr ~ n1s IN ri, iSu.s bass
mefit: fenced yard; very wei cared
Tor; SOS mo. Can I'M. EVANS
IA HA; s-2sCo Ssyi,. nosp,ra,. .na s-lS lnrr
- bsdrooIus. IM baths, Yecfea.
tIon room. carpeff; bfick' OF. 3.
ES0p "a
SufTLAND, Mn. D.---6 bedrms., 2 baths;
$i25, Incl utiis.. laundry facilities;
s.. s-si4o 4saoDg51s gsos fsesson ffssa Iss. r. e.
uuIcRgsr uryGHrs. Mp--7sr.s
bcdYoons. full bslnt' :. eemidet.: eoitv,
70 school shopplnE center and bus.
aSs Sas; i. sis s;s. 90 $50. asOa lS issI-
M Cntis2h ssidas hNaIls srr r1. Gnsiishi iai
bsn,t.: y BIZ. 10 Bus; ~ pets: refs. !;
.Eas heat; So. 80 Jp. 2.esse, ~
sssIa ssn;s sl s.shs 6; =. gsa R'sIs asS. s,i
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N. EYEn AnnA-,l md E hedzl:
az. az. r.. s issp. SssS,, "a. "a. s.lsss. ssi
AkLfNGToN-Lising room. dlnette.
perch; e0ngenient location; couple
% girls; SO no. Phone IA
AiiIs L. k0ssLYNs bsarn... sss. 9
eonv. ioc. IA. 5-7a70. 1900 \. Oak,
ARLINGTON NURTn-Tvo hedrms..
Nv rm.. dlnette; walking distance
Arlington Haii. block new 4@scnrs @
osf.st ssf sk sps1kina; E Sets psr NO. Incl.
~ utils, See mEra MR. HARtl. Apt.
2209 or can once. IA. s-3366, be-
tssMsssaEasSeTSN sMssEa 2 a9S : ScBBiH@s;suNrrY Bi@; Ezcel- Z
minodsra s snd x corafortasie tort 4 iivfns. in
4 this nne residential area: ayaii.
immed.; exceptionally bis hedfms..
separate dining alcoye, modern kit.,
incl. garbage disposal: master TV
.Rssnns a plui, ,. sns scI,ysn,snse arc;Is;s % g
Mrs, simpson. No, fo. TIE LOAfAH
APIS sos N. Pollard st. Dust On
1-i5p6 oY SHANNON q LucIs CO.
IS sessa !sss { cSGEir 8 Il aioUss Ssss aD;.
bedrme.s S120: ! bedrn,., 500: con-
! venient 70 Pentagon. shopping and
transp. Can BEITzELL pI. 7-310o.
ARL.--Brand-nev, de luxe, Ice, p
bedrm.. attrac, duplex; 500. Two
ssain sS sn.l2i 2io Il isth q. &C. ssss sps
VERY LAiGaE 1-BEDRM. APT. IN
modern iireproof bidg.I near stores
and transp.i newly painted; Move
mel. n nSh II usiilsi.s tsns essins a. as 81
ARL:, in apt. BLDG. 4-bedrm. apt,
dinette. mod. kit.: close to cony.
and shop. "a. 7-o1o7. IA. s-7702.
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-vA.

ARL.--Air -cond., bedrm. mod. best
sec. quiet neiehborhood. no children,
S92.50. $40 Columbia pike. -iT
$50 -One-bedrrn, apt. nf. Wash. and
AL. biYds:. Pentagcn. r. MyeTs;
days EN-. 3-020S evenings. 20
ARLINGTON; I'll CoiyneiaA Z piks 81 q Freq Ts;,
dining room combination. large
bedrooms. latest In kitchen equip-
nlent. .paruuet floors Venetian
blinds: exposures; ptiis. furn !; Sg6
. mo-: bedroom. Sa2.bo. For info.
Ano Modern. 1osEa Seautiiul ans aiev. 0ed5%s aaies
and sos. out Wilson blvd, left on
Oak st., right to 1884 10th I'd.
North. MRS. FANDRIcH. III !.
ARL. Close-in, new eficiencies: I
s9s s Z esdsTs sss Ts best on ReigascrhE,c ,cS:
ARi.--FreSe rent ior. : wks. to ap-
proved tenant, newly dec, cheerful
colors, LIST h: bedrm. apt, laundry.
storage facilities. off-street parking,
eoly. to psntason and D. c. IA; q
n ARLINGTON, / block from bus
In new Parkinston shopping cen-
ter; 2 bedrooms. de luxe kitchen:
all rooms are large and In excel.
lent condition: S97.50 includes al
Utilities. Call now, viii 90 fast.
MODERN BRiCK BI.DG.. i bedrm..
l!y.. rm.. kit. and bath: conv. .transp.
and shopping; avail. inmed.; $50
REALTY CO.. IA. 7-007l, "a
8 BEDRMS;.. hV; I'm. with firepl;.
Of dwelling, pvt. front and rear
entrances. screened front porch.
Avail. about Jan. l5; S95 per mo-.
plus ultts; Gh;, BURNERS REALTY CO..
iREA-t-bedrm, redseo-
rated apt. LIST a.: bus service ct the
door; immediate occupancy. Call
N. Il AodiasNS0 dhinsS0s; sr.. ARR, vA.--ons iS bsd.
rm. hy. .rni, dinette, kit. and
res. mgr. ia. s-4i37.
N. THOMAS ST., AlsL.. vA.--Two-
bedrm. apt, available now: rental.
$s7.so, tipDcludes 4 all utilities. Gan
zoos NoRRGTH FAIRFAX pR.-New
modern BLDG; ] bedrm.; 500. Con.
yenient to Pentagon. shopping and
transp.; available Immediately. Call
BETTZEf,L. nj. 7.31O0. ---0
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HOUSES FURNISHED

KANSAS AVE-. NV, NJ, everythine--I
xh. ox n.'se: sess. rm n: si4o RS sa'es essgi s..
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cOLORED, e22.leth ST. NE, - 2
rooms, kitchen and bath. $67 so:
available for immediate occupancy.
Inspect evenings after 8 Pm, or call
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COLoRED--NEW APT. BLDG.
Large liv. rin... dining fTn. area: kit,
bedrms. refsr. With freezer. extra
in TV antenna, indry room with
s gsshss5 so IN d odryos gsrksns r ssn.esio stss
weekdays. 9 to I pm. Sat. and
Sun. to pm. 31l Division ave.
ne. -
cOLORED--6l4 BRYANT 81. NV
q rooms, kitchen and bath: SAT so.
723 12th 81. s.e.--2 rooms. Kitchen
$3.50 3 d. s:e.--s rooms. kitchen
uRcatoSiot' a Stt' aEaiTy Co. ME, s-4s4i
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ANEts H8Ar4ytQs N-~NsNs MN BATE
cos onGHfssIoNzL EAMihfsiks, n.
IRNTION; Near Conn. are. en1
bsths. .Gas heat; 8Ia5 month. xlse
oHes Bids = fInl.. I bstks: v ] 81.
! s6KoFss 4 IS;so iSe sis indiana ~.
! TAKbMA PARK. %. C.--pst. bsish
house with N rms bath, porch,
kIsT !, EoirE Rsaiior IA. $500.
sETHEsDa---s bedrooms. m bsiha,
tvtue room. dining room. modefn
Kitchen. rec. room, maids feofl.
peEsh. gsIsss; sastsni-suiit hssss.
SxZ1s OF. 2-l9eT.
J BEDR8fs. --3.yF -oid semidptache1;
hues iis.-din. room. lst noor .pQw1et
rIns squipped kitehen Sff1 y
Ds.ess ,sn * ne. Lpnedlsts posss..
sksiSS fos WFEAIox 49,
;ssiSSiirssi ~ ! 'ee;5lsa e5. %. sssi s.isss. K
sossslaasz . sszs ~
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WE SPECIALIZE m RENTALS
IN BETH. NV. CH. CH. AREA
Ill sizes: rents starting from Si35
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN, NC.
4eo6 Wis. Ave. NV. wo. 6-2g23
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APIS. UNFURNIsHFD--Mp.

COLLEGE, PARK. 1902 Yale ave-
sep. dineite. garbage disposal, ex'
haust fan, picture window. To In
spect, call WA. 7-063u.
EARNSHAW APfs., SANDY SPRING
Sa.s MDs 81 rms: 49,, sleeping I. porch sns M
Apt. csii 1t noon o. st s pm.
CHEVY CHASE Nm, ,7oia BROOK.
vile I'D large bedrms., extri
large lily. rrn.. ample closets, hall
foyer. dinette, kitchen. bath witt
shower, $50. Evergreen 4-6301;
TAKoMA PARK-l bedrm., iiv. rm.
pietely redeecrated: S65 mo. ~
siEvvkkR sPG.. s4s Bonifant-fse
nyi r5n., S.,, bsdsn,.. TN. aineste, ~. incl
cSsAL spss. THo WIS; Ssd.I. is F. Sed4:
sos; incl. all utiis. Near school, bus
4Sos EMfRs0N sf., Hyattsville--i
hedrm. apt. redec. See janitor Il
APTs AHPsnss lSRxrHzsaR aRxsr e ssa ip AZ Gosas oaas rER
d N.as nsiseis seools sa soD6s ssn
Txko1fA PARK, MD.-Exciusiy'
area, sn ccnvenierces S75.5 I,
Se1 60, and 2 bedrms. IN loyel!
hldg, See resident manager I!I' IoB
% Or can FRsEEipERsiscK ". BERENi ISai Il
SALES INC. MA. 6-762l, -
SILVER SPRING, In apt. BLDG. New.
~ decorated 1-bedrnl., Nv, rm,, di
nette. kit. and bath $3.50 mo
uttls: INCLUDED. JU. s-34e0; ewes.
e 2PRRsa..0 PRRsa0vHih With bedrm, and iiv. II rsa.
combination and large bedrm.. KY
sS,1drsn sna bath wa 1pr tns .saS6 5tght party u
ssoi PLYiMoGtjTH AVE. Sill. sps.-
Modern 2nd. q. 2-bedrm. apt. Will
dinette. only 4 yrs. old; will paint Il
suit tenant: modern kit, laun, fecils
and lockers In bsmt.; only SS1 so
18th month free. y Tskou1s Psyl @
BE- aGea; sfal IS lansPsnS5 81 81 sslI sss5 MR cLAssk
rAK0AlA PARK-Nicely finished liy
rm.. dinette. kit. bedrnl. and bath
Gil utils.; adults only: S76. Wa. 2
6030; ewes, JU. 9-4763. "a
R0CKvILLE--l and Q bedrooms. hv.
ing room. dinette, kitchen, bath anc
.sar S e.n pSssa s sfo e ss ssGS
month. nnT aaOBe. Ro. s-soos. ' 200 y soI -li r
BETHESDA--Ity. yrn., dinette, kit.,.
bedrnis.. bath. COW. To- schools
transp., shopping. Oh. @.2545. Ill
s7f6 QUINCY ST.. APT, I--2 large
rooms, large modern kitchen and
bath, available for immediate oc.
cupancy. To inspect pick up key al
37l4 between and $50 daily. OF
YOU'LL AGREE when you see these
apt. homes at Elmar Gardens. THE
,. E0oM sSs ocasoTt ssIzEs IA s TAl
ience Of an attractive garden prof.
ect. Cheerful one and two bedroom,
apts. lneWiy decoratedl at S76 and
SSk, incinding al utilities. Res. mgr
ZAP. 7-SbDSl. $500 Hamilton st..
between Defense hwy. and Hy-
NON q LUcHS Co. 724 i4th Ct
rakS kSMx R2ER. ssis Roanoke ave;
f-bedrrn. apt, S16 mo. See resident
manaEer, Apt. ~. so. 1896.
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more gentle cleansing Milder Palmolve brings you
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brighter skin. Palmove is the miidesf of them all No
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clean as gently Palmolive Soap!
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-24
Congressional News Roundup

WASHINGTON, R- Congress sional news Saturday dealt with the following matters:
 Ambassadors-T Senate con- firned the nominations of former Sen. Robert c. Hendrickson R- ND to be ambassador to New Zea- land and former Gov. John Davis Lodge of Connecticut to be the ambassador to Spain.
 Nixon-Sen- Barry M. Gold water R-Ariz) defended Vice President Nixon's tactics in last falls congressional campaigns. Goldwater said in a Senate speech that Nixon told the truth" about the Democrats and that the Dem ocrats are trying to smear him.
 UMT-The Defense Department sent to Congress proposed legisla- ton to create a 5000, ,000-man mil itary reserve force under a modi- fled universal military training program.
 Aged-Sen. Frederick G. Payne CR-Me) introduced a bill to auth orize an increase in federal assis- tanca to states for the blind, aged and disabled up to a maximum of S75 a month. Present maximum is $55.
 Expenses-Sen. Thomas c. Hen nings Jr D-Mo) introduced a bill to allow the national committees of the two political parties to spend a maximum of $12,OOO,0O0 on political campaigns.
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1854 Polio Epidemic In
 Alaska Cost .$S6,2S7 In March of Dimes Funds

ANCHORAGE - A record total in March of Dimes funds was spent in 1854 to combat last years. territory wide polio epidemic, which was far and away the worst in Alaskan history, John J. O'Shea, Alaska March of Dimes chairman, announced.
 There were. 334 reported cases of polio in Alaska through 1954's 5Oth week, MT. O'Shea reported. This represented an incidence of more than six times the national rate for continental United States, he said.
 In releasing epidemic cost fig ures, MT. O'Shea stated that a total of S86,287 was spent in 1854 through the three Alaskan chap ters of the March of Dimes or ganization to provide hospital care, equipment and services to polio patients requiring financial assistance.
 This figure is nearly twice the total spent in aid to polio suffer CTS during all of 1853, MT. O'Shea added In that year the price of polio in Alaska for patient aid was S44,725.
 MT. O'Shea stressed that these 1854 figures do not cover other emergency aid dispatched directly 10 Alaskans from March of Dimes headquarters at the height of the polio epidemic During the year seven iron lungs, three hot pack machines, four suction machines and one rocking bed were rushed from the States to epidemic points he said.
 This years anti polio fund raising drive, now under way, will continue through Jan. 31. Fine Job Printing al The Nugget
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7th Fleet Flagship
 Sails to FormOsa Strait

HONG KONG, B- The US cruiser Helena, flagship of Vice Adm. Alfred M. Pride, commander of the 7th Fleet, unexpectedly sailed from Hong Kong Saturday presumably to Formosa Strait.
 The cruiser, which arrived here Jan. 18, was on recreational visit until Jan. 25. The cruiser left port alone. Other ships in cluding destroyers and cargo ships remained.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-24
INTERMEDIATES SENIOR GIRL SCOUT NEWS

During the Christmas holidays we made and sold 10 spruce wreaths, for which we collected approximately S20. We are plan ming to hold a food sale on Satur- day, Feb. 12 We are debating where it is to be held. The pro- cedes from the food sale along with those from the wreaths will go to the Girl Scout Camp Fund. We are hoping to go to camp for two weeks, but the second week will be only for this troop.
 At the last meeting we elected new officers. They are Chickie Longley, president; Elin Walter sen, vice president; Bunny Doyle, treasurer; Janet Muller, secre- tary: Helen Reader, leader, and Diane Lee, scribe.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-24
Seine River Rises To Highest Point In 36 Years

PARIS, R-The Seine River rose Saturday toward it's highest point in 31 years, forcing an esti- mated 10000 persons, including families of American servicemen, out of their homes around Paris.
 The swirling yellow waters spilled into riverside streets and cellars in the center of Paris and it's suburbs. Police hurriedly evac- uated prisoners from leaking de- tention cells under the Palai de Justice.
 The American Army's Seine Area Command at nearby Sur esnes was flooded and 240 GIs moved out their belongings along with valuable supplies and com missary goods.
 At least 20 families of men sta toned at the base evacuated their homes. Some 800 American fam lilies live in the vicinity.
 American forces rushed to the rescue as they have in every big European disaster.
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KOtzebue Eskimo Says New York
 City Is Big Camp

NEW YORK - Puppygitwok- Koopuaok, who halls from re- mote town in Alaska, said he never lived in an igloo, and, in fact, had never seen one.
 He had never rubbed noses with anyone until he came to New York and was persuaded to pose with model for a publicity pie ture. Eskimos kiss like the rest of us, he said.
 And if she could afford it, what would Mrs. Puppygitwok- -Koopu- aok most like to have in the whole world?
 "A coat" said her husband.
 What kind of a coat?
 Mink" he said.
 It's a small world.
 But there are some differences. There was one difference had difficulty bringing up with Pup pygitwok-Kooquaok, who hereaf- ter will be known as Reed Henry, since that is his English name and typesetters are going crazy.
 After much hemming and haw- ing, l finally asked if it is still true that Eskimos are such friend ly, generous hosts that they will share their wives with visitor. 
 HIt's true," said Reed, who speaks some English.
 We'll, now, if may localize the question, if it's not too personal, but, well, do you, that is to say oh, forget it, Reed.
 NO he doesn't" volunteered Dr. E. s. Rabeau, an American physician from Reeds home town who came down from Alaska with him. Many of the more advanced Eskimo families don't do that. That is to say, they're. not that generous. But among those who do, it's not considered immoral"
 Thank you doctor.
 he calls ms Wife Nellie. Tn their Eskimo dialect, it's Kalookkrok. They have five children-Pauline, Roderick, Emmet, Shirley Ann and. Mildred, otherwise known respectively as Toonoonatook, Koonoolok, Immeahluk, Sooyook, and Ahveesuk.
 Reed, who is 36, had never been more than 50 miles from home be- fore. In Kotzebue, there are no phones, no cars (only six trucks, no television. There are radios, on which Reed prefers the hillbilly music, and there is one Is nm. movie theater, where he favors the westerns.
 What does he think of New York?
 l@,
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-24
A ASTRONOMY NOTES
 By OLAF HALVERSON

Saturn IS morning star at the present time rising about three hours before the sun and can be seen in the southern sky.
 Saturn is the most distant of the visible planets and the most remote planet known to the early astronomers. It is nearly twice the distance of Jupiter and re- wolves around the sun in 30 years. Saturn therfore moves only 12 degrees in the sky in a year.
 The planet ranks second to Jupiter in size, mass and number of known satellites. Saturn has the least density and greatest ob- lateneSs of all the planets. The density is about seven tenths that of water.
 Saturn is one of the most in teresting of celestial objects when viewed through the telescope. It possesses system of rings which encircle the planet. There are three distinct rings in the plane of it's equator.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-24

Because of their literary pa irons, English coffee houses were once called penny universities. \
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Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Mrs. Gould
EntertdinS

Mrs. Frederick Mitchell
Gould was hostess last night
at d dinner honoring the Span
ish Ambassador and the
Countess Of Motrico and the
Luxembourg Minister and
Nine. LaGallais.
Other guests at the dinner,
the last of a series, we're: Un-
dersecretary of Commerce Wal
ter Williams, former Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Jefferson Pat
terson, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Glen E. Edgerton, the Turk
ish Counselor and Nine. Savut,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Foley,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burks Sum-,
mers and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
A. MoWrer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29

The development of nuclear
energy furnishes the most
compelling reason man has
ever experienced to outlaw
war and to find ways to live
comparatively. Mrs. John G.
Lee, president of the League
of Women Voters of the
United States, declared last
night.
Mrs. Lee asserted that Amer
lea is in mortal danger" both
external and internal, and
that to a large extent. Ameri-
can ingenuity is responsible
for the situation.
Let me remind you that in
a little more than a genera
tion," she said, I'VE have
helped propel the world from
the comfortable age of Vic
toria to the uncompromising
world of the H-bomb."
At the same time, she
pointed out that much of the
future course of civilization
depends on this country. be-
cause of its unparalleled re-
sources-material and human.
THE coin we hold in our
hands is stamped on one side
with the face of total destruc-
ton; on the other side with
the face of unequalled oppor-
tunity for the advancement Of
mankind" she maintained.
ITO a very large extent the
choice will be ours"
The league president warned
that survival cannot be pur-
chased at bargain prices. Nor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Cabinet Wives
To Help Tour

Receiving with Mrs. Eisen-
hover between 4 aud s O'Clock
tomorrow at the British En-
bassy viii be the hostess. Lady
Makins, wife of the Ambassa-
dor Of Great Britain; wives of
Supreme Court Justices, Mrs.
Earl Warren, Mrs. Stanley
Reed, Mrs. William o. Doug
las, Mrs. Thomas c. Clark; and
wives of members of the cab
met, Mrs. John Foster Dulles,
Mrs. Herbert Brownell, Mrs.
Ezra Taft Benson. Mrs. Arthur
Summerfleld and Mrs. James
P. Mitchell.
The event, part of the En-
bassy Tour, is for the benefit
of the Goodwill Industries,
Inc, and is open to the public
who may buy tickets at any of
the embassies on the tour.
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Challenge of the H-Bomb.
Discussed by League Head

can we survive alone" she
added.
Society has been thrown
somewhat out of gear by the
complexity and magnitude of
the problems facing us and the
ultimate realization that the
idea of security is obsolete, Mrs.
Lee commented.
THAT is our internal dan
ger" she said. Government is
the chief instrument we have
with which to fashion a hope
full future. Yet government it
self is in many respects de-
signed to meet Victorian needs
rather than those of the H
bomb era"
Mrs. Lee spoke at a dinner
meeting at the Hotel Statler for
delegates attending the bien-
NAL meeting of the National
Council of the league. The
event honored women in the
Executive Branch of the Fed
eral Government.
The league president also
stressed the need to revitalize
the basic principles on which
this Nation is founded. II am
concerned that we are allowing
our American heritage, to come
dangerously close to becoming
an inert idea," she declared.
"It has been said that over
10 per cent of the American
people are politically passive.
We will remain so as long as
the practice of citizenship is
devoid of that intangible spirit
which gives life and meaning
to great ideas"