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HOUSES FURNISHED
(coNTINUED)

SILVER sPRING-lge. brick house,
II rms. 2 baths; dbl. garage: spa
cious grounds: mr.. shopping ctr.
$40 per. mo. JU. 5-9773
1897 JEFFERSON PLACE, NV
~ rm. townhouse; S126 per mo. /:
plus furniture rental. Ewes. and
wkends. OIL. 4-2040, ST. 3-117S,
Mon.
FOREST HTS, MD.-Attract. home:
!ee; nv. rm.; stone fireplace;
bedrms.; 2 baths; mod. kit; dish
washer and garbage disposal; base
ment; lge. cheerful rec. rm.; stone
fireplace; additional bedrm. and
10. 7-2S34. AD. 2-4si7.
NEW 3.BEDRM.. lh-bath ranch
taa furniture and oriental rug
Teak dining table and sideboard
2-car garage, As min. to l4th and
apt. Herndon 36O-W-l-1.
SILVER SPRING-Close to Walter
Reed. 5-rm; AIR CONDITIONED
brick bungalow. Full bsmt.. porch,
500 per mo. tless on long ieaseI
ROBERT $. H Davis = Va Co.. 7 iac'
ISsERvOIR RID. NV. mr.. Cana
Trd.-3 bedrms., F1rly American
Lurn;, 3 baths with air-cond
n mo FM esmt; plus bar. S225
3.3EDRM. air:cond. liy. qtrs.-
swimming pool privil. Avail Aug :
Sept: $3.50 plus utils. JE. 3-322S
FOGGY BOTTOM = Charming o
bedrm. row brk.. elegantly furn.,
completely carpeted, fireDl.. air.
cond. i Shows court NV, be-
tween x and ] on 18th st, S165
yer month. Open Sat, 400 to 500;
sunday 200 to 500: or call Re.
.4lI5 GARRISON ST. N.W.-6 rms
churches: transp. avail. $3.50 mo
OIL. 4-0l90.
CLEVELAND PARK-TOWN HOTJsF
n good taste with lge. rms, 2Is
baths, walled patio on screened
porch. Quiet, refined location. Only
700 to right party beginning July
7 Now call PoBIAK AND PoBIAK.
ALEX. Beverly Hills = Distinctive
aforementioned luxuriousiy fur
nished and decorated: command
ing view, Furnished, S275: un-
lurn.. S225. Adults. TIE. 8-34ll
SPACIOUS COUNTRY HOME in Va
% mi: from Memorial Bridge near
Chantilly. US. Rte. 5O-Authentic
18th century home. fully restored
= bedrooms, 3la baths, large draw
ing room. living room, dining rm.,
modern .Eitchen; furnished except
ehina: glassware. linens and silver.
includes separate stone tenant
house with living room. bedrooms,
bath. kitchen. spacious grounds
garage. Will rent with or without
surrounding 20 acres farm land.
$500 per mo Owner on foreign
service assignment. Immediate oc-
eupaney. Call CIR. 3-291S for appt.
FOR RENT THIS SUMMER; coun-
Try home in Montgomery County
Committing distance TO d. c. Family
going to. Europe July 1O-Oct. 10.
grandfather gardens and mows the
lawn. Colored cleaning woman
avan: S75 month. Gaithersburg
2s5-W-5.
Walking Distance Capitol
400 eth ST. sE.-Nicelv furn. 3
nedrms- liv rm.. din. rm.. kit,
rec. rm.: gar: oil heat: S125 per
mo. FREDERICK A. BLUMER Co.
81 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 7-lOSs
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TWO REnROOMS
FLYNN RE-SALES
OPEN, 2 til 6 TODAY
THE MENDOZA
1920 goth St. NV.

2 apt. homes are offered
Tor purchase In this charm
ing. digntfled. well-established.
elev. bldg. atop Conn. ave.
hill. l blk. east Of Conn. ave,
land busl on Kalorama I'd,
and l blk. from street car.
AIR COND. and garage avail.
APT. SO has foyer. Nv. Tm.,
din. rm., pantry, new kit,
new mod. bath, 2 bedrms. and
den Tor Bird bedrm.). II has
been newly redecorated. APT.
. similar In size but has an
additional double bedrm.,
would make an ideal once.
residence for doctor.
Ask for Mr.. FLYNN in
Apt. SO or call CO. b-8b9o
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OTHER LISTINGS
THIS WEEKS 3 BIG BARGAINS

AIR-COND.. center hall
foyer. Inv. rm., kit. -dinnette.
beorm. and bath. 4th 4. cor,
IN elev. bids. Ideal for in
veStment.
ONLY $4,000. A real buy.
Foyer. lir rm.. din. rm., .
oedrms,, mod bath, pantry,
mod. kit garbage disposaD
ana lovely screened porch.
Gsrase avail. Wired for AIR
COND.
ONLY $500. all cash.
Monthly maint.. S3s. 2nd III,
foyer. . liv. rms. 2 bedrms.
: baths, din. Tm., sun porch,
maid'' rm. and garage. Kit.
needs modernization.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
tcoNIINUEp,
NAYLOR GARDENS

"a m Ma fLOE 0AKDENS
S6,0no-1 bedrm.. liv. rm., din.
Ss.900-.2 bedrms4 liv. rm. din.
rms :iO 81; bath b.drm., Nv. ,m., din
SEA INT Z On UNPAID BALANCE
For details and to inspect, call
JOHN L. SHELTON. REALToR. 10.
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ARLINGTON = Rambler, available
July IL. Living rm. with firepi., din.
, INF, s sm, kit. z bedrmsg baths.
r. A.. HUMPHREYS a SONS
: Mass. Ave. Ma, 5000
N. AFL., STRATFoRD HIIIsE3-
bedrm. de luxe brick rambler. fuii.
size. din. rm., Ice, liv, rm., breakfast
stall, equipped kit, ige. rec. rm',
.ull baths, screened porch, deem
freeze, garage SOB mo-; vacant
N ARL., close to Westover-Cus-
tom-built 3-bedrm. brick Colonial:
all rms are lac; y baths, finished
rec rm with fireplace, equipped Kit,
lge, screened porch, garage. Ice. lot:
Slnh mo-; vacant.
N .ARL., Fallview-3-bedrm brick
rambler gas heat: util. rm., iEe.
storage attic, equipped kit; will dec
3, ARL.-3-bedrm masonry Care
Cod full baths. equipped kit, incl.
dishwasher, full bsmt, fenced ward;
ALSO RENTALS FOR AUGUST
and SEPT OCCUPANCY.
n Arl.. Falls Church, Lake Bar
croft, Sleepv Hollow Up TO $500
mo Call Tor particulars
J. H. BENOIT, REALTOR
0o0S WASH hRi zinc INdiToN. vE kE' s-ee77
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ANACosTIA

2a07 18th ST. Sc bedrm. brick.
full hsmt. gas heat, like new Vacant.
SUI 30 Call LII l-s642, III 3-Bs66,
CONTINUED on Next Paee)
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THE ONTARIO
1888 Ontario Rd. NV

OPEN SUN. 2 TILL 6
1901 WYOMING AVE. NW-un-
usual 3-rm. kit. and bath apt. with
nrepls.; air cond. See Mr.. Mauk
WEsTMoRELAND co-op-elee
H -. a1l g. MA 2-bedrm.. liv.
with large. porch. For appt. TO IN
speet' eau Miss Candy. EN-. =
]. Buxton Aiken EN- a.aQaA
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AkIlNGTON, N.-3 bedrms., ia
paths. paneled clubroom, garage:
FENCED yard with trees; near schools
and bus. Phone JE. 2-49O2.
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ARLINGTON. 1921 N. 22nd ST.
Avail August Ia bedrms., ~
pa paths lshdgu gar; full bsmt.. etc, Close
Sl35. 2-yr. lease. IA. 7-7QRR
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LGE. COUNTY, HOME in burke,
acres, tennis coust. garden snsce.
2-car gar, barbecue, Ice. patio, &
peorms., 3 baths, huge liV. rm. with
hrepl; and bookshelves, ige. din.
Im.. Kit. ample closet space. 5000
mo. Crescent 3-2004
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ARL. FOREST, 5O28 Collins Spring
I'd bedrms., rec. rm., porch:
FENCED yard; 10 min. to Pentagon.
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SbbsEP1 aC S.a " 5.s SSShIS S 81:
ment, 2-car detached garage. larTo
separate dining room. Sl65. S. q.
GERACHIS CO, JE. 2-2314, 726 s.
wash. ST.. Falls Church. Va
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POOLESvILLE AREA-Mod. 3-bed-
S75 mo. Poolesville 340I.
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A HIM: hIhEA :. Lovely 4-bedrm.
haven. so. 5-696S.
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MCLEAN. vA.-2-bedrm., 3-yr.-oid
PIX. ,ramb.; compl. GLE kit, firepi.
IN hv; rm,: Anchor fenced: oak
tree shaded, " acre. Lawn and
nowers. Ideal suburban community
Tor family: S13O mo. FL. 8-424i.
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AVAILABLE AUGUST 1st-K block
Prov. Hospital on 18th st. ne. 8
rms. semidet., Ia baths, heated
rec. rm.. cow. to schools and buseG.
NllO per mo. La. A-4RRh-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14
BY FRANCES LIDE

"The pen may not be
mightier than the H-bomb.
But / like to think" Mar
garet Bourke-White told fel.
low members Of the National
League Of American Pen
Women. "that the click Of
the camera and the type
writer is more important than
the click Of an IBM machine"
Miss Bourk-White spoke
briefly at q celebrity break
fast Saturday at the Hotel
Statler celebrating the
leagues 60th anniversary.
The internationally-kn
photo journalist received q
league Award Of Distinction,
along with several other Pen
Women who have become
noted at home and abroad for
their creative work" The ci-
tations were established as
q diamond jubilee feature.
Celebration Today
The anniversary celebra-
ton was 70 be continued this
morning with breakfast hon.
oridg the national president.
Mrs. Dorothy Belts Marvin,
and the leagues FIRST vice
president, Catherine Urban
Of Saratoga. Calf.
Some Of the distinguished
members here for Saturdays
program planned to remain
over for today's observance.
Author Margaret Culkin
Banning. honored at Satur-
days breakfast. suggested
that the league look ahead
to the next 20 years as It
pauses at its 60th milestone.
She urged especially that
I'VE try to promote the tall
ents Of the young for these
dffncult years."
Washington's own Cathe-
rine Marshall. whose bl.
ography Of her late husband,
the Rev. Peter Marshall, be-
came q best-seller and the
basis Of a moving picture,
received an award but was
limited to saying thank
you" in response. because Of
laryngitis.
Poet Madeline Mason,
playwright and author Jean
Lee Latham and composer
Bonita Pool Grove we're
others who received awards
In person, and composer
Radie Britain. another reci-
ptent. attended the break
fast but had to leave before
the program.
Cited In Absentia
Honored in absentia were
mystery-writer Leslie Ford.
recently hoSpitalized from q
fall: Anna Mary Robertson
Moses. better known In the
art world as Grandma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14
AT JUBILEE FETE
Pen Women Honor
Celebrity Members

Moses; author Dorothy Cam
field Fisher. author and
educator Ann Nolan Clark.
author Faith Baldwin. author
Anya Seton. and pianist and
composer Mana yucca.
The occasion also was
marked BY the presentation
Of golden laurel wreaths to
the leagues past presidents.
the wreaths being added to
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their past presidents pins.
This project was executed
under the direction Of Azalea
Green Badgley, national
chairman Of insignia.
The past presidents attend
ing included Victoria Faber
Stevenson. Blanche Smith
Ferguson. Lila Wood Daniels
and Helen Orr Watson. In
addition. greetings were sent
BY several Of the others.
Among the special guests
were Mrs. Bruce Smith and
Mrs. william Logan. both
Of whom have contributed
70 the leagues new National
Endowment. TO be used IN
the promotion Of the crea-
tive arts.
Tribute 10 DR.. sebree
The program included a
moment Of silence In tribute
to DR.. Margaret Hayes Sc
bree, q past president who
died last week.
Today's breakfast at the
Statler was given by the Ma
tional Advisory Council Of
which Mrs. Lulu oabel Giese
Il chairman. The vice chair
men, Mrs. Stevenson and
Mrs. Pearl Eley Seal, assisted
with the arrangements.
The event brought together
members from throughout
the country. including the
national officers who held q
board meeting later in the
day.
Among those expected for
the breakfast were Mrs. Ban
ming. Mrs. Grove. Elizabeth
Bright Of st. Louis: Maude
X. Elliott Of Birmingham.
Ala: nellie Van D. Smith Of
Newton, Iowa: Katherine
Lucke Of Baltimore: Wayne
w. Hamrick Of Wheeling. w.
Va: Dorothy d. Houghton Of
Red Oak. Iowa, and Helen
Fisher Smith Of Vergennes.
Vt.
In addition TO Mrs. Marvin
and Mrs. Urban. the national
officers include Dorothy Coble
Dreese. May Spaulding, Pearl
Z. Brown and Sarah p. Brock.
vice presidents: Mabel Pyland
Cooper. recording secretary:
lone Mohler. corresponding
secretary: Alta johnson Coif-
man, treasurer: Julia Collier.
assistant treasurer: Sarah
Jenkins Olmstead. registrar:
Marion s. Wilcox. auditor:
Mary Louise Acton. librarian.
and Ann Woodbury. Hafen,
historian.
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Announcing
another new
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in Falls Church
(Seven Comes Shopplng Centerl

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SlendeFellc International announces The
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rs everything you've aIweys wanted
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your measurements 10 he excel dress size
ideol for you.
You ore different and we know nj We
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Free TFiuI-Phone now or come n 10 your
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budget pIon. Open 2 AN. TO PPM. Phone
iodoy :. Well keep our promise.
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tomorrow at 9 pm. at the
Women's National Demo-
cratic Club. The guest speak
er Of the evening win be Mr..
4. X. Morris OF the WASH
ineton Board Of Trade.
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con will be served at IL. Mrs.
v. Armistead Nelson. presi-
dent. will preside.
Delegates and alternates
win be elected to the UDc
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UDC Meeting
The Gen. Lewis A. Armi-
stead Chapter, UDC. win
meet tomorrow from II to
3 pm. at the YWCA. Lunch-
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Dinner Meeting

Presidential Chapter Of the
National Secretaries Associa-
ton tInternationaD viii hold
Its monthly dinner meeting
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
Truman Calls
 Ike-Dulles Talk 'Gobbledygook'

NEW YORK, R-Former PreSi- dent Harry s. Truman Thursday used one of his favorite words - "Gobbledygook" describe the Monday night television talk by President Eisenhower and Secre- tary of State John Foster Dulles.
 s1'd hoped there would be a policy statement =. but no such statement was made" Truman said.
 It was "just lot of gobbledy- gook" Truman told reporters as he took his traditional morning walk despite a steady rainfall.
 Truman said the idea of the recent North Atlantic Treaty Or ganization conference in Paris was to establish agreements between the NATO powers, but fin Dulles report there was no statement of policy to be pursued to meet the situation
 "I think I was about as thor oughly bored with MT. Dulles as the President was," he added.
 Asked how he felt about sum- init conference of world powers, he said such meeting lis all right if you have a program ready, but we have no program to meet the present situation"
 Truman also had two predic- tions for the future.
 He said he foresaw Demo- cratic victory in the 1860 presi- dential race, although he added he did not have specific candi- date in mind.
 And he predicted Sit will be some years" before his only grandson, Clifton Truman Daniel, can use all the gifts he received for Christmas.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
Guards Catch 'Convicts Trying
 Tunnel Escape

WALLA WALL4A, Wash, 4z "A band of convicts attempting to tunnel their way to freedom from the Washington State Peniten- tiary were caught in the act by guards Wednesday, touching off brief but furious underground battle.
 The prisoners, some of them brandishing knives, came out fighting when accosted in their 6O-foot shaft, and one guard was beaten and kicked in the battle, No knife wounds were inflicted.
 The convicts, wearing flouri sacks over their heads to protect their identities, all broke away, throwing their knives to the ground as they ran to the tunnel entrance within the prison walls.
 In onvict-by convict search of Wing [, the starting point of the tunnel, guards later picked out seven prisoners accused of being in on the abortive escape plot. Dirt under their ingernails and in their hair gave them away.
 Warden Bob Rhay said three to five other prisoners were in volved in the underground scrap with the guards, members of routine security checking crew.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
Russia Presses Own Idea of Peace
 Plan But Rejects Vests Proposal

Pravda dismissed the NATO proposal for foreign ministers conference as an attempt to ram through a disarmament agree ment on western terms. It said these terms are unacceptable to the Soviet Union sfbecauSe they are in no way conducive to dis armament"
 After the NATO conference ag- reed to foreign ministers con- ference, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko made a speech to the Supreme Soviet which seemed to reject the idea. But he proposed a special session of the United Nations or an information al conference on disarmament {. this could pave the way for a summit meeting"
 Secretary Dulles all but spurn- ed the proposal in a report to the American public Monday night with President Eisenhower. The President called on Soviet leaders for "clear evidence of Commun- ist integrity and sincerity in nego- tiations and in action" to ease world tension
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
By ROY EssoYAN

M COW, RAThe Russians pressed their own ideas of peace plan yesterday while sharply at lacking the Western proposal for foreign ministers conference to take up disarmament.
 Foreign diplomatic missions in Moscow were studying a seven point plan approved by the Su- preme Soviet last Saturday. The Soviet government gave all for eign delegations copy of the pro- posals Wednesday with the re- quest it be relayed to their gov ernments and parliaments.
 Pravda said yesterday the Mon day night television report on the NATO conference by President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles was "a cold war sermon behind the mask of peace"
 Commenting sarcastically on the report, the Communist Party newspaper expressed apprecia- tion for the US. leaders condem- nation of war but added:
 "One seeks in vain for construc- tive realistic proposals to back up these words of peace
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27

. IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND DIVISION. TERRITORY OF ALASKA. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of GUNNAR BOWMAN, deceased
 No. 1088
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mar garet A. Bowman has been duly appoint ed the Executrix of the estate of Gunnar Bowman, deceased, by order of the Judge of the above named court. All persons having claims against said estate shall present them, in proper legal form, with vouchers attached, to the said Executrix at Nome, Alaska, within a period of six (6) months from the date of this notice.
 DATED this 2Sth day of December. 1857.
 MARGARET A. BOWMAN,
 EXECUTRIx. James A. von der Heydt, Attorney at Ldtr Attorney for EEecutrir. Publ. Dec. 27, 1857 Jan. 3. 10, IT. 1858.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
Nationalist Chinese Air
 Drop Rice On Mainland

TAIPEH, Formosa, Some 10000 flights were made over Red China during the past year to drop leaflets and rice, the Nation alist Chinese Defense Ministry said today.
 Altho it's report did not men tion photographic reconnaissance, presumably that was included on some flights.
 The rice was dropped as relief to famine areas.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
Wien Airlines

From Fairbanks: Paul Glavino- vich, l.. Soanell, N. Briggs, w. E. Clark, Aurora Eschost, Margaret Steinbrecht, w. Whitworth, A. Campbell, E. L. Myers, G. Salley, Ben Starnes, Cal Smith, Mike Walsh, Don Eaton, Larry Vergis, Jerry Russell, Bill Carney, Alfred Edgett, MT. and Mrs. Bob Ren- shaw, Mary Honsberger, Borgny Reader, MT. and Mrs. Nels Swan berg, Jr., Mary Jo Swanberg, D.J. Armstrong, w. l.. Rowlette.
 To Kotzebue: Elmer Armstrong, Cliff White, Wally Merrill, James Russell.
 To Deering: Lawrence Davis.
 To Fairbanks: David Evans, w. Neff, Harry Dulin, Louis Rometti, Mary Honsberger, M. Reeser.
 To Galena: Hans Arp.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
Alaska Airlines

From Anchorage: Sig Krogstad, Fred Parker, Fred Yenney, w. L. Miller, Cliff White.
 To Unalakleet: John Oney.
 To Anchorage: Sarah Koyuk, Albert Tuliana, David Livingston, Roberta Ross, Roy Luke.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND

ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND
 PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that L. c. FERGUSON, Executor of the estate of CHARLES A. TRACER, deceased, has herein filed his Final Account and report of his administration of said estate, to- getner with a Petition for Distribution of the residue thereof to the persons entitled thereto, and the court has ap- pointed the 18th day of March, 1s58 at 1:30 o'clock PM. in the office of the US Commissioner at Norie, Alaska, as the time and place for hearing objections to said Final Account and to the settle ment thereof. and to the adjudication and determination of the heirs and dis tributees of said deceased. All persons interested therein are hereby notified to appear at said time and place and file their objections, if any they have, to said account petition and a1iudiration. LET A COPY OF THIS NOTICE be published in the Nome Nugget, once a week for THREE (3) successive weeks, the Last day of such publication to be not less than TEN 10) DAYS prior to the date of such hearing.
 DATED at Nome, Alaska, this 5th day of December, 1857.
 (Seal) /s/ Herbert J. Jenks
 US. Commissioner and
 Ex-Officio Probate Judge KA
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27

MT. and Mrs. Bob Renshaw ar rived back in town yesterday after a couple months visit in the states. While outside they were remarried.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND DIVISION, TERRITORY OF ALASKA. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CHARLES A. TRAEGER, deceased
 In Probate
 No. 852
 NOTICE OF HEARING
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27

Publ Dec ls, 20, 27, 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

the fashionable Miss Finchs Finishing School
for Young Ladies here.
She was radio actress in soap operas for
several years, played, among many parts, the
Betty of Betty and Bob. She said she never
dreamed of having such triumphant career in
television.
Engagingly fortnight with a contagious,
hearty laugh and extraordinary vitality, Miss
Francis is married to an actor and theatrical
producer, Martin Gabel, who recently has been
appearing on the What's My Line? panel.
The Gabels, with their 10-year-old son
Peter, live In 12-room cooperative apartment
and have Just finished building a nine-room
house on top of hill in the country, to use for
week ends and summers
I'VE have acres" said Miss Francis
right next to Bennett Cerf's place, which is
very nice because Bennett has a son about
Peters age and the two boys have a lot of fun
together. It's simple house, really, and when
I'm in the country, love making the beds and
puttering around. It's therapy for me. My
only lavish touch in the country was having
swimming pool built"
There are plans at present for her to begin
rehearsals late this summer in play which Mr..
Gabel will produce, but she does not intend to
give up any of her television. How she will work
out the time is problem yet to be solved.
released By The Bell Syndicate Incl