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HOUSES Tor SALE, VA. Cont. J

SPRINGFIELD ARIA bedrooms,
porch, electric kitchen, pine cab
inets, Full basement. On acre
In delightful, rustic setting. Stream.
watkins distance to elementary
school. S10,500. Fl. 4-024l. -16
81, 500; 3-bedrobm rambler: VI acre;
electricity running water; S20e
". T.. UPDIKE. Herndon. w. Phone
c hasc104 Ti III; FOR sIs,soo-4exsse.
#. rambler. custom built Of bark
faced brick: 3 terrific bedrms., 2
full baths, pastel-shaded kit, bsmt.
with 45-ft. rec. area and End IRE
pl.., settinF. on lush green v acre,
lust 10 min: from pentasen o eyer
f REaE f sls4hHay e sERv Ia gSSscS
$I6.950-Gl contemporary 3-bed-
All, blvd. PROVIDENCE CO. jE.
sis. s5o, TRY $3.50 DoMN-HricE
s ran ia Ssp hsar p0 III
rm.: Ia blocks to shops and bus.
RORSCHACH REALTY, .JE. .2-3T06.
&23.000 for this new brick split.
level in choice N. Arl. residential
area. Lge. liv. rnn.. with firepl.. din.
rm., de luxe kit. includes disposal.
dishwssher. buiit-in breakfast nook Z
tie baths: down 4 few steps to
finished rec; rm... laundry rm., ga
rage. Few blocks. to express transp;.
walk to Nottingham Elem. School.
Very good terms. Shown by appt.
THE DARBY co. ia. 5-s3ss. Of
sIs,ssS, Gi APPRovED-In won
derful n. Ari. location. walk, to
express transp.,. school. shopping;
immaculate rambler offering 3 real
tvin-size bedrms., 2S-ft. Nv. rm.
s with f5spt h. Ice am ,.bI. ,I 5u.iy
secluded patio. fenced yard; Extras
mirimum terms 70 auaiif lin vet.
eran. Shown By appt. THE DARBY
CO.. IA. 5-9393. once open o
a-BESSRooM BRICK. semidet.. fun
basement, aluminium screens and
storm windows: lot enclosed with
psyment. VAN REALTY. IA; q
ATTRACTIVE seven-room house and
rolling acreage crossed by stream
on Fairfax Country Club road.
Crescent 3-1971.
CONTEMPORARY - HOMES run
Acres. Wall firepl., beamed cell
ines. bedrms.. Ice. liv. rm. with
movable wall for den or 3rd bed
rm Diversified corner lot with
trees: By OWNER. $4,000. JE.
pTcgTgUgRaEsouE 4s-ft. antique-bTiek
rambler. with clinging ivy, In beaut.
setting Of tail trees on Ike. lot. Lee.
bedrms.; porch and patio. Oh.
ssiE 5;19S CO.. a. Rss' 1855 S5ass. Allo
sI7 .950-New 3-bedroom brick RAM
bier, firepl., din. room. bsmt; 1ndi-
yidlal; Arl, hlyd. area; .PhoVI-
DENCE REALTY JE, 2-3S43.
Mr.. LORCOM LANE. Just 2 trafde
lights TO D.C.-3 huge bedrms.. 2
full baths, den with. firepl.. huge
0E kit, terrific bsInt with space
for clubrm. Only S19,960 and as
sumo huge ~ loan: 1900 cash
will handle. CAN IA. 10000. REAL
ESTATE sERvIcE. INC, 2222 N.
Glebe I'd. ION Lee hyyD. III
HONEYMOON COTTAGE = This o
bedrm. home on wonderfully large
fenced lot, good space for garden;
has detached garage. Only $4,000.
HoLLLEY REALTY. $500 Lee hwy"
c Oh iiSsoH HOME. dandy 3 bedrms..
on an acre Of ground; immediate
occupancy: IS min. 70 d. G. sacrt-
hee, $4,000, OF or non-GI. O. q.
LANIER, IA. 7-3434, --19
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ARLINGTON NoRTH.,c

ARLINGTON NoRTH-center- hal
Isplit-level, avail. in 3-bedrm.. @
bath home with full bsmt,
Huge rec; rm., 4th 6edrm, Torl
mai mai Nv Gs' rrn. with nrepl.' lEe. din
rm.. dream de luxe equip. Kit. Sit.
uated on level lot in area OF ex.
Ipensive homes and increasing values
Priced ct only S25. $50 with excel
financing. Ask for Mrs. Leone. IA
$4,000: ewes, ia 4-16le. SHAN
NON & LUcHS. 2066 Wilson blvd.
IArl,, Va. 10
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$500 DOWN QI and sac month buy;
this spotless all-brtck 2-bedrm. home
with full bsmt., nr. Glebe I'd. and
Lee hwy. Quick possession.
cROWELL q CO., INC,
2160 N. Glebe I'd. Arl.. IA. 5-07O1
Sl2,s50, NEWLY DECORATED
vacant: Lyon PARK; rms, full
bsmt.: screened porch: corner shaded
lot. VIII accept Gr contract. 81
down. viii sell quickly.
Sl6,960. al APPROvED---5fs
down: 6-rm. rancher. center hall
porch: lots Of extras. Rooms are
extra large: large shady fenced lot;
outside fireplace. What Q buy!
Sl8,950, CENTER-HALL BRICK
lCOLONIAL; rms. IA baths, rec.
reation rm. and porIh, garage. Wal
accept GI contract. Priced below the
market. Level lot with trees. and
Sis.s HEART OF LYON WI;
LACE bedrms., full baths,
half baths, level lot, trees. garage
full bsmt., oil hot-Eater heat. Nice
for q large family. $4,000 down,
balance less than rent.
ALL THESE HOUSES ARE IN
GOOD LOCATIONS. 2 or 3 blks. to
schools. buses and shopping. Shown
by appointment only,
BALLARD REALTY CO.
IA. g-47s2 IA. 1851
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ASSUME S15, 200 FLA LOAN on this
smartly decorated 4-bedrm., 2-bath
brick Cape Cod, mr.. Seven Corners;
full bsmt.. level fenced lot with trees;
S1s.960.
CROwELL d CO., INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
VALUE PLUSl

This cleaning white Colonial
offers q rambling den, PLUS nice
sized bedrms.. PLUS generous Twin
and dining rms, PLUS q full bsmt.
PLUS inviting patio and screened
porch, complete with white picke
fence, PLUS excellent 8. Arlington
location. nr. schools, bus and shop
ping. See this ct once!
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TAKOMA PARK-S12.950
BUNGALOW, with screened porch
" acre OF ground,. rms. bsnt., 2
ear garage, gas heat; 1000 dn.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-64OO
% BEDROOM, Ia BATH BRICK
HOME, full kitchen dining room
living room. basement with recrea-
ton room; SI4.450. GI and con-
ventional financing. 49,
HARRY A. BOSWELL CO. INC;
REALTOR AP. 7-II11
ANDREWS FIELD AREA-3-bedrm
rambler, ,S12.750; Excel. buy. Owner
RE. $1,000 aft, 2 pm.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, MA. $4,000
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m. ARLINGTON ~ 3-bedroom brick
Cape Cod in q setting Of towering
oaks. All rooms oversize, 26x14
!. r. with fireplace, king-size kttch-
en-. breakfast room, .21s baths. I'M
usually spacious closets, bulit-in
drawers. large screened porch. base
dry room, workshop. Quality home
in excellent neishhorhood. S26.-
$50 by OWNER, STA N. Jackson
Vile st., IA. S-57ss evenings. Sat.
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Parker, Smith & Donnell
IA ~ QFQ1
$14,975

4.BEDRooM BRICK CAPE COD
Owner has finally agreed TO take the
OF appraisal Of S14,97b. ACT NOW
on this immaculate homel CHECK
Hs TIE 1.rd nxTSa eEns ss%.el po5ss
ished basement has plastered walls
and hardwood floors IN rec. room, de
luke equipment In kitchen, large An
rear yard, schools, trans
|portation and shopping close by
METZLER-JA. 5-7575
1871 Lee Hwy. o 20 Q
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buzz Buick town -and-country sedan
for your wife included In price q
this charming corner Colonial.
House is Just about new. immac.
from top 10 bottom. . lge. rms
family-size din. rm., full ,bsmt-.
custom styled kit. Auto is Q cream
pun; waiting In driveway. Take
It all for only Sl3.400; SIS
Der mo. pays everything W.. r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-l4OO IN Q
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HIDDEN BEAUTY

sprine 4 g., coming q Hsr e, Y s. I. ths
TREES. The rambler Is only 3 mos.
old; has 3 bedrms.. IN baths, full
firepl. We think Si,700 cash viii
buy It. Vacant. fmmed. poss.
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3l10
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S20.050

HILLCREsT HEIGHTS, new brick
rambler; attached carport; arranged
with large living riri.. with nreRiaee
I'm. all eolored dE kitchen; 3 twin.
sized bedrms large tiled bath: full
bsmt with shower bath and nre'
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HOUSES for SALE, ND. Goat

Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1885
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
Bob Kite Realizes
His Lies Ambition
With Homer Homestead

Very few of us realize our life's
ambition, bot one Nome man did
Just that last week. Bob Kite left
by Alaska Airlines for Anchorage
enroute to homestead i'll Homer.
Bob's dream has been to get a
small plot of land there with a
few chickens, a couple of porkers
and Give off the fat of the land
Kite took tent with him in
which he will live until he can
put up a cabin. Arrangements for
the land were made through the
Veterans Administration. Kite is
a veteran of World War l.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
Trio Dunked In
Boring Sea Sunday
When Boat Upsets

1t was little cold to be swim
ming in Boring Sea yesterday, but
when when your boat overturns
there Is no help for it. The small
cupboard powered boat belonging
to ID. Murane overturned Sunday
off the east end at about GIG pm.
Aboard were c. j. Phillips, Mrs.
Murane. and Diane Swanberg,
who were on the way for picnic
down the coast.
Luckily for them another small
boat was nearby and prompt
rescue was made. Bobby Herman
and Art Jessup just happened to
be taking boat ride in Steve
Dickson's speedy little cupboard
and they brought the three to
shore. Then they went back out
and lowed the overturned boat
10 the beach.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
Tug and Barge Chartered
BY MIX Co., Are First
Vessels To Arrive Nome

The first boat of the season ar
rived Nome Sunday morning when
the tug Tiger and the barge Cor
regidor hove to for the day. The
tug and barge, on charter to the
NIX Company from Cook Inlet
Tug and Barge, transferred some
equipment from Nome to Site 5
and departed Nome about 9 pm.
last night.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
Navy Representative
Here to See Young Men
Interested in Service

Ward B. Carlstrom, chief store
keeper, us. Navy, has established
the Military Sea Transportation
Service office here for the sum-
mer. The office this year is To-
Gated in the jury room at the
Federal Building.
Chief Car1strom is available for
interviewing any young men in
terested in enlisting in the Navy
or in learning facts about the
Navy. All those young men inter
ested are invited to stop in at the
Federal Building and see him.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Kalene Hol-
den, Gloria Felmly, R. SeversQn
Eunice Bergland, Andy Anderson
Joe Nickel, Harvey Bradley, Boyd
HARDWOOD, Jack Crow, G.. Lutgen
Jack Bennett, w. Whitney, Cor
don Fritz, Berl McGovern, WV
Bales, w. Sipprell, A. B. Bruck
Guy Ward, Robt. Bozanich, O.
N. Henrickson, NG. lizard, Carl
Heath, H. Turner, Jessie Moore
Geo. Harrow.
To McGrath: Ernie Ailak.
To Moses Point: R. Haleman.
To Anchorage: Sp/3 T. Hawk
ms, Capt. A. Enrick, H. Turner
lie. Carpenter, Joan Killarzoac,
HE. Schoonover, Bud White, Dan
O'Connell, Arthur OutWater, Mr.
and Mrs. Mike O'Dwyer, Arnold
Nelson, Donald Jones.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
Whaley Brings Travelair
From Fairbanks For
NUM- Always Operations

Jack Whaley of NUM- Always
has returned to Nome after testi-
flying before the CAB intra-Alaska
hearings still going on in Anchor
age Whaley said it was his belief
that bush pilots would be allowed
to continue to serve this northern
territory as unscheduled carriers,
as they have in the past.
Whaley said he wished to thank
all the people who supported his
stand before the CAB hearing
with letters and wires.
Jack brought a new" plane
over from Fairbanks-an eight
place Travelair-for NUM- Air
ways. He said that while the plane
was about 80 years old, it had
been rebuilt several years ago
for the Fish and Wildlife Service
at a cost of about $4,000. Jack
described the plane as "bush
pilots dream" because of its abil-
ity to take off and land with
heavy loads from short fields.
Whaley's family will be coming
over from Fairbanks in about a
week.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
The Kings Weren't Biting
In Unalakleet Yesterday

Nine Nomeites made the excur-
sion 10 Unalakleet yesterday, leav-
ing at 10 am. and returning at
about 1890 last night. Although
they reported that the king sal
mon were not biting, they did
have a king salmon steak dinner
and in general a good time at the
village and surrounding area.
Those who made the trip were,
Meta Muller, Jim Healthier, Isaac
Eben, Allan Ivanoff, Ernie Gustaf-
son, Helen Senungetuk, Jennie
Attatayuk, Fred Green, and Ed
Carney.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
Engineer From Army Tug
Brought to MMM Hospital

The assistant engineer of the
Army tug LT532 operating at Cape
Romanzoff suffered a stroke Sat-
urday, and after l5-hour run to
Nome was placed in the MMM
Hospital here early this morning.
When the tug reached here,
Lomen's had a tug waiting to take
off the stricken man, Frank Carl
son of Seattle, and the City Police
had an ambulance ready to trans
fer him to the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11

Monday. June IL. 1856
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
City Completes Work
On West End Fire Mains

The City Fire Department re-
ported today that after test run
of the fire mains in the west end
all mains are clear.
The next work to be done will
be to install a new fire main from
Steadman Ave. east to the power
plant. Chief Webb said the work
will start Immediately to prepare
the ground, as the pipe will arrive
aboard the SIS Tonsina.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
NOTICE
NOTICE

Alaska Arlines is accepting bids for salvage
and removal of present city office building and
fixtures including Quonset hut at the rear Sue
cessful bidder must have buildings off lot not
later than July 1, 1856. Sealed bids will be ac-
cepted until midnight Monday, June Is, 1856. Fur
Their details by contracting WE. Golden, Main 66,
Alaska Airlines city office.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Winona Carter, VIM.
Pressly, Frank Carlson.
Discharged: Elizabeth Iyatun-
guk and infant daughter, August
Omegitjoak.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
Softball Managers To Meet

A meeting Of softbali managers
has been called for Tuesday eve
ming at 7 o'clock at the National
Guard Armory.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
City Council Meets Tonight

The City Council meets tonight
in regular session. The time: 8
o'clock; the place: the City Hall.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy today becoming
cloudy Tuesday. Temperatures in
the upper COS today falling into
the 40's tonight.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-11

Mike O'DwYer and Ellen Moen
were married Saturday by Rev.
Thos. Knudsen of the Lutheran
Church.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-03
Italian-Made Jet. Planes
For Israel?

Green accused Scott of neglecting
Congressional responsibilities by
running all ovel the country
when chairman of the G.. o. P.
National Committee.
AS charges thundered back and
forth on the House floor about
Italian jets and related matters,
Israel remained silent. For Israel
was graVely concerned. To Israel
jet fighters meant life or death.
Russian jets continue to arrive in
Egypt. Israel was prepared, if
necessary, to fight the Arabs with
Italian gondolas. But Israel pre-
fers real jets to the jets of hot air
emanating from Washington.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-03
EUROPEAN PEIILANTHROPIST
GIVES $l.s00.000 FOR
JEWISH CENTER IN ISRAEL

BRUSSELS, July % (JTA)-A
donation of $1,5OO,OOO for the
erection of Center for the Ad-
vancement of Human Culture" in
Jerusalem by Bernard van Leer
was announced here today in con-
nection with the arrival here of
Daniel Auster, former Mayor of
Jerusalem, who is head of the or
ganizing group for the center.
Mr.. Auster is touring European
capitals to consult with academic
leaders on the structure and oper-
alton of their institutions. The
center which will rise in Jerusa-
lem is projected as a clearing
house for intellectuals from all
parts of the world. It will in
clude an academy of sciences, and
academy of moral science and pol
itics and an academy of fine arts.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-03
Jordan Discriminutes
Against Jewish Personnel
Of U. N. Council

NEW YORK. (JTA)-The Amer
ican Jewish Congress has called
upon the U. S. National Commis-
sion for UNESCO to urge the in
ternational agency TO refuse to
submit TO Jordan's demand that
UNESCO personnel of the Jewish
faith be excluded from that Mid
die East kingdom.
Judge Justine Wise Polier,
chairman of the executive COM
mite of the American Jewish
Congress, in a letter to DR.. Willard
Givens, chairman of the Commits
sion, noted that. UNESCO reprint
ed Jordan's demand in an official
circular and that apparently
there has been no protest or
response to this decision by
UNESCO or any UNESCO spokes-
men," In her communication to
the us. Commission, which is an
official government agency within
the State Department, Judge
Polier noted that the restrictions
imposed by Jordan apply to all
persons of the Jewish faith and
are not limited to Israeli citizens.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-03
BRITAIN JOINS FRENCH
ISRAEL AGREEMENT ON
ATOMIC ENERGY RESEARCH

JERUSALEM, (JTA } = Israel
has signed an agreement with the
atomic energy authority of the
United Kingdom associating Brit
ain with the Franco Israel pact
for research and development
work in atomic energy. DR.. Ernst
Bergman, chairman of IsraePs
Atomic Energy Commission, an
nounced here. The Israelis and
the French have been working
with heavy water manufactured
by an Israeli process.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-03
SENATE BODY URGES U. S.
TO ACT ON ARAB BIAS
AGAINST AMERICAN JEWS

WASHINGTON, (JTA) - TIL e
Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee has unanimously adopted a
resolution aimed at Arab discrim-
ination against American Jewish
citizens and emphasizing that
such bias is incompatible with
the relations that should exist "a
mong friendly nations" The reso-
luton instructs the State Depart
ment that ''in all negotiations be-
tween the United States and any
foreign state every reasonable
effort should be made to maintain
this principle"
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-03

Barney Balaban, president of
Paramount Pictures, who is on an
European junket, flew to London
to see the final cut of "War and
Peace" at private screening. The
executive believes that the cinema
adoption of Leo Tolstoy's 1900
page classic is timely in its epic
theme, it's spectacular drama of
nations embattled in war, and in
it's gripping presentation of the
immortal characters portrayed by
Audrey Hepburn, Henry Fonda
and Mel Ferrer.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-03

Hays said he mailed out QueS-
tionnaires in which he asked con-
stituents if they approved of 'the
foreign policy as conducted by
Secretary Dulles" The majority
said they did not, "and a lot of
them who answered wrote on the
margin, what is it?'
1t was pointed out by Hays that
Scott and Curtis were candidates
for reelection. GAS l further
understand it," Hays said, "this
matter is of somewhat vital inter-
est in their districts. May l fur
ther state that am now and al
ways have been in favor of selling
arms to Israel with which to de-
fend herself. ! have not gotten
interested recently with election
coming on"
Scott maintained that the press
report quoting him on Italian jets
for Israel was correct. He attack
ed Green, alleging that his fellow
Philadelphian spent too much
time away from his duties in
Washington. Philadelphia may be
the "city of brotherly love" but
such qualities were somehow alb
sent from the Scott Green debate.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-03
Rabbi Sodden To Conduct
Friday Night Services
At Etz Hoyim Congregation

Friday Evening Services will
begin at the Etz Hayim Syna-
gogue, % West 9Th Street, at $40
P. M. Saturday Morning Services
begin at $3.50 A. M. Rabbi Joshua
Sodden will speak on the Biblical
reading of the week, and the Rev.
Benjamin Safer will chant the
Liturgy. Saturday afternoon,
Rabbi Sodden will conduct a
Bible Glass. at 900 P. M, to be
followed by Evening Services.
Sunday Morning Services begin
at $3.50 A. NJ, weekdays at 7:30
A. M.
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votes mainly on the administra-
tons record.
IF they would get rid of the
Paul Hoffmans, the Harold
iStaSSenS and the Milton Eisen-
howers, the record would be
much better" he said.
/ All three have declined COM
ment on previous similar criti-
cism by Senator Mccarthy. OF
the trio. only Mr.. Stassen holds
a Government position. He is
President Eisenhower's special
assistant on disarmament.
Mr.. Hoffman is board chair
man of the Studebaker-Packard
Corp. Milton Eisenhower, presi-
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Mccarthy Raps
DR.. Eisenhower
BY the Associated Press

Senator Mccarthy, Republican
of Wisconsin, said today the Ell
.senhower administrators record
would be much better" without
some of its advisers, including
the Presidents brother, DR.. Mil
ton S. Eisenhower.
Senator Mccarthy, who has
been at odds with the White
House. told newsmen he plans to
do some campaigning for Re-
publicans in the 1856 election
campaign. But he said he can't
go along entirely with the view
expressed by some strategists
that the G. o. P. should bid for
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dent of Pennsylvania State Uni
versity. once undertook spe-
.cial South American mission for
his brother.
AS for basing the G. o. P.
campaign on the Eisenhower rec
ord. Senator Mccarthy said:
II think the record in some
respects has been good. The
farm record has not been good
up to this point. Everybody
knows how I feel on Geneva.
(He has assailed United States
participation in the Big Four
summit talks with the Russians
at Geneva.)
"On the whole, 1t has been
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clined to elaborate on his reason
for believing this.
THE Soviets in my Judgment
are giving this item (the inter-
continental missile) and one or
two other even more fantastic
delivery systems the highest
priority" Senator Jackson told
neWSmen.
This country also Is making
"a supreme effort" he said, add
ing:
If we fail, it will be because
the Defense Department f"''~"
to recognize some time ago the
extreme urgency of wlnnAIg ,...o
race for what might be called the
absolute weapon"
However, he said there has
been "a vast amount of improve
ment of late by the Department
of Defense on the urgency of
ICBM."
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Parliament that they have de-
veloped or are about to attain
the intercontinental missile.
There's reason to believe this
statement" Senator Jackson
said. But he added he also be-
lieves such a missile probably
has the 1.500-mile range of an
intermediate" weapon. rather
than the 5.000-mile range of the
intercontinental missile. He de-
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at any country in the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization
and at virtually all" of this
country's overseas air bases.
The Senator termed this a
major development in the race
to be first with an accurate
intercontinental ballistic missile
capable of carrying an atomic
warhead 5000 miles in 80 min
uteS.
He said Kremlin leaders have
limited in speeches to the Soviet
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Jackson Sees Red Lead
On lntercontinentM Missile
By the Associated Press

Senator Jackson Democrat of Washington said today there
believe that Russia missile
which could deliver hydrogen warhead to targets $500 miles
Senator Jackson heads the Senate Armed Services Sub
committee Atomic Weapons said such could strike
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. B-2l
WEDNESDAY, 4, 1856

eminent departments will take
part in a nationwide exercise
later this month TO test the
country's preparedness against
atomic attack.
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Atomic Defense Test

BERN. Switzerland, Jan. 4 (Pl.
The Swiss government said
yesterday all Army stats, civil
defense headquarters and gov
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much better than the Democrat
record. If that can be termed
campaigning on the record. :"