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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

LSS Ooh an :. s-ssdT%;, , tan
picture windows in .ground-leyel
bsmt.. on ls-acre view lot. Lge. liv.
I'm. with fireplace, din. rm. and
equipped kit, carport. and patio
close in of Old Dominion drive:
So. 900 CT. Call JE. 2-5072.
KOENIG agent.
RAMBLER. by owner: large liv. rm.,
picture windows, 8 bedrms, den;
kit. dinette. breezeway, garage, oil
h.-w.h.; approx. ] acre on highway,
mi. south Manassas. STA. 500.
Phone 606W3.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY! -
apt. home in excel location. Needs
repairs and lots of work but has
real possibilities as income Prop
erty. A RARE BUY FOR PERSON
or VISION. Priced at only $3.50.
Terms arranged, STILLS REAL
ESTATE. ia. $4,000.
gorgeous tree shaded lot in excel
lent residential area. Large liv. rm
with fireplace overlooking secluded
rear yard. Separate din. rm., big
tully-eouipped kitchen. full base
ment, detached garage. All rooms
very large. GI approved at $4,000.
esfssea ff TRE D Sf4SP co. 3 a. a.
| 5-9393.
ASSUME s2O,s75, 4laSs. LIST trust;
brick home with 3 bedrms., ga
baths, screened porch. liv. rm. with
fireplace, formal din. rin, de luxe
kitchen incl. dishwasher, disposal
and table space Full basement,
garage. Priced at $4,000 Shown
by appointment. THE DARBY CO.,
! ia. 5-9393.
TWO-LEvEL RAMBLER-This beau
tiful 3-bedrm.. 1ls-bath home has
firepl,, beautifully isndscaped ter.
raced lot. with all city utils. This
home. complete with membership in
the aH.new Fairfax Swimming Pool
This all-brick home. located at LIST
and Oak sts.,. in the beautiful town
81 ri raiTfax sr Is sPsn today from IRON
CIR. 3-2511.
MODERN HOUSE on one acre;
hard road; at Burke. Va. w. o.
PRUITT, Ma. S-2711, CIR. 3-0612
JUST WHAT are you looking for2
Call in. your complete description
and unless we. have complete At
your time will not be taken UP.
MLECKA, ia. 1880.
HouU UOAN-brlcK Colonial Sep.
din. rm.. full bsmt. with rec room,
on nice wooded lot. Conv. 10 every
thing. Only S13,950, HILL REAL
TY, DU. 5-7417. ewes. DU. 5-9632.
SOUTHERN COMFORT on az acres;
bedrms., pa baths. full bsmt., for
only $4,000. HILL REALTY, DU.
b-74l7, ewes. DU. 5-9474.
HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL, for Sill
5O0---A little paint and polish and
you have as nice a 3-bedrm. house
that can he bought for Sl2,0OO;
low, low down payment, and SS5
per mo. moves you in. Near AMMAN
GALE PLANTATION REALTY, JE.
CONTEMPORARY BY OWNER
bedrm. redwood rambler, completely
redec. with rec. rm. in bsmt., brick
wall firepl., patio and carport.
$4,000. Assume 4es CT loan.
Have new CT appraisal. JE. 4-0244.
BRICK story and half. by OWNER
Two blks. to all conveniences; ga
rage, oil heat, full basement: CT
appraisal; leaving town. Call IA,
S-557l.
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CAMP SPRINGS
TEMPLE HILLS
1915 LEISURE DIR.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
ONLY ONE LEFT

OPEN sun. AND DAILY
Suburban living within walking
distance of shopping. schools
churches and transp. 3-bedrm. ram
bier with sep. din. rm.. LARGE CT
colored kit. with eating space by
picture window. Full bSmt. with
built-in garage. Rec. rm. space. with
End firepl. Dir. Out Colebrook dr.
Gather ST. Ewes call Mrs. Esch-
bacher. 10 7-3l54.
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The Perry Boswell Co.
Wa 1900 Realtors
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BIB THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES for SALE, Nd. tcont. 5

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. MAY 9, 1856
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HEAP THIS

By OWNER; CT approved; excel. buy.
Brk. rambler. nice size 8 bedrms.
liv.-rm. din. rm. comb: family size
Kitchen, lge. rec. rm. with picture
window. Ice. lot. DIR: Out Balti-
more-Wash. Pkwy. to Cheverly exit,
right on rte. 202 past Cheyerly
rte. ZIG to Old Landover I'd. right
at LIST corner. approx. 2 blks. to
1905 CRANKY st. Open . to s
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MIR. HOME OWNER

3O7 DORCHESTER ST, GLASS;
MANOR-One of the best located
SUBURBS Of Washington. 5-year-old
semidet. brick; 2 bedrms.. bsmt.
fenced YARD; ideal for couple or
small family. This property offers
the utmost in convenience to shop
ping and transportation Large AZ
Gil loan can be assumed. with total
monthly payments of S67 .43. includ.
taxes and insurance; S11.950.
M. E. SMITH, INC.
DI. 7-7S77. LU. 1-l352
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Observation-Disclosures

Brick Colonial with living room,
master-size bedrms.. den: full bsmt.
on large lot. Reduced to Sl5.750.
Brick bungalow with 8 bedrms.
rec. ROOM. full din. rm.; on large
lot. Priced at $l2.500: any type
OF financing. Mr.. Sheppard. LII. 4
1888, LYMAN c. DELE q CO.,
INC, ST. 3-352O
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WOODSIDE PARK-l509 Highland
dr., s. s.. Md. BIB, r, Ia bath
home; l.. r, d. r, den. b,r., huge
kit. on LIST fir.; oil h-w.h.. gear
gar. $4,000. COFFMAN REALTY
CO, JU 0-4l23 or Sun. JU. 5-S1l4.
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CT APPROVED-Sl3.5OO

FOUh bEDhMO., z bH IHO
$3.50 down total payments $50 per
month, Liv, rm., firepl.. table space
kit. Carport; scr, porch. "a acre
on Forest Glen I'd. right to Ten
brook drive, to corner Robin I'd
No. 1912 Robin I'd. open sign.
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3,95O-The very lovliest home
you will find anywhere at this
price. Three lge bedrooms. large
kitchen with dishwasher and dis
posal and a gorgeous lot with
barbecue and trees. GRAHAM g.
CO.. JU. $3.50. o to 8.
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Shannon & LuchS Co.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 7-1son
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SILVER SPRING
$500 OLD BLADENSBURG RID
Modern 3-hedrm brick rambler,
Ia baths. deluxe kit. SibA50
HUGH i. PECK HE 4-6400
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
NEAR ARMY MAP SERVICE

Detached 2-bedrm. brk.; built-in
SeoT 1SKAN I$Fss l %oRSf 19S9 dC Cohp
1925 Vermont Ave. NV. Elk. 3-I277
Ewes. and Sun, EN-. 2-503l
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PRICE REpucEp

OWNER building a larger house in
small de luxe RAMBLER. 1914
Shepherd st. in exclusive CHEVY
Sc MANOR. Inspect sat. and
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HENRY N. BECRAFT

GAITHERSBURG-New brick, g.
oedrms., ga baths nice shaded lot.
S22 500.
CLARKSBURG-3-bedrm., mod
house on 4 acres; lots of fruit and
berries. S14,200.
MANASSAS-4-rm.. mod. bunga-
low, fulf bsmt $4,000.
FREDERICK COUNTY. mr.. Peter
Pan Inn-312 acres: 3-bedrm,, mod.
house: liv.. rm., 3Sx1S. with frepl.
Long road frontage. Sl3.500. A
real buy.
GAITHERSBURG-New, 3-bedrm
house; nice lot. S15,750.
Many others 10 choose from.
HENRY W. BECRAFT
Pc. 2-6665 Gathersburg 555
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HENRY ". BELRAFI
Pc. 2-6665 Gathersburg So

Near Rockville Pike--Handsome
modern brick rambler of rooms,
bath: concrete cellar: garage: private
apt. Of rooms and bath: level lot.
III II. front by. over 500 feet with
sewer, front and rear. public water
In, front; apartment rents. unfurn-
ings or Sundays. Call Mr.. Rhodes.
RA. 8-7239. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1919 K st. NV. MA. S-l166.
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PRICE REDUCED 81 O0o

Owner m, must sell. Custom-built
sxtra lge. 3-bedrm. brick rambler
Sfords everything for gracious liv,
n lovely Woodmoor Close to transp.,
hopping. churches and schools
LEO 4. Dryer AND CO., INC. JU
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
DESPERATEI

HOUSES WANTED. have i'm
mediate buyers for at least houses
near St. Michaers in Silver Spring
Some can pay all cash. Call GLENN,
II. 6-1166. Ju. 9-4443.
LUXURIOUS RAMBLER
The ultimate in a custom built
home. On large wooded lot in Wood
haven. II has 5 twin size bedrms.,
z. deluxe tiled baths with finest
of fixtures and equipment, Center
entrance; extra lge. liv. rm. with
gorgeous flrepl. and picture window,
fun size din rm., lge oak panelled
family rn. leading to lge. colored
fiagstone patio; fully equipped de
luxe kit, and built-in laundry space;
on lower level Is a huge panelled
recreation rm. with built-in bar and
sink, stone, floor-to-ceiling firepl.,
maids or extra bedrm. and bath. p
car garage; fully Handicapped lot, and
many other features. II interested
to buy a fine home, priced right, see
lit today. or phone for appointment
PHILIP H. DEIN, OIL. 2-66l1. Drive
out Bradley blvd. l mile past Wilson
lane, Bethesda)
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OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
THOMPSON co.
JUNIPER $4,000

S23O Fenton Street. Silver Spring
HIGGINS & HARRISON
PRESENTS
RAMBLER--S11 $50. imagined 3
bedrms.; full bsmt. with rec. rm. /;
fenced level yard. Only y blk. to
shopping.
BRICK RAMbLER. s14n50-3
bedrms.. din. ell lge. kit, tiled bsmt'
Approximately $1,000 DIN. 500 per
mo. pays all.
CAPE COD. S15,750--3 bedrms:'
2 baths: bSmt.. long liv. rm. with
f1repl.. lge. kit. and sep. din. rm.
Fenced wooded yard.
NEW BRICK CAPE COD, $3.50
Exec llent locale. Quality. built Z
dormer upstairs for . more bedrms.
and baths; y bath in bsmt. TRADES
CONSIDERED.
NEW BRICK SPLIT RAMBLER,
S21,750.-Terrific buyl 4 bedrms.
ga baths. bsmt., de luxe lge. kit,
l2-acre wooded lot.
BRICK s-sTORY, S23,95O-1a-
acre wooded ground: lge. bedrms.
and bath UP. First floor includes
center hall, den, powder rm.,, break
stairs up to semifin. 3rd floor.
CHARMING EARLY AMERICAN
sgd. OO0-Moderniz bedrms... :!
baths: all rms. lge; l2-acre wooded
ground for the large family. Walk
to all schools churches, shopping
and transportation
BRICK SPLIT LEVEL. $4,000
. acres; 4 bedrms., 3 baths. den,
Ice. de luxe kit: bsmt. rec. rm, .
car garage
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
THOMPSON co.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6 Pm.
112x4nn

RAMBLER: 3 Ice. bedrooms. Q baths,
liv. rm., firepl.. sep. din. rm.. table
space kitchen; scr. porch. 2-car Diet,
gar. Beautiful lot trees Cow. Manor,
Argyle and New Indian Spring clubs.
Georgia ave. ext. 10000 block, right
on Hewitt ave. to open sign.
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CT APPRovED-$14,45O

$3.50 down, total payments sos mo-
Solid brick Colonial. 3 bedrmS;, Nv
rm.. f1repl.. sep. din. rm... full basel
ment; fenced lot. Convenient every very
Sligo Creek pkwy., right on Erskine
to No. 1916 Erskine. open sign.
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

3-bedrm., 2-hath rambler, Rec hall,
living rm., l4x20 with firepl.. sep.
din. rm., table space kit, 2-car
established comm. fine individual
homes. Spec. financing. must be sold;
See this home. Ten Minis. heart Of
Silver Spring Colesville I'd, Ia
miles beyond Four Corners. left at
entrance Burnt Mills Village. follow
arrow signs to No. AGO Southwest
drive ODen sign
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AREA = 2-level home.
lust the home for a large family
2 bedrms. and Ceramic tile bath OF
rm. comb, mod. kit, rec. rm., auto
GE washer and drier. Open 2 to 5
Out Ga. ave. to Weisman I'd, left
to Judson I'd, left l blk. to 1908
Radius I'd GI appraised at Sl7,-
600. Terms also available. M r
SMITH. INC, DI. 7-7S77 or LII
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CLosE-IN CHARM

II you are looking for something
charmingly different be sure to see
this home. Stone and brick studio
liv. rm.. firepl., sep, din. rm., huge
scr. porch, rec. rm.; garage; slate
roof: full basement. Special financing
on this home makes it an outstand-
ing buy, Beautiful corner lot. Close
heart Of Silver Spring. Colesville I'd,
right on Dale drive. MRS. Kl. :
blocks to ri Dale drive, open sign,
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ACRE-LOT NEW RAMBLER

Liy. rm.. firepl.. sep. din. rm. table
space kitchen. Ali 3 bedrms; are
large. Huge finished rec. rm. picture
window; full basement; carport: me
Quaint Acres. left Quaint Acres dr.,
left on Apple Grove to open sign.
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LOT 14Ox278

DIFFERENT RAMBLER Planned for
center hall entr., liv. rm.. firepl.
picture window, sep. din rm., fne
kit. with dinette. Finished rec. rm..
bar and powder room. basement. =
car carport. patio and barbecue
wooded lot. colesyille I'd. TO Paint
Branch Farms. right on Copley lane
to No. 701.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

2-sToRY BRICK COLONIAL
6pac. liv. rm. with firepl.; lge
din, rm., mod. kit; fyll bath on lst
FIR; 3 bedrms.. bath on End flr.;
storage attic: rec. rm. with firepl.;
screened porch. gar, exceptionally
nice lot. Price. S19.950.
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THE SUNDAY STAR Bis
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER :. 1856
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WOODMOOR-Brick Colonial, cen.
family din. rm.. side Ger. porch, 4
large bedrms., | N paths. fun bsmt.
gar; many extras: S1S.S00. Open
2-dark. 317 Branch ave. adj
PinecreSt Rec. Center. ALLEN
Realtor, RIA. 6-3333.
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WHEATON; only S66 per mo. pays
all on this AZ loan. If you are e
non-vet and have a little cash, yoI
can move into this neat and clean
3-hedrm. home; full din. rrn.. fenced
I'd. Or will GI; only $4,000. Mrs
Walker, OIL. 2-1657 or OIL. 2-1613
cox a CO INC
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WHEATON-Spacious 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: 20-ft. liv. rm.; full bsmt.
Eon-vet. can assume this S12, 100
4S5 loan with payments Of $lOs
per mo. pays all. Nominal cash
req. Don't miss seeing this one
Mrs. Hoag, OIL. 2-1613, cox &
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-16
California Scientist Comes North To Study Mysterious Life in Death
 Of Alaska Squirrels Hibernation

per minute, slows to II beats a minute or even less. Respiration slows. The blood thickens and barely creeps through the circu- latory system. Dr. Mayer said:
 "One of these squirrels in hi- bernation actually seems to be dead. The heartbeat cannot be detected with a stethoscope. The heart, instead of beating, con tracts and expands ever so slowly.
 You can move legs, bend the body, or do what you will, but the squirrel will not waken.
 Dr. Mayer wants to find out why freezing does not harm parts say a leg or tail. He said:
 i've seen a squirrel whose tail was frozen solid. When it came out of hibernation the tail was perfectly normal. The tissues were undamaged.'
 Although he was extremely cautious and emphasized that this is only conjecture, Dr. Mayer agreed that if enough can be learned about the remarkable slowing down of the arctic ground squirrels metabolism during hi- bernation, the principle might some day be applied to humans.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-16

SEATTLE, R-Dr. William V. Mayer is enroute to Alaska and the arctic tundra to continue his six-year research into one of the most fascinating phenomena in nature.
 This associate professor of biol ogy and his associate, Ormund G. Mitchell, who are from the Uni versity of Southern California, are on their way to study re- markable rodent, the arctic ground squirrel.
 This animal has only four months of active, warm-blooded life during the year. For the re- maining eight months it becomes in effect cold-blooded createure, like the fish and the reptiles, lying in almost death-like stupor in it's burrow, true hibernator. "
 During its four active months the animal is typical of warm blooded animals. But amazing changes take place during hiber- nation.
 The body temperature drops from 98 or 99 degrees, roughly that of human, to 32 degrees Fahranheit, freezing.
 The heartbeat, normally l5O
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-16
Methodist Conference
 Votes Renewed Support For Anchorage College

COLORADO SPRINGS R-Re- newed support for the projected Alaska Methodist College at An chorage was voted by the Metho- dist College at Anchorage was voted by the Methodist Western Jurisdictional Conference, which ended its sessions here last night.
 The conference commended the college to the 552,000 members of the 1,600 churches in the confer ence for financial support. The Rev. Fred McGinnis, Alaska mis- sion superintendent, told dele gates that about $3 million has been paid or pledged by the entire church for the college.
 The conference also praised residents of Anchorage and other Alaskan cities for their backing of the college.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-16
Miss Vermont Has No High Regard for Mink Her Family Owns 300

LONG BEACH, Calif., R-Miss Vermont is surrounded by mink. live ones, in her normal daily life but she doesn't have too high a regard for the valuable animals.
 She is Dolores Wettack, 21, Westminster, Vt, who is con testant in the Miss Universe con test, preliminary judging for which begins tomorrow night.
 There are 500 mink on the Wet tack family ranch and Miss Wet tack says:
 Mink can be unpleasant little beasts, inclined to eat their own young. My job is to water them five times day and grind up the horse meat; they thrive on horse meat.
 q don't have a mink coat. We sell all the fur"
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-16
Reds Repeat Request to Halt Nuclear Tests
 Seen as Propaganda
 Move in Deadlock

MOSCOW, R,-The Soviet Uni on today called on the United States and Britain to agree that all three countries will stop test ing nuclear weapons.
 Dmitri Shepilov, making his first public address here since taking over from V. M. Molotov as foreign minister, told 1900 del egates to the Supreme Soviet this aim could be achieved in any one of three ways. He listed these as:
 l. Within the framework of the United Nations.
 2. A tripartite agreement among the three powers concerned, which other countries could join later.
 3. Separate official statements from each government declaring they were abandoning nuclear tests
 Qn Washington, American offl- cials said they were opposed to any such ban unless it is part of a controlled disarmament pro- gram. Shepilov's proposal, they said, is not new and, in effect, is similar to an Indian plan rejected by the US, Britain, Australia and Canada at the JUN. last week.
 (The Soviet foreign minister's move in reiterating the Russian stand appeared to these officials as an effort to reap propaganda advantage from the current dead lock by advancing a proposal that the Western powers have already turned down)
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-16
Woman Doctor Delivers Her Own Baby in Car

NEW YORK, R-A young woman doctor calmly delivered her own baby on the front seat of her car yesterday while her Jit- tery husband was driving her to hospital.
 Asked if she had been con- cerned about delivering the baby unassisted in such cramped quar- ters, Dr. Helen Stein, 25, said:
 Gosh, no. Women today make too much of giving birth. The natural way is the best. This was by far my easiest delivery. And my other two boys, Erin, 2, and Marvin, 1, were born in the hos pital.'"
 Mrs. Stein, an intern at Long Island College Hospital in Brook lyn, had gone on jolting amou- lance ride earlier on an emer- gepcy case.
 She helped deliver the woman's baby and then went home. A short while later she told her hus- band, Martin, she thought her own time had come.
 Mrs. Stein and her new five pound son were reported in good condition at Long Island College Hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-16
Babe Zaharias Improving After Operation

GALVESTON, Tex, R-Babe Zaharias continued to show i'm provement today from an opera ton designed to remove the pain attendant to cancer. She was able to admire some new dresses and start talking about getting out on a golf course again.
 The famous woman athlete, who has been fighting the dread disease since 1853, lis doing bet ter than anticipated" said re- port from John 'Sealy Hospital. She was reported quite cheerful and yesterday had her first solid food since the operation Friday.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-16
Three Freighters
 Will Call At Nome During the Month

Walter Sipprell, local agent for the Alaska Steamship O., has received word that there was more freight for the July 18th sailing than the M. V. Galena could handle so the routing of the NV. Palisana has been ex- tended to include Nome.
 The Palisana sailed on July g from Seattle and is expected here July 21 and upon completing dis charging Nome cargo will return to the Bristol Bay area to load salmon.
 The NV. Galena was delayed in it's loading and sailed from Seattle July IA and is expected here on July "A. From Nome it will proceed to Kotzebue and St. Michael.
 The S.S. Fortuna sailed from Seattle on July 3 and should ar rive Nome about July 30. She has mainly freight for defense construction sites.
 The first shipments of south bound freight from Nome to Seattle will be loaded on the For tuna, which will sail about five days after it's arrival here.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-16
Alaska Indian Girl Sees Ist Polar Bear In San Diego Zoo

SAN DIEGO, Calf. R-A little Indian girl from Alaska named Morning Star saw her first polar bear in southern California today.
 She wanted to be friends but the bears in the San Diego Zoo were too dangerous of eight-year- old Morning Star to go near.
 So she cuddled an African lion cub instead.
 This was one of the adventures Morning Star remembered as she continued her visit here. At the zoo she saw many strange crea- lures and some that, while ordin- ary to children in most of the United States, were new to her.
 She has also seen her first COW and horse. She would like to ride horse back to her parents home on a river bank near Fairbanks.
 She was brought to San Diego by her government school teach CT, Mrs. Marie Kobler.
 Morning Stars Christian name is Marie, too. She is named after her teacher. She is a member of the Athabaskan tribe but her par ents are now known as MT. and Mrs. Ludebecker.
 While her teacher is going to summer school at San Diego State College, Morning Star goes to YMCA camp called Pow Wow" There the white children play they are Apaches. Morning Star plays she is an Apache with them.
 She has become an expert on roller skates.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-16
Eisenhower Back to Work At White House

WASHINGTON, R-President Eisenhower went back to work at the White House today
 He reported at his office at 8:20 am. for the first time since he was stricken with an intestinal ailment June 8.
 He met with staff members, conferred with Lewis w. Strauss, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, and scheduled a meeting with Secretary of State Dulles.
 White House Press Secretary James C. Hagerty told reporters the meeting with Dulles would include a discussion of matters to be taken up at the Panama City meeting of American Presidents which Eisenhower will attend next weekend.
 Hagerty also disclosed Eisen- hover, will take part Friday in an expanded" meeting of the National Security Council to mark his participation in the be- ginning of Operation Alert, the federal Civil Defense exercise.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-16
Marilyn Monroe
 Would Like Role Of Lady Macbeth

LONDON, R-Marilyn Monroe, who is about to co-star with one of Britain's foremost Shakespear- can actors, says she would like to portray Lady MacBeth-"some- time"
 Seated beside Sir Laurence Olivier, with whom she will make a film here, Marilyn told some 300 reporters last night she would rather play that tragic role than any other in the world.
 "Please get me right" she said, q didn't mean I'd like to play her right now, but sometime"
 q hate to say this" she added, shifting slightly in her for1n-fit ting black dress, because when l said I wanted to play Grushenka in Dostoevski's Brothers Kamar- azov,' people laughed"
 Asked if Britain's cool nights had changed her views about sleeping in Chanel No. 5 and nothing else, Marilyn pondered a moment.
 Lets say that now that I'm in England I like sleeping in just Yardley's lavender" she smiling  ly replied.
 Marilyn's new husband, play wright Arthur Miller, who was present, was asked How do you see Miss Monroe?"
 Through two eyes" he sad, adding. 'sShe's the most unique person I ever met"
 Eight nationally distributed morning papers ran 22 pictures of the blonde star today.