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The Nome nugget., 1956-06-20
lntercOntinental
Missile Program
Is Going Well

WASHINGTON, R-The All
Forces research chief says this
country has "a real, firm pro-
gram" for development of an in
tercontinental ballistic missile.
This opinion came from 1t. Gen.
Donald L. Putt, supervisor of all
Air Force research programs. He
is deputy chief of staff for devel-
opment.
Putt was questioned on May II
at a closed door session of a Sen
ate Armed Services subcommittee
investigating relative Us. and
Russian air power. His testimony
was made public Tuesday.
Often termed 1.-The ultimate
an intercontinental mis-
sile could carry nuclear war
head from this country to Russia
Or in the reverse direction-in
matter of minutes. The aim is to
develop rocket capable of hit
ting target 5000 miles away.
The generals cautious optimism
on the ICBM was coupled with
sharp criticism of cuts in recent
years in funds for Air Force re-
search and development. He also
cautioned that Soviet Russia
might surpass this country soon
n quality as well as numbers of
new weapons and aircraft.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-20
Boy Slayer Got
On Wrong Track
AT Foster Home

SEATTLE, R-The moody, L.
year-old boy held for the Staying
of 4-year-old Kathryn Ruoff, is
physically grown up. But his
mind is different his mother
said yesterday.
Mrs. Carmi Meske, mother of
Ray John Barker, said her son
was in an Oregon foster home
from 1948 to 1850.
HE never was the same boy
afterwards.
Mrs. Meske said she had left
her four children in the children's
farm home near Corvallis, Ore,
while she worked in Alaska-at
Nome and Whittier.
Her son sat in Jail today after
Detective Herb Swinder said he
had confessed strangling the
daughter of Washington State
Rep. Richard Ruoff and leaving
her body in grease pit of an
abandoned garage.
Ray has been receiving public
psychiatric care, but should have
been placed in an institution for
disturbed children years ago, his
mother said.
Mrs. Meske supports her family
of four children on waitress
earnings.
Hes a child who keeps every
thing within himself he isn't
very talkative," Mrs. Meske said.
Hes only IL years old and he
has a mustache s. he was nice to
his friends, but he didn't even
show much normal interest in
girls"
Mrs. Meske said she has no
money to hire legal counsel for
her son and plans to appeal to the
Seattle Bar Assn. for legal aid.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-20
Britain Explodes
Atomic Device

SYDNEY, Australia, Britain ex-
ploded an atomic device off Aus
tralia's northwest coast Tuesday
in the second and final blast of its
current series of nuclear expert
ments.
A brief announcement by the
British Ministry of Supply said
the explosion was successful and
all safety precautions were in OPP
Grafton in the remote Monte Rello
Islands, IL miles off Australia.
The announcement gave no hint
of the nature of the device, but it
has been generally accepted that
these tests were planned to devel-
op trigger for Britain's first n.y.
drogen bomb.
The British H-bomb, which still
is being developed, is to be tested
next year in the vicinity of Christ
mas Island, about 1,4O0 miles
south of Hawaii.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-20
THE SHOTS MUST GO ON

MONHEGAN ISLAND, Maine,
R-State Health Dept. DIR. Alta
Ashley gritted her teeth and used
courage as she administered polio
shot to island youngsters Monday.
Just after arriving, DR.. Ashley
broke her leg in fall, but went
on to complete her NEGOTIATIONS on
this island, 20 miles off the Maine
coast.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-20

Your age is showing If work
seems lot less fun and fun seems
like a lot more work.
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CONVENIENT

II you want . lovely, close-in
home within short walk Of public
and parochial schools. shops.
churches and buses to. Pent.. and
R 81 sss n; b sRnae SRicK H R 4
BIER on ranch-fenced 75x160-ft.
lot. FULL BSMT.. WITH RECR.
RIM. Ideally situated on quiet street,
yet close to everything! Only S21,-
500. Excellent terms.
Parker, Smith & Donnell
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LOWER MACHOHOC RIVER, rear
Coles Point, Va. Cape Cod:type re-
tirement or summer home. z rooms,
q baths, furnished, separate. servant
quarters. 4 acres. lawn slopes TO
water, shade trees, Towering shrubs,
garden, berries, bathing, duck shoot
ing. fishing, new pier. all In perfect
'O PESo,TI1oSMAc RIVER, near Coles
Point, Va.-Unusually flne retire.
ment or summer home. Main house
has 2 rooms. 2h baths, large closets
and pantry; hardwood floors, pine
paneled. screened porch front and
side, fireplace in living room, fire-
place and barbecue on side porch.
Detached 2-car garage with 1-room
eficiency apartment, "a bath and
closed porch. Large separate work.
IN main and cythouse. All completely
equipped. This place has every.
thing for comfortable and leisurely
living. Many other homes, cottages
and lots to choose from.
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER, mr.. War
saw. Fine old brick home. restored.
Two stories and English basement,
10 acres, long river front, sand
beach, maRnolias, boxwoods, fruit
trees, oStbuildings, servants quar-
BEN HUBBARD, BROKER
WARSAW AND COLES. POINT, VA.
Phone Clearwater 3-6231 and
O-0A0R
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

down payment, ToMMY's Gun
Spring. Md. JU. $1,000. 10
l2-FT. CEDAR stripped run-a-bout
with 10 h.p. wizard motor: 1926.
HE. 4-91SO after $50 pm. -8
3s-FT. MATTHEWS T. C. cruiser:
new sailing dinghy; Chrysler crown:
sleeps 4; very good eond.; $500.
See corinthian 7. c. steward.
'5S CENTURY ARABIAN speedboat:
used 40 hrs: 125-h.p. Chrysler:
| $1;eooo under reg. price, "a
I4-FT. CEDAR BOAT, boat trailer,
7h-h.p. Elgin motor; $3.50. Can
| 10. S-694S. %
ATTENTION, SMALL BOAT OWNERS
Launching ramp In operation:
Snep0 inSoards. 'G $50, IN and out.
Hours: Weekdays, 8 to g: sundays,
10 to 6. MARINE MART, $40
Maine ave, s.w. ST. 1855. Ia
OUTBOARD RUNABOUT, 10 #.
Oldtown-Lapstrake; % hip. 1vin-
rude; cleo. starter: remote controls
steering wheel, windshield, cover,
gator trailer, all new. August 1850.
/ Can unance. n. 6OChNGfSS Wv -
1900 or ia. 2-0916.
3s-FT. Chesapeake Bay fishing boat
viii With o SsSini mn no . mSs1r; s'oo OF
NB0ARD, left. Lap strake: ma
hog; Dodge runabout: no motor;
$40O. JU. $1,000.
Aft. CAB. CRUIS.; twin engines.
Z: ", G., S sleeps e Can ~; 0-%S4A
CUPBOARD MOTOR. wizard Super
p pfoG. n JT. f Sasss4' slOO' extra
FULLY FOUND SAIL BOATS for
S 81 10 Il f II, Sleep I 4; 500 wk. and
up. CRUISING, INC. Galesville.
Nd, University 7-201S. %
OWENS CABIN CRUISER, 81 IT.,
with 25-h.p. Evinrude: newly dec
GRATED. fully equipped for launch-
ing; 1895. JE. 2-2737. --6
EVINRUDE OUTB0ARD MOTOR. s.
h.pI Handitwin: clean, dependable,
top Tunning; $40. r ~; 6-T e. % ,.v-
ter; new cover. two suits Of sails
with nylon spinnaker. trailer and
many other extras. This boat in
top condition. Call FRANK YOUNG.
telephone. business: Is. 3-46O1;
residence, rs. 3-s7Ss. 707. William
ST.: Fredsricksburs virginis. .-6
s starass.o DE, G s.s5s Bs.0r' - an
B0AT--131s-ft. outboard rowboat
with oars. new paint Job: SIS.
s43e Lee hwy. Arlington, We.
FAST CRUISER, 1855 21-ft. Owens:
twin 40-h.p; cleo. Mercurys. dual
remote cont controls; u sleeps 2; enel.
with lights, horn, 12.v. system. an
Choir, apr: life cushions, etc.: new
cond.: $4,000. firm. See at Ber-
litz Marina, Deale, Nd, or can
BOAT: iS-it,, 1865; leakproof cons
S xsnn; new 1893 johnson 61s-h.p.
LATE IS IS. JOHNSON "sS" with re-
mote controls and extra Mich. prop.
siAIi I A'i; $G:is.o AUXILIARY. com:
HSRgToE YACHT ScTST YARD F os GSRsfiss
WILL Hniys TRHDE ~ 300 equity in beach
home at West Beach for cabin
16-FT. R6NABOUT, Martin 100"
7$sSSsS s{S SSSS SISSsss:d cspl: !!
has. ali household equipment. in.
cludinR elec. ranges, cleo. refgr.,
Contact Ssss 'y csiEp ST. sEwRSp 'n TRSY
TON q cepitai Yacht Club in per-
.H hay y S RsRs si BOAT, with caaSin.
$1,000. washington, PA. 2-Ss3i,
or Great Mills, Nd, low. 6s
loft. AUXILIARY cruising yawl;
sails In excel. eond., motor fair.
hull needs some work. Must sell,
$1,000 or offer. WA. 7-6230. "a
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KEEP coon,

During hot days ahead. this attrac-
tive brick California rambler with
its big tree-shaded rear yard, per-
feet for children's play and outdoor
living, has living room with fire.
place, dining Ell, 8 good-size bed
rooms. beautifully equipped kitchen
With dishwasher, garbage disposal.
automatic washer and many extras.
Close-in N. Arl. location: 8 blocks
You can move in with q reasonable
down payment and assume FLA
loan. Call DARWIN REALTY. ia.
7-43b3 or Ell, 6-4S4O,
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

LAST STORE IN new Eastover shop
photosraphy. prepared foods, book
store. real state or professional
once or any business not in con-
fiict with existing stores. Call Mr..
REEVES. 10. 7-1016 or ewes. Lu.
wHEXToN-15xso. on vi.rs Mn
sP PXXiEA IN p s ri R-S f5R RENT. 90
Ideal for notions, stockings, under.
oyNEE SstSesn 3 and o PM
c6 81 SiSNSC PIKE AND DNwiDSSIE
year next to present Safeway. Al
ready leased TO Peoples Drug, bank.
3 and loo. Highs. cleaners. For
leasing Information, call WEISS.
y BERG BROS, REALTY IA. $4,000.
i to T ESsSlCn b iO WASH fsSin &c.
HEART oF SILVER sPRiNG--Just
Oh, George ave. Mod. store. 1bx60.
BE- R5 5AE SAos slr. IS. S7oiSs geo g P'
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Store with
apt. above and adjoining parking
lot. Rent s175 per month.
4 4 ST. N.E.-sevsrsl stores 'Of various
|sth AND FLORIDA AVE. NV
Corner store with once above. Rent
100. To inspect call JOHN l.
SHELTON. Realtor. 10. $4,000. %
AIR-c CONDITIONED STORE. 5exi30
Arlington. PaFking. Reas. rentai,
Space adapted for many uses. Call
WEAVER BROS, INC.
washinESen Sida. DI. 1880
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SUMMER HOMES
VACATION PLACES

DOUBLE LOT and life membership
Club along Shenandoah River below
LeeSburg, Va. An hours drive from
Washington. Golfing, swimming and
other vacation facilities included IN
membership. Phone MR.. SHERI-
DAN, Metropolitan S-3701.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY sEs4L,,- BEACH cgs;o DEL,-Sgsci. \,
tSses and ram6lers, season. Il sea.
son or mo. once "our House" 9TH
and Atlantic, open sat. and Sun
Dickinson 1851. L. T. GRAVATTE
ma. S-0763.
FOR RENT. in Pass-A-orille Beach,
Florida. right ON the Qulf.. with
2-bath apt. AD. 1867 ewes. %
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STATESMAN
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HIo e 11SS clean !, ? Of s'aFm hC rs
IS SpT S;AfT uta AN SS$ p nSSFss;?! s 81
g eTlFfSs' f SvEs sssiIsHsn eo ssSSPfTSo4
D. .C. PRofERTY, ali cash or We
kell for you on terms. Your satis-
ste e'1Us cAA ~ NnHsIissa Sona. TX.
3-a11a: sVeS., 10. b-lIle.
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REFLNANCING LIST and End trusts.
Money avail. in 48 hrs. AARON
REALTY CORP, 1924 K ct. NV.
DI. 7-3461 or OIL. 4-43S1. %
Ist. End, 3rd TRUST LOANS-Cour-
teous, discreet and immediate han
ding on all applications. APEX
REALTY CO., ST. 3-1612. So
END TRUSTS. virginia. Immed. ae-
ton, low rate. McCLAINE, 2100
Wilson blvd, Arl. ia. 2-3300.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur. BARLOW REALTY CO., Real
tors, 1881 @ ct. NV. NE. S-2496.
MONEY ON End TRUSTS-We will
buy End trust notes. d. c., nearby
Nd. or Va, reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORP. 1919 N. Y. ave. NV.
Ma. S-6S33.
End AND 3rd TRUST BOUGHT; Top
dollar paid Fast service. CAPITOL
CITY INVEST. CORP. 1014 X ct.
NV, ST. 1854.
CASH IN ! DAY--2nd and 3rd trust
loans. Also notes purchased, and
loans against ends. Elk. 3-7744.
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MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE LOANS

D. c.. Md. VA. FUNDS TO reflnancs
your home. pay for improvements.
raise cash. co. $1,000: ia. 2-62S0.
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SPECIAL,

8 waterfront homes, sandy beach,
can be purchased 81 attractive price.
SOUTHDOWN SHORES
parry ~ Nus. S ss e once l xs1ss
mod. home; Ice. .liv: rm., din. rTn.,
kit: 2 bedrms., bath: beaut. stair
way to 2nd floor. room, for 2 bed.
rms. and bath. Lee. dormer win
dows. full bsmt.; auto. oil heat;
os Ss shsai asts snS q eis wss e.
cal q once sA . s secure ssis house.
B. M. ODUM
Call RE. 7-b210: EYES,, sun, uN.
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80 Finished Lots

qsllovs road bet. columbia pike
approved. Streets. sewer. water in-
stalled immeaiately. Ready 70 80.
GU !. r u E's cRo q REALLY co.
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8 ACRES-3-bedrm.. Early American
home; club house; in. fine com
munity; waterfront privileges: &c.
500.
8 ACRES - Davidsonville = Groom
house with commercial frontage;
1852 II. on Brick House Greek; Arm:
furnished winter home: beautiful
garden: boat; S12,b00.
121. 75.ft. shelter cove. South River
Park; furnished summer bungalow;
boat and dock: Sl2.5O0.
3-bedrm. homes with bsmts.; "a to
/ acre Of land: $12,500 to S17.50O.
FURNISHED SUMMER
WATERFRONT HOMES FOR RENT
MARY T. BOARD BROKER
Colonial 3-6331 Edgewater. Nd.
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FARMS

l72-ACRE FARM, rich soil, fishing,
n nsssn6Sin 9; Mr., ssIknLdpoEs; GO. E.
$40 DOWN. S36 MONTH buys for
$1,000; A acres; Broom cabin;
~ miles ffs fom cSn aic tsSTun w.
oYER' 200 ACRES near CHESAPEAKE S
Beach, tenant house. 2 tobacco
barns stable; priced at $4,000;
substantial down payment. LOUIS
MILLER, ResltoT, UN. 4-2723;
B sxsSi; ESTATE Estate FARM. Is
style s-room home with firepiaces
IN five rooms; cherry floors and oil
heat. Also has q End 4-room home
with cherry wood interior, oil heat,
REAL ESTATE us summit ave-
bs r,ss srs 6o6 Nd. or phone sQ44
IS ACRES; s:rm. house. mod. bath
S nS D &c 81 S :a5o d Srif No. a e
1904. FARM and orchard property
on the East slope OF the Blue Ridge:
hses.,. barn: so g.. Of orchard
breath taking views IN ali direc,
tons; springs, mountain streams,
ES1ds road S,nn reaSi terms; Contact
$500 On: 80 MO. buys 100-acre
snd neatly sHCS nC sV: is Siai5s S soeG
road close 70 village. SiO.S50. VIII
LIAM, A. COOKE, Louisa, Va,
FARM FOR RENT-clOse to public
road in Mont. Co. with spring that
never goes dry. Box 1877, Star.
DAIRY FARM, with beautiful mod
Of house alone is $4,000. Farm
equipped; 40 milk cows. modern
32-stanchion dairy barn, dry barn,
3 tenant houses ali now rented
bringing. in additional income, l25
acres Of highly productive farm
land with 2 lakes and long road
frontage; Commuting distance to
SM .ss This Y one Of the
sss osaed Aiq sr.ss int owner We have
health. Price. $7S.5oo, SIS. 600
cash. owner will carry LIST trust
for the balance, Exclusive with
PENTAooN REALTY Co, FAIRFAX.
4$!:AS;EE ExRI on HIGHWAY 50,
81 H% a6I Is on siG %ain hivhv.,, dane,
per acre. Old brick home: 4 rooms TnS
modern. over 100 acres prime land,
good farm bldgs.. alfalfa. Don't
overlook this farm, near town:
$4,000. terms, woLFoRp a
w!HALEY. Dh. aisi.27ai. H.m-
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LONG BEACH WATERFRONT COT.
|TAGE-Large paneled. living room
with fireplace, very large kitchen
and dining area. 2 bedrooms
glassed-in porch making 3rd sleep
Ing room, bath; lot 50x150, add.
tional frontage II desired. Price
only $11.250. terms to suit pur-
shaser.
M. Z. ROCKHILL
Long Beach. st. Leonard. Nd.
Phone Prince Frederick 306-J
TURKEY POINT AREA. overlookinr
Selby Bay-All masonry yr.-rounc
home. like new: g bedrms., bath. Ice
liv. rm., kitchen dinette, lge. garage
on 2 beaut. lots. Price. S11,660. excel
terms.
FAIRHAvEN. overlooking Ches
Bay. waterfront: 2. bedrms;. bath
lge. liv. rm. (knotty pineJ. with
porch. Bargain at $4,000. Call sat
and Sun. West River. universits
LOUIS A. STARTLING
721 10th st. NV. RE. 7-172a
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CT. $3.50 DOWN

. ISsss sSs ssr. s brick c EIs%Si:
schooi shopping SentSson. and NO
OF, $500 DOWN
An Anchor fence SURROUNDS THU
lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler on
IKE tre x;,nsssS , sSsns, lot
school. only !. StopiiIht 70 Pentsgof
and p. G. Call today and Saturday
THOS. j. FISHER 81 co.
"A. B.26oI
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DESK SPACE

SHAPE L mig. AGT., 0l7xls sntsrm.
S sIsE K s.si sig! Ign ST 81 T SIs.. q
Avail. May 10. Box 1927, Star. :
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HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA
Hollywood by the Sea-

on her next try, she would
still have $4,000 after both the
local and the national bites. If she
loses, of course, she will receive
the consolation prize of a Cadillac
and the question then will beat
anything Dickens ever thought of.
And that is, who gets the Cadillac
first, the welfare department or
the income tax people?
How does Mrs. Morris feel
about all this? She says she hasn't
a problem in the world, because
she loves the Home for Aged and
Infirm Hebrews and has no inten-
ton of moving out of the Home,
which she calls "this lavish hotel."
Then, she added, ''When / first
went on the show, I said I was
afraid of failure. I still feel this
way. It's been wonderful and
jolly experience. After all, I do
have the loveliest place in the
world to come home to-"
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received in the past ten years. In
her case, that comes to $1,000. At
the same time, Uncle Sans men
will want $3.50 in taxes. That
leaves Mrs. Morris minus $40.
She can solve the problem,
though. If she wins $4,000
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Jewish Aged Home Resident on :.
Tv Quiz for $4,000 = And Trouble

NEW YORK. JTA = 75yearod resident of the Home for
Aged and Inrm Hebrews problem
on with THE $4,000 Question evision program she wins
$4,000 she will be s4O in debt Mrs Mabel Morris the little lady
who has reached $4,000 answering questions about Dickens the
TV dilemma compounded Of equal Of the
Welfare and the U. S. Internal Revenue
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Mrs. Morris has been receiving
public assistance. But the public
assistance people have a rule that
any client who suddenly comes
into money must return all money
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Temple Sinai Holds
Dinner Dance on
New Years Eve

The annual dinner and dance of
Temple Sinai was celebrated on
New Years Eve at the Golden
Gate Hotel. This is the 18th in
the history of the Temple.
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like S250O00 ship. This adds up to S. 10000 which
is slightly than me government spends in year
TO that butter in this country When you consider
that the butter is put underground at Anacica
there charges on II for the five 10 IS years
it may remain there, you win appreciate why feel that
the Antarctic freezer proposal at least warrants serious
consideration. The cost of Transporting other food
stuffS compared to the cost Of storing them in the
U.s., follows the butter example.
100-Year Experiment.
Last year it the government Sl85 million to store
wheat, S54 million to store corn, Sc million to store
cheese. Sl3 million to store barley. Altogether, we
have almost billion dollars worth Of surplus crops in
storage in the U.s. and we are paying whopping
annual fee for their upkeep
] have already discussed this proposal with some
Congressman and government officials, and they have
all shown interest in its possibilities intend to recon-
mend to the National Security Council that we under
take the necessary scientific and economic investigations
preliminary to such program. During my current
expedition to Antarctca, my associates and will con-
tinue research the subject Among other things
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concerned, the Navy has piece Of equipment which
would be ideal for the job. 1t is machine that digs
continuous trench in snow In one day it can dig
trench II feet wide, half-me long and six feet or
more in depth. Equipment for unloading and loading
the food also available or could easily be adapted
from existing devices. The Nays Flying Fox" is
mechanically driven loop Of rope that could auto
maticaly haul the food along the trenches and deposit
it wherever desired Wheat and other grains could be
blown into the trenches through air tubes. Winds
would take of covering the trenches with neve.
As you see the cost Of storing the foods would
be negligible. The only big expense in connection with
the project would be the transportation of the food
from the United States to the Antarctic Continent.
Some Of the food could possibly be hauled by Navy
transports of it could be let out to private ship
ping concerns But let's just see how expensive an
operation this would be.
We have now, for example, approximately $50 mil
lion pounds Of surplus butter in storage, with an est
mated value Of SITS million. The government paid
So 10000 for the storage Of this butter in 1885, The
United Fruit Company estimates il could haul all this
butter in IS refrigerated ships, at cost of something
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NEXT QUESTION: We will eeIe-
brate the first anniversary Of
"l'Ve Got a Question" next week.
From our mailbag we've chosen q
score Of the most interestlnu uues-
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plan to bury cache Of 100 loaves of bread; every
year over the next 100 years, one loaf will be dug up
and examined for flavor, nutrient, Wamin content and
other factors. We won't be here to finish the experiment.
but our great-grandchildren will
1t is my strong conviction that if we could create
permanent icebox for food SURPRISES in Antarctca
it would not only save us much money and take pres
off the entire problem of SURPRISES. but il would
also turn out to be great act of international good will
This is one Of several reasons why I believe the
Antarctic is important national future and to the
whole of mankind.
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ENGAGED


Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Paul
Eggleton of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement OF
their daughter Jane Frances
to Mr.. Douglas Cole Crane,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Reynolds Crane of Ponte
Vedra Beach, Fla. A summer
wedding is planned.
Roberts-W ollhouSer
Mrs. George Collins Of Sui
ton Coldfield, Warwickshire
England. announces the en-
gagement OF her daughter
Rachel Gillespie Roberts to
Mr.. Henry T. Wallhauser. son
of MI. and Mrs. George M.
Wallhauser of Maplewood,
N. j.
IOwen-Webb
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis j. Owen
of Willows, Md, announce the
engagement OF their daugh-
ter Barbara Carolyn to Mr..
John B. Webb Of Loeb Raven.
Md. An August wedding is
planned.
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seeming neglect. They will
know that we love them by
the light in our eyes or the
feeling which somehow gets
into ink.
You may say, II do not have
an opportunity to make
friends" This is seldom true,
although in some situations it
is difficult and does take some
effort. You always have neigh
bors, whether you live in an
apartment or a house, unless
you are on a very isolated
farm. Even then there is prob
ably a nearby church, or /
feel sure that it would be pos
sible to prod other farm women
in the same situation into a
social or philanthropic organi-
Zation which would bring
friends into your life.
never collected china or
glass but for years / have been
collecting my favorite people.
and they have been so wonder
fully rewarding.
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WHY GROW OLD?
Your Life Is Enriched
Through Friendship

just naturally attracts friends
of all ages and talents. If we
really like people and APP
proach them with trust we
will find that we add new
friends each year We live.
With this same attitude we
also will keep our old friends.
We are all very busy and
few of us have time to see our
friends as often as we would
like or to write to them as
often as W. wish. Neverthe-
less, if our feeling for them is
truly warm and steady and we
do not let them down in times
of great joy or great trouble,
they will be forgiving Of