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CAPE COD

II YOUR family needs 1 bedrooms
IN . compact all-briek Cape Cod
B&O station in Silver Spring, ask
to inspect this home. II has full
basement situated on q wooded
lot. Call He. $4,000 for details.
WIN sell FHA now.
ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. 4-4OOO til o PM, RA. $4,000
Our 36th Yr. Of Dependable Service
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n, close in: Sl7.500;
Very spacious and immac-
ulately clean; We feel proud Il
show this 3-bedrm. brick. featur'
ing liv. rm. with nrepl.. lge: sep
din. nm, dream kit, full bsnt
with finished rec. rni., patio
beautifully shrubbed lot. With thi'
one YOU can appreciate the best
Call EuLA BANKsoN, Realtor
IA A.AASg
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nv ~,
baths, full bsmt,, attrac. rec. rm
with hrepl.: very large lot, At
SsEsS t sassss .,s SsS.7Coi WITH q.
CASTLEBERRY. OIL. 4-Il32:
AVea on A.AaTa
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b2-FT. brk-and-redwood rambler
$it Ssos SaTpor so,T TsD IL p.i ltv n rm
elee. kit, full rec. type bsmt. and
"a bath. Quick sale value, SIS
$50: conventional terms. PRINCE
GLOR0ES PROPERTIES, AP. =
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BETHESDA, Parkwood-4- bedrm.
2-bsth Colonial: beaut. mahog :.
paneled den with Roman-brieI
hrepl.; lge. master bedrm. anC
bath in sep. wing; modern kit.
dishwasheF. disposal. scr. porch
S23,950. ANDRIS REALTY. OIL
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CHEVY CHAsE-ImTnSc. English
Colonial: Blessed Sacrament Par
ish: 4 bedrms,, 2 baths, mod. kit.
breakfast SPACE. rec. rm. garage
$4,000. GEO. W; ROBERTSON
Realtor, 1885 Wis. ave. OIL
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1 ACREs-Beaut. brick rambler. on
tree-studded acreage, de luxe nm
enclosed rear porch, Wail-to-Wall
carpeting In liv. rm. with nrepl.
and din. frA huse kit, Fenced for
pony; ideal gardening; ,S35,950.
PIiIhdLoN IAN LAND c9ii Realtors JE'
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CHEVY cHASE-Beautifuiiy deco
rated 3-bedroom Colonial, in Rose.
mary School area; fireplace in
living. room; large dining room;
today's kitchen; full bsmt.
sssirSss aSS K PSSEsh; 27sa H. SERGE
TOR, OIL. Anil I'll o
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ASSUME MY an AN. PJTI-3.

6edrm. equipped '' split:isvet mr.,
lot; cui-ds.sac; $500 d.; sfs,I
$50, OWNER, XII. 9-S5p3, 90 D m
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SALE BY OWNER, 226 Anacostia
rd.-Det. Cape Cod Three bed
rms, Ice. lot (fenced), screened
porch; $500 down pynt. to re-
sponsible buyer; total price, SlO,-
900. balance like rent, Lu. 1-46sa.
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MONTGOMERY KNoLLS AttTse
level: lge. hv. I'm. with hrepl
attrae. kit, din. I'm. layout: Of
street parking; NJ. schools Anc
community winning pool; e93
$50. c. ROBERT GRAY q co.
p1s ellsworth DR., u. $1,000.
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FARMETTE ON 6 AcREs-S-Toom
Colonial with modern heat. bath
and huge KIT OF LeesburS pike,
near. Goose Greek Country Club.
S sfSsso 0arf brLt sSS''A hHsb 'ecsoS:
Realtors. JE. f-40io. Open . III 8.
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1RIiNGTON,.= NoRTH-oI or FHA.

Top location; 8 lge. bedrms., Ia
baths, brick Colonial with sep,
place, 22xI2 screened porch and
garage: sun deck; 24xl3 I'm. rec.
fm. with fireplace. Price only
SIS,950' with low down pymt. We
trade. Call "a. 5-6Sy2S5s; W AALLarEds. r.
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BETHESDA; Sl5,750, AVN trust
paneled rec. rm. in full hsmt
NJ. st. James. SAMUEL Z. BOG:
LEY OF Nd INC" OIL, o-7sOt
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ADELPHI SHOPPING AREA-Mod.
ern J-oedrm. brick Colonial with
lst-fioor powder room, separate
dining room, full bsmt. Conv. to
Maryland University. Property
clean as q pin. Priced ct S14,S00
with 500 down. Call til y pm.
WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
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ARL., n, near Wash. Coll ans
Country Club = 8 bedrm brick
rambler in this most desirable
area. Lge. liV. rm. with firepl.,
din ell, screened porch; GE kit,
dishwasher, disposal, auto washer!
breakfast bar; rear yard fenceoi
Sl9,0bO. No brokers. KE. S-4o53,
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N.--Brk, beauty on
ioc'; 3 bedrms., : tiled baths. ise.
liv. rm, with mahog. panel. .fire-
ri. wall, de luxe kit with table
space: full bsmt, with roughed-
in 3rd bath; asking S21,250, For
further details, call DARBY CO.,
REALTORS. 23l9 Wilson blvd,
IA. 5-9393. once open Q It'll 9,
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VILLAUk1 BETHESDA
Brick Cape Cod; 4 bedrms., new
cleo, kit, An. rec, rm. and extra
s sssf in SCI is 80 stss SMsurEp porch
soqLEY oF ND, NC. OIL.
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CHEVY CHASE, Rosemary Blessed
Sacrament school area-Briek CO.
lonial. with slate roof, 5 bedrooms,
ga baths, recreation room, garage,
screened porch. transferred owner
SHn g6 to- 70 sell, mid-20s Cal
JONES co. INC. $500 Connect
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CHEVY CHASE-A 4-bedrm., 2
bath center-hall brick Colonial in
the areas most wanted family
community; completely equipped
kitchen; walk TO all schools Il
blk. to Rosemary elem.l: Just .
step to Conn. ave. bus. A real
value. Ewes, call Mr.. Austin, OIL
4-1464. NORTHWEST REALTY,
OIL. 4-6e67. 20s
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S Ssd4n Srci dSon Efpg ~. y. 3
s00Tsi .lf a SsESs! s9o.5SSSo. BAH B
OWNER. No agsnts. OF, 2-6730
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$500 down.
81 Seth ST. Sc.
BAR AND REC. ROOM

S4l3 2Oth ST. NE.
$1,000 DOWN
Den and Powder Room
Detached side-hall plan with 3 bed,
rms, IN baths plus finished room
IN attic; Eas heat: garage,
400 Blk. 18th st. NE.
semidet. brick with side-hall plan:
3 bedrms., ga baths, large kit
With dinette space, rec. room; vera
desirable,
ROGERS REALTY co.
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MASS. AVE-. AREA-Beautffui 4
bedrm.. 3is-bath split; large fam
lily rm.: wonderful view from
patio; nid-4OS. A. v. PISANI
Realtors. OIL. 4-75o0; ewes, wo
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RFTHFsDA sENSHTIONHLI- q :

Ho9s Ills Tor Ssi'sSoP Bis s.
bedrm.. 2-osth brk. rambler with
liN rn, APPROX. isxss. large sep
din, rm.. FLORIDA Room" dish
washer, disposal, deep freeze
Near all schools, NH, Naval Hos.
pital. No basement. NO STEPS
Perfectly nst lot. Should sell With
s.2tee1'' F RAM IS !. PHifiLiPPs
ZINC d. 5-1411.
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BETHESDA = 4-bedrm,, 2-bath
rambler. With Ice. scr. porch, or
e0xi2s #. wooded lot: FLA ap-
proved. inimed. posses. nr
'Lourdes, Lynnbrook and B-C.C
OWNER; $4,000. 43lS Chestnut
St. OIL A-464Q.
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NORTHUMBERLAND. brick; liv
rm., firepl,, sep. din. rm., rec. rm.,
porch; fenced I'd; walk to public
and parochial schools. Assume lge
Az loan or FLA; S16,950. o. b
FIELD, INC, Ju. BIB, 9 I'll q.
WOODSIDE = ss-acre lot, over
ST Sth Dutch Ss c tSGciH 20f rscl rm
VIZ bath, garage and porch: va
cant: S25,500 or best offer
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$500
LINcoLNfA AREA
ALRAKER

SON. INC, REALTY BROKERS
0s r. Washinston 81 Alex. W.
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payment. STALKER, kE. S-b3s3,
lge, liv. rm. with
firepl., lge, din, nm; lse. kit,
nicely equip: . bedrms. connecting
tile bath: auto, h.-w,h,; . porches,
This prop, Is In ,new-house eond
thronghouti wooded lot: 739 n,
and shoppinV. Price, Sl2,a50;
$4,000 cash, balance less than
rent. To inspect, call IA. 2-9666
or ewes, and sun. KE. S-4649,
OWNER.
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p SStsrcaaI III 6 SisS1Ffs
S APARTMENTS

eond. zach unit with private Kit,
bath, furnished. 9-car brick ga
rage. Hfieed $4,000, 81 500 down
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BETHESDA = Spacious split-ieve
s SSn' dS on r Ss b 1SSHiSS I .Sap T
kit, 4 bedrms., Sn baths. rec
nm, scr. porch, lear garage
Offers finest suburban living; *.
eel. value and GOOD financing
Ewes, Mr.. Schultz, RE. 7-0775
I. T; GRAvATTE. Realtor. Ma
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GILL. VII b-90S9.
MASS. AVE.-TULIP HILI-LoVely
big home that combines the ad-
vantaEes Of a rambler and .
story; , immense bedrooms and
bath on LIST A.; . huge bedrms =,
bath on End; true center hall.
separate din, rm., liv. rn.. approx
l6x22, enormous all-elee. kit; rec
I'm. with fireplace; large ser
peh.S double earport. Priced at
SUf isPG, F RMEp' g. s4 sHiLLI BE,
NC; No. pI- 7-i4ll; ewes. OIL,
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'Labours sehooi-1n:tOvn' farm.
cite, 4-bedrm. Cape Cod; 2 baths
rec, I'm. In bsmt.. workrm. Ia
acres OF fertile ground, eity
water, ideal for nursery school
vacant, immed. possession; wall
to shopping and schools; priced in
the 20s. FREDERICK W
BERENS SALES, INC, JU
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ANDREWS AREA, St. Margaret's
Parish-Brick split-level;. 8 bed
rooms, Ia baths. complete rec
rm., fenced lot, walking distance
to school and church, $1,000 dn.,
FILA. RE. $4,000. PRUDENTIAL
REALTY co
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BETHESDA-TRADE YOUR HOME
for this huge 5-bedrm. Colonial on
beautifnl lot In Bradley blvd. area I;
prestige locationi price, $4,000.
CAL US for TRADE appraisal.
JAMES c. coNLEY a CO., OIL.
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BETHEsDA-First ofisrinS Of thii
attractive brick Cape Cod; . bed
rms, and bath on LIST door; an,
financing available; SlS,250
KoRZENDoRFER REALToR, OIL
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bhOOkDALE AREA, lust across
the District line, near Woodward
q Lothrop, Chevy Chase shop
ping center and bus-Brand-n new
split level on Q lot that Is almost
level; separate dining rm., to-
morrow's kitchen with room
enough to feed the YOUNGSTERS, 3
nearms;, baths, family rm. on
Superior custom conjunction by
q master builder. Priced in the
very, very low sos. Cali for ap-
pointment. our Uptown once,
KE, 7-lS00, til z pm. (after !
GaIl EN- 2-6SOS), SHANNON a.
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BETHESDA BUY-Lee. family rm, !,
unusual feature Of sthis good
looking expansible 6-rm. Cape
Coo nj: NH; z bedrms.' bath on
S lisissssol AE III Eb8-S sSRG41irsYy's yves Oh
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N.-Vacant; 3 very
room room. Spacious Kitchen and igii
bsmt. make this a real family
house. Walk. dist. to ST. AIMS
Catholic School, elementary and
redec., inside and out, Sls,SO0,
FHA terms, KE. 6-S7e3, KATHA-
RINA M. POSNER. Broker.
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STRING BROOK ESTATEs-NeV
long, low and graceful brick ram.
paneied fireplace wall with raised
hearth, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, al
electric kitchen and family room
combination, huge patio and 2-eal
carport, open stairway to tul
basement. GRAHAM a. CO. JU
5-fOl0, III k-6h6O
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(nev sectionl, adj
to Baltic. Wash. fTeeVay-Im-
maculate 2-bedrm. expandabie
Cape Cod: enclosed side porch:
basement with terrific rec. rm-,
huilt-in EaraEe; fenced yard: like
new eone S12.950, with $3.50
down. FHA; CLYDE R. ADAMS,
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SILVER sPRING-compieteiy air,
conditioned brick Colonial: 3 bed
rms, and bath, sep. dining room
modern kitchen. finished rec. room
and powder room in bsmt.
screened porch. beautifully land.
scaped yard: S19, 500. KORZEN.
DoRFER REALTOR, OIL. 4-e11l
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ADELPHI-Modern 3-bedroom brick
rambler. Just OF Rises I'd
Screened rear porch, kitchen with
dishwasher; wsll-to-wall carpet
included; must be sold at once;
reasonable cash payment; imme-
dfate possession. For details call
HE 4-64O0. HUGH T. PECK.
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how those two chaps found the Embankmem six
months ago came to their Deaths He slapped the disk
down on table. what do you make Of this?"
Osgood picked up the disk, examined through pocket
lens and turned in his hand cuously considering its
weight 'Si-Fan of course" he said recognizing the sign
Tell me what you know Of this. Sir Denis"
Nayland Smith quickly skeched in the events Of the
the curious appearance Of Sergeant KeneaIy in
DEATH the macabre visit of DR.. Flu Manchu.
OSgoods eyes lighted he described the dial and Flu
Manchu's threat to Malcolm. "Of courser he cried.
Flu Manchu has improved upon the dantcontact vbra-
ton discovered during the war; Remember it, Sir Denis?
For time there operation afoot to drop millions Of
these disks where enemy troops would be pick them
up Of curiosity and so become targets for the vibration
Nayland Smith nodded. And the plan abandoned
being too dangerous to the civilian population he said
grimly "And good thing too that we used our heads.
His bored into those Of the tall scientist "Now tell me-
Osgood he raped out Didn't you scientific fellows find
a way to neutralze these disks, too?'
The scientist smiled. Simplest thing you know my
dear chap Osgood said. I'VE worked chemical solu-
ton that took all the bite of en- Easy prepare
dare say could find everything needed right here
Then for Gods sake find it =! Nayland Smith urged land
destroy the menace of this murderous thing"
Osgood summoned a technician and quickly gave him a
list Of the chemicals he required Presently he measu
ing them into a beaker, while Nayland Smith and Ford
watched eagerly Finally OSgood picked up the disk and
submerged in the mixture. There brief fixing sound
and column Of steam arose, which subSided after moment
Well, that's it," OSgood said wiping his hands on a
towel The disk dead the unfortunate Keneay
Malcolm let his breath 60 and realized the strain he had
been under But NayIand Smith stared at the disk and
then whirled OseoOd. would there be any way" he
demanded, that live disk of this sort could reverse the
ray that would kill the at the other end of the
cOntact?"
The scientist looked Maryland Smith in establishment
but then he saw he quite serious II what you mean
he said slowly Five years ago. perhaps would have said
no. But who knows what IS possible to science today!
Nayland Smiths shoulders slumped for moment and
then Strengthened quickly. Would Flu Manchu believe in
such a thngT' he raped out.
Osgood considered He is a scientist probably Of
the greatest in the world" - Continued on next page
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TINS WEEK Mossrins/ Mereh .. 1858
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21
Taxidernlisis Open Local Shop

Charles and Joann Jordan, taxider1mists, arrived in the valley last week from Phoenix, Arizona, and plan to make their home here
 The Jordans have opened a taxidermy shop in which they will handle all type trophies. in cluding mounts and rugs.
 An experienced man in his field, Jordon learned his trade when associated with Frank Ly- tie, head taxidermist at the Chi cago Museum, in q studio in Tue son Arizona. Tn addition Jordon also operated a small Wildlife museum just outside Tucson
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23

hE&A G4kA@4A HIM ~ N 430 This is the Answer 500 Woody Woodpecker a3O Zorro
 6.0O-Kartoon Karnivaf 6..30-NeWs
 1.O0-Chic Adams Show 50 All Star Golf a.30 Thin Man goo Dodge Dancing Party lG.00 News Hilltes 10.05- Channel 2 Playhouse
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21
-tL'ErNI.lA
Channel Eleven

Channel Eleven
 FRIDAY. AUGUST 22 200 Mid Dsy Srarlnee 500 Gary Moore Show 3:15 Beat the Clock 3:3O Hostess House 400 Kitchen Kapers 4::30 Buckaroos 5:30 Big Picture 6:0O-Captain Kangaroo, CBS 6:30-CBS & Anch. News TOO Ozzie and Harriet 7:30 Pant0mine Quiz 500 Big Records 8:3O Ft. Rich. in Review s:45- Cities Are What Men
 Make Them g:O0- -O'Henry Playhouse 9:3O- Top Plays of 1856 t0:00 Weather l0:05--News and Sports Final l0:10- Whats Going On 10:30-Feature Theater
 SATURDAY. AUGUST 23 400 Saturday Western Matinee 5::30 Captain Kangaroo 6:30 Sat. news & news roundup TOO Statehood 7:3O Perry Mason CBS 8:3O Ranch Party 800 Molly
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21
MISSIONARY TO SHOW SLIDES ON INDIA

Miss Zoann Afford, Lazy Noun tain Childrens' Home missionary to India will speak and show slides during Sunday School at the United Protestant Church on Sunday, August Al Sunday Sch- ool services will begin at 9:45 am.
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21
LEGION AUXILIARY TO NAME OFFICERS

All members of the Matanuska Valley Post American Legion Auxiliary Unit are urged to at tend the regular meeting to be held this evening in the Craft Room at the Extension Service office. Annual election of officers will be held.
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21
Thursday. August 2l. 1858

daughter Laurie Annette. She weighed seven pounds, five ounc- es at birth, MT. Clark is employ ed by the Alaska Development Company.
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21
NEW BABIES
.,%.lek,esaslel

#
 Dr- and Mrs, Leslie Klebesadel of Palmer are receiving best wishes following the birth on August 13 of their first child, a daughter, whom they have nam ed Lani Jean. She weighed eight pounds, 14 ounces when born al Valley Presbyterian Hospital. Dr. KIebesadel is agronomist with the Alaska Agriculture Experi- ment Station.
 . Clark
 Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Clark are being congratulated on the birth of their second child, daughter, who was born at Valley Presby- terian Hospital August 13. The Clarks have named their new
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21

BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, \ pm. EXPLORERS, Elks hall, 7:3O pm.
 AMERICAN LEGION, Legion
 hall, 8 pm
 LEGION AUXILIARY, Craft
 Room, 8 pm.
 SATURDAY. AUGUST 23 COOP ANNUAL MEETING,
 Members, Central School gym ORGAN RECITAL, LIDS. Church, 8 pm.
 SUNDAY. AUGUST 24 MARINERS PICNIC
 MONDAY. AUGUST 2s PALMER KIWANIS, Grange hall, noon. RAINBOW GIRLS, Carpenters hall, 7:3O pm. ME.A. BOARD, M.E.A Meeting room, pin, PALMER GARDEN CLUB, 8 pm. EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN,
 8 pm.
 TUESDAY. AUGUST 26 CITY COUNCIL, City hall, B pm. WOMEN OF THE DOSE.
 Moose hall, 8 pm
 WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 27 PALMER ELKS, Elks han, s
 pm. t CARPENTERS LOCAL, Carpen-
 ters hall, pm.
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FOR FAST RESULTS TRY "A FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
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TELEVISI0N PROGRAMS FOR THE WEEK
lt.: M.
Channel Two


 Channel Two
 FRIDAY. AUGUST P 4:45 Living AiasKa with Laura
 Hendricks 500 Mickey Mouse Club -Karteon Karnival 6:2O We've Got Your Number 6s25 Weather 6 20 News
 -0O-Fashion Show -Turnagain- the-Sea T:30-Father Knows Best arOO Target S:3O You Bet Your Life 800 Turn of Tate 9.30 Buckskin 1o.O0 News Hilites Je.05 Nightmare
 SATURDAY. AUGUST 23 430 This is the Answer s.O0-Woody Woodpecker 5i30 Zorro 6.00--Kartoon Karnivaf 6.30-News 7:O0-Chic Adams Show 80 All Star Golf ass30 Thin Man goo Dodge Dancing Party le.G0 News Hilltes 10.05 Channel 2 Playhouse
 SUNDAY. AUGUST 24 90 Oral Roperts 100 From the Pastors Study t1I5 Disraeli 1l5 Toastmasters Roundtable 545 KENI T'V Sports Desk a-30 This is the Life 6:00-Lone Ranger ABC 2 30 KENI TV Sports Desk -9O My Friend Flica T.30 Big Story 500 Steve Allen Show s.OO The CaIifornians N dU DeclSlOT lEo0 News FIilites -e.a5 Channel 2 Playhouse
 MONDAY. AUGUST as 445 Living Alaska 500 Micky Mouse Club 6:O0-Kartoon Karnival k;20 We've Got Your Number E25 The Weather 6:3O News 7O0 Turning Point \ 80 Wagon Train S.30 Joseph Gotten Show a.0O-26 men N90 Navy Log Itt-00 News Highlights 1l.e5 Channel Two Playhouse 3 Closing Thought for day
 TUESDAY. AUGUST 2s t45 Variety Time 5.00 Mickey Mouse Club e.00-Eartoon Karnivai e.2D We've Got Your Number c.25 Weather t+..70 News 1.u0 Bob Crosby Show 500 Schlitz Playhouse S,s0 Adventures of Jim Bowie a:00 Club Oasis a.3p- It Could Be You 7C-W News Hilites 10.05 Dinah Share, Chevy Show -l :00 Final News Edition 7l .U5 Closing thought for day WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 27 4 45 Living Alaska zoo Mickey Mouse Club e:0O-Kartoon Karnival 6.20 We've Got Your Number t.25 Weather f.30 News 7:00 The life of Riley .30-Broke,n Arrow ABC t.00- TEA
 500 Jefferson Drum a 30 TEA lN+05 News Hilites lQa5 Kraft Mystery Theater
 THURSDAY. AUGUST 2s 445 Variety Time 500 Mickey Mouse Club f-00--Kart,oon Karnival 620 We've Got Your Number 625 Weather f30- News
 7.00-Pioneer Pete Show 7:15 U C's State Government 7-30 DiSntayland 6.30-Wyatt Earp ABC 500 Andy Williams Show
 s
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double the number Of United
States squadrons in the Pacific,
he said.
Gen. Kuter and staff officers
at the brieflng described the
Soviet Air Force as an "im-
pressive" jet age force with 200
primary fields available to it in
the Far East plus 800 more
fields with limited facilities.
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Cold Riviero Weather
Holds Up Churchill

NICE. France, Mar. IL (R.-
COLD weather on the Riviera is
delaying Sir Winston Church.
ills return to London.
Doctors say Sir winston. who
recently recovered from a bout
with pneumonia and pleurisy.
cannot undertake the trip with
out getting used to fresh air
again.
He is determined to be in
London for the March 81 meet
ing of his club.
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VI bAlC wei WILL VIC oCOt4CO.
Gen. Kuter told newsmen at
a briefing on Soviet capabilities
in the Far East and American
strength in the area that he
discounted the possibility raised
by a reporter that both sides
would be wiped out in the
initial attacks of a thermo-
nuclear war.
He conceded the first wave
would carry "a lot of devasta-
ton" and said the second and
third waves would be smaller.
II don't feel we'll have had
it nor that they will have had
it on the first wave." he de-
clared.
On the possibility Of a knock
out blow by the Soviets, Gen.
Kuter said 1--WE are confident
that or first wave will dispatch
q substantial proportion of our
strength. We are not going to
be pinned on the ground"
Gen. Kuter said it is mot I'M
likely that there will be further
limited or local war;" but added:
II see no reason to believe it
would get out of hand"
He said the current American
aid programs to friendly Asian
nations eventually will build up
the combined air strength in
the Pacific. The indigenous air
forces in the Far East and
Southeast Asia are scheduled to
total about 80 squadrons, or
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20 million followers last night.
1t was the sixth installation for
the 20-year-old former Harvard
student. Previous ceremonies
were in Kenya. Tanganyika.
Uganda. Senagal and Pakistan.