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SUPPLEMENTARY ! SI1l,I! BRK. RAMBLER

SPARKLING NEW BRK. RAMBLERS
ID pedrms.. big kitchen, full bSmt /,
plumbing roughed in for that extra
bath. Gonv. location. mr.. Univ. Of
Nd. HURRY Only 2 left. $4,000.
Open sat. and Sun, til dark. Call
ELIZABETH EISELE, 6P. 3-T929 or
UN. 4-57b7 for directions
OWNER MUST SELL-Large home;
large peafms' sep. din. rm., kit.
with breakfast rmy gas h.-wh.
full bsmt;. Only Sl3.500. In Hyatts-
c is HiIls Rs sEAr terms col l. H
9-060l: eyes, ~. 5-7674.
NEAR CHEvERLY, MD.--2-bedrm.
storm sash: h.-w.h.; level lot: SiO.-
| $50. A. H, SEIDENSPINNER. Real
TOR. WA. 7-lOl0 or HA. 2-3s62.
2% DOWN 10 lvetsl-6-room home
only years old. Separate dir. rm..
level lot. Near Prince Georges
Country Club. shopping center and
Mg a RsF nc Ros eali 3 gu DssvFsm l.
1s-ACRE LOT and modern 5-rm.
home for only siI,2bo GI or con-
yentional. Pull bsmt.; OF heat: tile
bath, AL location near CRrTolton
7a5 bsBhf R6B f.ll s u bAvl Sm 4 S w.
INC.
BEAUTIFUL RADIANT VALLEY--2-
bedrm. brick bungalow with radiant
gas heat, sep. din. rma side porch
Assume ~ loan. Total price only
$l2,450. DOUG N. SMILEY. REAL
TOR, Uh. $3.50: ewes, Mr.. Bit
ting, AP. 7-4675.
BUNGALOW ON 2 ACREs, is miles
from p. G. on old U. g. 80. mi.
from 30l=House IN excel cond
ideal FOL. retiring family. This one
can be. financed. CAL Mr.. Biting
REAlIoR. uh, 4-s2G0
BY OWNER bedroom brk., full
osmt unnn 2nd a.: 74-aere fenced
lot. He. 4-594s.
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ARL, N.--Brk. rambler. bedrms !.
encl 23.ft peh fenced level u
acre lot, aFepl, di6hWaGher. dis
posal. etc a0.fi iiisq Dsmt M.
neg Catholic his. public schools;
80 600 No brokers ~ 4-Ebgi. .
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PALMER PARK, Hyatts., 1912
Romney court-3-bedroom semidet.
house; incl. refgr. and washer;
$1,000 cash. Assume CT loan at
S66.09 per mo. IA mi. from Capt.
toll. Out East Capitol st. TO inter-
section Of Rites. 304 and 202. SIP
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRICE REDUCED
OPEN SUN, AFTERNOON

DRIVE OUT Mass. ave. beyonl
pass TO Brookeway dr.. left to house
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BAILYs X ROADs--WH1T a BAR
JhIh---8-Jedrm 2-bath rambler
fuu bgmt.i fully eauiD Hotpoint
Kit. auto. washer, water and tfEef,
cor, lot- ~ CHOICE AREA Don
peaitrt teeinf this one S2i $50.
khTfTE, u g-20Zf ewes. OF q
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3-bedrm.. 9.bsth. losely brick Colo
MAJ 3-eEpOs liY rms hrepi.. &C.
cluded screened porch. cheerful ON,
nm equipped KIT. . bedrms.. tiled
rec rm.. nfepi. full bath. ioyeiy
lot, trees; 1ead-end street / block
transD.. schools Vacant ~. 500
cash. &hT mn LUCILLE COOK,
W 2-3272, ~ 1864
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

$500 - Assume list
trust for rS sIt;SoO q az int peg
bedrms.. "a baths, full basement:
immed. poss Listing 9SS-MC. TIE.
8-l400, TIE, 6-7343 AL BAKER
AMI. SON, INC. sos N. Washington
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- -
From u Of Md, see this lge. brick
Cape Cod with big bright liv,. rm,,
separate dining rm.. equipped kit.
with breakfast rm., 3 bedrms. and
asn full s s.DIm p %nSow porch nS Sa
blocks TO school, shopping and
fronrp ONLY gIA 0EO
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44lU 18th PL. NE.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
CAPITOL HILL
$3.50 Dr.. S135 Mo.

l0-room. 1i2-bath semidet brk.
h.-w.h.; completely redec.; ideal fol
guest or rooming house; immed. poss
HU; 3-4922 days; OF. 4-954O ewes
and week ends.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

DIET. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOME
on Riyerdale rd;, close 20 schools
clean as a pin. Can give auicI
poss. Opport. to assume CT loan
DOUG M. SMILEY, REALTOR, UN
4-sss69; evess Mr.. Biting, AP
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LUXURIOUS RAMBLER

The ultimate in a custom built
home. On large wooded lot in Wood.
haven. 1t has 3 twin-size bedrms
2. de luxe tiled baths with finest
|of fixtures and equipment. Center
gorgeous firepl. and picture window
ful-size din. rm., Ice. oak-paneled
family rm leading to lge. colored
tiagstone patio; fully equipped de
luxe. kit. and built-in laundry space;
on lower level is a huge paneled
recreation rm. with built-in bar and
sink. stone floor to-ceiling firepl.
car garage; fully handicapped lot. and
many other features. II interest
to buy a fine home, priced right, see
L today or phone for appointment.
PHILIP H. DEM. OIL. 2-6611. (Drive
out Bradley blvd. mile past Wilson
lane, Bethesda)
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SILVER SPRING, 10000 Forest
Grove Or .---Reduced $1,000 for
quick sale 2-bedrm. brick, sep. din.
rm.' screened porch, fenced I'd. mr..
% buy. s1s.o5O. OF Or FHA, ~.
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SILVER SPRING - Close-in, almost
neHt brk. -and redWd. raneher on
cor. lot. bedrms., mod. kit. liv.
~. nfepL, osmt.. grd.- level rec,
u. G, transp. Assume 81 truat
Low 20a. OWNER. III. n.IoAl
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OXON HILL AREA-LoVeiy, new
brick. 3-bedrm. rambler; 2 fre-
places, sep. din. rm., kitchen with
table space; full bsmt., 2S-ft.,
knotty-pine rec. rm. with bar; h. W.
heat. BEST BUY IN P. G.. COUN-
TY; Conv. to Andrews and Boiling
Fields. Call Mr.. Tasker, 10. q
BOO or LU. 4-7900, PRUDENTIAL
REALTY CO..
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STEAL

This all-brick rambler for Sl2,.
900. Has . bedrms., full bsnit., gaS
heat, fenced lot; . blocks to school.
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THREE EXCELLENT HOMES
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 6
MCDONNELL KNoLLs, Sill. spr.

MCDONNELL KNOLLS, Sill. Spr. $16,150
BEDROOMS AND BATH ON LIST FLOOR
Charming, 3-bedroom. 11a-bath home, in immacu-
late condition. recently decorated in perfect taste
Living room, large dining a." ALICE Kitchen pine
paneled large bedroom and u bath on End floor
possible 4th BEDROOM; lovely fenced lot. VA fl
nancing available. Ewes, OIL 4-0611
G1 s5 i's on Dryden on on ESs: iS
DMOOR-vA Apr. S24, $50
Bedroom and bath on first floor three twin-sized
bedrooms and full baths on second Living room
with fireplace, separate dining room opening to
screened porch, fully equipped brand-new kitchen;
paneled rec room with fireplace and u bath and
garage. Like-new condition inside and out is this
fine brick-and-slate home. Few blocks to Bradley
Elementary and North Bethesda Junior High
Ewes. OIL. 4-7895.
left on Hvington 70 sos. 80
BETHEsDA-PNEvIEw S32,25O
This l-year-old charming California contemporary
rambler has that sought-after 9Th area CIV room
or DEM on the main level. Center hall divides 3
bedrooms and baths from delightful living areas
with exposed beams, cathedral ceiling mahogany
paneled wall, picture window wall opening onto
spacious balcony overlooking lovely lot "TOMoR-
ROWS KITCHEN TODAY" Daylight basement
with fireplace and picture window, open level TO
delightful covered patio. EYES, OIL. 2-O32e
-. DLREcTIoss Out BRADLEY on wilson ans slh
THIS HOUSE OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
ANDRIS REALTY, INC, OIL. 2-9O7l
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HOUSES FOR sALI-s.E.
sAcRIEIcE BY owNER, 3465 ,23r,
HILLCREST

Brick, 0eorgian home. In excellent
condition; suitable for dentist, doc
tor or a couple with inlaWs and stu
desiring q certain amount Of privacy.
gas, hot-water heat, storm windows
double garage, yard. Anchor fence,
ADJOINING park Reasonably priced
FREDERICK A. BLUMER Co, IN,
Pa. ave Sc II T-IOeS
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HOUSES for SALE ST. eoul HOUSES 70, sALI, Md Gent.

SOMERSET - Unusually charminl
brick rambler with center hall: &
bedrooms, 3 baths, formal dininl
room, completely equipped kitchen
with breakfast. area; recreation
room VIII nrsplace; garage. $50,
RI o koRzESDoRSER' OIL 4-sill
TWINBROOK-Severai homes priced
at Sl1,75O with 1Ofs down; n.
nancing available. Call Mr.. Man.
mar. PO. 2-3230, with EDWARD
Z FRY CO.
VIERS MILL VILLAGE, 1918 Garrett
Park rd.--4-RM. HOUSE with bath,
full bsmt.. gas heat: or will rent.
GA1THERsBURq 40.
WESTMORELAND HILLS = New
eenter-hall, Colonial, brick home:
level lot. OPEN 0 III dark. 52I.
Falmouth I'd. Attrae. terms, trade
FER. OF. e-s54s. 81. s-sbo aI
WHEATON--3-bedrm. brick rambler
dining L.. youngstown kitchen
full bsmt., large screened porch
large, fenced lot; walking distance
to schoe6s. S14.950. VIII. 2-SS62
WHEATON, AREA--Mod. 2-bedrms. I
$500 down or rent, 500 mo. VIII
6-3Sl9 after 4 pm.
WOODSIDE Park, I410 Dale dr.,
Silver Springs most exclusive sec
ton OF fine homes--See this de-
sirable 6-rm., bath, white-brick
porch, slate roof, garage, Besutiful
setting among trees. Only $50, 800
Open Sun, 2 to 5. COFFMAN
REALTY CO., JU. 9-4123 or JU,
1911
$l2.95O. assume a beautiful AZ loan
low down payment considered. anc
own this lovely brick rambler
Gorgeous finished rec. rm. with
bar. Anchor. fencing, trees, storm
windows and full bsmt. GRAHAM
& CO., JU. $3.50. Q til 8.
HOUSES. 2. 3, BEDROOM HOMES
Il acre up to acres. Price, S16,-
500 up to $4,000. Call JOHN
BURDoFT. EV. 4-3s4G
NICE. FOR CHILDREN = 3-twin.
sized-bedrm. brick rambler: dead.
end street, wooded lot; sep. din
rm., hrepl.: Sl7.450, terms ar.
ranged. Open Sun. from til dark
ASHLEY, INC, 10. 5-2323. or Mrs
Ludwig, 10. 4-0506.
COY HOME. COLONIAL-Immac
3-bedrm. Colonial. Mr.. schools
stores and transp. In like-new cond
VIII sell VA or FILA. J. r. LITTLE
ASSOCIATES. REALTORS. JU. 8.
$500 Open Sunday.
FREE. CALL Pc. 2-03II for descrip.
tive literature on choice Rockvill,
and upper county homes, bushes.
property and acreage.
BEST BUY in split levels: located ii
beautiful Greenwich Forest: 4 bed
rooms. baths, all-electric moderr
kitchen, recreation room: large lot
$4,000 first mtge. $4,000 down
Priced below market for immediate
sale, This house must be seen Il
appreciate. Call MR. POPKIN6. a
Adams 2-3027 or National $3.50
CUSTOM COUNTRY HOMES = Al
brick. Distinctively designed ramb
lers on level 1z-acre lots, witt
DASHBOARD HOT-WATER HEAT
sep. din. rms. porches. freplaces
bsmts, SIS: $50. Unusual value
9-4544.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BY OWNER. Silver Spring Colonial
ID bedrms.. spacious liv. rm. with
hrepl., sep. din, rm.. side screened
porch, rec. rm.,A Va baths; fenced
lot; commun. swimming pool. $500
S106 per month. JU. S-9644
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KENWOOD PARK = SPECTACULAR

kENWOOD PARK = SPECTACULAR
reduction of $4,000 for builders
split-level with stone fireplace; 8
bedrmS. tunfn. 4th bedrm). soft.
cypress-paneled rec. rm. with fire-
place, l7-ft. den, center hall and
foyer. garage, ga tiled baths, patio.
walkup storage attic, finished laun-
dry rm.; air cond. optional for
$3.50. Buy now before costs and in
terest rates go higher. Price only
$4,000 direct from builder. ~
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ANDREWS BOLLING-SUITLANI
HUGE LOT
BELTSVILLE
MONTGOMERY ROAD
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, liz

Starting q new community Of 90
top-Quality constructed homes ad-
jacent to proposed st. Joseph s
Church and School at MONTGOMERY
and Selman .rds. 3 and 4 bedrooms.
priced from S17.950 to S2O,5OO.
Attractive kitchens with breakfast
space, colored ceramic tile baths
plastered walls; rec. room or den
and split levels: full basement: level
lots. Homes decorated to suit pur-
chasers,
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KIDS

Like to have more room for
them? Lee. liv. rm.. separate din.
rm.. 9 bedrms.. baths. full bsmt.
H.-w.h.. oil. glassed-in porch, 2-car
garage. Lot 100xl00. Only S12,95Q
with small down payment and $50
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COLORED-WOOD VALUES
Drive by and then call. 29OC
South Dakota aVe.--Modern bunga-
low, corner lot. 2024 Douglas 81
nie.--i4x rms, 3 bedrms.. ample
lot. 1925 Perry st.-Dutch Colonial;
= rms, tile bath, lge. porches,
fenced. yard 3717 22nd ST. ne
-Four bedrms.. 2 baths, automatic
neat. 1883 North Carolina ave. n e
Six lge. rms, automatic heat. Low
price. easy terms,
See 704 Underwood ST. NV
Lovely Diet. brick. Two baths. storn
windows, attached garage; moder.
ately priced. terms can be arranged
Move IN for Christmas. ROGER
MOSS, no; 2-6020; ewes. and Sun.
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BUILDER'S

Roomy, honey home. Very lge.
liv. rm., sep. dining rm. equipped
Kit. with 2 stoves and . refrigera.
tors, disposal: 5 big bedrms., knotty-
pine den, fireplace. Storm windows
marble fioor porch. full bSmt. with
very lge. rec. rm. and bar. Finished
laundry room. AGAR garage, Fenced
lot with FISH pond and barbecue
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TEMPLE HILLS AREA--S2, 800 cash
and sos mo. buys 2-bedrm. bunga-
$3.50. Ideal for retirement. These
terms pay 1t in full In 12 yrs.
ABRAVE REALTY, LII 6-4444.
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~ NENUHHL--HII DFICK DunBhIOW.
Dedrms.. 66xl41 fenced lot; cute
and neat throughout. Bsmt
g,a.-c. heat. all equipped kitchen
owner transferred. must sell. Ask
ing Sl2, 450. with as little as
$1,000 down. THE PERRY BOS-
WELL CO., WA. 7-45OO.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-05-11
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that AL bert o. Cooper has made applica- tion for a Homesite under the act of May 26, 1884 (4S Stat. SO9) An chorage Serial No. O2O49S for a tract of land described as Lot 22, U. S. Survey 1922 situated on the Wrangell Highway along Zimovia Strait approximately 71a miles SOutherly from WrangelI, Alaska. Latitude 560 23' 20" N., Longitude d320 21' II" w, containing 1.73 acres. and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska. Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above men tioned land should file their ad- verse claims in the Land Office within the period of publication UT thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 VIRGIL o. SEISER
 Manager
 First publication April 27, 1856 Last publication June 22, 1856
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-05-11
FORMER wRANGELL GIRL VISITING HERE AFTER 20 YEARS ABSENCE

Mrs. Juanita Morgan, the for mer Juanita Rinehart, daughter of Mrs. Jessie Rinehart, arrived here this week to visit her mother and brothers, Richard, Lloyd and Albert Rinehart.
 This is Mrs. Morgan's first trip home since leaving Alaska 20 years ago. She now lives in Los Angeles.
 After being here a few more days Mrs. Morgan will go on to Juneau to visit a sister, Mrs. Wini- fred Nichol, and return home from the Capital City.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-05-11
13O PRE- SCHOOL CHILDREN GET POLIO SHOTS

pr. John o. Bangeman has an- nounced that he administered polio shots to 13e pre-school children on April 2S in response to immuniza- tion measures being carried out in the Territory.
 He said that in approximately four weeks the second shot would be given and requested parents to watch The Sentinel for the date on which the second shot will be given.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-05-11
NOTICE INVITATION TO BID

The Alaska Department of Fish cries will receive bids on fiber glass constructed sixteen foot boat with hardtop or half cabin. Official bid forms and specifications may be obtained upon request, address ed to Alaska Department of Fisher ies, 229 Alaska Office Building,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-05-11
CARD OF THANKS

We extend to our friends our grateful appreciation for their prayers and consolation during our bereavement.
 MRS. HAROLD THORNQUIST
 PAUL THORNQUIST MIR. & MRS. RAY ANDERSON MIR. X MRS. B. H. THORNQUIST
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-05-11
FOURTH COMMITTEE MEETS TONIGHT

There will be a meeting of the Fourth of July committee tonight and o'clock in the Fire Hall. All members are urged to be present.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-05-11

Juneau, Alaska. Bids will be receiv- ed up to 800 p. m. on May 21, 1 1856, at the above address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
French Team Gains
In BRIDGE Match

PARIS. Jan. II up. - The
French team widened its lead
over the United States yester-
day in the world bridge cham
Ipionship tournament, with only
80 hands left to play in the 224-
hand match.
The French team bested the
Americans. IS to II, in yes
terday's play. In point score
the margin was $1,000 to 1.080.
The cumulative point score totals
for the tournament stands as
so, 780 to 54.210.
The tournament ends tomor-
row night.
The French picked up half
their lead today on an unusual
final hand from which they
obtained a little slam and seven
points The Americans. playing
the same hand, could do nc
better than game bid.
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|MosIem Heads
Against Peace
With Israe|is

CAIRO, Jan. II R.-Religious
leaders Of AL Azhar University.
a widely recognized center Of
Moslem religion and culture,
ruled yesterday that peace be-
tween Moslem countries and
Israel would be sacriligious. The
leaders Of Al Azhar claim the
right to declare dogma morally
binding on all Moslems.
The university's Committee for
Fetwas treligious ruling) also
declared all Moslem nations
should avoid joining pacts advo-
Gated by so-called imperialist
nations. This was an obvious
slap at the Western-sponsored
IBaghdad Pact. It is BITTERLY OPP
posed by Egypt and some other
Arab countries and currently
lis being used as rallying cry
| Of riot leaders demonstrating
against it in Jordan.
The 1.000-year-old university
and its ruling body of Elemas
(Moslem theologians) is empow.
cred to interpret the Koran, bui
some Moslems challenge its right
to create dogma. 1t has beer
accused in the past of catering
to Egyptian government policy
Rulings of the university
ATTENDED by Moslems from al
over the world-have moral force
only.
| The committee declared al
Moslems are forbidden by theil
religion from making peace with
Israelis. who have "usurpeS
IPalestinian territory and tn,
property of its inhabitants.
More than 100000 Arab refugees
from Palestine are settled or
relief on the Israeli borders.
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cORSETS BANNED
AS LIE-DETEcTOR
TESTS GO FOUL

CHICAGO. Jan. IL (R.-
The 96 female employees Of
the Cook County (Chicago)
Board Of Election Commits
sioners have been asked
not to wear corsets to work
on specified days In the next
couple Of weeks.
The reason Is that all
members Of the boards stan
are being given lie detector
tests in an effort to ind out
what happened to two miss
ing vote registration cards.
And corsets sometimes foul
up such tests by interfering
with the detector's meas
urement Of the breathing
rate.
Board oflicials had hoped
they wouldn't have to tackle
the problem of womenIs
undergarments, but all male
employees have been given
tests and the cards still
haven't been found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
Reds Bid Again
For Baltic Gold

LONDON. Jan. II R.-The
Russians last night disclosed Q
new bid to get their hands on the
Baltic gold" This is bullion
frozen in Britain after the Reds
absorbed Latvia, Lthuania and
Estonia.
The gold was shipped to Brit
ain just before the Russiani
marched into the Baltic states In
1910. The precise amount il moi
known but 1t Is believed to run
into millions.
Britain has extended qualified
(de facto) recognition to the
three Baltic Soviet states, but the
United States has never recog.
nized them as Soviet Socialist
Republics.
After the 1910 march-in they
were proclaimed Soviet Social
list Republics within the USSR
Many Of their people have fled
to the West. where they have set
Iup governments in exile.
Moscow Radio disclosed last
night that the Russians for
warded proposals to the British
Foreign ONCE last fall for re-
lease Of part Of the gold.
In turn the Russians would
resume paying compensation to
stockholders Of two British min
ing Arms whose holdings were
seized by the Communists In
1882 and 1884. The firms are
the Tetyiukhe Mining Corp. and
Lena Goldfields. Tetyiukhe Is 20
miles inland from the Sea Of
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'Miumi Daily News
PIuns New Plant

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. II R.-
The Miami Daily News an
nounced yesterday it will build
q new two-story publishing plant
and ONCE building costing more
than IS million.
Ground viii be broken in the
spring for the building on a $751;
acre site between the Miami
River and Northwest It'll street,
according to James M. Cox. jr.,
vice president and operating
head Of the newspaper. which is
owned by James M. Cox. former
Governor Of Ohio.
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PERSONAL

MIMEoGRARMNe - 500 copies.
st. NV. RIM. IS. ST. 3-6lSB. I7s
FORMS 81, U. 8. Job applications,
prepared and typed; personnel
eounseling. EXCH. sERv. CO.,
PUBLIc sEcREIARY' excel. work,
mod. hourly rates. MISS HARVEY.
Elk. 3-9696. IRE. 1884 afterns)
-l3
KITCHEN and bath remodelinE. Get
our estimate before you close any
deal Terms Ho; 1900. III
invitations; 24.hr. service. STAN
LEY ADAMS PRINTING. sos 18th
NV. DI. 7-1434; ewes. IA. 5-s24b.
NEW BEAT AND MASSAGE PAD
soothes pains of rheumatism and
arthritis, now avail. for home use.
For free booklet. Miracle OF Science.
stop In. phone or write NIAGARA
ct 720 18th st. NV. or RE. 1880.
CANDY COURSE, enroll for Jan.
IL classes lwhite). day-eves. JAY
BEE CANDY SCHOOL. or. 1854.
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Japan and 400 miles northeast
|of Vladiyistok. The. Lena hold
ings are along the great river Of
that name that crosses Russian
Siberia.
Just how much Is owed to the
mining companies or how much
gold the Russians want was not
made clear In the Moscow broad
cast Of . Tass Agency dispatch.
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ice, charged that neither party
had done any real negotiating
and were interested only In
BLASTS and counter-blasts" Of
publicity.
Concerned over a deadlock that
has closed 10 plants in the
United States, the 16 mayors met
in Pittsburgh with all parties to
the strikes.
The Mayors expressed their
grave concern about this dis
pute, and its effects on the COM
pany. the employees. our COM
munities and the Nation as a
whole" but said they could not
and should not tconsider) the
relative merits of either sides
position"
Three Pickets Jailed
Meanwhile, three pickets were
Jailed today In a new outbreak Of
violence at WESTINGHOUSE struck
transformer plant at Sharon
Pa.
Police arrested two Of the mer
shortly after midnight and helt
them as suspicious persons.
Police said they hurled a rocl
and a bottle at an auto leaving
the plant.
They were identified as Ken
meth Peterson, Al, of Concord
N. Y. former international rep.
resentative of the Tue, anc
Frank Simeon. %, of Route /
Hubbard. Ohio. an employee Of
the Sharon plant.
Sheriff Richard Knowles ar
rested third picket last night
on a contempt of court charge
He said the picket, not identified
blocked an entranceway and re.
fused to let an auto out of the
plant. This violated q court bar
against interference with super.
visofy personnel entering or leav.
ing the plant. Sheriff Knowle.
said.
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10 Slain in Clash
lin South Wet Nam

SAIGON. South Wet Nam. Jan.
II R.-Ten members Of = Com
munist-led Wet Mini band were
killed in an engagement with
the Royal Cambodian army in
the Province Of Sway Rieng on
South Wet Mans northwestern
border. the oficial Wet Namese
press agency said today.
The report said q number Of
automatic arms, including a
60-mm. mortar. were recovered
from the scene of the clash.