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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-04

Chief Price. who is said 10 be
a member of the White Citizens
councils. expressed regret for the
arrest on Feb. q. explaining that
he was out Of town when the in
cident occurred.
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ment association.
The company operating the city buses has announced
end to segregation far its policy and has in
strueed bus drivers to refrain from enforcing il.
The resolution presented TO the group stated that:
City and officials have indicated both orally and
in writing that they intend and will all avail
able including the arrest of bus drivers and passengers
enforce segregation laws.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-04
You Know

one knowing the where
u Miss Gurtrude Wright
as known address was
Main street, Little Rock.
NOTIFY Ulysses Shepherd by
telephone. Mail address
No. 2 Box 255-A, and
No JEtterson 5000
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-04
us Boycott Continues as Montgomery, Ala.
bca| Officials Defy Supreme Court Edict

Since the officials have taken upon themselves to defy
Supreme Court edet the Negroes have accepted the sit
unchanged and therefore the boycott is still
The boycoters had originally asked for employment Of
Negro drivers pedoninanty Negro routes and better
seating the then segregated buses when the
boycott started December s. 1855 But the Rev Mr. King
said that the indignation order satisfied that demand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-08

CHEVY CHASE SPLIT LEVEL
Beautiful oig 3-3ecroom. g-bath
brick home With huge family room.
fun center hail. ali-elec kit. sep
crate din nm. built-!n garaEe
patio. lovely neishborhood. . blocks
from Holy Redecmer Church and
sehool and MOI far from Columbia
Club and Bethesda. Priced a.
so, pln Owner has moved 70
New YORK PRANK 9 PHILLIPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-08

CHEvY CHASE CLUR.-Handsome
very DISTINGUISHED section Of old
Chevy Chase; includes > bedrooms
and baths. not far from Blessed
Sacrament and Conn. ave. shop
ping. Needs redecrrating Middle
EOS. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. Df. :.
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10 West Montgomery Ave.
Omee open Sunuay ~ PM. PO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

OPEN SUN. EOS 741T Carroll ave-
S-rm. home with 3 kitchens, ?
baths. Has excel. rental posslbili-
ties: excel. cond. LUBY-RoBERTS,
HA. 2-S51s.
3-BEDRM., 2-story house with fam
ily-size din. rm., dinette. area in
kit. with yentilator. de luxe new
stove. dishwasher and disposal;
ground-level bsmt. with brk. ter
race; mr.. McKenney. Hills. Elem
School and community swimming
pool; 1-ton air cond.; driveway and
road improvements paid; S55 mo.
mortgage. 10. 1914. THOMAS
ASHTON.
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE BY
builder-bwnef. New brick rambler,
custom built. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths; on
busline. 1913 Dallas ave. Sill. Spg..
Md. t2ls blks. Sligo Greek golf
eoursel Open daily. FRANK d.
ERWIN, UN. 4-5553.
BETHESDA. BRADMOOR-Open I-0.
Three nedrm., two-bath brick CO.
lonial. Side pch., pine-paneled fam
lily rm., covered brick patio; vac,
and truly a good buy. S5l4 r.
vington ave Out Bradley blvd, 1T.
on Huntington pkwy - block, and
left on Irvington to S514. Exclusive.
w. PAGE BUGG EN-. 2-2S25
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II you ere planning 70 move 20
s n ssis =, ArB area sssS o. suIilans st
have VA and non-VA. some with low
cash. Prices from - 300 % Call
our once. we specialize In this area
and are one Of the Close I reaitoYS
70 the base JOHN n MeALLIsTER.
Realtof 5000 eutland I'd. RE-. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-08

Gcontinuso On Esrs Pss0
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bI UWNEH--ImmedlA po15e8aI0n.
N. All. country club section. Mod.
rambler; 3 bedrms., dble. closets,
u baths; fun bsmt. with rec I'm,
Beautiful shaded corner lot. Cow.
% 2 bus lines. PentaRon and new
S IA si Y " "a, 5Sg. Turn ives. on
Of Wash. Golf and Country Club.
blk. 70 houAe. 1919 n: Buchanan.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
Must Be Sold This Week
Reduced to 500 500

1903 Dale dr., Silver Spring. Open
Saturday. 4 70 pm; Sunday; !
enclosed sleeping porch, 2 baths,
living room. dining room, breakfast
room. powder room, large rear porch.
rec. room, maids room, powder
room and large built-in garage. I'M
mediate occupancy. Also can be seen
by appointment. REALTY ASSOCl-
ATES CO., JU. 1920: ewes, JU.
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BELTSVILLE-New community Of
ramblers and split-levcls. adjacent
10 proposed st. Joseph's Church
and Scnool at MONTGOMERY I'd. and
Sellman I'd. Featuring 3 bedrooms.
.,b2 baths. rec. room, den, full
basement. gas heat, level lots.
Quality construction. Priced from
Sl7.950 to SEQ. 500. For further
Information call EDWARDS a.
RENIcK CONSTRUCTION CO.,
HE 4-9211; ewes. EN- 3-Q317.
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.lHoUsEs for SALE. Mp. tcont.l |

DAMASCUS new bedrms., full
bsmt.; s4-acre lot; S13,95O, low
down payment; Mr.. RAsK. OIL. 4
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"a APPROVED. $4,000 - Direct
from OWNER, between Pals Church
and Mclean. or large corner lot.
chain INK fence close 70 shopping
area, schools. cburches and Tecrea-
rms, bath, din. Fn., ~ rm., and
keel kit GE puah-button range.
Dlfp0aalli attic exhaust fan. silent
sEltchts. copper eutter and plumb
inE; fireplace In Nv. I'm. and btnt.;
keel heatinG IN fun dayliaht.
asphalt-tlle bsmt. 56ii BarDfs
~ chsstsrbfook Gardens. Faiia
Church, Va Call ~ 5-fiii or ".
5.3ii 10. dAyt Herndon SO. niFhta,
tcon,,nusa On Eszs Pss0
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HILLCREST AREA

3-bedrm. stone rambler, . baths,
fully equip. kit, rec. rm. Oh ap-
proved for $1,000. Due to Ill health,
owner forced to sell. 3433 Hlghwood
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.


ALEX. (Ariandria l--3- bedrm. brick /:
z min. Pentegon. IL min. down
town Washington. Blk. schools;
or non-GL S12,250. XII 0-S7O7.
ALEX, S26 Z. Nelson. By OWNER
2-bedrm. row brick. equipped kit.
full bsmi., rec. rm.: completely re-
dec. peri. cond.; aluminium screens.
storm windows and awnings: land
scaped yard; $4,000. Come seel
ALEX, va. Hills. sic ,gb0--3-bed-
fm, rambler with earport; will
sell OF or can arrange conventional
ALEX, Falrhaven--ciy. can take
over OF 4 M mort. $50 mo. Incl i.
taxes, Only $3.50 dn, pymt. COMP
AIR-coND, worth $500. Oct, 2
stairs 70 attic. rm. ioS 2 more
bedrms, Nice fenced I'd. with trees.
Only ~ mi. from center Of Alex
Bus, shop. and schools very close.
Call OIL, 4-5574.
ALEXANDRIA = $3.50. DOWN and
assume present Oh 4izse loan Of
$4,000. payable Al s6s,51 per mo.
ipel. taxes ana insur. Newly reaec..
son Manor. PiniShed ssmt !,
Anchor fenced patio and terrsced
"a, Good location a. 900 Edge
ALRX.---e-bedrm. Semidet.: best
buy. Ideal for I person or small
family. All the comforts Of q home
as cheap an apt. rent. NORMA
JEAN POE, XII 9-I745. Oy. 3
45B7. 20. 5-s2f4.
- Open Saturday and
Sunday I ~ dark. Unusual brick
rambler. 27-ft living oinins room,
27-it. recreation loom plus 4 spa
ciouS bedrooms, 3 full bathE. fully
equipped Kitchen; level lot with
trees, near the Episcopal Seminary
Macarthur elementary school. new
hiah school Immediate occupancy.
Easy committing distance 70 D. G
Directions Take King street 70
Janneyn lane. turn left on Yale
Drive % MgcATthur school. turn
rlght on Trinity drive. 70 ITO Trim
ity ROUTH ROBBINS RIAL rs
TATE CORP XII $4,000.
ALEX, Belle Haven, $3.50 On. 500
mol-.-Loyely Cape COD IN immar
eond, Nice fauip. Kit Land :
street. onlZ 2 nj from oShter u
Alex. Cal OIL. 4-557a.
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PARK. Hollywood subdiy
ALL DRESSED UP 3-bedrm, briek
rambler GorgeouS reer. rm., den,
storm sashs Anchor fenced yard
mr. schools and trenSp; FHA apof
-;,.nnO cay1 and <fnSf no. riue
taxes. CHESTER n. KELLER.
kcallqr. u. J-flGC. ewes, VIII
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REDUCED FOR QUICK sALF-eIoT,

geous all-brick country rambler on
land with unusual views, near Fair
land. Three large bedrmS.. . baths.
separate din. rn.. countryside kit,
1st-fi. laundry rm., basement, 2-car
garage; a bargain At S29.950. A.
J. KESSINGER & CO.. JU. a-4544.
NEW WHEATON HOMEs-a-4 bed
rm;, 1i3-2 bath rambler and
split-levels: S16.gg0 to sla.g90.
Open sat sun. noon to dusk. Di-
rections; Out Georgia ave. 6/i0
n Wi. pas, Oia siaq1einso9rs r.; 70
21ls Henderson ave. HERB BED
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B,.Iv.,-1lh 5-bedrm. Pug. home, on
cellent value for this weli-built
custom home. Consists Of nice
size liv. rm. with fireplace, SEP.
din. rIn,,. equipped kit. full base
ment Illness Of owner makes ID
n.ecessary % sell at this low price.
PkNTAGoN REALTY CO., Fairfax.
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CHEVY CHASE D. c.
en- .S siSdSp. . E EES;;p al S1t4Ol

POTOMAC AREA--New brick-and-
frame rambler on acre Of land. Lee.
living rm.. cathedral-type ceiling,
stone fireplace, dining area; pam
eled family rm.. barbecue fiue, 3
bedrooms. la tiled baths. family
sized kit, Hotpoint refgr.. dish
washer. wall oven and plate; base
ment. oil h.-w.h.; garage. Many
superior features. Immed. occu-
pancy $25 400
CONN. AVE. ESTATES - 3-bed-
room brick rambler. Lee. liv. rm,
tiled bath, utility rm.. equipped
kitchen, midtown stairs to attic,
Compl. redecorated. Nice fenced
yard. 1000.
GLENMONT, Randolph I'd, mr..
Ga ave.-29-Story frame, liv. rm.
entire length of house. bedrm.,
tiled bath. kit, on LIST A. / bedrm.
completed on End A., another bed
rm. and bath <roughed in, cedar
closet. storm windows and doors,
wall-to-wall carpet, many other
extras; fun basement Fenced back
yard. $4,000.
KAY BOWLING
Washington Grove Md.
Tel. GaithersbuFR 247-J
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SPLIT-LEVELS
BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

Den. large liv. rm. with fireplace.
large din. rm. all-elec. kit, laun-
dry room; beautiful lawn, . patios
in rear. Priced to sell. Open Sat.
Sun. and Mon, from II to o.
Directions: Out Pa. ave. Sc. to
Branch ave. left on Branch ave. to
turn right blk. to N ST.. turn left
2 blocks to houses and open sign.
MATT BoTTALIco, Owner-Builder
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
TWO HOMES I
FOR TWO FAMILIES
On Beautiful Shaded Int

1908 Ga. ave.-2-story, Diet.
dwelling and bsmt.; contains z rms,
Ia baths; covered front porch: q
car garage; oil h.-w.h.; approx. l Il
acres land. Exceptionally attractive
front lawn. Priced to sell at
SIS, 800.
120l5 Ga. ave.--1 STORY, Diet.
dwelling containing D rms. and bath;
old shade trees; oil h.-w.h.: lear
garage. Priced to sell at S13,500.
terms.
Open Saturday, Sunday. 1;30-5:30
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$50 MONTHLY
OPEN
CASH

YOUR PROBLEM7
See this 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial;
sep. din. rnl., finished rec. .rm.. full
fenced shaded. level lawn: quiet
nelehborhood; 81 900 down and as
sumo trust. Immed poss. JU. 5-7324.
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COLORED-?ii 18th ST. Sc
Large brick hse. Full bsmt.. garage,
good-siZe porches. q rms, bath
and sleeping porch; a good value
at Sll,500, must have 81 800 cash
payment. Call MR.. LEE. LII. q
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RAY PARK

OPEN SUNDAY. . TO 3
cHILLUM - Beautiful Diet. 6-rm
brick; on large level lot. 8 good
sized bedrms.. 1st-h. powder rm.,
full bsmt. In excel. family neighbor-
hood, 6515 9Th ave. Dir: New
Hampshire ave. to Ray I'd. (lh miles
past d. C. line), right to Sth ave.
lnr. Riggs rd.( right to property.
Ewes, MR.. WALSH. OIL. 6-6312.
|THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
SIS 18th st. N. w. Di. 7-7557
ROSECROFT PARK
REPRESENTING BUILDERS
Open Sat. and Sun. New ramblers
and split levels; $lS.900 to $24,950;
3 and bedrms., some with 3 baths,
rec. rm. and 2 firepls. See this
home first. Dir: Livingston I'd. tc
Book I'd. to Rosecroft Park, left on
Belfast to open sign. Ewes, cal
Mr.. Reneh,. SP. 4-4701.
Moore & Moore, Realtors
Dn ss oman
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
GLEN ECHO

Towering poplars give abundance
Of shade for this charming 2-bedrm
white asbestos shingle BUNGALOW
flice-size liY. rm., Ice. kit, hug
porch, built-in gar, a-acre lot
S9.95O. COW. terms; 3 blks. from
Glen Echo firehouse of Mass. ave
SIGLER g. CO., exclusive. RIA. g.
3431. OIL. 4-243g.
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS = Older
home. large lot; handy to Mass. ave
bus services. Price. $4,000.
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Washington Grove. Md.
Tel. Gaithersburg 247-J

CT OR NON-GI-suburban iistings
from $4,000.
II YOU are buying or selling and
HE. 4-S479; ewes. HE, 4-7547.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY coIINTY

BANNOCKBURN - 2-yr.-old COM
temporary. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
den; 2Ox13 porch. Community
swimming pool All appliances II
desired S25,500. Financing no
problem. OIL. 2-215S. No agents
BETHESDA, MD.-center-h Co.
lonial brick home; large liv. .rm.
screened porch, 2 bedirms and
bath; $40, $50. 4504 Chase ave.
Open for inspection Sat.-Sun. OIL.
4-0Sf0, by OWNER.
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bURToNsvTiLi.Li.iEi' 'AREA,-cape Cod

bDHIUNSFILLE NKEA-Cape Coo
asse,tos shinTgle home on a., appT ,id
be used as .4th bedrm, Lge. liv.
rm.. sep. dining rm., full bsnnt..
h.-w h. Stream through property.
Ideal for a COW or a pony. Price,
SlS,500, or make offer. Call Mrs
Utter. Ev 4-5013, with JOHN A.
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CHEVY CHASE--If you are looking
Colonial this Is It.. Very charming
brk home with heavy slate roof.
SDac. liv. rm. with flrepl.. nice din,
nm. mod. kit. with diSp. and table
space. Side scr. porch. A few steps
IN 10 master bedrm. suite with pvt.
bath. . very lge. bedrms with
bath on upper level. Beaut. rec.
full bsmt Attached garage. Lovely
wooded yard with compl. privacy
1mmac. cond: nr. Leland and d. C..
schools. CT approved In mid-S0s
FRANK s, PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-70O6;
eveR M 0oOln
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1405 18th ltlI--l a. =. S.E.

SPECIAL
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick in excel.
conc conc, cony; to everything; has lge;
bsnt.. auto. heat. lae. cement front
porch. Priced right for quick sale
with accommodating terms. To see
cau Mr. Gibson. 10. 1890 with
M. PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th ST.
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LITTLE DARLING pREAM HOME

neat as . pin. 1903 Dewey I'd,
viers MIL VII; rec. rm. In bsmt..
fenced-in I'd, flowers abundant
sized refer, Venetian blinds. loads
OF extras Sl95 On. and take over
payments OF Sg3-price. $4,000.
No credit hurdles TO Jump Call me
II you're short on ready cash.
can plan your purchase for you
even with a. little as 500 cash
On. Mr.. Taylor Oh 4-34B2. FRED
ERICK ". BERENs SALES INC
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HOUSES for SALE. Sc. Cont.

Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1856
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1872 Burke st. Sc. between Armory
and D. C. General HospitalI--2 sepa-
rate and complete apis: / with .
bedrns. Live in one and rent the
other. Separate entrances. Fenced
yd.. S97. 80 mo. incl. interest, taxes
and insurance.
DI G-2434 DI r-SRQ5
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COIlORED-N3y5 DOWN
20-FT. 'FRONT.' PORCH
COLORED
S195 DOWN
Col ORED
ONLY &5n0 DOWN

Fl. Dupont semidet.: excel. cond..
JE. 3-s32l. or OF. 4-9540.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-08

NORTH OF GAITHERsBURG, on
Old Rte. 240---Masonry rambler: 3
bedrms. and bath. full bsmt.: "a
acre. Price, $4,000,
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IssTiryv CuAsE l. ~. hen,i.f-

CHEVY CHASE. in the hamlet
This new-briek center.hall home
has a large first-foor library and
powder rm; nice bedrms. and
. baths on End floor; stairs 10
se InIu attached 1 Rarase Call wo !
$4,000 EDW n. JONES a CO..
INC, Chevy Chase. %. c.
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CHEVY CHASE GARDENS. s2t.500
--center-haii brick Colonial. 2
bedrooms. . baths Finished attic
for chlldren's room. recreation room.
garage First floor Aforementioned
Desirable neiehborhood: close to
Somerset School and adjacent to
stores and shopping centers Call
80, 49,, aha ~, ehn ~, OL' 7-ff"A'
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PIsANI. Realtors. OF. 4-75OO TIL 4.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rambler
large iiv'-din. rm. comb. fireplace
cleo kit, with eating space. 3
double-sized bedrms., i pine pan
eled h.-w. Dashboard heat. storage
attic; near NMC and NH; walking
distance Catholic. public and pri-
vate grade and high schools: SEQ
$50. direct from OWNER, OIL. q
1865.
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fenced improved bv frame DWELL
ings. S9i 200, - cash: situated =
miles rom Atomic Development
CLENMoNT--Only Si0.5O0. Cute. .
hearm shinGlec rambler IN TOP
conc. Lac liy rm KIT with dining
epece fgll bsmt Ice loi NJ school
and hls Quick possession CAL
sa as'l1 sna s Sssssa W ,i;stt.s s ss
other tines. RA. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

I like either. But I always
wash my hair the night before.
1t is softer and manages easier.
TITS important to have a
plan. to know what kind of
lighting you are going to be in
and to check your makeup
and nail polish with your
dress. I wear a neutral mother
of pearl shade because I don't
want to take the time to keep
changing my finger tips to
harmonic with my clothes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Kim Novak Likes Hair
In a Lavender Shade

allow an hour to dress. This
includes q bath or shower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
Tubular Wool Jersey
for Gift StOIes

Fine quality French worsted tubular wool jersey
Y holiday coIors including Christmas red. kelly
green, black and white 81" wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

More beautiful, more lostino coIors, be-
cause its yorn-dyedl For porN dresses,
street clothes, blouses Ten light ond dork
shades; 40" wide.
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DaytOIla Beach, Florida
A Child. Comes Back
FrOm AuSChWitZ

Travinicki labor camp and helped
by the grandrAother's struggled
parcels, was able to protect young
Hermann until February of 1914.
Then, as he watched in wide-eyed
terror, she was pushed into one
of the Nazis' mobile gas vans,
from which no one emerged alive.
He was six years old and on his
own. For a time Mrs. Hedwig
Baden. who now lives in San
Francisco. hid and fed him. With
the last Jews Of the area. he was
taken to Auschwitz. who is this
kid?" barked an SIS officer
charged with Selecting" new ar
rivals for the crematoriuYn.
Thanks to a one-in-a-million
chance. the boys hometown ply
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!. "WOrldS Most Famous Beach"

stefan. Dr.. Erich Mosbach. hap
pened to be standing nearby.
Thinking quickly. he observed in
a matter-of-fact tone: II know his
family from Stettin. This boy is a
nearly pure ArYan!" The SIS Of
ficer figured that. unless the
statement were true. the blond
Youngster surely would not have
been around. He waved the boy
away from the lineup that led to
the crematorium.
Amid the nightmare horrors of
Auschwitz, the lad learned to
keep out~of sight Nand to fend for
himself. In early 1915, he joined
a trek to Ravensbrueck concen-
tration camp. There a Slovenian
peasant woman, Ana Pavlin, be-
friended him, concealed him in
the clothing stockroom and fed
him until the day in April when
American tanks battered down
the camp gates.
Her own family members had
been killed. Ana Pavlin learned.
All her maternal love she now
lavished on the tousle-haired lit
lie boy whom she had rescued
from certain death. She brought
him home to the village of Ore
HEX in Yugoslavia. where she
lives in very modest circum-
stances. So that no one would
ever take him away. she register
ed him under the assumed name
of Peter Fadejew.
The intrepid grandmother who
had come all the way from Shang-
hal to Stettin, was expelled from
that city, together with its Ger
CONTINUED on Page 30)
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CONTINUED from Page 2sl
tribution Of her own family and
10 other Stettin Jews. Grandpa
Wolff, nonetheless. starved to
death. his wife was shot after
digging her own grave. A little
later their son-the former owner
of the butcher store-was ma
chine-gunned.
But his wife Lotto employed as
a cook by the commander of the
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-20
ALASKA AIRLINES

Alvin Patcheck, John Hanley,
James Wocoum, 1t. James Ritch-
ay, Edwin Wintermute, Thomas
Smith, 2/Lt. Frank Way, Vince
Broze, Joseph Flory, Kim Kilmer,
Marcus Jensen, Robert Hamlie,
A. c. Dyer, Jesse Lee, John Hea-
fer, and Mr.. Anderson.
To Anchorage: Ed Sheppard,
VIM. L. Elders, w. H. RACER, Capt.
Brown, Russell J. Stymans, John
Haefer, Madeline Gray, Douglas
Swain, and MsSrs. Lauder, Miller
and Taylor.
To Unalakleet: Frank Alstrom.
To McGrath: H. J. Burton.
From Kotzebue: Fred Crane,
M. Gray. To Kotzebue: O. A. Reed.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-20
By EDDY GILMORE

MONTE CARLO, Monaco, up -
Film star Grace Kelly and Prince
Rainier III sailed away Thursday
on their honeymoon, wrapped in
each others arms.
They became husband and wife
in the eyes of their church six
hours earlier, completing the
double marriage ceremony re-
quired in this principally. Then
they gaily cut their wedding cake
and got aboard the 300-ton Deu
Juvante II, which the prince says
means God Help U.s."
A crowd of 1000, which had
waited four hours for last
glimpse of the couple, cheered the
prince and his princess. A bright
sun shone down, penants snapped
in the breeze and whistles and
sirens sounded from anchored
vessels as the De Juvante slipped
out to sea- A palace source said
they would be away about Is
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-20
Red Atom Plan
Seen AS Strong
Good Will Bid

WASHINGTON, R-Diplomats
credited Russia with another
strong bid for international good
will in its agreement to join the
western powers in setting up a
worldwide atoms-for-peace agen-
cy.
A 12-nation conference, includ-
ing the Soviet Union and the
United States, agreed Wednesday
night on a charter for the pro-
posed new organization which
would function under the general
sponsorship of the United Nations,
The action appears to assure
creation of a project initiated by
President Eisenhower in Deem
Der 1858.
In essence the organization is
designed to pool contributed
atomic materials from the United
States, Russia, Britain, France and
Canada primarily, and make them
available to applicant countries
which lack the knoWhoW and in
dustrial resources for producing
their own atomic fuels.
President Eisenhower has ex-
pressed qualification over tn e
agreement.
The Presidents reaction was re-
ported by James WadsWorth, dep
uty United States representative
20 the United Nations.
After reporting to Eisenhower
on the agreement, Wadsworth said
the President was very much
gratifjed' over what Wadsworth
called 80 substantial" a step to-
ward achievement of plan which
the President originated.