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Historic Tidewater,
Southern MARYLAND

/: e5 acres. 6-room home. cleo
outb1ildinss. improved s road 3
land IN cultivation, valuable tim
Der, 36 miles d. c.. S12.96O.
2. Historic Lowry. 100 acres g.
room Colonial frame home, beau
tiful trees. 6-roonn farm house, 2
Darns, creek, 7-acre tobacco allot-
ment; immediate possession. 80 mi.
p. G. $4,000
3. go acres, modern masonry, g.
bedroom home; hot-air heat. large
barn. beautiful trees. running
stream. improved road: 80 miles
y: C.: immediate possession: SI4,-
4. 95 acres. 5-room frame home.
with electricity. 3 large barns. out
buildings. paved road, Lower MARI
boro community: 6-acre tobacco
allotment: 80 miles b. c.: imnie.
date possession. S14.950.
Q: t13 acres. overlooking Chesa-
barn, IQ-acre tobacco allotment: on
z paved roads; ideal for tobacco
and livestock. Immediate possess
sion. 36 miles D. c. $1,000.
See our ad under "Waterfronts for
Sale" We have farms. waterfronts.
homes. going businesses, to MI your
requirements. CALVERT REALTY
Princs frederick Mary
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FOR SALE
90 A:--Damascus; 7.room house,
bath, elect. mod. kit, 30x60 barn;
On improved I'd. go miles b. q
$2o, 500, terms.
10S A...9-rm. main house. Ice
Nv. Tni; With firepl:. din. rIn., .parlor,
with bath; SO.cow b. c. GARY b BARN,
cinder-block maternity sheds; s
acres wooded, bal, hay and pasture:
frcntaRe: 80 nilss d. B. c.: ns sSc.Cool
146 A.--7-rm, house, bath, new
nlsating plant. lge. kit. din. rm..
w; fm. with firepl., 4 bedrms !,
patn, psmty Ice! front porch; 30x6O
maternity barn. 20-coW D. G. dairy
trout stream; rs acres ray and pss-
road, So miles B, G.: $4,000 n.fo
649 A.-7.rm. house. barn. cat
tie sheds: 2ls-miie road froitsse.
never falling streams; so miles
d. C.. $500 per acre.
216 A,-Frederick Co, stock
farm: S-rm.. center-hail house
s ss VIM anS !sSopn soT . SIsr ;SS6
milk to Baltic market. Lsrs er ssream
throush entire farm: IS acres
wooded: balance grass and crop:
.mile frontage; AZ miles d. c.;
$50, 600; $1,000 cash; balance 5000
10 to is A.-on improved road
near urg-Germantown inter-
chance and new acc Bldg; $500
RocKvILLE-BRIcK RAMBLER,
81 It. overall; near Rockville inter-
change, lust beyond corporation
limit. Lee. lily. rm. with firepl., din.
rrn., mod. kit. master bedrm., and
z other bedrms.. la baths. full
psmt.,. breezeway, att. 2-car gar. on
ige. lot, u excellent residential
CHARLES H. JAMESON. Realtof
Poolesville 3262. or
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LOCKWOOD FARM"

4 i q. asFs. We l " ere Of Voc
s-room house has 4 large bedrns. !,
2 baths. 2 firepls., elec. range. and
hot water heater; guest house. barn
chicken house. fruit trees. 1 hr.
from Washington. Mr.. LUND,
Tx. 3-l576.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

9nd TRUsT-Absolutely top spot.
CAL day o. night. 70. l.65e5 81
MONTY ani TRUeTs-Ws viii buy
2nd trust notssi b, C.. nearby Nd
fIoSx.E k E:s;2SsSl; s Z fryu IA:
hENT CORP 1919 n. Y ave.
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FARMETTES

i 70 acres Ec', .Do eI. s.s mic.
ssrS si enc and eearport: Use lee. s suess
house: al bldss, In excel. condition.
Reduced price for quick sale, s13,-
Town residence. city water ana
SEWAGE: new S-bedrm. rambler on
lO0x2O0-ft. lot: lge. shade trees
ready to move in. Pun price.
$3.50, easy terms.
Ia acres rich garden land: ise.
5.rm. and bath home. screened
porch. utility house: In good neiEh-
borhood;. within committing dis
i.r%.. $500 down. i SsisuSS: $500
Approximately 2 acres on o. o.
y Sol sg.l Ian. ...I hwy. .0vsr Soo-is.
bedrm. rambler: nrepi., h.-w.h.,
esmt. rec. rm., garage. screened
pe,.siellitIss: price. sse.toO. Owner
SoUfTIliN Mp; EnsLE1. cp;.
Ilata. nd: Phons west a-etS2.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUsT-sa,s $50 payable
trust. 5000 pS az; lni sa5 sG per q moi
&c int, GOOD makers. attf. disc.
y. W Callandro a Co. ~. s.iss8.
s ssS sJo IRUsIs On 2 houses FOR
interest. Sell for $1,000. Df.
7-g6o6. RA. 1920.
oPP0RTUNITY-First trust note.
lace amount, $4,000. sales price,
co. 5.206O.
FIhsT AND SECOND TRUST notes
amount, excellent discounts. MEz-
zAhOTTE q Co, CO. $4,000
TO BUY, SELL on PLACE end trust
TEysT EoTs ExcHzNoE. NE NJ
b-4U17.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

HOMEsITE WANTED. y acre up.
slightly wooded. on knoll. slightly
rolling; must be reas. priced: 10
mi. d. c. Pvt. party. EN-. 2-3b37.
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Remington, Va. Rem.
SOUTHERN MD.

WV I1G1tN NIL.
HISTORIC PATuxENr PLAN.
TATION--320 acres with over l
mi, sandy shore. Large center hal
ante-bellum house with command
ing view; tenant house. tobacco
barns. stable. High state Of cui-
tivation. Virgin oak, POPLAR. pine.
cypress. Abundance fish, duck. up.
INVESTMENT FARM - 2Ie
acres. two houses, 3 barns. creek,
much timber, hard road, S25, OON.
NEAR COVE POINT-5-rm. and
modern bath cottage with Gear
garage,. meat house. vegetable gar
zen. Big trees. boxwood. 2 acres.
RIVER FARM-es acres. Mod
ernized small house Of great charm,
tenant house, tobacco barns. SOC
NEAR BAY RETREAr--4 acres
OF pines. 3 old slave cabins. $1,000,
PRE- REVOLUTIONARY BRICK
HOUSE, 2 tenant houses, toba eco
barns; 1855 acres. % mi. to b. G.
UPPER cALvERT-Near BAY.
300 acres. 2 houses. 8 barns. $780,
i.o00-AcRE PLANTATION
miles river front. 5 tenant houses
D barns, valuable timber.
E. STEUART VAUGHAN
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MONEY WANTED
! don't want a
GAMBLER

I WANT SOMEONE TO BACK AN
IDEA THAT Will. REPAY ALL IN.
a flyE-FI0URE- AMOUNT IS NEc.
ESSARY. BOX l2.J, STAR.
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COIORED

Building sites. over an acre, with
lots of shade trees, In a booming
subdivision, on State Hwy 6i2.
close TO Fairfax County Courthouse.
Easy terms. Call OWNER, any day
until 4 pm, ia. 7.ll42.
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NEW REDWOOD BRICK RAMBLEH
Priced for July 4th week special
Bathing. BOATING. fishing, etc. Com
o Dse,u. home ready .s, for i.pmsdlsste
Il" kit, part bSnt.: iearpo ;i u base.
board h.-w.h.: walk-in closets.
door. Riverside and Holly drive,
Loeb Haven, "a mi. from d. c. line.
Out Central ave. and Rte ala. left
turn Ct neW Gull gas station.
7-43S4 or uN 7-4373
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DON'T OVERLOOK
Cambridge, Md.
Underwater Southern Nd.

/. Patuxent River. Az Acres. iC
room modern home. large majestic
greens, harbor, sandy beach, payeG
.oaa, IDEAL retreat. furnished: i'm.
medla!e possession. SO miles D. G.
= Lower Patuxent River i.27
acres. 200 feet waterfront, sands
peach, perfect harbor; Groom ma.
sonry home; pier: immeliate posses.
sion, 80 miles d. c.
.. Hilltop Acres. Lower patuxent
Hiver, beautiful wooded sites. per-
Lect harbor. sandy beach. seafood,
oucking; y sites priced from SO SOC
70 $1,000 each. liberal mortraee
, rsila immediate possession. So
!, psres Beach. Chesapeake say.
modsrn 6-rm; home. large screened
porch; hrst-class cond.: immediate
possession, liberal MORTGAGE, ideal
sor your vacation, 20 miles DC.
5. lower Patuxent River 90.
q acre e., peninsula: perfect harbor
sandy beach. large screened
porches. beautiful trees, immeoi.
s sss possession IS miles DC. ST.
See our ad under "Farms for
sale" We have farms. waterfronts.
MONIES. going businesses to nj YOUR
requirements. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY. Prince Frederick, Mary-
land. Phone los, 354, and oo5jl
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT,
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West Va.-Low Taxes
al S \: s:s . as.' =. "a s :.%s. ' HS
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MOVE TO HOWARD
COUNTY, MD.
PAUL B. BEARD. REALTOE

You Can't 90 wrons On These:
nsrss sh,ef s h nST:s' ,S hath o,n oil
Atholton. Nd, 20 miles from wash
ington.
% acres. Term. house. bath cot
tase IN yard. barn. Implement shed
80 acres. dairy farm. Term. house.
barn barn. , snisssD ~ hC Use hoe pen
Splendid building lots and
acreage, new homes: anything you
may desire In real estate-we have
y. Can PAUL B. BEARD. Atlas
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modern retirement home M n 81.
elusive DEVELOPMENT on beautiful
Potomac River overlooking Chess-
peake Bay: Living room, dinins
area, equipped electric Kitchen
ana two. bedrooms. al pine pan.
sled. including closets: tiled bath.
larse screened porch: central, OIL
fred. forced. hot-air heat: mod
ern community water system.
looated In 'Northumberiand
Snores. unexcelled for swimming.
boating and fishing: easy driving
distance from Richmond. WASH
ington and Baltimore; ideal for
retirement or for those who want
sne pest N summer tun. Price
Sdz;eV9; inspection By appoint
warsaw, virginia. Phone Edre-
xsser $.7g6ss,. '"'ek snas Edss-
SOUTH RIVER = Over 400 II.
frontage on Little Aberdeen Creek
sman attractive DWELLING; 2-car
WEST RIVER. Chalk Points,
I'm. nome on heaut. waterfront lot
water on 2 sides with unexcelled
views. Property has pvt. dock.
SEVERN RIvER-over 2 acres
with choice waterfront; 6-rm. home
with unfinished End floor, o-caf
garage and workshop. Excellent
EVA GUIDE BRANDT. Realtor
ANNAPOLIS. MD.
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MONEY TO LOAN

M0RTAGE L0ANe. IS. 000-s60.-
payments. refinance your property
and improvements: quick, honest.
courteous service on real estate
farms, etc. Only In. the State OF
Maryland Call Mr.. RQBERTs.
.rI SH',t Nd; dsy Of nishs, Sun " s
AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks. In Is
noE HtE Eassh:r ~ Pc. CsIc q e, Or
DE. 2-4700.
$500 70 IS, 900
Avail. TO owners Of wsll.kept prop
sT T.naod 10 s VA ~ ATT. or N Ms EspnatE
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RoME a., 4 CO, REALTORS

JAItneL1burg 2BD
4S A. facing improved road,
stream. old house. cleo. well
$500. terms.
"a A. mostly in grass. 2 streams;
Sa rnnse sb.d Ior s small dairy silo;
dwelling. metal roof. brick founda-
tons, weatherboarded, painted
white, $4,000 terms.
121 Acres beautifully kent, all
grass, some trees, Groom stuccoed.
metal roof, brick foundation, base.
ment, bath. hot-vater heater. etc.
Stock farms and small properties
B. F. Perrow
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sEAsRORE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. MD.-Furn. apis. for
rent; sleep As. Lot for sale. Al I.
500, La. 6-sl62,
REH0BOTH BEACH, DEL.-FuFn. !,
utils. incl; S2b VIZ. per person.
Accommodate 8. co. 6-7l0O. Ext
1Ol. after $3.50 pm.
BETHANY BEACH AREA; choice
residential lots. AZ blocks from
Ss Ss:r lS St sse pine :.r sr:s Unite, Limited
A PRANK. IN. 2-025o. weekdays
after Q pm.
MYRTLE BEACH. MOUTH cARo-
LLNA-2 new, modern apta. Sleeps
. each. Res. rates, IA. e-23e2.
ron RENT-Apt., 4 rms. and bath.
va k1s. 1851. so VI. Mks.
s:sa:Sf.D.t rAsSS:.s 4 R:Sss5 aisI SsiS,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

HSS s%s 4 s: a. a.SrS e ~ d S:Ss%
cox, ST. 3-536s. LU. 2-s130.
SPOT Cash, or viii sell rent for
vlc.TcsR fpSIS ckEY. A P:' 4EtHSosno.d
LEASE IN DISTRICT-Home suit
able for conyalescents; NV. Sec
ton; IL. TO 10 rms. Box 400-H,
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INVESTMENTS

20 acres, 7-room a. bath home
near interchanse, and fast access
13S acre wash. market dairy
farm. S-room and bath home: S26,.
OOn: Easy farm to keep rented.
200 acre prosperous stock farm
Flenty Of wmef. good buildings
Eitn o large main and tenant houses;
325 acres. central Montgomery
burg Germantown DEVELOPING area
Also oaithersburg c0mmerical
properties.
Stop BY anytime ana inspect ouI
large nle OF available properties.
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Waterfront

s c. mi RS Ss H sS.. .h WEE S:. O.
bath. plenty Of closet space. lse.
attic. full basement, automatic oil
heat, enclosed porch and garage /;
k-aere lot. Good buy at S0.e50,
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FLOYD A.
CRUMPTON

REALTOR
Your Choice Waterfront Specialist
To Be Sure Deal with a Realtor
ROUTE 214, MAYO RID.
AND CAMP LETTS RID.
University 1895 or 7-2O9l
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10 ACRES in the Sandy Spring
Ma sIack 1 soms Hif Ssdro0mS.
baths. . Nv. rooms and many un-
usual features. Full bsntt, with
rec. rm., gear garage, stable ana
riding ring. pond site. Priced %
sell on reas, terms. SANDY
SPRING REALTY CO. 81.
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lsSis-AcRE farm. 9 rooms. 2
halls, . large porches. eood con.
dition. Newly. decorated inside
and out. Electricity. 100 acres
timber, apple orchard, several
nj: from Green Spring Station
McSid make a soOd rstirsmsn.
sSc%: cc. !. II, 1877 or sssI:s.
~ mi. east OF oordonsvilie'
i37.AcRE DAIRY Farm with 80
tie dairy barn. Term. house. bath.
r 1s,nSe. ,o. %snS n. cshss s ssssSio
13s-acre dairy farm with rood
eldgs.. stream and meadow. s25,-
Serss. with sOod house. oil h..w.
ssscol BUS 1 and mail st door. VII .:
5:Ssdrm. hou.. With ~ acres q
IL 4 . real buy. water and sisc. in
house. We have acreage and lots.
n ?. .PuRpETTE A SON. Realtor,
~; Airy, Nd. Pm. i23, AIM.
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a33 ACRES between Marshall and
Flint Hill, Va. superb view Of
mountains. on small river; has
several springs. Beaut. domestic,
part wooded. Price, $4,000.
$4,000 down. Owner will hold
IA. 7-7O0O. Dunkirk 5-S43S.
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BADEN, MD.-40-acre farm with
i0 mi. to b. C. Has S-rm. house
in good cond. Also tenant house, !
barn, other bldgs. S14 $50; conv,
terms. PINKNEY A. EARNSHAW,
JR., Clinton, Nd. Cyprus 7-e333.
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woods, clean, neat-looking 6-roon
home, bath, attractive floors.
porches. small barn, large shade
trees, yard, pleasant country en-
vironment for retirement. Sill.
900. Terms. " or less down, ball
ance monthly. G. w. DUNCAN,
Broker, Louisa Va. Phone $50
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10 ACRES, cleared; Chicken tarm:
s D.Hs s1 ey ,o6e. $500 cash. assum;
$500 MORTGAGE: stucco home.
city water. garage, other hldgs; !;
al Lanham-Severn I'd, ANATH y.
BRIGHT, Real Estate. WA. e
0(l71. Call Monday.
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HOWARD COUNTY

HOWARD COUNTY = Old stone
complete apartment with private
entrance; surrounded by 10 beau
tiful acres; fine shade. spring.
Sfreann. Ellicott City, 1144-R.
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Tastefully rsmcdeled for year-round
:isss D Deep prot.c a:sT S al snIss
minutes BY water to bay. Sl9, 500.
PAT CARTER REAL ESTATE.
White stone, Va. Hsmlock 5-e4s2:
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S@@SAAA @|OD S00A1A
Spring water and electric service
Immediate possession. Price 1000,
George Mason Green Co.
Leesburg, Va. Spring 7-346e
Ewes, call Mr.. Huntiey,
Leesburg, Spring 7-1216
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RELIABLE TENANT wanted for to-
bacco farm In. Mitchellville area
Good soil and modern conyen-
fences. WA. 5-9033. CE. 6-330A.
COUNTRY HOME on secluded
6edrnns.. . baths, fireplace. large
deep freeze In kitchen. Oak park.
stream. about IA acres; more
available. A real beauty spot at
only S22.600. Terms. Follow Rt.
so west 4Ha mi. past Chantilly,
turn south on Rt. 621. LIZ mi. to
hign on right.
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4 COOL SPOT, in the Blue Ridge,
near Bluemont. Va. on the. his
torio Appalachian Trail; .4.rm.
house with stone foundation,
basement. porch; lge. 2-story barn
which can be converted into
another house: all buildings in
excel. cond.; beautiful lawn,
flowers, trees, grape arbor; good
tArnna IA Q.100G
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6:35
4-Todoy on the Farm. News.
$50
4-LOOk to This Day. Prayer.
6:55
9-Meditotions. lnspirotionol.
TOO
4-Todoy. Variety.
I Hour. IS Min. Fronk BIoir and
Helen O'ConneII ore featured.
9-Jimmy Deem Show.
IS Min. Guest: Judy Conovo.
7:45
9-0swoId Robbit. Kids.
500
9-Panoromo Potomoe.
News ond features.
SIS
4-Inso. Cooking.
5-Hymn Of the Day.
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WEDNESDAY pros,om Listing.

800
4-GoFton Circus. Kids.
5-KoFtoon Klub. Kids.
9-cepfoin Konsooo. Kids.
$50
4-ouix Club. Kids.
9:45
9-oswold Robbit. Kids
1000
4-AFlene Froneis Show.
5-Mornins Movie.
IA Hours. "Fother Makes Good.
1850 Raymond Wolburn.
9-The Garry Moore Show.
1880
4-TFeosure Hunt. Quiz.
Jon Murroy, host.
9-AFfhuE Godfrey. Voriety.
Peter Lind Hoyes subs.
100
4-The Price Is Right. Quiz.
Bill Cullen. m. c.
1870
4-Truth or Consequences.
5-LibeFoee. Music.
S-StFike Il Rich. Quiz.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-24
By JOHN SCALI

WASHINGTON, R-The Voice of America beamed turnout the world today Secretary Of State Dulles plea for steps toward dis armament before the problem of curbing hydrogen and atomic weapons becomes totally un- manageable"
 "As matters are going" Dulles said last night, "the time will come when the pettiest and most Irresponsible dictator could get hold of weapons with which to bring immense harm.'
 His radio-TV address was both report to the American people on this country's reports at the London disarmament conference and an appeal to Russia for new concessions there to make some agreement possible.
 He stressed the dangers to man kind of continued delay in devel- oping a first-step plan for curbing the grim threat of atomic-hydro- gen warfare
 Tn words aimed at Russia's rul- CTS, Dulles also cautioned that the cost of building and maintaining modern nuclear-equipped forces was soaring so high mo nation can sustain that cost without grie- vously burdening it's economy"
 Dulles employed grim words to warn Russian leaders of what the future would hold if diplomats continued talking without "actu- ally doing something"
 The alternative, he said, is that mankind must learn to live as burrOwers within the earth's crust" for protection from radia- ton and as "a slave" to the tre-
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-24
Federal Agents
 Seize $70O,OOO Worth of HerOin

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, R Federal agents Monday night seized over $7OO,0OO worth of her oin from the French freighter Marseille and arrested four men who will be charged with snug gling.
 Merrill D. White, collector of customs for Florida, said it was the largest narcotics cache found in the United States in many years. The heroin weighed 9h pounds.
 "We received a tip that the dope was on the ship and when she came into Port Everglades, the agents boarded her." White said.
 The four arrested were identi- fled as Rene Fuquay, 55, of Tam pa; Antonio Tivolio, 30, of Chi oago; Pompa K. Battiste, 54, the ships fireman, of Marseilles; and Jean A. Bruzzoni, 28, ships cook, also of Marseilles.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-24
ARMY WILL CUT SEPTEMBER DRAFT TO 5000 MEN

WASHINGTON, R-The Army announced today it is cutting it's September draft call to 5000 men compared with quota of Ill., 900 in August.
 A Defense Department an- nouncement said the flower level of calls reflects the decision to re- duce the number of personnel in the armed forces, announced July Is by the. Secretary of Defense"
 Secretary Wilson said then that strength of the armed services would be cut by 100000 over a six-month period.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-24
Thousands See . Ninth Test Shot
 In Atomic Series

ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nev., R The ninth shot of the current Nevada test series flashed over the desert today, sending rum bling shock wave rolling across trenches, an underground dugout and the hillside perch of 31 civil ian defense observers.
 A stinging cloud of dust accom- panied the shock wave, described by observers as one of the strong est in 1857 tests.
 Seven thousands military ob- ervers crouched in trenches 5000 yards from the 500-foot tower where the device was detonated at 4:50 am. PDT.
 Eighteen scientists were rocked by the blast in an underground shelter some 434 miles from ground zero. The men took radi- ation readings from inside after the blast.
 On News Mob, 13 miles away, the shock wave cracked like thun- der over civil defense observers from nine foreign nations.
 It was heard as a low rumble at St. George, Utah, 120 miles away.
 The device exploded in blue purple flash before dawn and sent the mushroom cloud climbing in- to the desert sky.
 AEC scientists said that when the main portion of the cloud had reached 27,OOO feet it split. The upper layers drifted off east northeast; the lower layers were blown west-northwest.
 Today's test was roughly equiv alent to 10000 tons of TINT.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-24
Soviet Weapons
 in E Egyptian Parade

CAIRO, R-Egyptian President Nasser took the salute for three hours yesterday while Soviet built tanks and guns rolled past in massive military parade on the fifth anniversary of the revo- lution which overthrow King Fa- rouk.
 There were no great surprises in the arms display, altho the pro- portion of Soviet-built equipment was far greater than a the parade of last June.
 Russian-supplied Mig fighters and Ilyushin jet bombers streaked across densely packed Republic Square at rooftop level. The air show was all Soviet.
 Unveiled for the first time in Egypt were the Russian rocket launchers and rapid firing anti aircraft guns. Egyptian officers said the A guns were used in the defense of Cairo against the British French attack last fall.
 Missing from this years parade were the big displays of French light tanks and British heavy tanks seen in previOlls years Large numbers of these were casualties in the Israeli-British- French invasion last fall and are being replaced by Soviet weap- ons.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-24
Britain Deplores Action Of Russia in Closing VladivostOk Bay

LONDON R-Britain announced today it was checking directly with the Kremlin to confirm that it has actually closed most of Vladivostok Bay to foreign ships and planes.
 If the reply is "yes," the For eign Office said, Britain will con- sider the move a substantial en- croachment on what appears to be the high seas"
 A Foreign Office spokesman said if the Soviet action is con- irmed such unilateral action coming so soon before the inter national conference on the law of the sea next spring is to be de- plored'
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-24
Dulles Appeals to Russia for Disarmament Before Problem of
 Nuclear Bombs Gets Out of Hand

mendous cost of nuclear weapons.
 Mankind cannot long live un- der the shadow of such destruc- tion as is now possible without great changes in existing physical, social, political and moral values, |" Dulles said, adding:
 Time is not unlimited: each year that passes without agree ment adds to the practical diff culty of achieving adequate limi- tation and control"
 Dulles coupled this with a firm statement of American disarm- ament proposals, including will ingness to agree to a 10-month ban on tests, provided Russia agrees first to a date when all nuclear bomb production would end.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-24
Deluxe Texas Stadium Shelter Spectators From Harsh Weather

WACO, Texas, R-Baylor Uni versity has the solution for those who dislike the hot sun at early season football games, are an- nCyed by the chill late in the fall, or who don't like rain or snow down the neck while cheering the alma mater.
 It's an 85-seat, glassed-in sec tion with tile floors, foam cush- ions, heaters and air conditioners. There'Il even be potted plants in the corners.
 The special section, known as Pink Cadillac Row." will be just below the press box. Holders of options on the seats will reach the section by elevator.
 About the only comfort the sec tion won't be able to provide is a guarantee of winning team.