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.REE REMOVAL, pruning. topping.
trimming. lots cleared Mr. CLAY.
ION. UN s-u9u3 any time.
Blue GRASS SOD DELIVERED
T PROMPTLY: you lay 1t and save
terms II desired GREENWICH
FARM NURSERY LII 2-49S0
AZALEAs EVERGREENS. oak-leai
F.! compost spray service ROrHS
s"ll sligo Creek pkg. Tax PIX. Md
BULLDOZERS and leaders for grad.
ing, exeavatlne and land clearing
Estimates free Call UN 4-S533
Ewes. MA 7-26OU
VIRGIN TOPSoIL. best quality. any
quantity: immediate delivery: lawn
MING LANDSCAPE SERVICE, UN
4-464S.
OR'GANICALLY GROWN TOMATOES
1906 Cedar pl. Falls Church. Va.
SWEET corn for freezing; / doz,
or 50 doz... l have it. For informa-
ton, call ia. 4-0934
FORD TRACTOR SO model $50;
+ jonn Deer disk and pillow Dearborn
blade all new cond; 1917 Dodge
/ IL ton; l4ft. stake body: motor
driven 200 mi: perfect cond., So
900 cash. RE. 5-5171
I0PSoIL, clean, rich loan. 81 cubic
yard delivered D. c.; 3-yard mini
mum. Call LOGAN 7-74l0
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used
parts Parts and service. MALONEY'S.
INC. Silver Spring. Nd. JU, S-3:333
Used EQUIPMENT-O. c. 3 Gle
trac with grader and loader S c.
Case with plow and cultiyator
INC As PTo bailer. lime and fer
tilizer, distributor, grain drills.
plows. Ford mower. C. mower. Cub
service. MALoNEYs's. P PNc'' s sill
yer Spring, Nd ~ S-3333
ROTARY TILLERS for rent rs nau
day RENTAL TOOL a EQUIP CO
10 9-6SSl
TREE REMOVING and topping
pruning, So and up Also land
scaping service STERLING W
HOOD Gaithersburg, Nd. Phone
/ ANDSCAPED SERVICE Pruning
! planting, transportation. sodding
/ lawns made and renovated tree
work. cement walks and driyeways
W. c. WALKER, JU. S-4973.
R0TTED cow MANURE-Very fine.
SO per ton. Special 6-ton load,
500. 81 bushels TO ton. TOP SOIL
the best; $40 ton UP TO . tons T.
ton load. $50. Gaithersburg 623
or EV. 4-@S65,
FORD TRACTORS with Bush Hog
500 per day: York rake. Brillion
seedeT, Danuser blade, post digger,
front end loader, $50 per day.
RENTAL TOOLS d EQUIP. JU. 5.
5040
SOD CUTTERS. compost Erinders
aerificers. Ford tractors, front-end
leaders OC-3 dozers. post hole dig
gers. cement grinders etc RENTAL
TOOLS d EQUIP. CO., JU. 9-6ssl,
NORWAY SPRUCE TREES for sale
= per IT.. minimum price. 50
Select and dig them yourself Any
time except Sunday W A. STEM
HOUSE. Dunn Loring I'd, JE. =
MEYER ZoYSIA lZ-52i fresh cut .
inch plugs, &c ca. ia. 1-5ls1
APPLES. fine all purpose; 81 80
bushel. bring container: sweet corn.
tomatoes EUBANK' S FARM. Der
wood; Nd, on Needwood I'd. 20
GRAVELY REEL MOWER ATTACH
MENT. 80 in. only used year,
the best for the price; $50. WA
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE
black-top soil delivered all types
| brick and cement work walls,
etcl Ii 3-6gl3.
FIELD HARVESTER. New Holland
/ with motor. row crop attachment.
! good condition; 81 200 or best
offer. Central s-3057
RIDING LAWN MOWER, 20-in TO-
tary. nice condition; list. S24n;
sell $50. Phone Dunkirk $685.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont,

DACHSHUND PUPPIES. Axe reg
pedigreed. champion sired. excel.
lent pets; reas. SP 1851 ewes.
WANTED HOME for beautiful black
cat .maleJ. JE. 3-9764, co.
5-S1S1
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. Axe, $50
and SIS. G. FINLEY. Boyds. Mo
Phone Poolesville 350S.
AMER. TOY TERRIER PUPPIES.
an with black muzzle. very cute,
500 each. 10. 5-uJ35.
DALMATIAN PUPS, beautifully
marked. reasonably priced. Call HE
4-i013
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe registered
unusual white. males. S25: females
S2H FA 1857
CAIRN TERRIER, female, 4is mos,
Axe res. So. Champ bloodline
81. 3-6"95.
MSdkNNo fGO'fe 6 PHOPR,e eose Ast f st
All. Va. il. @-si3e'' '''''' '''
ENGLISH BULL. Axe reg. 3 years
old. loves children. Or will farm
out for while. IA. 5-4539, any
time SUNDAY
COLLIE PUPS. Axe. champion
stock Priced low for quick sale.
Call WE. 5-j79S
DACHSHUND PUPS. black or red.
champ. BACKGROUND, Axe regis-
tered; lovable WA. 7-07S2.
ESKIMO SPITE. pure white. regis
tered; selling out; puppies, SEQ and
So; srown dogs. SIS up. CY. &
$3.50.
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPPIES, Axe,
healthy, good bloodlineS, females,
500; males 500. APP 1890.
COLLIE PUPS, champ. lines. Axe;
SO and $40. SEITZ KENNELS,
Waldorf, Md MI. 5-5l0l.
POINTERS. mos. old: 80 champs
IN obodline; S35 for quick sale
3022 Claiming ST. ne, LA. 6-29l7
before II Sun. or any time Mon.
BREED SCOTTIES-No investment.
Axe reg. MacKINNON'S 1909 N
Roosevelt st. Ar. JE. 2-3A32.
GREAT DANES-AKC
Superb pedisree; II wks. JE. q
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ROOMS WANTEp
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN. Government employe
desires private room. Reasonable
Near parking. Box 339-J. Star.
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FARM AND GARDEN

Rec REMOVAL, pruning. topping.
trimming. lots cleared MR. CLAY.
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PUPS-S3a5 and up: Kittens; 75c
and up Mice FISH. gueina PIGS
Open Sunday ADDICK'S PET LAND
400 Central ave. Sc. 10 S36l7.
KITTENs-Free to good home. JU
9-2lSq
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BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert ct.
nw-Eley., Z bedrms.;, ny: nm Gin.
rm kit and bath EN- BOOT
GEORGETOWN, $3.50 Que st;-1-
bedrm. apt. bldg See any time;
open. Apt, "a. $3.50. DI. z
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

LARGE. AIRY unfinished room. ir
comfortable home; COW. TO transp
Ii. 1904,
LARGE ROOM with 3 closets anC
private bath in new apt. bldg. a
sos Jefferson st, NV. next to .
buslines and all kinds OF shopping
$50, including all utilities SEE
resident manager at Apt. 204 Of
call RIA. 3-5l40.
COLORED-I OR 2 RMS: kit
privileges: see MISS LAMAR, 81
Shepherd st. NV.
COLORED-I42O HOPKINS ST
NM rm: on End A. and l rm
utils. furn. RA. 6-ii0I. RE. 7-2537
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PUREBRED GERMAN SHEPHERD
puppies; no offer refused Call and
see Pnnlesvllle 3SRl
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sEALYHAM TERROR PUPPIES,
Axe reg 10 wks; $50 and m.
Call OT, 4-61aS
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

NICE ROOM FOR LADY--Pvt. bath.
Silver Spring. nr. schools. transp.
S35 mo. JU. S-4772. JU. S-44S3.
GIRLS RESIDENCE, lobby and kit.
privtleeeS: phone service and laun-
DRY facils; $50 wk. ia. 1890.
BUSINESS WOMAN - Share my
Chevy Chase home: pretty room.
private bath; wide yards. garden;
garage; all home PRIVILEGES. OIL
ARLINGTON FOREsT-Attrac. cor
ner rm; IN pvt. home; close to bus.
ARL. = LARGE conditioned fur
nished bedrm: pvt. entr.: gas heat;
prefer students IA. 1881,
LARGE BEDROOM with use OF kit /;
one woman in apartment. Very
good location: reasonable. JU. g
6623 or JU. SIZED.
ARLINGToN-single bedroom, next
. to bath. LIST A.; conven. transp.
ia. 2-7SS2.
MEN-Nicely furn.: good residential
section tranSp.; mr.. Arl. Hall; COW
10 Pentagon and downtown wash. !.
kit: privileges; utils. furn. ia.
5-6O6l.
SILVER SPRING - Nicely furnished
room. private home. JU. 1859
BETHESDA-Lge. sgle. front rm. for
man: pvt. home Conv. Wis. ave.
bus and shops; $50. OIL. 2-4S15.
16'
FURN. ROOM for settled lady: Col
leee PIX. area: air cond; breakfast
PRIVILEGES. WE: 5-507s.
n. ARL.-Attrac. 1st-foor bedroom.
pvt. bath. Dirk. home quiet. conv.
transp.: gentleman il. 3-77l6.
FURNISHED ROOM with kitchen
privileges available in pvt home.
Call OV. 3-495a after $50 week
days or any time Sat. or Sun.
ARL., mr.. Navy Annex and Pentaeon
-Sele, rm.. next to bath. ia
CHEVY CHASE CIR. area-Private
home. corner rm. Oriental rugs
$40 wk OIL. 2-2635, EN-. 2-s3S3
GROUND FL, DBL. BEDRM.; pvt.
entr., shower. Law. $40 mo. Gentle
men JU. 5-6745. JU 5-9176.
ARLINGTON BLVD, 60Os-Master
bedrm., conV. to everything, in
lovely nbrhd.; breakfast II desired
JE. 4-141l.
ARL.. Mist fir. master bedrm..
pvt. bath and entrance. Beautiful
new home. exclus. residential area
, min. DIR. Pentagon. Navy Annex
Empl, man JA. 5-692@
1917 n. EDGEWOOD ST. Arl.--
Lovely room. mr.. bus: home privi-
leges. unlimited phone. IA. S-53lS
COLONIAL VILLAGE-Comfortabls,
quiet room. nr. bath: use Of kitchen
Mr. Pent Bus lady. ia. 5-O45S.
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TREE REMOVING and topping
pruning, So and up Also land
scapins service STERLING W
HOOD, Gaithersburg Nd. Phone
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-p. c.

BEACON APTS.. 1901 Calvert st.
w-Eley.. +" bedrms.. nv. nm. din.
rm kit and bath EN- BOOT
GEORGETOWN, $3.50 Que ST
/ bedtm.. apt. bldg. See any time;
open. Apt. "a. $3.50. DI. q
DOWNTOWN - Avail. immed,: q
| becrm. ept., liy. rm., din rm.. kit,
expos: $40, RE, 7-3466, 9-b wkds.
1898 4th ST. NV bedrms. in
INV. CLARKE REALTY CO. Ma.
WALK ITO WORK from 1880 Rhode
Island ave. NV; liy. rm.. foyer.
bedrm., kit, bath. porch: newly re-
dec. new stove and retgr.; S0b.5O
per mo. z. QUINCY SMITH. INC.
Call OIL. 2-9474.
18th AND p SITS. s.E.-Mod. gar
den-type project "a blk. from Fair
lawn Park; 2-bedrm. apt. with
famlly-size din. rm., scr. porch lots
Of laundry space and lockers In
bsmt.; SS325 Incl. all utils.: adults.
See res. manager. Mr.. Lyon. LII.
INC. DI. 7-2439. Di. 1905.
1858 18th ST. Nw.-LTs.. 2-bedrm.
apt, nj. tranSp S75 mo, incl. all
utils co 5-7947. before S pm
GEQRGETOwN, 1894 34th st. NV.
( S-a &c APT iuIl Ct qtils insl;
22O7 10th ST. s.E.-Bedrm.. liv.
rm, kit dinette low rental Of
MesKSiEEvER co. 1892 X ST. ST
oNE Ann TWO RyDRw APIS ~
thedrai Can EN-, 2"2206
GEORGETOWN bedrm.. iiy, nm,
efiic; kit, garb, disp.. utils. incl;
500. Elk. 3-52s2 bet 1914 Mon.
1916 18th ST. NV rm., bath,
hot plate and .efgr.; in Ice apt.
bldg. with elev. service. $37 80 mo,
incl. utils. To inspect see resident
mgr. or call DU. LAG.
UNFURN, PT---Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
XII, and BATH $40 per mo. utils.
incl. Call LA. 1919.
1894 HARVARD ST. N.w.-2-bed-
Tm ant with porch redec.. DOWN
adults only RES NOR Apt -.
1855 COLUMBIA RID. NV rm.,
kit. and bath, S4j. See Jsnitor.
zoos 3rd ST. N.E.-2-bedrm. KIT.
dinette bath liy. rm immed pos
session. $50 incl. utils. Manager.
Apt. > DU. 1910 or IA 8-sfs2.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA--At-
traetiye J.. and 9 bedroom apis,
reasonable rent 10 2-Ol5l
WEsTCLIFF, 1869 Columbia I'd NV
- rms, Kitchen and bath; S7bbf
per month Call co j-f6j5
HOME OR An INvEsTNENT--Nr. 2
ayes brick. cor. new.cOnditlon.
home or an income 3 apts Ice.
exchange OWNER IA 9.7Ol0
OFF THOMAS CIRCLE--Liy nm.
s Sss'I rms h' s5S i 81 % 20 s.sS3s Di 81.
MAPLEWoOD APIS, VIC walter
Reed. spacious and 2-bedfm.
apts COW shop and transp,
Ss7.JO 10 500 30 incl utils $3.50
Maple st. NV. ~. 2-0I05 or TU.
DUPLEX APT 3 rms Kit bath;
porch "a. neat, nv sUt ~.
BRANDYWINE ST. Sc. 'Ol-im-
med oecup, 2 bedrms new Gee,
15xltts Nv Tm din ares. NalS-in
clos. cor bedfm, $40 SO. ! pfdfm'
$3.50 W; u'ils incl 10 @-elFs'
10 2-355s .-
63i CONSTITUTION AVE. NJ
ist-n apt; = igs. rmk and 1ath;
all Utlis. $50 mo Open iof IN
sDeetiou Cal MrI 2, Ii. G-5ltb;
ewes, ~ 9-piia.
glsH 81. N.E.--Mod apt, ly rm,
bedfm kit bath so 30. II. j.
1891 III 7-bi0n .-
quo Goth sT. Nw.--cony 70
tfsDsp. ard snOppinE Bfifht .
bsdrri apt L.Y rm Si,. and bath,
an utis furn range and ieigf IN
apt completely fedec See ~.
braves. resident mgr no lYli
o. tsn FRED A SMITH co TX.
a-G4sp
yoV CAN'T IIDGE 4 BOOK ~
MS COyEh--stsp into Oh Word
fha,n and COW sphC ipltneMi
80, .vsl y 1gs rms hfspiaces,
planned kit baih CAL ~ 3-35ss
CcontlBgsa 90 Eot PassI
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PROV ides loving care in cool country
quarters for YOUR, dog or cat. Pick
up service For reservations. call
Browning S-9454 or Federal 3-l9g4
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5IO5 3rd ST. N.W.-Pvt. kit. and
bath: sep. entr.: utils., wash. mach. !:
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dsle's Excellency: Oh. NV own Brn.
Gle lin; show or pets. 10 s-8353.
WANTED. healthy puppies. VIII
have good home. sP. 3-9549
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe
reg. BLACK females only; Wks
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ROOM AND BOARD-Jewish home
mr., TRANSPORTATION. 1912 Van Buren,
st. nv, RIA. 3-S0al.
N.w.--single room, in attractive,
private home; good meals. HU
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Axe reg black and silver. Z weeks;
mother top winning obedience dog
Priced to sell. HA 2-s306.
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oR'GANICALLY GROWN TOMATOES

1906 Cedar pl. Falls Church, Va
SWEET CORN for freezing; doz
or 50 doz.. l have it. For informa-
ton call ia. 4-0934.
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FEDIGREED COOKERS. / male, 2
females, reasonable. Call LA g.
HStkI
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BOXER-Free to right party Beauti-
full thorough bred. mature iaun
male fine watchdog, pet Call Ar
linston Animal Hosp. ia 2-6400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

MALE BLACK COCKER SPANIEL,
VT old, needs a good home rea-
sonable Call 10 2-2631
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N APLEWooD APIS, vic. walter
apis, cony shop and trsnsp,
$3.50 10 500 30 incl utlls $3.50
Maple st. NV, IL. 2-0I05 or TU.
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C0CKER--Loving; black and tan.
~ needs good homo. UN. 5-5504
BEAGLE HOUND PUPPIES-sl0 and
SIA Call Central S-h3s1p
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BEAGLE PUPS - Wormed; reg
champ. blood line; black blankets;
5 wks old; reas. RE, 5-S613
IRISH SETTER PUPS - Champions
ship stock papers, sacrifice prices
this week. DU, 6-a092, or DU
h-QRhh
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Beagles, Champion Sired
10. 5-3l4T
HALJEAN KENNELS
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
Bureau of Roads Assures Alaska
 Of Immediate Attention When It
 Takes Over From ARC Sept. l6

Advised of this fear. Royall confirmed the bureau has been concentrating-"s stunned som e. what" by the vastness of the over all national program.
 Some thought has been given Alaska but nothing is fixed" he declared.
 Plans for the programs admin istration in Alaska have not been completed, he said.
 Asked if he could give Alaskans any reassurance that the terri tory's program would not become lost in the shuffle, Royall said the bureau lis in no position to do that" until it takes over the Alas ka program.
 When the administrative trans fer is made next month, he said the bureau would give immediate attention to the territory's needs.
 Until then, he said, the bureau could see no reason why the Alas ka Road Commission shouldn't proceed with planning next years program as it usually does"
 Emphasizing the need for per sonnel, he reiterated the bureaus recent announcement it would take over the commissions organ ization intact, adding:
 And if there are any engineers out in the hills somewhere, we'll send a posse for them"
 For the year ending next Jane 30, Alaska has been allocated 1892, ,588 in federal aid in addi- tion to the $11, ,425,O0O appropriat- ed directly by Congress for road construction and maintenance pri- or to inclusion of the territory in the federal aid program.
 In addition, Royall said the bureau considers that ito all in- tents and purposes" there is available now the $l3,141 1899 making up the territory's federal allocation for the following 12- month period.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
By FRANK w. vAILLE

WASHINGTON, R-A spokes- man for the Bureau of Public Roads said today nothing has been decided on the course of Alaska's highway program, which the bu- reau takes over Sept. Is.
 But the spokesman-Robert E. Royal, bureau information offic- er-said the territory's needs would get immediate attention after the bureau assumes the ter ritorial highway program from the Alaska Road Commission.
 The bureau will direct the pro- gram because Congress this year included Alaska for the first time in the federal highway aid pro- gram.
 Some Alaskans are fearful the territory's needs will be lost in the press surrounding the initia- ton of the large nationwide pro- gram approved by Congress. Be- cause of Alaska's short construc- ton season, engineering must be completed and bid invitations ex- tended during the spring months if work is to be carried out next summer.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
NixOn's Father
 Suffers Setback

WHITTIER, Calif., R-Vice President Nixon's father, again in critical condition, suffered a slight setback today when a kid ney complication developed, his physician reported.
 The vice president. having sped back from the Republican Ma tional Convention at San Fran cisco, where he accepted renom- ination last night, again was at the bedside of 77-year-old Frank A. Nixon.
 The vice president smiled hap oily, but he was a tired man when he began his 26-minue speech be- fore a capacity audience in the Cow Palace at San Francisco.
 q am grateful beyond measure that you have given me the privi- lege of running on the same tick ct with President Eisenhower. l shall work hard to re-elect the President by an even greater ma jority than the landslide of four years ago"
 The vice president declared "the American people support the record of President Eisenhower and will overwhelmingly re-elect him on that record"
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
ATTORNEYS A WIFE FOUND MURDERED AT FLORIDA HOME

GAINESVILLE, Fla, R-Mrs. Marilyn Pagan, attractive 30- year-old wife of the Alachua County prosecuting attorney, was found shot to death at her home early today and authorities were seeking a deaf-mute for ques- tioning.
 The husband, Osee Pagan, found the body beside the front stoop when he returned home shortly after midnight. Mrs. Pagan had been shot thru the heart.
 State Atty. Ted Duncan said he wanted to question Phil Singer, 41-year-old deaf-mute. He said Singer had been arrested last April II for trespassing at the country club where he'd been em- ployed as a maintenance man be- fore he was fired by the manager
 On April 10, Duncan said, Sing CT walked into the club during a Rotary meeting and created dis turbance over money allegedly owed to him. He was taken away and told not to come back.
 Singer was convicted in county court on June 8, with Pagan prosecuting, and was sentenced to Is days in jail and fined $100
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
LIVING COSTS
 JUMP .7% TO RECORD HIGH

WASHINGTON, B-The cost of living jumped seven-tenths of one percent in July for the sec ond successive month, sending consumer prices to a record high and bringing wage boosts to IA million workers.
 The increase means that the consumers dollar has lost more than one penny of purchasing power during the past two months and two cents in the past year.
 Auto workers, under contracts adjusted to living costs, will ob- tain a four-cent hourly wage in- crease. So will some 90,000 cleo trical workers.
 Other factory employees, includ- ing aircraft, farm equipment and other workers, will gain three to five-cent increases.
 The July muex, issued Loday Dy the Labor Departments Bureau of Labor Statistics, stood at IF percent of the 1947-49 average.
 BIS Commissioner Evan Clague told reporters: "It surprised us. We didn't think it would be that much"
 The July increase was attriD uted largely to what Clague called "super-seasonal" peaks in fresh fruits and vegetable prices. But all other major prices entering the cost of the city family's mar ket basket rose too-rents, trans portation, services and recreation among them.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
Seaman Dies, Another Critically III From Carbon MOnOxide Fumes

KODIAK, R-James B. Tom mic, a Navy seaman, was found dead and a companion critically ill of what is believed to have been carbon monoxide poisoning in Tommie's car at Island Lake Wednesday.
 The companion, Thomas A. Sheppard, also Navy seaman, was reported in satisfactory con- dition after treatment. The pair were found by nearby residents.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
Stevenson Protests
 President Eisenhower's 'Ill-Considered Charge

LIBERTYVILLE, H., R-Adlai Stevenson protested today against what he described as President Eisenhower's ill considered charge that the Democrats set group against group
 And he declared in a statement that "it is too bad that the Repub- lican record bears so little resem- blance" to Eisenhower's descrip- ton of it.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
Army Mess Sergeant Wins Battle of the Bulge But Will Join Air Force

FIT. CARSON, Colo, R-That fuss over 19 pounds around pro- fessional soldiers waistline is go- ing to cost the Army a mess ser geant.
 Sgt. 1st Class James Love, 34, said yesterday the Army has qui- etly dropped plans to court-mar- tial him for being overweight.
 But it doesn't make much diff ference, Love confided. He'll re- sign the Army in October and en- list in the Air Force.
 Love, veteran of 12 years service, said he was among a handful" of 9th Infantry Divi- sion officers and men facing a court-martial for failure to peel off excess fat as ordered He weighs PIP pounds, and said he'd been ordered to trim down to 193
 A mess sergeant who admitted ly likes godd food, Love said his unit commander advised him yes terday that all charges against him have been dropped.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
CORRECTION PLEASE

Blattler the Butcher, at US. Mere, says the price of AS cents per pound quoted for beef in the Wednesday Nugget was in error by 10 cents. The correct price is 58 cents per pound.
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

JEEP; 4-wheel drive; preferably with
wench on front. Please call IA,
R ffhaHo' HAND DRIVE - Chevrolet,
s ssSS. IS a-ea lSS5n0u'n' 5a5
NASH OWNERS-We will pay more
for your used Nash, either to
trade or buy outright. See us
TON CORP, 201b N. Moore st..
DESPERATELY NEED 100 ears for
big new lot; 40 models and later;
EVANSVILLE AUTO SALES. 1920
N INK CARS AND TRUcKs BoUGHHT.
S15 to $35 wrecks. Late models
Va. Gypsy 4-i2o2. rs
81 A-ton pickup;
$4,000 miles; good condition; new
VI Tres $3.50 s,Se under dealer price
hr ilDeOg Used CARs-wm nay
Southern dealer. FLOOD Pontiac.
1921 Conn. ave. NV. 81
for cars, VILLAGE MOTORS. l4th
soUfTHEiRRiN DEALER i;Eii IN IN town this
week will pay cash for all makes
WILL TRADE III ACRES ground in
good residential section between La
Plata and Indian Head, Md. for
late model automobile. For infor-
nation write Pc. Box 1915. La
Plata, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
TRAILERs tcsns.I
NOW READY

Yes. our new 100000 sales and
serve you. Over acres situated on
the Nations main North South route
sol, Here are some Of the MANI
'eT safss We pat &c highest au.lis,
sP sSs1 a RssoycRAF@T. STEWART
sERVicEAIn our new 25x75-ft
shop We can do everything from
repair Q leaking faucet to complete
rebuilding Of q wrecked mobile
PARTs-we carry a complete line
and can get those not stocked in
: xccEssoRiEsMwe are distrib;
utors for all Reese Products AND
t the lsm SS v. s9lsFsst hitch sna'
iNsURANCE-We write insur.
nee with the largest insurer OF
mobile homes In the world-at the
'0T TINAN rs:fsi - Our Philadelphia
and Grand Rapids banks are the
j. down l1Q%. on used and up to
= NOBLE MOB HOME PARK-our new
you the most modern. OF mobile
home parks-one which you will
be proud to occupy.
OFFICES-A 20x35-ft. sanch-type
once house, houses the offices OF
our COMPANY showplace OF hos
pitality.
OUR CUSTOMER dollars value
for dollar spent. We cordially
invite you to visit our new sales
and service center. to o Monday
fhrourh Saturday