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bedrooms, 2i>a baths.

UFuTUUIiss ZT2 UdIHss
20 s. Roosevelt Ave.
STANLEY JAY
CA. 4.52l5 BE. 1912
CHRIST THE KING PARISH : All
brick, L-shaped, carpeted liv. rm.-
din. rm.; kitchen with brkfSt. nook;
2 bdrms., tiled bath down; semi
finished second for extra bath,
more bdrms.; screened porch: dis
posai. Three blocks north of Church.
$4,000 by owner: BE: 5.l689:
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Before destruction, the heart
of a man is exalted; and before
he is glorified, it is humbled.---
Proverbs xviii. IL.
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ROOM & BOARD-Wanted
WANTED TO RENT,

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED for ell.
derly lady. TU. 5-5377.
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the JETS meet Havana in
The annual Catholic Camp
ers Night game with pro-
eeeds from the ticket sale
going TO the two diocesan
youth camps, St. Rita for
girls and St. Joseph for
boys.
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FIRST SACKER - Clinton Butch" Mecord, the
fancy fielding first basean for the Columbus Jets has
established himself around the international League
one of the best. He came the JETS from Richmond
during the ofseason and Just returned 10 the lineup a
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-27

To dare Is still the best way
to succeed.-Father Raoul Plus.
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Evrnitvrs Stores
LANDscAPING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MARION CARRIAGE

Local and coast-to-coast moving
Low independent rates. Agent
Stevens Van Lines. 893 Wilson
Ave. Dial 2-2747.
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Protect your
truveI funds

=. by carrying them in time
tested TRAVEL CHECKS.
Can be cashed anywhere, and
replaced il lost or stolen. Get
them at your nearest Ohio
National Office before you go,
and avoid loss and disap-
pointment.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
Lloyd Draper Is Social Worker For Territorial Welfare Dept. Here

The Department of Public Well fare at Nome has recently en- ployed the services of an addi- tional social worker, MT. Lloyd Draper.
 MT. Draper is married and is an old-time Alaska resident. He is a graduate of Anchorage Public School and of the New Hamp- shire State College of Education at Keene, NH. His graduate work was done at the Boston Univer- sity School of Social Work at Boston, Mass.
 Mrs. Draper is presently doing substitute teaching in grade six at Nome School She attended the Massachusetts State Teachers College at Fitchburg, Mass.
 They say they like Nome but are still looking for suitable place to live.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
WOMAN WANTED

To call regularly each month on established STUDIO GIRL cosmetic clients in and around Nome, making necessary deliveries, etc. 3 to 4 hours per day. Route will pay up to $3.50 per hour. Write Studio Girl Cos metics, Dept l-3A, Glendale. Calf.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
Pfaff Sewing Machine
 Representative Arrives

Mrs. Peggy Kenaga, represent ative of Pfaff Sewing Machines arrived today, accompanied by Mrs. Billie Schmitt, instructor for Speed-O-Knit.
 They have announced that dem onstrations will be given for both the sewing machines and the knitting machines at the resi- dence of Mrs. Clyde Godsbe, as well as at homes where requested.
 Further announcement will be made in Wednesdays paper. In the meantime they may be reach ed at the Wallace Hotel
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today Nome Suffered DisasterouS 1884 Fire

Twenty-two years ago today the business district and part of >the residential part of Nome was destroyed by fire.
 Strong winds famed the flames, which started in the Golden Gate Hotel, three-story building north of the Federal Building.
 In four hours time the build ings along Front Street and First Ave. and as far west as D St. on 1St Ave. West were destroyed.
 No lives were lost.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
Republican Club Holds Public Meeting Tonight With Congress Candidates

Nome Republican Club has ar ranged a public meeting tonight for everyone to meet John But rovich and Charlie Burdick, COP candidates for the US. Congress under the Alaska Tennessee plan, as well as other Republican can didates for territorial office.
 The meeting will be held at the Pioneer Igloo starting at 8 o'clock and everyone is invited to come and meet the candidates.
 Chuck Frazier, Nome Republi- can Club president, stressed that this meeting is not for Republi- cans only but for everyone inter ested and it will give them chance to have cleared up any questions about the Alaska Ten neSsee plan.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
William BrOOkinS
 Has 93rd Birthday

William Brookins celebrated his 93rd birthday last Thursday.
 Brookins is a miner and pros pector who made his home for many years in Council and now has homestead in Homer, where he lives with his wife and daugh- ter.
 A prospector at heart, he is still stalking claims in this area.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
Judge Hodge Leaves To
 Hold Court At Fairbanks

Judge and Mrs. Walter Hodge left Saturday for Fairbanks, where Judge Hodge will assist Judge Forbes with the Fourth Division court, where there is a backlog of over 160 cases.
 Judge Hodge does not expect to return until the first of the year.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
Colored Slides of St. Lawrence Island To Be Shown Tonight
 At Nome Gospel Home at , pm

The third and last group of colored slides will be shown to- night, Monday, at the Nome Cos pei Home at TOO pm.
 Clarence Irigoo took these fine pictures. He plans to return this week to his home town of Gam bell. There are some fine scenes of a whale hunt, and other activ- ities. All are invited to come to this farewell meeting
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
CHARLIE FAGERSTRoMs BECOME GRANDPARENTS WITH GIRL BORN TO RUTH

MT. and Mrs. Charles Eager strom are the proud grandparents of their first grandchild, born to their daughter, Ruth Reale, on Friday, Sept. 14th in Kansas, where the child's father is sta- toned with the military.
 Grandmother Fagerstrom plans to leave soon for a visit with the Reales.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17

Early retirement is a source of danger to longevity, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Mental and physical activity can help postpone morbid old age provided the body is healthy and the mind free from worry.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
Presbyterian Minister
 Goes To St. Lawrence Island

Brian Cleworth, pastor of the Northern Light Presbyteian Church of Juneau, passed through Nome Saturday enroute to Gam bell for two weeks of evangelistic meetings. During this time he will do the wiring of the new church building.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYs

Arriving Saturday: Carl, Ruth and Paul Glavinovich, Mir and Mrs. Grosgebauer and two chil- dren, MT. Herman, George Hite.
 Departing were Judge and Mrs. Walter Hodge, Emery Chapel, George Mullaley, P. Durham, T.. Martin, Ken Johnson, Paul Du- man, D. King, Ernie Huber, and George Thomas.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
Father Murphy Leaves Tomorrow

Father Neil Murphy is sched- uled to leave tomorrow for his new parish in Fairbanks.
 His replacement is expected to arrive soon from Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
Jim von der HeYdt Returns From Bar Assn. Meeting in Anchorage

Jim von der Heydt returned yesterday from a two-day session of the Board of Governors of the Alaska Bar Assn, held at An chorage on Friday and Saturday.
 The Board certified candidates for bar examinations to be held later this fail and attended to other business.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: George EningoWok, David Oakie, Oswald Moses.
 Discharged: Marie Soolook, AL fred Ayas, John Adsuna
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CRATE basket

Graceful fire basket for either wood
or cool, removable ends, "a" front.
Regularly sos go
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black and brass firepot

black and brass firepot
This attractive firepot hos cost bross
cover set weighs only z pounds.
Regularly 9.e8. E08
black and brass log basket
Finished black metal LOG bosket with
bross handle and top edge bound in
bross. Regularly 1905 I08
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double sheet
toilet tissue
regularly az e.. = *

Woodward g Lothrop toilet
tissue hos facial quality,
double sheets, ! 900 to q roll
In white, pink, yellow, blue,
green and yellow.
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Do your floor busting eosier
with this nyIon nit mop
thot's designed for extra
heavy duty. Has one-piece
handle, in white only.
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Foster this Toylor indoor
thermometer TO any wall in
the house and you'll always
have on accurate reading Of
room temperature.
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Reds Surpass
u. 5. Missiles,
Says

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb. "a
Symington, Demo-
lcrat of Missouri. said yesterday
the Soviet Union has fired ball
lastic missiles many hundreds
Iof miles farther" than has the
| United States.
Moreover, he said In an inter-
view with the Knoxville News
Sentinel, the intercontinental
field is only one Of four cate
|gories Of air power in which I'VE
Iare certain" the Soviets surpass
|us.
The Nations, first Air Secre-
Itary said the 200-mile range Of
our newly unveiled Redstone
rocket is mo greater" than that
LOT the Germans Va of World
War II.
1--WE know that the Russians
have fired ballastic missiles
many hundreds of miles farther
than we have" added Senator
|Symington, a member Of the
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capacity in this country and
abroad by 1860.
A second phase. he said, should
involve installation of 10 million
skilowattS of nuclear power re-
actor capacity between 1860 and
1865. He expressed hope this
could be privately financed with
know-how gained from the first
phase.
Mrs Murray declared the
United States lis certainly of to
a slow start" in the race with
Russia for atomic power. Our
present domestic program has in
prospect only a token amount Of
industrial atomic power before
1889" he added.
Democrats on the committee
questioned whether President
IEisenhower's announ cement
Wednesday that 81 billion Of
uranium would be made avail
able for power facilities means
anything without a compile
Imentary program to build the
plants. Mr.. Murray said he con-
sidered the announcement only
a first step.
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Gore to Push Speedup
For A-Bomb Industry

rect Government construction Of
the plants"
Several heads Of large utility
Companies working. on atomic
power plant projects financed by
private capital have testified
that q major stumbling block is
lack Of insurance to cover all
possible risks.
Senators Gore and Anderson
made their comments after
hearing testimony by Thomas E
Murray, member Of the Atomic
Energy Commission. that a big
new Government push is needed
Ito develop atomic power.
Mr.. Murray's proposal got nc
immediate support from Acc
Chairman Lewis L. Strauss, who
told the committee he preferred
to comment later.
Mr.. Murray urged q billion-
dollar Government program to
develop two million kilowatts of
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By the Associated Press

Senator Gore. Democrat Of
Tennessee, said today the Sen
ate-House Atomic Energy Com
mittee should move at once tc
speed up development of the
Nations atomic power industry
Senator Gore. member OF
the committee, told a reporter
he win press for action on his
bill to direct the Government tc
build six nuclear power reactors
to get the atomic power industry
started.
Senator Anderson OF New
Mexico, joint committee chair
man, said there is growing
sentiment in the group for legis-
lation Sin one Of two directions
either an insurance program
In which the Government would
assume part of the risk of explo-
sion of an atomic plant. or d.
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he did not want to condemn
anyone" else.
II don't believe there has been
wilful neglect or lack of alert
ness anywhere" he continued
Things happen so fast q plane
sometimes is Obsolete before II
gets into production"
Senator Russell meanwhile de-
ferred a promised statement con-
corning his plans to establish a
special subcommittee to study
the aircraft-missiles programs
He said he was discussing il
with fellow members. Senator
Stennis is widely expected to be
one of its members If Senator
Russell goes through with the
plan.
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mot ahead Of the United States
in that field and there's no need
for "hysterical talk"
Robert Lusser. chief reliability
|co-ordinator for the Redstone
Arsenal at Huntsville. Ala. last
might said that the fact the So
Wet Union may have sent q
missile 100 or 200 miles farther
doesn't mean it will hit a target.
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this country is tagging danger
ously in the airpower buildup
and that the Eisenhower admin
istration's Air Force budget is
too low.
Undoubtedly he's correct. |"
Senator Stennis told reporters
who asked whether he agreed
with Senator Russell's estimate
of what is needed.
He spoke after having heard
an optimistic report yesterday
by Secretary Of the Navy
Thomas on naval combat readi-
ness and naval planning in the
atomic and missiles field.
"The Navy" Senator Stennis
said. "has been on the alert on
research" But he emphasized
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Senate Armed Forces Commit,

Senate Armed Forces Commit
tee.
Senator Symington said we
may be ahead in three classiflca-
lions Of missiles air-to-ground.
|ground-to-air and air-to-air. But
the Russians. he went on, are
definitely ahead in "the most
important" ground background.
THE one who gets that "a
ground : to : ground interconti-
mental missile) first, without a
question will rule the world, /"
the Senator said.
In an address last night before
the Tennessee society, Sons of
the Revolution. Senator Syming-
ton pictured this Nations de-
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Expert Decries
|'HystericuI Talk

ST. LOUIS. Feb. "a R.-one
OF this Nations experts on
guided missiles says Russia is
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Stennis Books SIS Billion
Air Force BuiIdup Plan
BY the Associated Press

Senator Senns Democrat of Mississippi today Endorsed
proposal SIS billion increase in the Air Force missiles and
aircraft program.
Chairman Russell Senate Committee.
which Senator Senns has announced he viii lead
fight such increase Senator Russell Of Georgia contends
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Ifense force as inadequate besid.
that Of Communist countries.
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COLORED
81 Quincy Pl. NV.
Apt. IL rmsa kit. and bath; $40
1901 to 1887 E st. NE.
3 rms. K. and b.; $3.50 to $50 so
10 Hanover st. NV.
4 rms. kit. and bath: S37 so
1901 to 1929 F st. NE.
9 rms, k. and b.; $3.50 to $3.50
1.-THE WOODWORTH"
1906 10th st. NV.
Apis: / and 2 rms, kit. and bath;
S35 to SOS
See Res. Mgr.
453 Tenn. Ave. NE.
3 rms. kit. and bath: $4,000
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
900 F st. NV. MA. 8-3440
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SILVER ePRING-2nd fioor. nevis
closets. huge liV. rm.. i5x23. mas
ter TV artenna. sep. din. rm.,
garb. disp.. de luxe 0E refgra kit.
fan. washer and drier: new 4-pni'
Rear facing igs. PIX, Se3 plus utils
After II am, 10. 6-4132.
MT. RAINIER. 1901 33rd st.-.2
rooms. kitchen, bath. $50. Avail.
able April l. See Apt. 2o4 or cal
agent. RE. 7-i1S1;
TAkOMA PARK--2nd A.. 1-bedrm
as as D II s- atis n JS s ns
TAKOMA PARK-4 rooms and bath
upstairs. with porch. heat and hot
water furn.; $50 mo. No pets; ~
F sisi&I kENr-unfurnished apart.
ment. Laurel, Nd, middle-ags Of
elderly couple S M 81. MRS M 1.a Ma,
silver SPRING. s1o7 Flower ave,
Lily. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath,
S65. Adults only. Call JU. 9-5499.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-3 rms. pvt.
bath and entrance: newly decor.
in pvt. home; laundry privlls,
Large Large s aSIs ss iDa me HSli soaas
SILVER sPRISG, sos incl. utils;:
bright 2-bedrm. Isl Il. apt. in mod.
bldg. mr.. Piney Br. and Flower ave.
shop. ctr. Bus. grade. and hish
schools. See at S804 Plymouth 81,
Apt. /, or cali RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, Ju. s-l103 or JU: 5-oY2s.
KENSTNGT0N II and 2Ioe 6,Ia
pvt. parking. safe play. area. DIR:
Out Conn. ave. extended to, Ken
sington. 6 biks. beyond firehouse.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER. OIL. 2-5441.
LANGLEY PARK AREA-2-bedrm
apt, front and rear ent:; auto.
Iaund. facils.:. ! blk. Lansburgh,s;
1900 Kenneyick ave, VEL, Ju. -, S-os ,s :
$50 80 incl. utils. Bus at door. Use
wash mach. 1901 Chillum I'd. uN.
ATTRACTIVE ATTRACTIVE 8 RMS. and bath. End
floor, pvt. entr. Mr.. Wash. San. and
transp. Reas. rent. JU. 9-O251.
TAKOMA, like new 2-rm. apt, PVT.
bath: bus; store close; S52S. 77l7
Mt GEee REfSaEs ave '9 rms o4 Kit. bath
encl. porch. newly dec. pvt. entr
DC. fare: empl, adults. uN. 4-2545,
COLLEGE PARK. 1926 Knox I'd, !
and 2-bedrm. apis. available i'm
mediately. :, blocks to shopping
center and Univ. of Nd. Laundry
and storage facilities. AP. 7-s4n5.
TAKOMA PIX. $50 mo. incl. utils.,
mod. 1st A apt. bedrm... almost.
new b,dG.; garbage disposal; see a.
1919 Maple ave, Apt, 4 or call
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. Ju. "
Mr.. NoL-a rms. hall. pvt. bath,
ample closet space; in pvt. home;
garden space. large yard; all utils'
furn; S65 per mo. HE. 4-4535.
PINEY BRANCH RD..-Terraee apt
$500 Glenville Road $3.50. Tu'
BiE =aGses; RA 4si a-af asmpd.n lane
III rms: .ss s. d Sis5 81 p'1 B@oR aSs
INC, 64S Indiana Ave. ma. g.
BRADFORD AND CHENILLE APIS:
Silver eprins: VACANT and 9
bedrms.. triple exposures. de luxe
kits, cow. to schools. ehoppins
and buses. Free master TV an
tenna, laundry and storage faeils, ;;
pvt. ofi-Street parking: SIP 80 70
S110. $500 Chenille I'd. 10; B.
6413. -26
.TAKoMA PARK, Piney Branch
e bedrms.. sos: bedrm.. So SO
and up: utils. incl: use own washer
Also new duplex. end A.: 81 -;
adults preferred. p. D FORD. JU,
S-5106; home, sP 4-1433. 81
TAKoMA PARK
1-bedrm. ants: recently decorarsd
near transpE reasonable rent. Wo'
ri $1,000 ~
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|APTs. UNFURN.-vA. tcsas.I

ONE LARGE ROOM. kit. and bath,
heat, hot water furn.: LIST a.: redee
cool N Cleveland st.. FL. 6-41S9.
CUSTOM BUILT pvt. rec. rm.. mir.
IL baths: In garden project veI'
M III assIg EeE "a i sE i1SsSi
disp.: beaut. surroundings; tennii
courts: Is min. from. downtown
Wash: OF Lee hwy. Arl.; available
S. ARLINGTON-A fine broom. 2
bedrm. apt; entire LIST floor:
on pT premises: SIS month: aSaiiabi;
April l. 619 Goth St. OF. 4-1567
ARL.-3 rms, pvt. bath and entr.'
mr.: Darlington and bus: adults. ia
APT,-conv. sect. over
looking Rosslyn. $50 mo. incl. utils
Children or pets welcome. Located
WRIGHT REALTY INC. IA. 2-4s0C
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AM ThnrnH

ARLINGTON
Two bedroom apt. within easy
waking distance Of the Hecht Co.
disposal, laundry facilities, and
SWIMMING POOL PRIVILEGES. etc.
Convenient to Arlington Hall. Pen
tagon and Fl Myer. Rent. Sll0
includes utilities. See MIS-. Scrugss,
Apt. No. ., $40 N. Thomas 81.
JH. 2-1l95 or SHANNON d LUCHS.
rDA 1Akh st n N MA S.o24h
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COLORED

CARVER HALL APIS.
Morris Rd. and Pitts Pl S E.
Liv. nm, bedrm.. dtnette, kit. and
oath. complete kit S72: two bed
rms, $50, all utils furn. and ianitor
service; I-fare transp at door. See
MR., BOSTON, 1887 Pitts pl. Sc
LU. COCOA: ewes. and SUNDAYS
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APIS. UNFURNIsHsn-VA.

ARLINGTON. best ARA. close H.
One and two hedrms... redecorated
mod. kit: walkine distance Airing
ton hall wooded area; bus. shop:
ping center; quiet; $3.50 and
S95; mr.; olebe I'd. 4ol4 columbia
ARL., vA.-Nice l-bedroom apt. IN
new development, S7g 40; inelp p1
SCI South Fla st, Out Columbia
pike TO Greenbrier st.. block risht
on Greenbrier to 9Th road. turn
right I block to development. Res.
mgr ia. 5-7336 or Mr.. Macy.
HU. 3-4400 -3O
ARL.-6 rms. 1st-fioor house. $126
mo-. incl. heat and utils Porch.
yard. gar. Ideal for children. 5l6
N. Kenmore st.. EN-. 2-3319. 20
ARL.. 1904 N. Pierce st.-Redee: l.
bedrm. apt SIS incl. utfls. Mgr,
Apt. 4. IA. 5-16s4. rs
ARL., Rosslyn-Efic.. $40: 1 bedrm,.
$40. incl. gas. Avail. April !.
Top loo. ia. S-4907. 1900 N. Oak.
ARL.. s.-Beaut. 1-bedrm, apt,
wired for air cond.. new bldg. Mile
Pentason: S75 plus util. Poll 4th
ST.. South. SO. 5-6;'6s; ia. $3.50.
MISSIONER SEC. 1-bedrm. apt.
unfurn.. neat water furn.: mr.;
stores and bus: Ind fir.: married
e eyes.. K sis''1 s-4s4 az daytime, ia,
1911 r. T. QUEEN sT.-1-bedrm. apt. !;
liy. rm., dinette, kit. and bath:
completely redec.: avail. April i;
$40 mo. incl; all utils. ia. 2-92ol
and "a, 2;l526 nm @od
Kit. and bath, walk-in closets, par
quet frs. heat controls in all rms,
nv antenna. ldry. facils.:, 3 minis,
Pentagon. 10 Minis. downtown
D. c.: mr.. Fl. Myer; very bsau tt.
bldg: immed. occup. ia S-222S;
ALEXANDRIA Just nnisn eon;vs neE
emit to everything: rent, enc, $oS;
1 bedrm., S76: utilities ineluded.
24f5 Mount Vernon ave-. oV. D.
ARIyiHS Rim 1910 N. Court House
I'd, u block from courthouse
and Q bedrm;.. newly dec. apis
i ies s7f sJ pa5 a4sas sne ' sBso is
KoLB, OIL. 2-o296. Pc
fined environment: top location.
ARLINGTON S15 plus utlIS.' az
| trac. 1-bedrm apt. in modern apt.
bids: liv. rm., din. area. XII;
bath: parking; washer and drler:
near Fort Myer. Navy Annex, PEN
tagon. ia "-0064. -.u
BEDROOM APT. Ss5; Arl. close;
in de luxe ant. bldg.: carpeted
halls, superior sound insulation,
paruuet floors. 8 large closets; IN
lin storage. parking. ia. 5-6334.
ARL,, 1 blk. Fort Myer. 5-min. Pen
tagon: 10 min. D. C.--New gar.
den-type apt. bldg, pvt. parking
ideal for children: 2-bedrm. apt,
S74. bO-SS0.50 Avail immed. l2lo
N. quinn. ia. 7-66s7, after 81;
ALEx,-1-bedrm. apt; tile bath;
ianitor. Cow. Belvoir. D. G. buses'
$40. so. 8-701S. Adults.
ALEXANDRIA, Mt. Vernon Courts
Beautiful new apt. with 10 nv. rm.,
lEe dinette and 2 full. bed
rms, colored tile bath, compl'
EQUIP lit. 5 min. TO Pentegon'
Rent incl. utils. Call XII. S-oo7l'
ARL.-3 lge. rms, bedrm.. hv. rm :,
Kit, bath; cow. stores. cor. Lee
hwy. bus: auto. gas heat; utils. incl:
cpIe.; S65. IA. 2-2236. ~
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COLORED
80 NEW YORK AVE. NV,
Newly dec. 2 rms, kit. and bath,
1920 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
Good section. . rms. kit, bath
35ll 18th ST. NV.
2 rms: kit, bath; nice neighoor-
nOOO' fSS4 QUEEN ST, NE.
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British Operate
Jordan ARIift

LONDON, Jan. "a R.-The
Air Ministry last night disclosed
the secret movement Of British
servicemen into the Arab state
of Jordan. where Britain's infiu-
ence has been threatened by
anti-Western rioting.
A. spokesman said two squad
rons Of a Royal Air Force regi-
ment were airlifted to Amman
from Iraq last week as part OF
the normal redeployment proc
ess." He told a reporter their
duties will include training Of
Jordan soldiers and the defense
of Raj installations in that
country. The spokesman refused
to say how many men have
moved in. The reinforcements
are mainly ground units espe-
cially trained in antiaircraft
gunnery and airfield defense.
The government continued to
pour other troops into Britain's
last remaining territory in the
Middle EaSt-the island colony
of Cyprus in the East Mediter-
ranean where union with
Greece" partisans are seeking