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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

Owner selling direct, must sacrifice
for personal reasons: lge., practically
new, 2-vr.-old, Germ. brick Co
lonial, lge. ent. foyer. spacious liv
rm. with frepl, separate din. rm.
Ice. equipped kit, powder rm. on
LIST a., 3 double-size bedrms. with
bath upstairs low-cost gas heat
lge. terraced lot Many other extras;
mr. Andrews Field and Boiling. Priced
$4,000. STA per mo-. $1,000 down
RE R-R12S
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CAMP SPRINGS

A dream between Sharon I'd and
Henderson I'd. (the aristocrst neigh
borhoodl Featuring 8 bedrms.. .
baths. liv. rm.. family din. rm.. ideal
kit. colossal screened porch. . fire.
pls.. full bsmt., garage. Lot cannot
be duplicated. l50x1s0. Asking
500 500 Call for apt. RE. 6-5656.
WEST A. DIXON, Realtors.
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LONG, Low AND LOVELY is this
stunning, Gift. brick rambler. with
spacious rms. four well-arranged
bedrooms and 2 full baths, large
elubroom with Roman brick firepl.,
SEPARATE dining room. huge
kitchen. completely equipped: To-
FIRST time offered: S31 800. Ex-
elusive with BOWERS BROS, AP
T.G1O0
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1916 Jefferson Pl. NV.
LUST OPP rcoNN. :! AYE. ABA; !;
MAYFLOWER HOTEL. FINE SHOPS,
RESTAURANT, ETC.,
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HOUSES Tor SALE. VA. Cont

~ ACRE. 2 bedrms., no bath, refer
and stove. Beautiful shrubbery ant
grass. Near Centerville. $3.50
Pymts. 500 mo. No down pymt
Good refs. required. ELIZABETE
BURNS AND ASSOCIATES, Brown.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES - Stunning
Mt. Rainier bi-level: 3 master
bedrms.. beautiful family-size din.
rm.. English-type bsmt.. Diet. ga
rage: oil h.-w.h. This home is
custom built and someone will get
'VS r. a. a IN EHs e c55ss AP q
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PINE-PANELED recreation rm. LAY
40, with bar and brick planter box
highlights; this stunning 3-bed-
center hail: eye-level oven. dis
posal and dishwasher In de luxe
kitchen: tiled full basement; patio;
AIR-COND. FOR YEAR-ROUND
COMFORT; level lot in most handy
n; Arl. location; only SCI 900 CT
CS ;Ts6s p 4 c005oIIN INC, 21eO N,
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1104 Vermont Ave. NV

street-level ONCE, with
counter y ideal for real s estate
s. +. & a.. INC ii04 ver-
mont ave. NV. co. 6-5S3S
weekdays. 0 to $50.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

Z Each act ssE I RIn1 Ea ss az
nm. din, rm.. kit. bath. rear
DIE q COLBERT. INC. 1881 K
st. NV, MA. s-S87b.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS FOR SALE
TAVERN

For sale or trade. established 20
years; beautiful place. Lots Of
ground. Will consider small farm
and house. Colonial S-2910.
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GARDENERS SPECIAL = Fenced
SUSSIS Of Wa sS .ttf S r mouse :ep to din b
rm:. big kit. extra lge. bedrm.
full bsmt. A real dream for only
S10,060 easy terms, PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. 2.
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s5S.48 PER MO.-FHA approved; g.
rm. detached home, on level lot, in
Green Meadows, mr. Riggs I'd; oil
h:-w.h.: Diet. garage; price, Sill
ESQ; 81 $50 down. Call til q pm
WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
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VISIT
LOHR
HOMES
Move in Before School

ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. $4,000 TILL 8 PM. RIA. $4,000
Our Beth Year. Dependable Service
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HOUSES By HUGHES-Popuiar Mt
I Ka1inisr location. lust of Rhode
and clean olaer-type bungalow. Full
basement; shaded porch: S1O.950,
with $3.50 down to vets. w. r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-140O til 8
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Thy Neighbor
Yeonas Realty

CT OR IN SERVICE
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm RAM
bier with added sunroom or den.
completely equip. kit, automatic
Of shade trees. JOHN w. MULROY
CO.. 90 Hillwood ave, Falls Church,
Va IF 4-h00O 15e
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CT loan and pay only 81, 100 down
on this 2-year-old brick home with
ing room: V bath on ist floor: fun
basement and many other features
in area convenient to everything.
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS. AP
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DO YOUR OWN redecorating and
save thousands. Out-of-town owner
has slashed price to S13.500 on
this 7-room. 1k-bath home. in
beautiful Rogers Heights Fireplace
conv. terms Call I'll o pm, WA.
$4,000, ROBERT s. DAVIS d. CO.,
INC
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riT fE.c6 pE6NR rms. E ANp su1f Hss
rSs SI2G, MO- 4f,n IMGL. Ut UTILITIES pI6so
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TIME is MONEY-Buy your own
home now. For 3-bedrm. homes
nr. schools. shopping and transp
NO more receipt. Low down pay
D1ent. CT or non Vets. See pictures
N our oftces. JAMES c. CONLEY
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FALLS AL. CHURCH AREA

f ATTENf TioSHG NoN AEEf
SMALL CASH will buy this g.
bedroom home: large living room,
equip. kitchen: assume large 4iaet
81 loan; H-acre fenced lot. Priced
for quick sale. T. N. LERNER d CO.,
ia. 5-2S00 It'll q.
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oFFIcE-Reception rm.; ! large rm.
! small .rm., bath at 2s1s l4th ct.
" MARSHAL j. wAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-20Ob
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

COW. TO DOWNTOWN BUSINESS
bet. 4 alleys; 2.250-ft. LIST floor;
l.300-ft. End floor; $4,000. ST.
3-554S or your own agent.
The frontiersman., 1956-12-27
FARMERS TAX GUIDE IS NOW AVAILABLE

The 1856 edition of the Farm CTS Tax Guide is now available from Internal Revenue Service and county extension agents. The booklet deals with income and expenses, inventories, depre- citation, capital gains and losses, casualty losses and thefts, trades, condemnations and diseased livestock, soil and water con seryation, and other matters of farm interest.
 Farmers who have had special problems during 1856 will be able to plan much of the calcula- ton required by their returns by using the guide. It will enable those who file January 15 esti- mates to do much of their com putation in advance of actual form preparation.
 Farmers may obtain copies of the guide from county farm agents or the Internal Revenue office.
 Alaska residents mail requests 10 Agricultural Extension Ser vice University Of Alaska, Col lege, or Internal Revenue Ser vice, Washington Building, Ia coma 2, Washington.
The frontiersman., 1956-12-27
Romans Named
 Romans Named Month of January for Two-Faced Janus
Romans Named

named their Janus faced the past and in prophetic way he
 with his symboIizng his and this holiday If gayety observed the spring when year began At only and February the beginning Year celebrated the first of January early the Romans gifts of bay palm As the and Rome prospered
 
 upon contributed greatly of Caudias had voluntary regarded duty limiting
 
 celebrate the New Year until the Christian of church participating the celebrations and legally of the Nativity made January religious festival of the circumcision Of Jesus
The frontiersman., 1956-12-27
ENGINEERS ATTEND UNIVERSITY SYMPOSIUM

Electronics engineers and com munications engineers from all over the territory attended a sym posium held at the University of Alaska December 12. Radio Wave Scatter Propagation" was the sub ject of the sympo5vIm which was organized by Dr. c. Gordon Little, assistant director of the institute. The symposium generally dealt
The frontiersman., 1956-12-27
UNIVERSITY TO AWARD FOREIGN STUDENT
 WITH q SCHOLARSHIP

announcements Of the UnlVef- sity of Alaska foreign student scholarship and application forms were mailed last week to more than two dozen individuals, fore ign universities and agencies.
 The scholarship fund was start ed in the late 1940's with pro- ceeds obtained by the annual All U Revue in which both students and faculty participate The fund has reached approximately S1, 100. The special committee appointed by Dean Neil W Hos1ey last September decided to make the first scholarship award for the f957-53 academic year.
 The foreign student selected for this scholarship will receive tuition, room, course fees, board, health insurance, student body membership fee, school supplies and books. He will furnish his own transportation, clothing and money for personal expenses.
 The scholarship specifics that applicants must be undergradu- ate students who have completed one year of university study in some country other than the United States, and have an ade- quate knowledge of English.
 Alaskans who know about in- dividuals to whom they would like to send application blanks may send addresses to William R. Cashen, dean of students, Uni vesity of Alaska, College, Alaska.
The frontiersman., 1956-12-27

with which happens to the radio waves from the time they leave the transmitting antennas until they reach the receiving anten- nas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-22
|Mau Mau Chief
Shot, Captured

NAIROB1, Kenya, Oct. % up
The almost mythical leader Of
Kenya's Mau Mau terror gangs
fell screaming in the bush yes
terday near Nyeri ending a hunt
of three years.
An African policeman fired al
Ia flash of leopard skin ano
brought down Field Marsha,
Sir" Dedan Kimathi. the 49,
year-old master mind of the
Mau Mau campaign to drive the
white man out of this British
East African colony.
Kimathi, deserted by the rem.
nants of his once powerful fol.
lowers, was clad in a leopard
skin and armed with a .38 re.
volver. He suffered a slight
wound in the thigh.
Princess Margaret, now ir
lKenya on a tour of East Africa
was told of the capture in Mai
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robi, 100 miles away. She was
asleep in a Nairobi hotel when
Kimathi was shot. She was told
the news when she visited a
British military hospital in Mai
Irobi this morning.
Kimathi was charged with
carrying a lethal weapon-a
capital offense under emergency
regulations governing Kenya.
The policeman who shot him
was one of a regular Kikuyu
tribal patrol taking part in a
Idragnet operation through for
est hideouts in the Aberdate
Mountains.
Still at liberty is another Mau
lMaV leader. He is Stanley
Mathenge, head of the 400-man
remnant of Mau Mau. He is
believed based in the mountain
forests of North Kinangop.
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Debbie Reynolds Boby
Born 3 Weeks Early

BURBANK. Calf. Oct. %
R.-The baby expected by Ac-
tress Debbie Reynolds and her
crooner husband, Eddie Fisher
arrived almost three weeks ahead
of schedule.
The 6-pound 12-ounce daugh-
| ter was born yesterday in st
Joseph Hospital after the par.
ents had made a hectic, l20-milt
dash by car from Palm Springs
They left the desert resort al
midnight for Burbank, the &C.
ltress' home town.
The Fishers were married Sep.
TENDER 26, 1855, in Grossinger
N. Y.
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Chicago Tribune Takes
Control of American

CHICAGO. Oct. % (R.-The
Chicago Tribune Co. has taken
over the ownership Of the Chi
cago American, but the former
Hearst afternoon daily will con-
tinue to publish "as a separate
Organization"
The sale of the American, a
cornerstone in the vast Hearst
newspaper organizations, was
announced over the week end.
The purchase price was not
disclosed. The Tribune said II
bought all the physical assets OF
the American plant except the
real estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-22

the mammOCn craft cOllaSped on
McMurdo Sounds rough, l4-foot
thick ice runway.
But bulldozers were hurriedly
put to work smoothing and re-
scrapping the runway and the
plane was pushed out of the way
so that the airlift could go on.
Fresh Vegetables Ferried
Key personnel equipment and
even fresh vegetables and abb
sentee ballots are being ferried
here in the Globemasters' barn
like cargo holds. The first of the
big planes arrived yesterday
morning after 2,250-mile flight
from Christchurch, New Zea-
land. It's cargo included a small
Otter plane-the kind used by
Canadian bush pilots-for trips
between the bases the United
States is establishing in the
Antarctic.
Russia and other nations also
have bases on the continent to
join in studies of this end of the
earth and its atmosnhere during
the geophysical year.
But it will by at least two
months before most Antarctic
expeditions will be able to begin.
The Southern hemisphere is just
emerging from its long winter,
and it will be late December be-
fore pack ice surrounding the
continent breaks up enabling
ships to reach here.
If no hitch develops from the
weather, Globemasters will ar
rive every four hours from New
Zealand until all needed supplies
are on hand.
First Visitors Last Week
The first Globemaster also
brought more mail from home
for SO Navy men who spent the
winter here. They had their first
visitors last week, when Rear
Admiral George Dufek, comman-
der of the Navy's Operation
Deepfreeze. arrived in the first
of half dozen two and four.
engine planes.
The men in the winter baSI
received ballots to vote in mex
months election in the United
States. 1t. Comdr. David Can
ham. jr., in charge of the iso
lated station, plans to see tina
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all personnel receive their bal
lots as soon as possible so they
can be sent back on the return
ing Globemasters.
CAT Dakota airplanes thai
/ flew down from New zealanc
last week are being equipped
with skis. They will fly the frs
mail in eight months to another
party of rs Americans who win
tered over at Little America 5
another United States outpost
$50 miles to the east.
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Dinner and Bozuur

The annual turkey dinner and
bazaar sponsored by the Wom-
ems Council of Albright Memo
rial E.U.B. Church will be held
at 2 pm. Wednesday at the
church, Fourth and Rittenhouse
streets NV.
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U. S. Firing Rockets
In Atmospheric Study

FORT CHURCHILL, Mani
toba. Oct. % (P.-United States
scientists are firing rockets to
study atmospheric conditions.
The first, pencil-like I4-foot
Cajun. roared up more than 70
miles Saturday. Another, a 20
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foot Aerobee. is due to be set of
tonight.
The rockets are packed with
instruments to measure density
temperature and pressure of the
upper atmosphere. The explora-
tons are being conducted in
anticipation Of the United States
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program for the International
Geophysical Year beginning next
July.
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Antarctic AirIift Gives
U. S. Edge in Exploration

McMURDo SOUND. Antarctica, oct. % N0.-An airlift
unique Antarctic history giving the United States big
jump other nations sending expeditions to explore this ice
continent during the International Geophyca Year
The lift by 100ton Air Force Gobemaster planes set
back temporarily last night when the wheel Of Of
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Northwest

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DISTRICT HOME AUTO SUPPLY
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Southwest
so sss sao Capitol street sw
Maryland
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sSl3 Piney BRANCH Road
silver spIins, MO
ALToN P BURGESS ELECT. CENTER
$50 Branch Avenue
Camp SPRINGS. Nd.
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4s.S cords,l Avenue
81. 4-2545
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EsDA SALES SERVICE
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PLANET APPLIANCES
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3027 NJ Street NV.
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-26
Raise 5000 For
Sewing Machines
To Paraguay

With approximately 5000 raised to
send used sewing machines to the
Mennonite settlements in Paraguay
members of the Bluffton-Pandora Re-
lief committee, are now trying to
make the cash stretch as far as pos
sible despite high shopping costs.
1t was believed at first that 81 900
would send 20 machines through to
the isolated settlements, but this
number may have to be reduced.
In recent letter from the Menn-
onite Central Committee, Mrs. Gordon
Bixel, local chairman, was advised
that the machines could be purchased
for SIS each, and Grating costs would
be $3.50 each.
Freight cost from Buenos Aires.
Argentina, to Asuncion, however is
about as high as from New York to
Buenos Aires. In addition there are
also custom duties which must be
paid.
Before shipment can be made to
Paraguay it is necessary to secure an
import license, and this takes many
months under ordinary circumstances.
The MCC office in Asuncion is at
tempting to obtain the import permit.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-26

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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-26
Last Rites Sunday
For Laura Wagner

Last rites were held Sunday after
noon in the Paul Diller Funeral Home
for Mrs. Laura Mae Wagner, rs
Route 1, Bluffton, who died Thurs
day evening of last week at her home
Death came after an extended illness
Mrs. Wagner was born June 6, 1880
in Hancock county. She was the
daughter of Jess and Emma Gorby
Cummans. She was married to Fran
els Wagner January 20, 1908. He
survives. She was member of the
Riley Greek Baptist church.
Other survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Harry Ewing, Bluffton; son,
Louie, Bluffton; a sister, Mrs. George
Wagner, Ada, and a brother, Elmer
Cummans, Ada. There are eight
grandchildren. A sister is dead.
The Rev. D. c.. Pummell officiated
at the services. Burial was in Hassan
cemetery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-26

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