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/ HOUSES uAFvRN. Gent,

HEAVILY sHRUBBED. brick duplex
basement and large storage attic.
This home is convenient to trans
portation. Pentagon and shopping.
Delightful neighborhood Of fine
homes; Gan JE. 3-2s2o; JOSEPH
= BEDRMs.. bsmt.: Wheaton area.
500 mo. 10. $4,000 anytime. HUG
GINS IL HARRISON, INC. Realtors.
$50 MO-, v. NJ. Village, Silver Sprins
- a-bedrm. hunga. just dec; gas
heat, full bsnt Mr.. school and bus.
~. 5,.g547 after 8 pm, -19
ruas " pe SsdrSSms sis Sai mSnS 10
Call ia. 6-D4l5 or ia. T-2375.
WHEATON--Lovely 2-bedrm. bunga-
low: fun hsmt.: sos mo-. or will
sell. $500 down, SS5 mo Vacant;
QUICK possession. PARK SID Z
REALTY, 10. h-s77H, til . pm.
Mr.. NIcHoLs-ATLANTIC-Brick: 2
bedrms.: scr. porch. rec. rm.: gas:
thing: SOS. 10. 3-6sSs. go
1881 PARKwOOD PL. N.w.--Con-
yeniently located; 9 rms, 2 Ice.
SIS. PLANT & GORDON, INC.
S30S 14th St. NV. CO. 5-0s37
UNIV. PARK AREA
New home. bdrms.. huge liv. rm.,
LAS REAL ESTATE Co AID. 2-o742.
CHILLUM. D. C.. AREA. mr.. New
Hamp., ave.--Det. brick, 3 bed
full bsmt. newly redec.; cow. to
bus and shop. Rent. Sll0 per mo.
RIA. 3-6314. $50 Quackenbos st, ne.
VA. RAvENwOoD. e15 Juniper lane
Stone split-level home; bed
rooms. 4 baths, screened porch, 9
faestone patios, 2-car garage: i'm
m mfd5os e HsissslO Co sJ js 4 oE0SaE
FOUR BEDROOM, e-bath rambler.
on .'s-acre wooded lot Nj, Dunn
Loring School: Sl25 mo. with OPP
ton to buy. JE. 4-6150. 30
CHEVY CHASE, d. Colonial
brick on quiet street rear. best
schools. Spacious center hall. in
Guiding heated sun porch and large
screened porch; , bedrms., 2 baths
rm., and bath: garage; $685. mo.
CO. 5.7624. SANDOZ. INC.
MANOR, Fairfax Coun-
W.. convenient TO Fl. Belvoir-3-
bedrm. dwelling. in excellent neigh
borhood; recreation rm.; fenced
yard; swimming pool privileses;
Sla5 per month. CHARLES d.
PULLMAN. S17 King ST.. Alex. OV.
FIELD sUITLAND AREA,
Sc. md Attractive 2-bedrm. all
modern. brick rambler, Just of MARI
boro pike: "a acre: fine views; nice
place; 500 80 mo. to approved
party. OIL. $3.50, 8 to 8 pm. or
10 to II am.
BETHESDA-WYNGATE = Brick: 4
bedrms., 2 baths, dishwasher, disp. I;
nr; schoolS; 81 50. OIL. 6-5lIa. --'.2
WEST OF 18th ST., mr.. Woodner
apts:--3-bdrm. Diet. home; encl. I'd. (;
porch: $50: gar, $40. CO. $3.50.
1915 S. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-3-bed-
rm. brick 2l2 baths, > firepls.
rec. rm., porch: S130. LA. 6-1455.
1868 BURBANK ST. s.E.--white cor.
brick, 3 rms. and bath: 500. Call
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

GLOVER PARK=-J bedrms:. Sl5O
10000 or FE. 3-aeiS. ~ -
BARCRofT F0KESi. i4u4 s. Bu-
Wakefield schools; 3-bedrm.. brick
rambler; full .bsmt.: ssrb. disposal:
eXeellent eonditioni immediate pos;
"A; 5-3l90, o to 81 after o p IA.
FOREST HEtcHrs-Modern 81 5l6,d.
rm, rambler. cony. TO everything
Full bsmt.. large lot. Immed. pos
session .Sl25. Ia, 6-935l. ID
"-BEDRM. HOMES in convenient
sSse ss' ~ sicd seS WSp e AEGfpP
INC. IA. 2-4s0O. No. l n. Glebt
Mr.. NOI,9-a bedrms., large rec. rm
fenced yard; all-eleetrlc kitchen;
RENT WITH OPTION TO RUY@w
b hyattsy gisS III pedrms;, q baths t,
part OF rent towards down pay.
ment,. immed, possession; close Il
schools and trAnsp.: semidetaehed
wos,opslI SIDE REALTY. JU. s-6l40
A Mi SiTdS IL minis. from -i Pen.
tagon-sNes split,leyel, Diet; brick
master bedrm. garage, finished
rec; rm;, large XII With elee.eyt
swedish hrepl,. center halls Sl5i
per month. Cal co J.5iU0 .--3l
500 BLK. SHEPHERD ST. NV
Front porch. q rooms, Ia baths
bSnit., oil h.-w. vacant newt,
redec, 500 per month. ME, s-1550
RIDGE RID. Sc, sis--semidet
brick. 2 bedrms., powder rm. Isl n,
toilet In bsmt.. fun bath End n
$40 mo. DOUG NJ. SMILEY, Real,
tor. UN. 4-SsNu. lis
AVAIL. MAY t--3 bedrms., equip
kit, IA baths. full bsmt fence
yard: 500 mo Ia. e-54e0. --la
t i.ns.s E S,.; i.s,I.,,, .'%;S MD.
decor. SOS. ma. s-65SS. lie
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BETHESDA - Brick rambler. slate
TOOL; parquet floors, stainless storm
MlndoWs, inside and outside fre-
places; landscaped. fenced. : min.
from NH and Bethesda Naval Hos
pital Moderately priced. Furnished
or unfurnished. $500 Ewing dr..
OWNER, OIL, 9-06o5 gu
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BRADLEY BLVD.-Enslish architec-
ttuinre With massive stone construc-
dreds OF dogwood trees and rose
garden setting makes this an ideal
estate FOR the discriminating buyer:
nuge living room, dining room with
oeamed ceiling. library. den and
powoer room: first floor: 4 large
ne9ro9ms, baths. 2nd floor. At
road leading from the two Streets.
Reasonably priced at SIS 900. Ewes. =,
I'm S;i;2SS3o,, DI, 1880. THOS,
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GROCERY. air-cond., equipped: III.
ness; must sac. by OWNER. AID, 4.
1886: after pm. 10. 4-1923.
20
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HOUSES for SALE, NV. tcont. !

PALISADES-Short drive to George.
town. American Univ. and down.
town: 3 new Colonial homes ready
in 80 days; quality workmanship
and detail outstanding. S29,950
with air cond.. 81 800 additional
FRANK M. DOYLE. Realtor. WO
6-2637 or DI. 77965. lis
POTOMAC RIVER VIEW - Enjoy
cool summer evenings high abovl
the river on the big front porch Of
THIS immaculate frame 4.hedroon
manding lovely panoramic views ur
and down the valley. MAKE OFFER
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411.
eyes,. WO. 6-4764.
BUY AN APARTMENT. EOS Broad
BUSH, EN-. 3-SSSs. go
6121 PINEY BRANCH RID. - Lars,
detached frame. Z rooms, 2 kitch,
ems: > baths: garase; SIS. ESQ witt
$1,000 down. F. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON. RE. 7-l1Sl.
q VERY NICE modern detached
brick homes, vic. of Walter Reed
3 and 4 bedrms., nice yards, somt
WITH GARAGE. Terms or trade
STROQP. RA. $500.
Garages. Vac. Wo. s-Ssie.
1876 FOXHALL RD.-New air-cond
rambler; ideal level lot, lge. enough
for yegetable and flower garden
slate roof; unusual rec. room open.
ing onto brick patio: fine cleo. kit.
liv. room 1ox22: built-in garage
short drive t. Georgetown ans
Rssftor. Mo s.ss5z or M D1. 2o sas5
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DAIRY QUEEN

Excellent location. near Alex.
S SSSsS S6 T rs,sPn os ssT%, M,
Also corner lot with large home:
52na Wilson hlvd.. Ari.. va: p3.ft
frontage. i2n-ft. deep Ideal loea-
ton for iliinG station. doctors
san 81 ,.is'oSAs. owner 'r'n'iisEy..'d
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY. air-cond., equipped: Ill
ness; must sac: by OWNER. AID. 4.
1896; after pm. 10. 4-1923.
GROCERY, guarantees 81. 500 .
wks.: 81 500 good will plus inven-
sI I9PE 1TRsF Y 4 No ,r5 5.esSq Is
new bldg, fix. and equip: must be
seen TO be appreciated; no COM
petition: will sacrifice. Partnership
disagrees 10. $4,000. 19s
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for q good
going mems shop. with new spring
goods and advertised lines; with
air-cond., modern front, good TX
lures, then YOU better see. me. You
fixtures. Good lease. Too much out
of-town business takes away my
COCKTAIL LOUNGE, downtown
business section, next to large ONCE
bldgs. and theaterS. Small, com.
$3.50: long lease; New. modern
f sIiee p tsrms Boz 'f HoL-
LANDER (exclusive), i411 Pa. ave.
REsTAURANT and liquor, upper
eSP e aUSn R VIII ht to snH 6s f Ses
BOB HoLLANDER. i41i Pa. ave
R + / Y ! IA ~ u SHsli III tcateteria7, near
White House and other Gov Bldgs,
Food only same owner 20 yrs.
Closes pm. daily. 3 pm. Sat.
and no Sundays. Seats rs; does
s sFSD Sdsly s7S %s dc gRO"P handles SSry
Retiring. BOB HOLLANDER lex
elusiyel. l4ll Pa. ave. NV. sA
MoTTEiLs FOR sALE-Advice. and
consultation by exclusive full-time
motel broker and travel specialist,
offering recommendation on best
buys in motels and sites. JOE II
THOMPSON 232 woodward BLDG,
DRIVEN RESTAURANT. GOOD ioea.
tom low price, easy terms. Call
ia, 5-4o4q or IA. $4,000. --22
DAIRY oUEEN-Drive-in tee cream
business. shopping center. owner
moved to Boston; substantial cash.
Woodlev R.43hq, 100
SMALL LUNCHEoNETTE. business
sec. OF Bethesda, Md. priced for
quick sale. OIL. 1896. OIL. 6-34lS
PARTNER, est well-known, cash
and carry repair services. will con-
slider active man with capital. Pur-
pose. expansion. Box aSn-Y. star
ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT In
North ARLINGTON. Good spot for
risht marty. Seats 81 or more. ABC
on and on. slB.7sO. To see call
Mr., KEENLY. ia. 5-6061. LYNN
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coLoREp-vAcANT
Colored-Be Independent

ICOIUTeu-Be independent
$3.50 down buys you this modern
2-family brick apartment house. with
private entrances for both apart
ments. Separate gas heat and cleo
trfcity. One apartment vacant for
you to move in. You can live here
for only SO per month. Brokers
COOP, invited. Call Monday.
Daniel Dlener AID. 1862
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COLORED

OFF N. HAMP. AVE. NE.
We have beautiful 5-yr. -old
5-rm. semidet,; full bsmt., brick with
lge. rms. that is an outstanding
home and neighborhood with VERY
Low MONTHLY PAYMENT which
includes taxes and ms. SO why dom
ATLAS REALTY Co, ST. 3-736S
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APARTMENTS WANTED

RETIRED GENERAL and wife desire
2-bedroom apartment with basic
furniture, or equivalent in house
Garage necessary. No children or
pets. Box 27-Z, Star, ISa
OWNERS! Call me for good white
tenants in D. c. MANDEL. AID.
4-3400.
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CHEVY CHASE--Artist's dream
32-ft. living room, library, bed
rooms; Extra lot; nne condition
CAPITOL HILL-Charming, reall,
old house: 2 fireplaees. 2 baths. new
gas heat. Huge garden. Sl0.750
STEVENS REAL ESTATE. AID
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.
. Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY. APRIL II. 1886

Sill. SPG.-Lge. 2Abedrm. apt, mr..
schools and shops; big closets. de !.
refer., garbage disposal. plumbing
in kit. for washing mach: $40 30
$50 80. plus utils. HE. ASSOC;
ewes. and Sun. HE. 1850. Ia
ROCKVILLE bedrm., living rm.,
dinette. hath and rear screened
porch. near schools and hopping
center: SIS plus utils Pc. 2-4296.
TAK0MA PARK, 7139 Maple ave.
bedrm,. liv. rm.. din, kit. and
bath. INV heat: SEQ. r. A. HUM
PHRIEs L. SONS, . Mass. ave, Ma,
Langley PARK AREA-Attractive
apt, with Inv rm. bedrm.. kit. and
bath; "a mi. from shopping center.
in nice residential sec; sos per mo
III. S-g0S2. --17
SILVER SPRING. near business dis
trict--1 bedroom. living room, di-
nette. kitchen and bath. utils. in
cluded. S75-Ss0 month. Call JU. g.
r4KOMA PARK-Mod. e-bedrm.
apis: indiv. therm.: ! blk. elem.
sch, Q blks. Jr. hieh. 500 .50-SlO0
per mo-. utils incl MANOR APIS,
u. 9-3sll days. Ju. $4,000 ewes.
90
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

NAYLOR GARDENS
$3.50. 2-bedrm.. LIST floor apt
Newly decorated. Easy. terms. 3et
interest on unpaid balance.
$3.50. First floor. 1 bedrm.; liv
lrm.; dining rm. kit. and bath apt
Terms. To inspect. call JOHN l.
SHELTON. Realtor, 10. $4,000.
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FOURTEENTH STREET near Ken.
house of q rms. ga baths; oil hot.
water heat; brick garages for 3 ears
fine condition. Lot so by about los
It. to alley. Price, $50, 900. Louis
P. SHOEMAKER. 1919 K at. NV
Ma. S-1l66. IL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNoCKBURN HTS. BY OWNER.
Zone RR-Spac. 3-bedrm., 2-bath
Cape Cod in wooded wonderland.
1880 50. II. plus lac. scr porch.
gar. and paneled rec. rm.. . frepls
Finest constr. incl. slate roof. cop
Mercury switches club and swim.
priyils, avail. Cow. 10 all schools
i INN i, Pos Pos AAppr, in lower 3ns,
BETHESDA--Unususl brick split
sn Sll twin b saaSsa 49, s ,oisi
30-ft. liv. rn. " Lhrepl, bsmt,. rec
pm. IN. 2-7s00. r. W. BERENs
B1fHEsDA. e7ao Fairfa1 rd.Es.
ilon only With agsnt. near every
thinG " g. NIchoLSoN Real TOR,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.e.

AACOSTIS-Det. shinRIe: 8 rms.
z lse. bedrms.; gas h-w.h.: porch f;
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. LII. 4
CONGRESS HEIGHTS e-family
semidet. brick; 2-bedrm. apt. on
st. floor; mr.. Nichols and Portland.
To inspect. call JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor: 10. 9-3Onn. lis
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-Corner brick
house. 6 rooms. . large porches:
garage. Only S14, 900. 24O9 Nayloi
I'd. sc. Call MR.. LEE, LII. 2-1O0O
1893 FIT. DAVIS PL., Saas down;
attractive 3-bedroom brick, semi
detached. in new condition. Liv
rin;. din. rm.. equip. kit. bsmt. with
finished rec rm. u bath. Gas
h.-w.h. Fenced lot. Payments less
than rent. Call OWNER. UN. A.
lSiS s ST. Sc. semidetachee
floors, oil hot-water heat. storm EHr
e ssss i'i FfsANc iHll co s;TPt Ia fN4
SEMIDETACHED BRICK. sI4l5oo
only block from Minnesota ave
bus. rooms. basement recreation
room. detached earage. 1Ola 3Isi
st. sc. Call MR.. LEE. LU. 2-1000
1000 RIDGE PLACE s.E.-3-bedrm
brick semidet.; full bsmt.. oil heat
rec. rn1. terms; may consid er
TRACE, JOHN L, SHELTON, 10. ?
ZuOu. is
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country safe storage In
separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO. 7-01O4 UNION STOR.
AGE co. INC Fstsb'' SHE'D lnnR
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture a:
part payment on YOUR moving, stor.
age. Reasonable rates. IA. 9-3937
49,
CHESTER MOVERS--Large or small
We do them all: clean. careful
courteous. ST. $3.50, Ia. a-0l Is
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches a speciality. s L. MORRIS
TU. 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
BILL. well-kpown mover: ms. exper
men: closed vans low rate; apis
M i9T ss $40; "a any hq ~ "a! AP 1855
nnight: reas. rates. Call DU. q
oOGf,
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BRIARCLIFF

This spacious eenter-hall
home, with 26-ft. living rm
adjoining lge. scr. porch OPEN
on to beautifully designed
garden; family sized din. rm.,
den and powder rm. on LIST
A. Master suite has dressing
rm.. and tile bath. ? other
twin bedrms, and bath on
2nd 4. Finished rec. rm. with
firepl. and space for maids
rm.. gar. Excellent transp.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co
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1-BEDRM. APT.-S7a.5O
Arl., close in-De luxe apt. bldg.
carpeted halls, supersound insula
ton. parquet floors. 3 Ice. closets
unlim. storage, parking. IA. 5-6534
~
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BETHEsDAMCustom.hu,,t ,r,,,.,,,

rambler on picturesque acre lot.
Dedrms., 2 baths. din. rm. with
French doors opening on terrace.
Hotpoint kit. rec rm. with bar
I'M I'M poWosr rn'; ,carport: S33 500.
OIL. 4-S1I1 iii O ~ -ae'
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FORT MYER AREA

10l North Brookside Drive-Large
l-bedrm. apt. newly decorated; very
convenient to transp. and shopping /.
SO mo. includes utilities. Res. Mgr,
| ia. h-finnR or DI r.4o4A
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FORT CRAIG

l bedroom available. 2 bedroom!
available adults only. For informR
ton. Apply Apt. .. 11S S. Cour'
House I'd; Arlington. ia. 7-17S0 Of
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IN TOWN OF FAIRFAX

. lge, bedrms., liv. rm.. comb. kit
dinette. numerous closets: front and
rear porches. enclosed shaded lawn,
pvt. entr. 10 miles from Pentagon
Mr.. HENRY, RE. 1-0S17 or Crescent
3-2S1S. -lS
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BETHESDA---Brand new brick ram.
pier. Level tree-shaded lawn; 3
bedrms.. "a baths sep. din. rm..
ise. de luxe kit, full bsmt, rec.
In S29.200. GEO. W. ROBERT
2-2123 O u m
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BETHESDA--Cute rambler of frame;
only Sl3.a50! Close in, near NH:
Just redec.: . bedrms. and bath /:
rear porch; kit. has dishwa sher.
disposal: level lot; fine trees and
lowers; SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC,
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CHEVY CHASE have a brand
new listing, that YOU should see.
LIS II Is a truly attractive brick Co
son,ai WITH 3 hedrms.. , baths.
large bsmt, This home has The
nnest closet space ever seen fos
the money. All this on a lovely
wooded lot and only S24 $50. Cali
Nj. Richardson. EN-. 2-50S2. with
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS. WO. g.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-23
British Truck Drivers Strike in Protest of Fuel Crisis Ruling

LONDON R-A thousand truck drivers struck today to protest a decision taking 10 percent of the governments industrial vehicles off the road because of the na- tion's fuel crisis.
 The drivers are employees of the nationalized British Road Service.
 It was the second walkout in two days to threaten costly tieups in food and othet industries since the government moved to meet the fuel shortage resulting from closure of the Suez Canal.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-23
Dog of the Year
 Helped Pioneers in Heart Surgery Research

BOSTON, R-The Dog of the Year"-selected by the National Society of Medical Research-is a black and white mongrel with a plastic patch on his heart.
 Dr. Paul Dudley White, the Presidents heart consultant, yes terday placed a silver collar on the 44-pound mutt, named Air plane, at the Children's Medical Center.
 He was aided by four-year-old Joanne Mclaughlin, who only a week ago underwent heart oper- ation made possible by surgical research on Airplane's heart.
 The dogs heart and that of young Joanne were both declared to be in good shape now.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-23
BOOK WEEK

Book Week-Nov. 23 to Dec. 1 reminds readers that good lit- erature knows no season but brings pleasure in all four sea- sons with constant interest in things, both new and old. Books are fields to explore which are endless and satisfy both adults and children, according to their interests
 School libraries are essential and become real treasure houses for they serve boys and girls who cannot afford library of their own and bring to them the world about.
 Every child has right to a little library all his own and gifts of books are always welcomed by youngsters. They held the child, the author, the publishers and the workers who are involved keep ing the great wheels of industry turning in every section of the country.
 It's always "book time" for young and old.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-23
Freak SnOwstOrm Hits Three States
By the Associated Press

A biting wind off Lake Erie blew tumult of heavy wet snow over adjacent sections of three states Thursday and slowed high way and air travel with drifts up to seven feet deep.
 Like a buzz saw cutting a pill low, the freak storm-accompan- jed at times by thunder and light ning-dumped up to 26 inches of snow over a relatively small area in northeastern Ohio, western Pennsylvania and western New York State.
 It virtually paralyzed Erie, Pa, a city of 130,000 where hundreds of highway crewmen were fight ing today to reopen roads and streets. Practically all industries in Erie, including General Elec- tric Co.,, which employees 10000 persons, were shut down.
 Hundreds of travellers and hunters were marooned as winds up to 35 miles an hour clogged highways with deep drifts and whipped the snow into zero visi- bility.
 The storms off the two lakes were the main wet spots of vast chill which brought freezing weather clear to the deep South and plunged temperatures 20 de- grees below the previous days as far south as Florida.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-23
Yugoslavs Refuse To Admit Hearst For Insults to Tito

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, R-- Yugoslavia said today it has re- fused to admit William Randolph Hearst Jr. for a visit because the New York publisher heavily in- suited President Tito personally" in articles appe 4ring in his news papers.
 Hearst is now in Bonn, Ger many. He is one of a number of private citizens who have been asked to make an on-the-spot study in Norway, Denmark, West Germany and Yugoslavia on be- half of a US. special Senate com mittee Investigating foreign aid programs.
 A spokesman for Hearst in New York said he assumed the refusal to grant a visa was based on "Hearst's published opposition to releasing 384 jet planes for the Yugoslav air force"
 A statement from the Yugoslav information service office denied this.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-23
SIP Million Advertising Campaign Will Seek To Educate US. on Education

KANSAS CITY, Kan, R - A two year national advertising campaign costing 12 million dol lars will begin next spring to edu- cate people on the value of edu- cation, it was announced here.
 Dr. Wilson M. Compton, presi- dent of the Council for Financial Aid to Education, Incl, of New York, told the annual Presbyter- ian College public relations con- ference about the plan.
 He said a national advertising agency and the Advertising Coun- cil of America will handle the campaign through newspapers, magazines, radio and teleVision.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-23
Hassle Leaves Sitka With No Magistrate

SITKA R-Sitka is without a city magistrate as a result of an impasse between the mayor and City Council over appointment Of that official.
 At the first council meeting with the new mayor, Myrth Sar- vela, and new council members Oct 23, the council refused con- firmation of HIT. Doran, ex-chief of police, for the position of city magistrate by a 5-1 vote.
 The name of M. S. Mitrovitch, former mayor, was offered by Mrs. Sarvela as appointee for magistrate but the council re- fused confirmation 32, with one member absent.
 As a result of the vote, the mayor declared the office vacant and said she would fill it on an acting basis until the council con- firms an appointee named by her. However, City Attorney Warren Christianson, gave legal opinion the mayor may not fill the office herself without council confirma- tion.
 It now appeared Sitka would be without services of city magistrate at least until Nov. 27 when the next regular council session may find members in more cooperative mood.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-23
Arctic Mood Author Dies

SEATTLE, R = Mrs. Eva l.. Alvey Richards, Fl, author and artist whose works include the book Arctic Mood," died in a Seattle hospital Thursday after a long illness.
 Mrs. Richards also Illustrated Arctic Mood,' published in 1949, which was chosen by the Literary Guild as its family reading club book of the month. It related Mrs. Richards life in Wainwright, Alaska, in the 1920's as a govern ment teacher and nurses assist ant.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-23
Alaska Population Shows Loss of
 2.274 in Fiscal 1855

The annual population study released by the Alaska Resource Development Board last week shows net loss of 2,274 persons for the 1855 fiscal year.
 While these facts should be cause for sober consideration, they are in a large measure offset by the fact that more people are living in Alaska on year-round basis" Al Anderson, executive director of the board, said. He said the loss was not considered too significant in view of the tre- mendous mobility of Alaska's population.
 The report shows that 123, 3,631 civilians travelled to Alaska in 1855, and that 133,315 travelled from Alaska. The net migration loss of 9,634 persons was largely wiped out by the excess of births over deaths.
 The growing permanence of the territory's population is borne out by increased school enroll ments, which show an increase from 25,l21 for the last school year to 28,079 for this year.
 The military population of Alas ka increased from 49,000 to 50,- 900 during the period covered by the report. The leveling off of Alaska's population crest was first apparent in 1854 when mi grafton figures showed a net loss of 355 people, the report shows.
 The population study is pub lished annually by the Alaska Re sources Development Board and is available for public use.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-23

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-12
BRADLEYS LEASE RED MEN THEATER

MT and Mrs. Eddie Bradley of Wrangell are now operators of the Red Men Theater, only movie house in town. MT. and Mrs. Bradley have taken a years lease on the show house, which runs to Oct. 1. 1857.
 In taking over management of the theater MT. and Mrs. Bradley said: We will continue the policy of bringing to the people of Wrangeli the best entertainment it is possi- ble to abtain."