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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22

So Roomy, but Completely Compact
It's TomorrO,o's Styling Today!
Way ahead sheer Look styling gives you MODERN builtn
look that makes every inch Of space count Contains
giant size food compartment and freezer chest yet
requires only %" wall space inside three Quicube ice
trays two hydators five shelves that slip out easily for
cleaning Super storage door holds bottled goods eggs
Apphances-sth Floor Washington 9Th Floor,
SlpeT Spring and PARKinoton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

CABINET SHOP EQUIPMENT. saws,
Delta unia. tinnaEe Delta multa-
pick IL it,, drill press. reuters,
supplies. etc. Cali GRESHAM, DU.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. at is4i R

st. n.w-ApDealing i-bedrm. unit
avail. imined., at this fine loca-
ton, $50 incl all utilities; carpeted
corridors. adults preferred. SHAM
NON & LUCHS CO.. G24 14th st..
nv. Ma S-2345
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APIS. EuRN.-n.c. Cont lAprs vhsuRN. o c. ,cso,

MAPLEWOOD APIS. vic. Waite,
Reed. cony. shopping. transp.: :
bedrHis. mod. furn,; S1ll.12 incl
uti. Avail April Is. $3.50 Mapll
st. NV. tn. 2-e5tiS.
Mr.. 9Th AND PA. AVE. S.E.--Iiv
rm., bedrm, dinette, kitchen ant
bath. Call II. ti-45S6.
z ROOMS. kitchen and bath. compl
furn., air cond. 2122 Calf. st. MA
S-32l1
511O KANSAS AVE. N.W.-3-rm
apt; .S75 mo. Employed couple; n,
drinking. RIA. 6-S5l2.
I26. G. ST. Me-, mr.. CapitoI--Lge
apt. for adults and also effic
apis. Reas. Ii, 4.57IB.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO GREENvILLE. s. G.
Sat. am Take . or 3. Share ex-
penses. WA, 1886.
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MIscEL. SALE Cont,

BREAKFAST SET. chrome, like new
$50: floor lamp. $40. 3 end tables
.mahog. 30; both. baby crib with
mattress. like new. $50, baby chair
n ". No LA he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

DUPONT CIRCLE AREAS rms.
kit. bath. porch, $50. II. A. GILL
q SON, DE. $4,000.
CONN. AVE. AT DUPONT CIRCLE,
efficiency with sleeping porch; air.
conditioned. DISPOSAL. 500. Also
large bedrm.. firepieces, new modern
kitchen, DISPOSAL, air conditioned
10 INSPECT, Miss Brewer, LeLONG
rLOWERS, 1908 Conn. ave. NV.
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TELEVISION SALF

Close out 2l-inch, 1857 models,
in factory cartons; list, $I19.g5.
now only NOR
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ArcELANrov-oR

SHOTGUN. 12-eauge. 3O.in barrel
pump: Remington; as new; $50.
uN 4-1460.
STAMP COLLECTORs-U. S. post
age &c stamp. James Madison.
lSO9-lSI7. U. S, post. &c, THOMAS
JEFFERSON. 1901 90. ia. 7-6i4d
STORE FIxTUREs-Freezer, refGrd
veg. case, beer cooler, slicer, ten
derlzer. grinder, etc. XII. S-069S,
500 Franklin ST., Alex, Va.
STORE FIXTURES - Dairy box.
freezer, scales. grinder, tenderizer.
etc. SO. 6-ti40U.
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BRICK AND BLOCK WORK
Brick Pointing-Up
Call ANY Time 10. 3-6506

BRICK WORK. general, retaining
walls. steps. f1replaces, garages,
concrete. Anytime. Ov. 3-3730
BnfCKwORK. licensed insured to do
brick stone work In ID. c., Va.
Nd A. FAONANI. 10 2.lgg4.
BUILDING REMODELING. large or
small Jobs porches, rec, rooms,
steps, fences, retaining walls, paint
ING int. ext. Ap. 5-bl24 a.
CARPENTER. plaster cement work;
IL yrs. In home repairs. do own
work; handle any Job. WA. 7-s5D0
CARPENTRY-ALL TYPES Of ie.
modelling. roof repairs, pOfohes
and painting. ~. s-2433
CARPENTRY Shelving. cabinet
work, roofing and fence work. ReaE.
JEFFREYS. LII 1.D140.
CEMENT, CARPENTRY. remodtling.
plumbing. elee., paint. FREE EsTI-
MATES, Low PRICES RIA j.2Si7,
COMPLETE KITCHEN MoDERNIZ-
ING, wood or metal cabinets q. A.
COOK, la. O-72SS.
DRIvEWAYs, porches, steps, patios
all types Ct concrete work; newly
built or repaired. LU. l.sS2p.
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l.0 GALVESTON FL. s.W.; Apt. 3
- rms dinette. kit. bath; all
utilities furnished; only S65 q
month. Key, Apt. 2. Inspect or call
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HELP-noMEsrIc tcoa..,

ROUsEkEEPER. live IN, white. for
elderly lady.s Wheaton City area.
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ROOMS EURN.--N.W. lcont. !

ROOMS FURN.--N.W. Cont,
2 Nicely TURN. sieening rms: II
desired. can share kitchen and
basement. RIA. 6-3S1S.
1893 PARK RD.---Spac.. clean front
rm.. shower: maid Eery.; good park
ing; gentlemen: $3.50. DU. 1854.
1913 LONGFELLOW N.W.--Attrsc
rm, desl:. bkcase, enclosed porch;
$3.50 wk Gentleman. RA. 3-0S57.
1908 PA. AVE. N.W.--sele. rm,, pvt.
batn, .nvt. Cntr no cooking. EN-
.-a7i1 after 5 pm. to inspect.
WALTER REED vIC.--Nicely furn.
rtn., next 70 bath; pvt. home; "
blk. 18th. To. 2-g5s3; IA. $3.50
ROOMS. $50 10 SO. tn. 2-4sbO
i7fO r ST. NV. "The Churchill"
clean single rms. run wster, maid
service: $3.50 up. NO, 7-9S6S.
NICELY FURN. RM.. pvt home, bath
and shower. cow. TRANSPORTATION:
SIS mo Ala Buchanan st. NV.
ia 9-4354.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

FURN.-Bedrm.. sect. sofa. dinette.
Moa. J a. s-5sSa, ~. a.ss94. new
FuRN.--solid-mahog. sofa and 2
$3.50; sacrifice. sifb. 10. 7-l04T.
FuRN. --2-pe. (maroonl living rm.
DAVID cOGGINS, 270g Goth st.
ssle. Phone LII. 1-a365. any time
after 3:30 pm. 5.
FURN.--Studio couch thas double
bed with custom-made slip covers
and drapes S65. RIA. 3-u610.
break front. matching
chest. blond serving cart, round
table: excel. como. JE. 3-S7l7.
FURN.--LEAVING CITY: best offer
for bedroom suite, blond. incl.
double tssl s dresser bureau and SIDE
slipcover; Brandt dinette set. ma
hog, chairs; step tables CO.
mahog,, rug. light tan with pad,
3sth ST. Sc. Apt. A. Lu. a-4I27:
FUR COAT, leopard. y length, size
12-i4, tuxedo collar: excel. eond.;
$500. jill. 5-9417.
FUR JACkE4. spring Chinese kid;
good condition, swing back, push
up sleeves; orig. $500, $40 or best
offer. ~ S-5275.
GAS RANGE APT; sized, BROWN
used, in good cond. JE. 4-1S23.
GAS RANGES. new. used, suaran-
teed carts. repairs. ACNE STOVE
CO. 1ull 18th St. NV. MA. S-S952.
GAS RANGES. new. used: installa-
lion PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2337
Ga. ave. NV, DE. 2-56U6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

rich top soil. 2
tons delivered locally; Sib, RE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

Ink. plain cooking; i've in: fond
OF children; no ironing; other help
employed; I -st-f1, rm., pvt. bath, TV;
every Thurs. and every other Sun.
OF: local refs. required. Salary
cuen. OIL. 4-37.Ssl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

2 BEDRMS., liv. rm., kit, and bath,
Downtown elevator bldg, $40 mo
See Janitor TO inspect, 1928 L ST
NV. kCoNES g. MONTGOMERY
DI. 7-2342.
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25ls 18th ST. NV, on Columbia
Id -bedrm. apt, S1A5g. Mgr
Apt. ! AID. 4-O53S
CONGRESS HEIGHTS VICINITY
J,a rms well iurn; $50 per mo.
ell uttls. incl Call 10. 2-22SI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

3.l CROFFUT PL. S. e. foff MINI.
ave.l--Duplex; . rms, kit. bath.
private bsmt,; only S5750 q month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

This lovely apt, overlooking Me-
ridian Hill Park, has wall-to-Wail
carpet. window Grapes. wood -burn-
ing fireplace: all utilities included.
YIN be. completely redecorated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

1900 Wis Ave. NV. KE. 7-1500
TIRE sALE--Fnlltreds. guar. 6.7Ox-
IS, $3.50: 7.10-9. 60x15. ST.a5.
Rec. ex. 3234 Ga. ave. ALL SERV-
ICE TIRE CO. RIA. 6-9S50.
w. Admiral, n in. $40; others.
S25. Year guar. DUPONT, 1915
18th st. NV. AID. 4-9636, 10 I'M
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FARM AND GARDEN

ToPSoT ~ :. ~, !,
IONS dslivereS Iacsiiy. * SUM- F
6.000f. |
sreclaii1. In aSei.s.
cniv "la,dy apd cnnn.r, eams
location for rs years, iiO cents and
ZIP. nbIO nth st. ne.
WE ARE MoyING--piscoynt prices
b b saily E SIIra 81, hSn nEEs fnS
PIX. Md.
TOPsOII--Very good yich tonsoii
for lawns ana Sreenho,,ses Vrrv
feasonable cali 10. 5.1331 "
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APTs FURNlshEn--p.C

EORNtStNbts-~0.
25ls Isth ST. NV. on Columbia
Id -bedrm. apt, SG45u. Mgr
Apt !. AID. loses.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS VICINITY
Jis rms well iurn; $50 per mo.
81 utils, incl Call 10. 2-22sI.
ATIR. Nv. APTs.--Sl4 wk. Up. Chill
vel. sleeping and hskp rms. Sc
.wk. up, li0l l1th NV. Dl. T-7ssS
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert sd.
NV II -bedrm.. bsmi, apt: $40 me.
Incl. utils- Also eiiic EN- J-9077.
1928 18th ST. N.w.-Furn. enc.
apt: S6S5 air-cond.; all ntils
incl. See res. mgr
GIRLS OR NICE COUPLES--Loyeiy
l-hedrm, furn apt. finest Sc
Win washer: utils. Turn nrnr; SO mo
10. s-51S1,
3-RM. APT. with pvt. bath In Chris
iian home; sober adults: baby
allowed nr. transp. LII 3-a4l4
BLAIR APIS, 1921 NJ ST. NV
rm.. kit. bath: nicely and compi.
iurn. ME. S-5190. See Janitor
I-BEDRM. Modern apt. nice
ly equipped. Call 10. 3-47l5.
l.
parts ID. G., sown. 10 fee. cali
MANDEi. AID. $4,000,
EFFIc ana hsd,,ns -7 S,ony -
rvervfhing rI;FsApEsAYs rrpo
RACE. J24c 4th 81. Sc 10. e-a500
ARL.. especially sttrac - heayms !.
bus Al S door eonv Pentago Teal ,asai
- girls. siS5 mo. STILLS. "a. 5.
COCO.
IMMAc. conn. BEDRM comni h,
pvt Tile bath and cntr. Utiis. incl
EMPLOYED adults Lu 2-s336
sol md ST. Sc rms and a rms
and back porch: newly dee, nicely
iurn,; $50 and 500. Ii. 4-4236.
OGLETUORPp ST NV near wsI.
ter Reed--Large apt, pvt entr': In
pvt home with sep. bath imWac
clean. beaut. fnrn. with firepl. pine
Eaneling and bar No children. Call
0:30 p M. 4
MT. PLEASANT. 1855 Lamont sst
n.w--R edee. 9 rms kit, dinette,
premises or phone MI, Yount, with
PRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI
7-l1l .--..-,,----...--.-.-.-.--....-.
/. rms. Git; and bath; S7s mo
So 4= TO-
GOVT GIRLS - Attrac. I-bedrm.
apt. mod, bldg: exp. bus at door;
close shops; churches. Linen, dishes
suit I'd. 10 3-4t34 s..
INA LAMONT ST. N.W.--Bedrm'
liy, rm., KIT. very nicely iurn.; also
1871 COLUMBIA RID NW-f,ge
bright 3-bedrm. ant; SiiU' utils
incl. Most conv. loo. Ab. 4.c05G
bed nv Tm comm VI "di nst,s''
pvt. bath; utils' Included
,,,a CAE an y - -. -
UM Wei peuIm, APT
n,yosu h0n,n 'hc1i utns; S9nV. 'oc
an wAsi1,NGToN li Ss.,. s,..- =,
~ r1nad'n,,Os a, -peIioom apt;
~ .bnn,,, up,ousVys nIun,, slose
n :" siop s rnss ~ cpn'S,,enwnsS
hv sMiw WA nn rent IN W.
sr wAsI,INnToS T,,, S,,,,.,.:s..
apt. in mod. up.to.date TbI dg! cIose
" MOihik nnu III spnNtnlencss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

CONN. AVE. vIC.--Sgle. rm. with
sun porch. Also ige. front rm.. sglc.
or dble. Reasonable. Wo. u-4563.
Nh. DUPONT CIR.-FTom $40 week.
dbl. and sci. rms. with wash basin:
near bath. 1923 END st. NV,
De. @-1SS6.
sLFEP ON foam mattress, wake ur
To- music; clock radio, refgr.. grill:
S0-Sl2. 2147 r 81. NV. Elk. 3-66;i3
1858 10Th ST. N.W.--Busines
women: single, double rms: clean
baaut. furn.. mod. baths. NO. 7-9l 20
Mr.. SHERATON PARK = Attrac.
front room. semiprt.. bath; quiet;
conv. loo HUI. 1884. -
1850 GIRARD 81. N.W.--Nicely
turn., single rms. adj. bath; $685.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. PAINT

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. PAINT.
ING. repairs. free estimates; terms
WOODBRIC a. STONE. OIL. B-SS06
ADDITIONS--Add a room. build 9
home We give s a. II green stamps
courteous service, quality work
competitive prices: LIST paymt. I
mo after completion. CROSSROADS
DEVELOPMENT CORP. JE. 2-4A7O
AUTO REPAIRs--chevrolet special
Complete motor overhaul, sos. ~
O-inn5. JU. 5-37DG.
BASEMENT TO ROOF CONTRAC.
TOR--Additions, rec. rooms, con.
crete work. papcrins. painting and
carpentry. modern heavy aluminium
storm windows, SIS Installed; terms
avail. LA. 0-4021 or Ii. 6-340s
night
--llt s.-s---. - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

First-fioor mod, duplex, facing col
iege; inmac. lge. porch and d.
nette: only sac incl, heat. INV.
and resgr; STEUART BROS, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

s2sB 'iH' ~ s Dsiis s & ,. a. 4 4
Bride on Route /.
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MAID, live in. references, 25 to 40:
general housework. fond of chill
dren. light laundry. plain cooking:
Thursday and every other Sunday
of: only experienced need apply:
S35 week. OIL, o-0AAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

BACH. APT.--Young man 10 share
with another man: reigr. pvt. bath
and entr S35 mo. ia. 7-09lS
N.W.--Lady, over 10. TO share bed
rm. apt. with another lady: twin
beds, window air conditioner. Gail
Thurs. or Fri. no. s-Og07.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
REPAIRS and SERVICES ,cont.,

ELECTRTCAL INSTALLATIONS -
Drlers. ranges. air eond., complete
wiring rec. rms. additions: free
est lie and bonded. JU. 7-Sl57.
FLOOR WORK. sanding and finish
ing. prices reasonable: work guar
anteed. c. c. DEAToN. RIA. 6-7662.
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING. &c
sQ. IT. Old floors, 10c up. Painting
inter. and exterior. 10. 1870.
FLAGsToNE. BRICK, CEMENT
WORK. pattos. walks. porches,
walls. p. MARCuCCIO, 20. 2-:s5sS.
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
work guaranteed. Phone Ii. T.
O67l or EN-. 2-04S0.
PAINTING. inter. exter; roofing
free est Cali any time. Ii. 7-2539.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work: free
WI. 6-SSO7.
PAINTING, PAPERING, FLOORS -
Combine work: best prices. FLA
terms. Call PARKS, HA. 2-9lbl.
PAINTING, Int. and ext; wallpaper
removing. steam method: free est,
Mr. THOMPSON. Lo. 1854, -
PAINTING, exterior and interior;
paper removing, paper hanging;
best workmanship. materials;
n RrSf@p sad issvis Il. s Ee!ss 80
PAINTING, wallpaper removing BY
steam; furniture, floors protected.
Special rates for paint contractors.
Prompt service. Ii. COCOA. a.
PAINTING. exterior or interior: free
est; reas.: right-away serv. Call
KENNY. DE. 2-6772. HE. 4-440S.
PAINTING, so yrs. exper.: do my
own work: reas.: white. Phone
THURMAN. JU. 9-40i2, Sill. SPRING.
PAINTING. PAPERING. interior, ex.
terror. FLA loans avail. Estimates.
| Call Ju a-477l. after 2 pm.
iPAPERING, Sll RIM. up. this week
only; 81 sunfast washable papers
Ju $1,000: RIA. 6-2SS4.
PAPERING. PAINTING. PLASTER
ING--Neat. clean work. low prices:
prompt service Call ia 9-106i.
PAPERING ROOMS, sla.50 incl.
material. labor. special low price.
painting, work guar. ia. 9-03yh.
repairs; old and new
work: ige,, small Jobs; reas.; white
mech; free est JU. 9-al54.
PLASTERING patchwork and CELL
inps our speciality. Call AID. 3
1904
PLASTER REPAIRS. waterproofing,
drv-wail construction: white me-
/, ehanics: reasonable 10. 7-774T-
PLUMBING AND HEATING. repairs
ard reinodnling OF all 'spes Rea-
| sonabie rate SAMTiEI. G. BOYE
I INC RIA 3.7443
PLUMBING and heating; reas.. free
/ est. permaglas water heaters; Md,
work only. MR.. LEE, HA. 7-7l23.
ROOFING. new work. repairs. gut
| ter scouting. carpentry, paint. A. d.
THOMAS, WA. 1882. SP. 3-506S,
ROOF INSTALLED guaranteed Up
ito IL years on workmanship and
materials Phone for free estimate
c-Anc pnTuftCR AMI m
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D.c.

CAPITOL IiILI.-~Lge. Rttrac, iiv
fn., bedrm.. Spac. kit, bath. excel
cond. Nicely furn. Patio, fenced yc
Sa2 90 mo-, utils. furn. OIL. 4-64S1
DUPONT CIR.--Charming little apt
= bedrmS., iiv nm, X. and b; or .
yng. men. $40 ca. Musical atmos
DU S-3fN2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

MAID, between 30-45: experienced:
live in: 5i1 days; gh.w.: plain
COOKING. some laundry: 3 school -age
children: references; good salary,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

UIUNEN FNHh = -DtufW, hpt,, bult'
ahls . adults. liy. rin., sep. din
rm. lee kit. scr, porch. blk
from bus: located 262g 3ath 81
NV. $40 per mo, To inspect cal
OIL A.7lin
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
Eisenhower Says Wilson's Draft
 Dodger' Statement Was Unwiise; Backs Dulles Ability as State Secy:

by no other man in his field.
 The. latest controversy swirling around Wilson was touched off two days ago when the Secretary of Defense said before a House committee that "a sort of scandal draft-dodging business turned up in National Guard en- listments during the Korean War.
 Asked today whether he shares Wilson's view on that, Eisenhow- CT shot back that his questioner knew better than that.
 The President said Wilson was short-cutting when he made that assertion.
 Although criticized by Guard spokesmen and some members of Congress for his Monday state ment, Wilson declined to back away from it yesterday.
 Instead, when interviewed af- ter a call at the White House, Wilson in effect repeated his statement and told newSmen he saw no reason whatsoever to apologize for it.
 Wilson said then it had not figured in his meeting with the 
 In talking about the matter to- day, Eisenhower said he wanted to emphasize that anything the National Guard has done has been done within limitations of the law.
 Defending new Pentagon pol icy, Eisenhower backed Wilson in saying that Guard recruits should get six months of basic military training instead of the Il weeks the Guard favors.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
Estate Provides $lOO,OOO for Alaska Univ. Scholarships

SEATTLE, RAMrs. E. Jessie O'Bryan Mcintosh left the bulk of her $1O0,OOO estate to provide scholarships for worthy students at the University of Alaska, of which her husband had been a regent.
 This was shown yesterday when her will was admitted to probate. In it Mrs. Mcintosh said she had no children or relatives.
 Widow of John Mcintosh, for mer Fairbanks druggist, she had made her home in Seattle the past five years. She died Monday at 76.
 Mrs. Mcintosh bequeathed $8,- 500 to individuals and the follow ing Fairbanks organizations:
 $4,000 to Tanada Lodge No. 162, F & A M; $2,00O each to Elks Lodge No. 1851, Igloo No. 4 of the Pioneers of Alaska, the Women s Pioneer Lodge, and St. Joseph's Hospital.
 She bequeathed $1,000 each to Fairbanks Episcopal, Presbyter- ian and Catholic churches; $500 to the Fairbanks Public Library, and $500 to the Pioneers Home maintained by the territory at Sitka for comforts and extra supplies" for the guests.
 All the rest of the estate goes into the scholarship fund.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30

WASHINGTON, RHPresident Eisenhower said today Secretary Wilson made very unwise state ment in saying that draft dodging developed in National Guard en- 1istments during the Korean War.
 But Eisenhower told a news conference he is sure Wilson's main interest-just as it is his is to try to assure that the guard is a well trained military unit in event of any emergency.
 Eisenhower also said he is standing by his statement of sev- eral months ago that Secretary of State Dulles is the greatest secre- tary in that field in history.
 Commenting on attacks on Dull les by Democrats in Congress. Eli senhower said Dulles has wisdom, experience and knowlendge had
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
Soviet Defense Minister Boasts Russia Can Carry A-Bombs Around Earth

LONDON, R-Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov boasts the Soviet Union now can "carry atomic and hydrogen bombs to the remotest corners of the earth. '
 Moscow radio said Zhukov, who is visiting India, said in a speech at the Dehra Dun military academy:
 'We have. an excellent defense industry. We have nuclear and thermonuclear weapons. We have long-range rockets. We have a powerful long-range air force. We can carry atomic and hydrogen weapons to the remotest corners of the earth.
 ''But we are struggling not for war but for peace"
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
Senate Group Splits on Party Lines On Fitness of Nations Airpower

be the final referee in questions posed by the airpower probe.
 Bridges is senior Republican on that committee.
 The three Democrats broadly condemned Eisenhower Admins tration policies in the airpower field. Their charges-disputed by the Republicans include these:
 Russia has more modern com bat planes than the U.S.; the So- viets fare rapidly closing the qualitative gap" that the US. still maintains in airpower; financial considerations have often been placed ahead of defense require ments";; the nation has too few long-range jet bombers and nc program to produce a sufficient number; the nations air base structure and it's defense warning system are inadequate; and the US. is vulnerable to submarine attack particularly with missiles
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Bogie's Estate Worth Well Over $1,OOO,O00'

HOLLYWOOD, R-Humphrey Bogart's business manager Mor- gan Maree, says the late actors estate will involve holdings of well over $1,OO0,000.
 He denied reports it would ap- proach $8,OOO,O0O.
 He said Monday night that 3 percentage of the estate will be used to establish a foundation for various charities with Mrs. Bo- gart (actress Lauren BaoalD, him. self and a bank as trustees. The charities were not disclosed.
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School District Tax Makes Early Appearance In 1857 Legislature

JUNEAU, R-A new school district tax measure has made an early appearance in the 1857 leg is1ature.
 Rep. John Coghill introduced a bill yesterday to authorize inde- pendent school districts to levy and collect taxes up to 12 mills. Up to 10 mills could go for gen eral operation and maintenance of schools. Up to 2 mills could be levied for construction purposes
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mineral resources" stated Hodge, who also called attention to the action of the Chamber endorsing statehood without partition but favoring necessary military res ervations for defense purposes.
 The importance of school aid, both in building and in financial aid for those students formerly provided for by the Alaska, Ma tive Service, was brought out.
 Other subjects mentioned were "a divisional land office, freight rates, mining, living costs, hous- ing and public works.
 Seaton expressed his apprecia- tion for the hospitality extended here, stating, "One of the greatest resources is the kind of people who live here"
 He said, ''Many of the things you want cost money, and some times we don't have enough to go around. Alaska has been too long the orphan child and the federal government should do a better job than it has done."
 No mention was made of parti- ton or reservations and other questions the group had hoped to hear about, but the time was very limited and the other guests could not be called upon.
 Secretary Seaton was presented by the Chamber with a carved hunting scene of walrus ivory Then he was entertained with a few Eskimo dances, then taken on a walking tour of the business district before taking off for An chorage, where a full program is planned for his brief stay there.
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City Watches in Nightmare Fascination As Student Pilot Proves He Can Fly

DES NONE, R-A student pi- lot with a yen to "show everyone he could fly" flew a plane for nearly four hours yesterday, sweeping and zooming at build ing-top height over the Des Moine business district.
 Roy Soderquist's flight instruc- tor, James Dolezal, said the incl dent started as a routine flying lesson for the youth, who had never soloed but had been given about IS hours pilot training.
 Dolezal said Soderquist pointed gun at him, then handed him a note ordering him from the plane.
 Soderquist took off all right and office workers abandoned their desks to watch in nightmar- ish fascination as he flew over the city.
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Finally, with his gasoline sup ply almost gone, he crash-landed the small. single-engine plane on a road at the outskirts of town. He was promptly taken into GUS tody by police.
 Soderquist was unhurt but po- lice said he went into convlllsionS from shock after the landing. K Soderquist, 23, said he tried to kill himself just before landing by taking two homemade cya- hide pills. However, the suicide attempt failed apparently be- cause the gelatin capsules were too thick and did not dissolve in his stomach in time. He vomited shortly after the landing.
 Soderquist was held under po- lice guard in the psychiatric ward in lieu of $11, ,OO0 bond