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Evening star., 1956-11-29
Angry Citizens
Hit Plane Noise

Bitter complaints were hurled
last night at Roger Flynn, chair
man of the Washington Airport
Survey Committee, about the
continuing airplane noise ir
several Northwest communities
Residents of Georgetown and
Palisades Park also showed up at
the meeting of Foxhall Citizens
Association to hear Mr.. Flynn
discuss what his committee has
done and is doing to eliminate
the disturbance.
He explained conditions at the
airport which sometimes neces-
state the flying of planes over
residential areas. But he said
he is continuing his drive to
get pilots to take the Potomac
River route as far as Chain
Bridge whenever possible.
Mr.. Flynn emphasized the
value Of written complaints from
the citizens as a stick to WELD
in his work.
Angry Inquiries
The citizens offered plenty of
vocal criticism. A number of
times during the course of his
talk, Mr.. Flynn was interrupted
by angry queries.
One woman quoted his COM
mittee'S report of November 5,
which included thank-you to
the pilots for cooperating in the
less -plane-noiSe program during
the summer, calling their be-
havior professional plotting at
its best" She said the summer
had been one Of the worst she'd
experienced in terms Of plane
disturbance.
"Mr. Flynn, you have to talk
more turkey to those pilots" she
said.
Other citizens concurred in the
opinion the airport committee is
not effecting any substantial So
luton to the problem.
Your only weapon is perSua-
sion; compulsion may be neces-
Sary," Mr.. Flynn was told.
Suits Suggested
Residents conjured up more
drastic correctiveS to errant
pilots than the continued post
ing Of notices at the airport,
such as:
Filing personal suits against
individual airlines for down.
grading Of properties.
Becoming real pests by calling
airline officials whenever awak-
ened at 2 or 4 am. by plane
noise.
Forming a watchdog commit
tee and making frequent and
detailed reports to any or all
persons connected with the prob
lem.
Following Mr.. Flynn's appear
ance, the group heard Charles
H. Conrad. chief of the Urban
Renewal Division Of the Ma
tional Capital Planning Com
and Edward Flickinger
OF the District Office of the
Urban Renewal Operating Com 4
mittee speak on possible renewal
OF the Foxhall- Macarthur Bolile-
ward Triangle as a demonstra- \
ton project.
Preventive Proposed
This section, which includes
Hardy School and grounds. is
bordering on a blight condition.
Mr.. Conrad presented plans
Tor a long-range preventive for
Jhe condition. They consist
mainly in grading, landscaping
and designing for recreational II
use land Immediately bordering
She school building.
The association m bers|
unanimously voted approval Of i
he plan.
Robert L. Robinson, president.
ed the meeting in st. Patrick's
Episcopal Church, Foxhall and
reservoir roads NV.
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ride the shoppers express buses
direct to Lansbmgh's, 7th and Streets NV.
Green and white flag Identifies these special buses
Connecticut Ave-. 10th Street, and South Capitol lines.
Phone ID. C. Transit Co., DU. 7-7625
for further information
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

Block, red, yellow or white
cushioned scot revolves, black
legs with ball feet to protect
your floors.
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PARKLAWN BARGAIN-S12. 800 !
RIYERDALEi SlO.45O oI-Well

Sl0.450 Gl-Wen-
kent, 9-story home with sep; din.
rm., de luxe kit, . Ice. hedrms:;
sit. on Ice. level. fenced "a. N an
elementary schools; on quiet street.
PERI. for children. See this one
todayl Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS, AP. 7-S400. Open til 8 D m.
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1MpsuIRr KNoITS Cbarming
LANDOvER HILLS :

SD 500. Lovely 6-rm. home, full
bsmt.. gas heat. porch, lge. corner
Anchor fence lot. trees and shrubs.
worth while seeing it. LOUIS MIL
LER. REALTOR. uN. 4-2123. Ewes.
WA --Rn1O
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STORES FOR RENT

1902 eth st. N.W.-Well located
front rm., l5x45 Ice. rear rm,, can
be used for kitchen or storage' toilet
and basin: heat furn. Teas. rent,
P. j. WALSHE INC, Ills Eye
st, NV. MA. S-646S.
HOWARD COUNTY, located on new
Rte 20 and Rte. 2l6, suitaole for
auto service. trucking terminal,
warehouse space or distribution
center. Call Mi. Scott, BERNARD
T. BROSIUS, Realtor, JU. 9-0420.
LANGLEY PARK-Store. 30x60, on
New Hampshire ave, in 23-store
shopping center. suitable for ladies'
or children'S wear, photography or
delicatessen Call Mr. Holland
II. G. Swiftly CO.. Sl1 18th st.
NV, ST. 3-3300.
LANGLEY SHOPPING CENTER =
About l,40O So. ft.s area on upper
level psrtitioned to suit dance
studio air-cond,; 500-car parking
Call Mr.. Franklin. H. G. SMITHY
CO.. ST $4,000
SPACE FOR HARDWARE. SHOES,
CHILDREN'S WEAR DELEGATES
SEN or BEAUTY SHOP, in expand
ing shopping center on Baltimore
WASHINGTON parkway; reasonable
rent. Weekdays, 10. 5-44S4
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Just Completed

Are you looking for a real pretty
house that has many unusual and
fine features? II so, you must see
our model house at No. 5607 Jordan
I'd. in Springfield, Md, 1t is designed
especially we'll and is beautifully ap-
pointed. The dining room with its
bay window and graceful crystal
chandelier is most attractive; The
nearly covers one wall: the large
family room Just sparkleS and every
other room has some interesting
feature This house will be open
from noon each day and you are
cordially invited. To reach; West or
Mass. ave. one mile past District
line, right turn on Brookway tc
Jordan, then right turn to mode
J. B. TIFFEY g. SON
RIA 6-2569 ia. 9-366S
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Assume $11,7OO Loan

Monthly payments OF $50
per mo. incl. taxes and In
surance-Brk. home with full
bsmt and sep. din. rm;
close-in Arl location. J W.
REALTY CO.. IA. S-1S7s.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
PERFECT SETTING

11s Acres, $16,95O-Stone-
trimmed home surrounded
by many dogwoods, pine and
oak trees. Beautiful, fertile
garden spot. Entire lot
completely fenced. Garage
bsmt. Ideal location. Large
1St trust.
METZLER-JA. 5-7575
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
TRUE RAMBLER

Two acres OF trees and lawn with
a lovely pond and spring, all
Anchor fenced, in beautiful Pine
Ridge and a 3-bedroom, i2-bath
rambler. sitting on knoll built
. years ago of the nnest materials,
de luxe in every detail; beautiful,
spacious rooms, living room with
fireplace, separate dining room,
large equipped kitchen. = torches,
screened, full basement, rec. room
area with fireplace garaee, alum
mum storm doors and windows. A
picture home worth the asking
Dricp gASulO
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WYATT
OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED

SALES OFFICE for business forma
and once furniture. At least LOO
SO. IT.. ONCE and display space.
plus at least 500 50. II. storage
space. Pref. ground floor and
bsmt Downtown loo desirable but
not essential. Phone MR.. OWENS,
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|UR FAMMY'S HAPPINESS viii

-0O9 MEIZEROTT RID.
Brick rambler; 3 nice bedrms.
outside entrance To inspect. cali
HE 4-64OO. HIGH 7 rECK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
HOUSES for SALE, VA. Cont

Mother Law. live-in
maid or teen-ager will be delighted
with the separate suite in this Ice
Arlington Colonial Close in TO
everything. There are 3 bedrms. on
the md A.; liv. rm.. lge. din. rm..
equip. kit, ser. porch. fall bsmt
and garage. plus the lge. separate
bedrm. and bath on the LIST a.
Priced 10 sell Immediately with
immediate occupancy r o U I H
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP,
U IAAn
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IEWISDALE

Rambler with living room, dining
room, kitchen, tile bath; LARGE
basement with recreation room and
"a bath. Situated on well-land-
scaped corner lot Only : 400.
Owners transferred Exclusively
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NONDERFUL WONDERFUL, WON.

NOsNOGnE ~ WONDEhH - 49,
DERFIL. Sparkling Bermuda
white" rancher Of custom brick,
decorated in cool tasteful colors;
3 bedrms., sep din. rm. bright.
step saving kit. with breakfast
booths. 29x23-ft. paneled fiesta
rm. complete with md flrepl and
additional - bath: many. many
extras too numerous to mention;
beautifully Handicapped grounds with
stream and charming Peter Pan"
your list. Call ia. 7-9O90. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE. INC. 2!22@2 N
Glnhn LnR &c hun \ Oman O o
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HOUSES ny HuGHEs-cooil Coo

HOUSES ny HuGHES-cooll Cool
Cool This darling Cape Cod Is air.
conditioned for your comfort Also
offers hard-to-get Attn bedrm own
a. ,s a4 uaoiia- hgl V nridnd pbH w
house very low at Sli,jOO $40
per mo pays everything W II
HUGHES co AP 1-i4OO III apm.
Tor VALUE. In Forestville of SUIT
land parkway Spacious 3-bedrm
brick rambler, eft. liz rm with
hreDl, sep din rna Gil approved
Sl6N50, Reasonable terms on
conventional sale T d BURGESS
RE 6-520O
HOUSES BY HUGHES--5sO7 Nichol.
son st.. Riverdalf Md 3-bedrm.
red brk. Colonial u block 10 every
possible convenience $3.50 din sci
per mo Why pay rent2 w n.
HUGHES CO.. AP. r-14O0 I'll 9 pm.
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Williamsburg Colonial
3 BedrmS., Den, 3 Baths

Center-hall plan, GAIT. living rm.,
separate dining nm. bedrm. and bath
paneled den, screened porch l4xl4
:, bedrmS and bath up. Full base
ment with shower bath. Slate roof
Flag stone patio Detached brick
garage. Rose arbor. Beautifully land
Scaped shaded lot with 50 boXwoods
and other shrubbery ; minutes tt
Pentagon, st Charles parish. Price
S3l 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

SIG 65O-7-rm. brk.. mr.. Pent. I'm
med occup. LEe rec. rm.. fenced
'evel lot; sep din RIM. screened
porch; excel appliances ! mi west
Best & Co, Rte. 80. turn right to
3Oj n Edison st. OWNER, ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

FIESTA RAMBLER-Only ga years
kit, with automatic washer, front
porch. Near schools and shopping
Easy Gil terms. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES. AP 1-1174.
KEEP cool under the many shade
trees which cover a one-third acre
lot. surrounding this trim. neat
STONE, HOME. A wonderful spot
for children or for privacy on this
n no. 0,ii: street; ; cSmtortsble
Only $4,000. GI or conventional.
Don't delay This is good onel
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
YOUR FAMILY'S HAPPINESS will
be complete when they live in this
distinctive BRICK home situated
on wide, Handicapped Yard With
R msny SO shade trees fss a9d hTub Sr
usually find at this price, 3 nice
bedrms.. - on. LIST A. with tile
bath. Comfortable screened porch,
FULL SIZE dining room, recreation
room, plus many other features.
Located i, N very nice residential
parochial and public schools. and
tercd and only Sl6.560 Dorit
delay. see Il today! Excl USlVE
with BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S400
$500 WITH PLENTY of trees. on
LARGE lot, Il rooms, full base
ment. hot water heat; walking dis
lance to parochial school. shopping
and transportation. First lime Of
Tered. Act promptly on this onel
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS.
AP. 1-S40O
CONVENIENT TO ANDREWS FIELD
Vacant: 4 bedrms.. fireplace; fun
bsmt;,- oil INV. h.; lot S4Xll5; only
Sl390O. Small down payment to
responsible party. OWNER, RE.
6-6S64.
23O9 METZEROTT RID.
Brick rambler: 3 nice bedrms
spacious kit. flrepl., full bsmt. with
outside rntrance To Inspect, call
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ONLY s1o0 DoWN and move {

HOUSES BY HUGHES = Stunning
native stone and clapboard Cape
Cod Charming Cheverly location.
very large bedrms.. Ia tiled baths
recreation type bsmt, restful scr
porch. outdoor patio, garage: 500
per mo. with low FILA down pay
ment W, r HUGHES co. AP.
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GAITHERSBURG
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

SUBDIVISION OR CLUB SITE Of
345 acres, l-mile frontage on
Shenandoah River near Charles
Town; make offer. 1906 Geranium
ST. NV.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
5305 26th Ave

Drive BY and see this Diet brick
with lovely bedrmS, full din
rm.. Diet. gar. lovely back yard COM
pletely fenced Ideal for the small
family or working couple. We also
have a .3-bedrm. Rambler; yrs.
old Il block school Owner forced
to sell. Other houses to 100000 We
for you. Call MR.. TASKER. 10.
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LAKE BANCROFT

wILLsToN SHOPPING CENTER
JE. 1850 lE. 2-S067
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

PRIVATE NATURALIZATION q
acre, > min from the river
Sl3 $50 buys this brand new Cali
fornia rancher. spacious attr. rms
lliy rm. with firepl. approx. 24xl4
ttD, mod. Dashboard heat Ideal
for those desiring their own small
estate and the quiet tranquil life
Just 80 Minis to Chain Bridge
$1,000 cash and payments Of SIS
per mo. Call IA. $4,000 REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC, 900, N.
10 \ al a
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Early American
FULL ACRE
$1,000 DOWN

This lovely home has 3 spacious
cond. throughout. Beaut shrubs.
fruit trees, flowers, pony STALL lust
g min. from shopping center. Price
reduced to Sl6.450. Excel. terms.
ArfaX Realty. JE. 4-4900
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GLEN HILLS

1ts acres, So. $50; 3 bedrooms
full basement. breezeway and garage
For appointment to see. call MR.
PRICE, at 10. 5-2534 or YOUR own
hrnEAr
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AIS CHURCH AREA, se1.ooo

T ALLN CHUKIH AREA, 81 ,OUO.
Culmore-Brick rambler: BED
RMS. = FULL BATHS, beautifully
decorated Lge llv. rm, firepl.. din
rm.. dc luxe kit. full bsmt., rec.
rm., washer dryer Concrete patio.
outdoor firepl Walk TO St An
thongs Church and school. shop
ping, tranSp., public grammar
school. LUCILLE COOK, JE. -
3n13 IF "-4HR1
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FOREST HEIGHTS

6 ROOMS AND BASEMENT
Take over lge. GI loan from
present owner who is leaving city.
year old. Has everything. Washer
and drier disposal, eye-level oven.
counter-type cleo range. Powder rm
on LIST. FIR, rec. rm. Lge. level
fenced lot = blk to tranSp. . blks
to new school. This is your lucky
day. Call Mrs. Cox. LII. 2-S136 or
ST 3-136S. ATLAS REALTY CO
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REDuCED 81 600

Spacious cuStom-built white ram
bier Foyer entr., liv. rm., l4x24
fireplace. din. rm. 10x15 den sxl0
cheerful new equip. kitchen. lOXl4
ialousied porch with, awnings. 2 spa
cious bedrms with tub and shower
attached garage beaut. fenced leve
Hot Price sos 500
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3-BEDROOM RAMBLERS
5000 DIN. to Gil or non-GI. 3 yrs.
old Like new. Lge. level lot. All
conyenlences. Call today Mrs Cox.
~. rs 80 or ST 3-136S. ATLAS
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7ALLS CHURCH AREA: ny OWNER

ALLS CHURCH AREA: BY OWNER
--3-yr -old 3-bedrm. rambler; lRe
fenced, shady yard; convenient to
shopping. y block to bus; Sl2,300;
assume SO. 800 Gil loan 500 a mo
payment, balance in cash or $500
down and md trust JE. 4-0302
MT. VERNON BLVD.-Lot with
trees: 3 bedrooms, separate dining
room, fireplace in living room, side
screened porch, close to every
thing. S1",10u, Gil. This is hot
S. G.. GERACHIS CO.. JE. 2-"314,
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ARLINGTON-By OWNER, 3 bed
room Colonial, separate dining
room, screened porch; heated rec.
rm.; separate garage; shaded yard;
patio. Close in. $4,000. IA. 5-4S23
ARL., SIO,OOO-Must sell. 2-bedrm.
semidet, masonry home. garbage
disp., auto. washer. refsr., stove.
alum. storm windows and door
Assume 4oo loan of S55 per mo.
incl taxes, ms. and int GIL apr
$40 600. ia. o-4O1a No agents
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-12
POO Hungarian Refugees Take Off For The US.

MUNICH, Germany, R = Two hundred fugitives from Commun- ist oppression in Hungary took off Tuesday for new lives in the United States at the start of one of history's most spectacular air lifts.
 The group was the first of 10000 refugees to be flown be- fore Christmas to the United States in giant C-118 Air Force transports.
 There were some tears but many more smiles as the fugi- lives, many of whom had never before left their homeland, de- parted across the ocean for a mysterious new land with little idea of what was in store for them.
 Four planes took off Tuesday, carrying 50 women, Al children and 109 men. They ranged in age from 6-month-old Johanna 10th to 57 year-old Etel Szabo.
 Today, at the end of a tiring 28-hour trip, the refugees seemed to be holding up well.
 They smiled as they walked off the planes, carrying small bags labeled "U.S. Escapee Program" and headed for Camp Kilmer, N.J.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-12
COMPANY PLANE CRASHES, BURNS, KILLING 8 ABOARD

BARTLESVILLE, Okla, R-A Phillips Petroleum Co. airplane, reported to be carrying eight per sons, crashed and burned south of here today
 There were no survivors
 In Washington, the Phillips of flee said those aboard were com pany officials or employees and the two pilots.
 An employe at a nearby plant was one of the first on the scene. He said the bodies were mutilated badly.
 The crash occurred in pas ture about four miles south of Bartlesville. A teacher at school a mile east of the crash said that several persons told of the plane circling and then seemed like it just turned over and over and suddenly plunged to the ground" '"
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-12
DEPT. OF MINES SEEKS ASSAYER FOR NOME
From the Bulletin of the Territorial Dept. of Mines

We have had a vacancy at our Nome assay office since last Au- gust, when Pete Sandvik, assayer- engineer, left the Territorial De- p9 inent of Mines.
 -loIng unable for the first time to find a qualified Alaskan who is interested in that particular posi- ton, we have finally had to come down to contacting outside en- ployment agencies and advertis- ing in mining magazines. We would much rather have someone in the position who is sufficiently interested in Alaska to be here in the first place and who likes the territory.
 ne requirements of that sta tion make it necessary that the man be able to make field exam nations of prospects and write reports thereon as well as handle a limited amount of assaying. We furnish rather small living quar- ters and utilities at that particular office.
 A number of persons have re- piled to the ads, and we have req sonable expectations of having a new man on the payroll in time to open up the Nome office next April.
 Personnel from other TOM sta tions took turns keeping the office open this fall until Nov.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-12
Idle Hour Country Club of Anchorage. Burns Sunday

ANCHORAGE, R-T Two per sons were injured and four fire men suffered frostbite during a $170,000 fire which destroyed the Idle Hour country club here Sunday night The club was one of the best known night clubs in Alaska
 At the time of the fire the temperature was 22 degrees be- low zero. Water to fight the fire was brought in tankers.
 Burned on the face as he tried to extinguish the blaze was magician known as Mandrake" :" His act was to open the clubs evening program. The fire start ed a few minutes after the club had opened for the night. Man drake lost all his equipment, val ued at $5,000.
 The only patrons in the club at the time was a family party of eight. They escaped unharmed. A waitress was trapped in the kitchen but was rescued by the fire chief.
 MT. and Mrs. wv. Fultz, own- CTS of the club, said they have no present plans to rebuild. The original Idle Hour was destroyed by fire in May of 1852, shortly after the Fultzes had acquired the club.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-12
Japan and Russia Have Ended World War H

TOKYO, R-Japan and the So- viet Union formally ended World War II today-11 years and four months after Russian soldiers marched south into Manchuria in the final week of fighting. The two nations reopened diplomatic relations.
 The agreement, largely on So- viet terms, leaves Russia in pos session of Japanese territory oc- cupied after Japan surrendered but gives Japan a promise of So- viet support for admission to the United Nations and release of thousands of war prisoners.
 The agreement is not a final peace treaty because the two na- tions were unable to agree on the ownership of the Sakhalin and Kurile Islands north of Japan, which Soviet troops occupied af- ter the war.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-12
Hungary Delegates Walk Out Of
 General Assembly

UNITED NATIONS, NY, R- The Hungarian delegation Tues day walked out of the General Assembly in protest against what 1t called JUN. interference in Hungary's internal affairs.
 The surprise move came as the 79- nation assembly debated a U.S.-sponsored move to condemn the Soviet Union for refusing to withdraw it's armed forces from Hungary.
 Hungarian Foreign Minister Imre Norveth led his delegation from the room after charging that some delegations, influenced by the United States, 'have attempt ed to interfere in. Hungary's dom estic affairs"
 "We reject these attempts and shall continue to do so in the future," he said.
 Meanwhile, India and her three closest Asian allies pressed a new proposal to get Russian troops out of Hungary by sending JUN. Secretary General Dag Hammar- skiold to Moscow for negotia- tions.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-12
COW MILKING CASUALTY

BUNKER HILL, H., R-Earl Schmidt was hospitalized yester- day when the cow he was milking fell down on him.
 Doctors at an Alton, H., hospi- tai said the 36-year-old farmer had torn shoulder fragments and painful bruises.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-12

Ill:15-Latin Americana l1:30-Make Up Your Mind ll:45-Masters of Melody i2.00-News 12:15-Behind the Story h2:30-Platter Parade
 i.0O-Hillbilly Jamboree
 2:00-Matinee
 2.30-Music a Ia Carte
 4:00-Curt Massey
 4;l5-Terrea Lea
 4.30-One Mans Family
 4.45-Bing Crosby
 5:00-Army Hour
 5.30-Music for Dining 6:00-News 6:i5-Sports Caravan
 6:30-Revenuers' Romp 7:30-Could This Be You? 8.00-Symphonette
 8:30-Air Time
 9:00--Gunsmoke
 g: g:30-Journey Into Space |ln;00-One Night Stand 10. 30-Martin Block |ii:00--News |ll:l5--A Joy Forever |l1:30-Land of Dreams Ii2:00-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-12
Poles Stage Wild Anti-Russian
 Demonstrations

WARSAW, R-A wild anti Russian demonstration was re- ported from the big Polish port city of Stettin. Demonstrators marched on the Soviet consulate, smashed windows and tried to break in.
 Communist authorities finally called in troops and workers militia" - club-wielding strong arm men-to disperse the crowd.
 Official reports blamed the out burst of "drunken hooligans." But reliable sources in Stettin said it was the outcome of a planned demonstration by students and young factory workers against events in Hungary.
 The demonstration started early Monday night and contis- ued until midnight. Government papers reported several police men were beaten up and an un- disclosed number of demonstra- tors arrested.
 WednesdaY-NeW anti-govern- ment violence was reported in Poland today in the wake of the mob attack on the Soviet con sulate at Stettin. Eighty-e eight persons, many of them youths, were repo ted jailed for the Stettin riot.
 A Polish Communist newspaper disclosed a crowd attacked police building in Olecko, town near Bialystok.
 Order was restored only after the arrival of several score of from Bialystok.
 The paper reported that the crowds demolished municipal of fees at Nowy Ciechocinek in the northern midlands.
 Other demonstrators beat up local Communist Party secretary at Nieszawa, in the same district.
 Poland's nationalist Commu- mist government, seeking to avert any repetition of the Soviet mili- tary intervention in Hungary, sped an apology to the Soviets for the attack on the Russian consulate.
 The published reports made it clear that the Stettin incident was the gravest outburst of dis order in Poland since the Poznan freedom riots" last June, when at least 53 persons were killed and hundreds wounded in a demonstration.