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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 sedan, SEAS, Austtr
80 sedan. S29s. Consul 81 sedan
$545. MQ rdst.. new paint and top
S795; NC Magnet IS sedan
iaass SigsS YsaIEu:T .na1, sPOrt Tdst' sss fss
Many other foreign cars. JACR
PRY. LTD. 14th and P sts. NV
AUSTIN of England I949 de lux,
club 2-doori looks and runs like Z
terms S25 down. Mr.. ARTHUR
1870 Rhode Island ave. ne.
BUCKS. Selection Of models ans
eolors. HORNER'S CORNER. Buicl
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th Ii
BUICKS-STANLEY H. HORNER
| INC. Downtown Buick Dealer. I'LL
l4th, Convenient to all hotels. ONO,
buildings. real estate and financia
districts D1 1898.
heater: be S:.is2t $500 cash psSe priysaSses party ;I
guarantee inspection. Ia
BUICK AS Super sedanette: excel
cond., new tires, 7. and h.; viii
/ trade for WHY'S. Ford, Henry J
or pickup truck. JE. 4-11S0. la
! BUICkS---1e55 and 1854 eomplett
group of body STYLES. HoRNER, s
All cars on display and accessible
for shopping. Information anc
prices. DI. 7-3993. -16
BUICK 1865 Century Riviera coupe
DoNer Steering: ss.2S5. ccc guar
antee
Capitol Cadillac Olds
1879 22nd ST. NV. ST. 3-260t
BUICK 1854 station wagon; 2-ton'
S2.I99. HORNER'S BUICK Down.
town.. I'LL l4th. DI. 7-3S93;
BUICK 1855 Super Riviera sedan
BgIcK sodI Downtown. I'LL I4th Il
% er equipped: d Ss.4Ss. HokNER:s
Bg1cRs sool Downtown. iii 18th
BUICK 'gSS, 1855 de luxe e-dr,; poSe,
BUICK Downtown I'LL 18th
Buick 81 Super 4-dr.: dynafiov
cleaning black finish. practicall!
new tires, low mileage. A rea
cream puff, S695. HILL & SAN
DERS. Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer
1900 14th st. NV. NO. 7-l1l1
Open ewes. til 9; Sat, til s,
BUICK 1854 Super 4-dr. sedan
white with blue top, r. and b.. dyna-
flow, very low mileage. 81 1886.
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
Lincoln-Mercury Dealers
1909 Wis. Ave, Bethesda. Nd.
Open 8 AM. Till PM. Daily
BUICK '53 Special Riviera hardtop
2-tone green finish; T. and h. oyna
flow, Wv. tires; liberal trade a
S1.195. B.. & D. MOTORS. s23:
Ga. eve Sill. spg.; Md JU, 7-7sSs
BUICK 194S Roadmaster sedan:
owner: r. and h., good tires. Cal
RA. 6-5567. after 4 pm. lie
BUICK 1863 Special 2-dr. sedan
dynafiow, T. and h., 2-tone gra,
finish: 1 owner: low mileage; ST.
095, at TREW MOTOR CO. 6tf
and Fla. ave. ne, Ii. 7-1732.
lBUICKS-'50 4-dr. sedan, dyna., r
and b., $500: 81 Super Riviera
dyna., r. and h., $500; '52 Supel
Riviera, dyna., r. and h., $500: 81
Super Riviera. dyna,, T. and h.
S1.299: "a Special 2-dr.. r. and h.
10000 miles, S1,49S; '55 Century
hardtop convertible, 3-tone, power
steering and brakes, r. and h.. dy.
naflow, $2.499: '55 Roadmastel
Riviera hardtop, fully equipped
s2,599. HoRNEA's CORNER, Buicl
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th, Ii
6-6464.
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Only $55,000
Apples Peaches. Cherries

Total acreage. 1,425. 200 acres ir
apple trees; 40eo Of trees are IL yrs
yrs. old;- II acres In cherries; about
700 acres of oak and pine timber
and grazing land. Modern cold
storage bldg. and packing house;
extensive production equipment In
cluded Modern dwelling, 2 modern
tenant houses; lge swimming pool;
25 miles from Berkeley Springs,
w. Va. fruit-growing area. Average
pG9dpction pG% annually S,o 10000 d9o t9 7G .,
peaches. We invite you to inspect
one of the most profitable fruit
farms we have ever offered. SIGLER
e. CO. RA. 3-3431; ewes. AID. 4.
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BOATS

CORRECT CRAFT, Atom" speed
boat, inboard, built in Pine Castle
Fla: SO hip; "overall" length IA.
pne pSam engine epotisbt epaft ,k, Gray nI daa ana
vas cover, ETC.: listed with 9Th
U. s. Coast Guard; A real pleas
ure craft. with 1858 Cox-B-trailer
Perfect condition; 81 ,495 or best
MOTOR. 1O3-h.p. converted Pontiac
81; will demonstrate; -$120. Pro-
peller: left hand. 1910, bore, Ia
oGfsoaRS III s5si HN' R5SaSour. ai1saG l4 u IT.
used: wIsteering wheel: johnson
remote control: lights, top. wind
shield, pump and gas can, $195.
CLASS b, l2-ft. utility runabout:
needs work: S35. Ov. 3-5312.
161s-FT. INBOARD MOTOR, Briggs
and Stratton engine: best offer win
take by Saturday. RE. 5-S873.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

STORE, In nearby Md. or Va, for
mstely 1900 50. it. required,
preferably on one floor. Ample
parking space must be available
Give exact location. rent and de-
scription Of building. Reply P.O.
Box 489S, Washington s, D. C.
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1000 SO. FT.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

ROCKVILLE PIKE. near p J. Nee's
new furniture store--Several out
standing light industrial tracts. ali
fully improved. with all utilities.
for sale or lease at very reasonable
prices. Will build for qualified
tenants. Separate parcels from
10000 SO. IT. up to 10000 50. It
See your broker. or DERMOT NEE.
OIL. 7-9500
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
Heavy Industrial Property approx
5 acres. All utilities located neal
johnson Lumber Co. and offices Of
Regional Nationwide Ins. Co. vii
consider sale or lease. Full com
mission to cooperating broker.
Top retail location. $50 feet on
WEST ST. 200 IT. deep on LINDEN
AVE. Can be sold in whole or part
Near new Firestone store and Hechi
store. Top residential area
Downtown near NAVEL ACADEMY
on MARYLAND AVE. next to Chase
home. Retail location improved
with 2-story brick dwelling. Priced
for quick sale.
Call or Write
CHAS. H. STEFFEY. INC.
Realtors Since 1914
Is E. LEXINGTON ST. MU.. 5-2412
BALTIMORE, MD.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

M0TELS,S Route No. Is kits.
baths. suit. for | or Q families
Vacant. TO. 9-6646
MEETING HALL, newly remod.
wired for air cond.. suit. for natl
hdqtrs. of nonprofit org. Approx
1.S00 so. it.. consisting Of attr
lounge rm; with kit. meeting hal I
bsmt. Ideally loc. ] blk. fr. Library
of CongreSs. For further details
phone HU. 3-5790. Ia. 9-7917.
-16
COMMERCIAL ZONE-Large two
story house, suitable for business
of1ices; good location and parking.
VIII remodel to suit tenant. LA
6-1Ss5 or EN-. 2-6SG7. 10
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FARMS

SEQ DN.. $50 MO. buys for S100
acre several 8 to 10 acre parcels
woodland: nd. rd., phone. elec:
81 mi. south Of D. C. TIE. Ga
NEW STROUT CATALOG--Just out!
Farms and businesses. "a States;
STROUT REALTY. 234-A woodward
Bldg. washington, ST. 3-37S4.
2I2 ACRES. gentle, rolling produc-
tive farm or stock. Fenced. Wide
frontage on Hwy. 522, east OF
Orange. Va. Good outbldgs., incl. o
6-rm. frame home. New heating
plant and bath. Only S22 800.
Good terms from owner after dn.
payt. A. B. STANLEY. CIR. 3-0015.
OO-ACRE FARM on river, with ex-
eel. invest. possibilities other than
farming. Call WO. 6-3437.
S4O,O NET INCOME in 1855, from
business operated on 200-acre
farm; efic. help: ultra mod. house,
3 mod. tenant houses: excel. out
bldgs. MR.. OLSON, WO. 6-7029.
35 ACRES. SIS miles NV. Of D. c.
9-rm. house, mod. convens., lge.
barn, creek. $1,000 dn. NO. 7-7626.
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90 miles from D. c.. line--20C
acres with I-mile frontage on hard
road Modern 2-story frame house
modern dairy barn; other outbldTs
Well -enced. A real farm and an ex-
cellent investment property. S62d
per acre.
PO. 2-9442 PO. 2-9448
Ewes, call MRS. BOWLING. Gath
ershurp o47-J
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CHARM
Packed!

Original" custom designed, loaded
with eye-appeal and practical fea,
lures. Perfectly placed In shaded
fenced setting. Here's q long Low
brick rancheri 3 big bedrooms,
basement. attached garage. Truly
spacious living room with fireplace
separate dining room. In q con-
Venient and attractive neighbor.
hood. Asking S23.500 with excellent
terms available.
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
N. Randolph at GIebe JA. T-520(
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GOOD Sc. LOCATION
Ideal for small construction OF
professional ofice: 375 50. It. OF
conditioned space: reasonable
rent. Call 10. 2-016l or 10. 7119
for appointment. 80
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CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air hardtop
convertible, . to choose from: r:
and ad. h. powerElidie,. rsdio s,51l naica and
S1.075 tselling at cost; low down
payment and immediate delivery
to all: discount for cash buyer.
BILL ADAMS, 1870 Ga. ave-. TU.
2-5415. III
1858; fully equipped;
10000 miles: always garaged;
spotleSs condition throughout. This
car has been maintained with me-
ticulous care, waxed 3 or 4 times
a year, creased and oil changed
every 1000 miles. Not o mark or
scratch on car, looks ike 1t was
driven out of showroom. Owner
going overseas, must sacrifice: S975
or best offer. Write PO Box S16,
Washington 4, D. C --16
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ROSENTHAL PAYS TOP CASH fol
.. G. houses. RE. 7-s266, EN-. s.
VIZ PAY CASH for houses - Tor
prices quick settlements. CAPITAL
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for houses
D. c. or nearby Md. ST. 1890
or ewes. ia 2-9225.
MODERN, clean, 2 or 3 bedrm
home in good Sc. or nearby p. G
Co. location. Have subst cash. MRS
cox. LU 2-S136 or ST 3-736s
SPOT CASH for your house. Call fol
price No obligation. d. c., Va.
Md. DI. 1888 It'll o pm. -25
WE HAVE CLIENTS for houses ir
D. c. who will pay all cash. Eve.
nings, RA. 3-6476. HE. 4-3500
HAVE CLIENT DESTROYS Of pur.
chasing Immediately 3 or 4.
bedrm. home within walking dist
Of St. AIMS School. Please cal
MRS; CUsHARD. EN-. 2-4232 OF
seBEDRM. cENTER.HALL Colonial
bsmt.: country club. Riverwood
Ravenwood. $4,000. JE. 2-32T2
Wall cash to $4,000; more on
terms: highest dn: trades; free ap-
praisal. MR.. WHITE. ia. 1888,
WE Paw All CASH
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONTGOMERY co.

3 fenced acres. on route 2S.
out Of Rockville. improved
with modern l-story brick
home at Beallsvtlle. Suit. for
small family: 2 bedrms. and
bath: liv. rm.; din. rm.: kit.
breezeway: gar: full bsmt.;
and attic. Substantial con-
crete block-out buildings. suit.
poultry. animal and etc. S23,-
600 $1,000 cash. C. @. VAN
EMON. Poolesville-4721.
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BUILDERS-36 LOTS, in wheaton.
$4,000 $4,000 neighborhood.
Ready to go. All utilities in. Mr..
Riekard; SIGLER & CO.. Lo.
200 FT. OR MORE FRONTAGE on
the Lanham-Severn rd., Lanham,
Nd; across from school. After g.
CHEVY CHASE. ND, . blks. from
Blessed Sacrament Church and
School - Exclusive ueighborhood,
l25x70; S6.S00. Call OIL. 4-54sl
sIs.ooo-coRNER LOT, near OBJ
servatory CIRCLE Approx. 1000
LAKE BANCROFT, Ia acre single
LOT; Beautiful trees; all utiis; IN.
LAKE BANCROFT. Sec. 8. Lot s75.
beaut. wooded. 10. 1-100O. -19
IA A. MOUNTAIN land; tine fSII
land with Old log house and enolh-
er bldg, for camping: 8 mi. Of Rte.
.. s. so. WOOD oRNDoRFF. Del
3 LOTS desirably located on Dunn
Loring ave, Fairfax, Va, " acre
each. Improved and containing
utilities. Priced for immediate sale.
+, ST. 3-1612. 10
COLESyILLE - Avoid the spring
crowd! Bring your boots and see
the finest acre lots in the area.
Paving begins soonl S3.5 on easy
terms. RIPLEY g. ROMER. JU. B.
S511.
10 RAMBLER LOTS. all utils. to
property line. Streets to grade,
Only $4,000. terms. JU. 9-11O3.
THREE RAMB. LOTS. Takoma Park
Each lot has 75-ft. frontage;
street. sewer, water in. Near N. H.
ave. and U. lane. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. JU. 9-l103.
WHEATON TRIANGLE-Almost H.
900 50. #. commercial. 6S-ft.
frontags, EXCELLENT location, Ask
1900: ewes. ia. 9-0163.
CLINTON. MD.-2-a wooded ram
bier site: 2S5-ft. frontage. $4,000.
terms. Juniper 5-5533. 15'
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
(confinued)
VIC. 18th AND EYE-l,2oo 50

VIC. 18th AND EYE-l,200 50
IT.: $3.50.
Conn. ave. at De Sales st.--WholI
d. or part, air-cond.
Dupont circle area--New bldg.
yU9 so. IT.. air-cond. This one 4
furn.. $500.
The above are only three OF man.
excellent ONCE spaces in all section;
Of city, Call Mr.. Newell. 81. $4,000
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F ST. NV. OPP. HECHT

4-story brick. 2 stores, Offices. etc. /;
long leases; annual rent. almost
So. 900. Priced at only $36. 500.
David RoSenburg. DREYFUSS BROS,
Ma. S-OhSn; eyes. IA. 2-7R2A. III
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

23O-acre farm within 25 miles Of
D. c. g houses. bank barn. large
house; other outbldss. Farm is well
watered. e240 per acre.
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23n ACRES. w. VA,

IOV 1ANAEIO, W. VIZ
Two houses: ] has bath, large
DArn, other outbldgs. $50 acres
cleared; 400 peach trees. 400 apple
I'd. 2 streams through farm. Price,
$1,000 with S5.500 down. Taxes, S36.
236 ACRES, MD.
Modern 6-rm. house. large barn,
modern slaughter house. other out
bldg. Q large ponds with fish; 40
acres alfalfa. Lays on plateau. Can
city. Price, $2s, 600: $4,000 down.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 7-8112
IA
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BUSINESS LAND IN ANNANDALE-
Let the Oldest business firm in An
nandale help you locate your bust
ness on the right spot in the best
business center in Northern Virginia
We have number of choice sites
available at the moment at prices
that will seem ridiculously low in
few yeary Call now
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SPRINGFIELD. vA.-corner store,
30x60. In shopping center. rapidly
growing area. excellent window dis
play Suggested uses include hard
ware, children's and women's wear,
shoes Call Mr., Dodge, tF.
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A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
Ii. 6-2OO0-S.E. REALTY
WILL BUY PROPERTY
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

Brick or frame. white or colered
quick settlement. Call Mr.. MILLER
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Top CaSh-D. c. Houses
Buy direct from owner-no COM
mission charges; Sc. NE. pref.
Mr.. ISAAC. DI. 7-SS90 Any time.
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I6E EVENING" DIAN I-1o
Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II. 1856
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont
CADILLAC 1855 "sa" convertible:
Tucson tan with white top. FUZZY
equipped: . pcyers sss steering, &c p0Ses SnsTs
antee.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds
1929 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC '56 Coupe de vile; COM
| pletely equipped from stem to
| stern: goddess gold and white nm
ish. viii sell at a liberal discount
SILVER PRING MOTOR co. INC,
sfl9sr sGSs EM Eplinr. MD Nd yu it se4soo 81 oevs'
CADILLAC "a Fleetwood "60' Spe.
cial: black: like new; 10000 mi;
tubeless Wv. tires. AID. 4-s2s1.
Ia
CADILLAC 1854 "69" sedan: blue
with white top, styled by Fleetwood.
STakes: STaseseo s. iSs HHsef ccc e.ss1 saarsntee
Capitol Cadillac-Olds
1922 22nd ST NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1858 go" Special Fleet
wood sedan; light blue. equipped.
power steering; today only, 5000.
CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS
1922 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC az "62": r.. h., hydra:
! looks and runs good: End owner:
$500, JA 2-3705. e..
CADILLACS-l956 club coupes. just
delivered; fully equipped; cash,
trade or terms. PENNY MOTORS.
1920 r. l. ave. ne, La. 6-22oO.
CHEVROLET SIS VS. Bel Air hard
top; fully equipped; 1000 MI; rose
and ivory. Can be seen at 1900
| Varnum ST. NV. RA. 6-7S06. Ia
CHEVROLET 1854 4-door S-pass-
senge, station wagon; radio, heater.
low mileage: c1,200 No trades.
HERTZ. 1921 L st. NV. LA
CHEVROLET AS 4-dr. sedan: black
finish with heater. new tires. quick
starter. easy to handle and econom-
ical. An ideal LIST or End car At 9
bargain for only SlT5 Over 100
other cars to choose from.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
314O Lee Hwy, Arlington, Va.
JA. 2-9003. Open Til $50
CUFVR0IET 1914 Rel AIR hardtou
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BRICK RAMBLER
S1S.e5O. OF. ga yrs. old; In beau.
tiful condition; located on quiet cul.
de-sac. 3 bedrooms, din. rm., full
bsmt., complete GE kit, dishwasher
Chance Of lifetime. Cali to see
ia. 2-4S00.
WRIGHT REALTY
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

BUILDERS-36 LOTS, in Wheaton
$4,000 $4,000 neighborhood
Ready to go. All utilities in. Mr.
Riekard. SIGLER & CO. LO
AQ1RQ
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24

Nome has changed very little since my last visit here as gov ernor of Alaska, nearly four years ago. Ernest Gruening told a group of Nome citizens assembled to hear him at City Hall Satur- day night.
 "It has changed very little since I first visited Nome in 1886, when I was director of the Division of Territories. That is my text. In the same period of time every city and town in the AS states has shown great improvements-fine roads in. and out of them, new inns, lodges and motels on those roads, new public buildings, and much else Why has Nome stood still when the rest of America has
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
NOME STANDS STILL WHILE STATES PROGRESS

meeting it with the rest of Alaska, Gruening pointed out that as a territory, Alaska has never re- ceived it's proper share of federal highway funds. He listed a num- Der of discriminations which add ed up to the fact that Alaska has been and is a colony. This was the more inexcusable, he pointed out, in that our nation was born as the result of a revolt against colo nialism 180 years ago, and that our country is opposing colonial ism in the rest of the world. And while Alaska cannot get the mon ey it needs for roads, airfields, hospitals, water power develop ment and much else, the federal
 Continued on Page Sevem
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24

WASHINGTON R-France and Britain were assured today of full United States support in their de cision to take the Suez Canal dis pute with Egypt to the JUN. Se- curity Council on Wednesday.
 Secretary of State Dulles said last night he thinks well" of the move and believes it can lead to a peaceful and just solution of the canal crisis Eff Egypt wants a peaceful solution at all."
 In a radio-TV discussion of the prolonged Suez controversy, Dull les also made these other main points:
 l. He will suggest to Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey imme-
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
Stevenson Starts All-Out Attack on Foreign Policy
By the Associated Press

Adlai Stevenson launched an all-out Democratic attack today on what he called a dangerous drift in foreign affairs"
 Stevenson, switching his presi- dential campaign aim to Eisen- hover Administration foreign policy, said i've must stop bluff ing our enemies, boasting to our friends, and misleading our peo- pie at home"
 In a hard-hitting address pre- pared for a rally in Tulsa, Steven son told his audience:
 We cannot stop this dangerous drift in foreign affairs by pre- tending that all is well while Com munist influence is spreading ev- anywhere, while North Africa is in rebellion, while the guns are loaded in the Formosa Strait, and when the Suez life line of western Europe is in peril for the first time, when Arab nationalism is rampant and Communism it's os- tensible protector"
 Stevenson, now on a 6,790-mile tour of western, midWeStern and southern states, also announced a new tour starting next week. This will take him by plane, train and automobile to New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
By WILLIAM N. OTIS

UNITED NATIONS, NY, R- The United States offered today to put it's whole atom-sharing pro- gram under the projected inter national Atoms for Peace agency.
 US. Ambassador James J.. Wadsworth made the offer in opening general discussion at an 8l-nation conference called here to complete constitution for the agency.
 He noted that this constitution, or statute, would set up safe guards against misuse of atomic materials the agency distributed for peaceful purposes. He said;
 "The statute would also permit the agency to apply its safeguards to bilateral or multilateral ar arrangements otherwise not subject to it's supervision or control, if the parties to such arrangements so request.
 ''The United States hopes that parties to bilateral arrangements turnout the world will avail themselves of this provision, thus contributing toward the eventual establishment of uniform system of safeguards of universal appli- cation.
 If this is done ... the United
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
ARAB BIG THREE STICK TOGETHER IN SUEZ CRISIS

CAIRO, Egypt, R-The Arab big three wound up a three-day conference in Saudi Arabia today and broadcast a communique an nouncing full support" for Egypt in the Suez Canal crisis.
 "This problem concerns all the Arab states" said a joint commu- nique issued in Riyadh and broad cast by Cairo radio. The commu- nique, signed by President Canal Abdel Nasser of Egypt King Saud of Saudi Arabia, and President Shukri Kuwatly of Syria, said:
 "The means to protect the in- terests of those states concerned in navigation on the canal is to enter into negotiations with Egypt, owner of the canal, within the spirit of the United Nations and the Bandung conference res olutions."
 The latter was reference to the Asian-African conference at Bandung, Indonesia, last year.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
France, Britain Assured of Support From US. in Decision to Take Suez Canal Dispute to United Nations

diately that the present freeze on Egyptian funds in this country be broadened to prevent the pay ment of canal tolls directly to Egypt by American ship opera tors. The tolls would be paid, in stead, into blocked accounts in this country. This tightening of the economic screws on Egypt is designed to bring American pol icy on this point into line with that of Britain and France.
 2. American vessels going thru Suez would, in Dulles opinion, hesitate a long time before talk ing a Soviet pilot on board" The Egyptians have been hiring some Soviet pilots. Dulles implied that no ship captain could tell. whether the pilot employed by Egypt might also be a spy for Russia.
 3. The danger of war over the canal has mot been ended" altho Dulles thinks 'it has been re- duced" by recent moves of the Western powers.
 Dulles said he opposes use of military measures except possibly as a last resort, but added, 'T don't think you can go on forever asking people not to resort to force"
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
Soviet Diplomat Ousted From Canada For Trying To Learn Jets Secrets

OTTAWA, R-Authorities an nounced today that Soviet dip lomat was ordered out of Canada and a Canadian civilian employe of the Royal Canadian Air Force dismissed because of Russian eff forts to learn the secrets of Cana das new CF-105 jet fighter plane.
 The Foreign Affairs Depart ment said G. F. Popov, second secretary of the Soviet embassy, was orderd out of Canada July 12 and left a month later.
 A Defense Department official said the Canadian civilian, a jun for employe at suburban Rock cliffe Air Station, was dismissed in June. The spokesman said the man-the department declined to name him-was asked to leave after he made "a clean breast of things"
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
3rd and 4th Division Courts Are Badly in Arrears in Undecided Cases

WASHINGTON R-F e d courts in two Alaska judicial di- visions were singled out today for their increasing backlog of unde- cided civil and criminal cases.
 In his annual report to the chief justice, Henry P. Chandler, chief administrative officer for U. s. courts, described the court in the Third Division as ''badly in ar rearS."
 And despite disposing of 520 civil cases as compared with 396 the previous year, the case back log in the territory's Fourth Di- vision increased for the 18th con- secutive year.
 Chandler said the Third Divi- sion situation is serious" He said that "the Judicial Conference recommendation of six years ago for an additional judgeship for that court is still pending without legislative approval"
 For the year which ended June 30, 1856, Chandler reported the following record of civil and criminal cases by division:
 First-Civil cases commenced PIT, terminated 349, pending 250; criminal cases commenced 32, ter
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
Nationalist Chinese Guns Rake German Freighter Seeking Storm Shelter

HONG KONG, R-Nationalist Chinese guns raked the German freighter Monika, seeking shelter from typhoon Gilda off the China coast, altho her flag was clearly visible, the West German consul ate charged today
 The defense ministry in Taipeh acknowledged the Nationalists fired warning shots at an uniden- tified ship west of Quemoy Satur- day-when the Monka was under attack. But it asserted the shots fell well clear of the vessel.
 A consulate spokesman said the Monika, enroute from Hong Kong to Japan with a nonstrategic car go, gave normal identification sig nals and hoisted her flag when within 11a miles of Ia Tan, the biggest of the Tan Islands group near Quemoy, and Annoy,
 Ships officers said the l,106- ton Monika ran into some 300 rounds of fire and took 10 direct hits as she headed for Annoy har- bor.