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HOUSES FURNISHED

AI-Fx.--i .5edrni. brick bunSaIow
;asS sSo. riTn' 4f' oi.as6i. iGT near E'irilp''0H
IALEX. area; 3 bedrms, iis baths
full tiled bemta air cond. dis
posal; mr.. schl Si56, so, b-7Vbl
ANNANDALR AREA "A bedrms.,
~ baths, beautiful A-aere wooded
lot. $3.50 mo. AL BAKER A SON,
INC. Realty Brokers. Annandalc
oifloe. CL. B-fBl0,
ARL., s.--2-bedrm brick, hrepl
er; cow Pent,, Wash. IA, 8-464S.
BELVEDERE--2 baths; 3 bedrms
~ bedsl lge, liv. rm" Wv rugs,
TV, gay. mod, turn.i biz kit,
rumpiB rm. full hsmt washer
mr.. bus and schools. conv. MEL
PAR, Pentagon Arl, Han, d. c.;
$3.50, AID 4-67l0
CHEVY CHASE, D. C,-Brick 3
bedrms., Pa baths, liv. rm.. rec
rm, with tirepls Idea for family
or eroup, WI 6-i7S4
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, 3f4l
Ollver-Large house and yard
conv. TO schools, bus terminal
mod equip; $3.50 mo. KE 7-lh44
DEALE. MD.-Furnished home on
pvt beach; "a acre pvt, pier !
bedrms, ami, elec kit, eco
nomical oil burner' $50 mo. uN
7-S30T
GLOVER PARK - 3 bedrms.. Z
baths, rec. rm, gar gas heat
adults, Sl75 mo. FE. 7-3B0S
GLOVER PK.--3 bedrms.. . baths
rec. rm gar, gas heat. Adults
Sl7b mo. FE. 7-3HOS, or Fk
5-3OB4.
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS--Rambler
3 bedrms. complete OE kitchen,
IA baths, finished hBmt.. incl.
rec. rm. and . additional hedrms
ieneed-in back yd,, nr, schools.
RE. 6-063i.
HYATTsVILLE - 3-bedrm. brick
home, bsmt,, fenced yard, conv.
10 all facils, Sl35 avail Sept.
10, Ju a-4771, Ju, s-i525,
CONVENIENT NsA. Md o.. and
Fort Mcade-3-bedrm. split -leyel,
2 yrs. old Garage and patio, J to
FERNwooD REALTY
AND INVESTMENT CORP
WA, 7-l007 AP. 7-926S
NEARBY MD.-Mod. Diet. 3 bed.
rms, den. TV, freezer, Bendix,
sun porch, din. rm.. rec. rm..
iirepB oil heat, gar., bsmt., fenced
yard, nr, shops, transp., 500 mo.
Z UN 4-bUSS. %
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BARGAIN Modern cottage.
two bedrooms, complete w/plumb-
ing, wiring, heating, Kitchen sinks
and cabinets. Moved to your lot or
farm Inspect daily, s am. to =
pm. No. 3 W, Patton rd Phone
RI. 3-745l Indian Head, Nd.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA - Lovely 3-bedrm,
brick rambler, with sep Nv. I'm.
and din rm.. mod. kit, full bsmt,
excel cOnd; lge., level lot. Priced
at only $4,000. EN-. 2-s2O6.
DISTRICT MARYLAND REALTY.
INC. Ewes. AID. 2-7S2S
ASHTON AREA -. Country homes,
buildine sites, and farms, ASHTON
REALTY CO, WA. 4-9Sll.
ASHTON AREA-Country homes.
building sites and farms. ASHTON
REALTY CO, EV, 4-l743,
BETHESDA, close in, gardner's par
e6aTmins saaig 20 WilllaYsburF ms S Colonial R
3 bedrms, . baths, glorious porch.
S23,950. ANDRlS REALTY, OIL.
2-907O
BETHESDA--Lovely rambler, good
loc.; 3 bedrms., den. : baths, flre-
pl in liv. rm.. lge. din. ell: low,
low 20s. GEO. W. ROBERTSON,
Realtor. 1885 Wise. ave. OF,
2-2l23; ewes. OIL. 2-2570.
BETHESDA, run down. Sl5,950;
needs repair and redecorating--
2 stories; 3 bedrooms, den or
study. bath; garage; prlme
ALA, high-class community. Call
OIL. B-234i, Office open . til q,
THOMAS J, FISHER q co, INC.
BETHESDA CHARMER - Immacu.
late Cape Cod; bedrooms, .
baths, garage, porch; large. WELL
shrubbed lot. Call OIL 6-2344:
office open 3 I'll Q, THOMAS J.
FISHER & CO., INC,
BETHESDA, brick ranch house on
"a acre, sep. din, rm,, buiIt-ln
dinette, big den with picture win-
doWS and hrepl, 3 bedrmS. Full
bsmt., rec. rm. and bath, ggrase,
dead-end street, TOP loo. 81 $50.
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY OF MD,
INC, OIL. 6-7S00 til Q,
- officer transferred.
spacious New England prick Cape
Cod. 4 iwin-Sised bedrms - IN
and . down., . full baths II up
and | down., fireplace IN big. liv.
rm., din rm, and dream Kitchen,
full dsyl ght bSmt, Walk 20
public and naroThial sehooIS :
pm. HU. 3-3S9a, BERFNS, JRs
BETHESDA. wyngate, Sla,a5O--
Lovely spacious brick Cape Cod;
bedrm, bath en- list mr.; 3 bed
rms, bath on End, paneled rec.
fm, ana NV" hulnt StuAm VIZ
dows, good trees SAMUEL =.
BOGLEY OF ND. INC OIL.
6-7S00 I'll q
BETHESDA-PARKwooD 49, 4 bed
rms, . baths. WILLIAMSBURG Colo-
NAL featuring Baneled den, spa
cious liv rm., din rln mod kit,
and lovely ser poren, tull hSmL
with huilt-in ear. ice fenced ward.
priced Tor inmad sale at SoS.ah0.
FAi, e-S9O6, DISTRiCT-MARv
LAND REALTY, INC. Ewes EM.
s.Nged
BETHESDA, mr.. Rock Greek Park,
handsome biz home on aerei
firepis. In liy, rm.. and din, rm.
Den and bath. bedrn.L baths
on end fir., rec. rm. on 80. BSmt.
has rm. and bath. MID sos. SAM
UEI, u, BOGLEY OF MD. INC
or. 6-5s0O I'll q. -
(continuec on Next Psge)
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tcoNrihUtpl

2029 ROSEMONT AVE. n, W.
BOmothing Extra Special Lovely
Colonial Tapestry Brick home
located On quiet street across
from ROCK CREEK PARK. com-
pletely redecoratea llke-new 3
large rooms, 4 porches, mod bath,
full hSmt.; aRS h.-w h D.; gar Priced
real low ~ Si4 $50 On. payt. 10
suit your pooketbook, Call TO see
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ASHTON AREA-Country homes,
building sites and farms. ASHTON
REALTY co EN A-lrln
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ASHTON AREA --- Country homes,
buildine sites, and farms, ASHTON
REALTY CO, WA. 4-gSll.
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ALEx.--1-bedrni brick bunsalow
igst d right for near PairlinstOn
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ONE-YEAR LEASE, guar, against
rent increase; good locationi z
and 3 bedrm. apts. 10. 2-Olo2
1850 CLYDEsDALE PL. NV.
No. 363. Across from zoo---Liv.
rm., dinette. kit, bedrm,, bath;
S7b. Du. 7-649l, after Q pm.
1916 nth N.W.-studio apt: only
S51 so per mo-; will redee, TO suit
tenant. To. inspect see resident
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CHEVY CHASE
270l NORTHAMPTON ST

ZfUl NUN 1 f1hN1T 1ON . ~ a..
First showing: beautiful detached
custom built brick special floor
ing aud man extras, large liv.
rm. with fireplace. din. rm, kit.
den. and powder rm. on lst floor
2 beaut. bcdrms. . baths, half
baths, spiral stairway. Full attic,
large basement with fireplace,
scr porch, built In garage. lRrgc
well-landscAncd lot, Prize d
$50 .hOO. Mr.. Gibson, 10 7-HNSG,
with NJ. PAUL HANNAH. 532 18th
81 NV, ME S-4lo0
q REDRMS-9 BATHS
$3.50. 10Th ST. NV
Large home facing a park. clean
home at very low price LRrge
iiY rm.. dining rm. and kitchen.
Gas h-w.h, You cant beat this
buy or these sermS-Sl4 $50,
only 5000 down. Call Guy o'Hazza,
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
AID. 4-2005.
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FALLS CHURCH = -Four bedroom
brick home with full basement.
screened porch, fenced yard, pine
paneled kitchen. Available now
SEQ. Check our 40 rental homes,
shown daily, Call JE. 2-2620,
JOSEPH W. SEAY CO.. 1l3 West
Broad St. Fails Church, Va.
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APIS. UNFUREIsHED-D. Q,

BEACON APTs., 1901 Calvert NV.
Eiev., 3 bedrms, liv. rm,, din.
rm.. kit. bath; S116. RA. $3.50,
BRADBURY HGTs., s.E.-small
l-bedrm. efiic.. ideal for couple,
eonV. to transp. and shopping.
$40 incl. utils. EN-. 3-0sO4,
COLORADO AVE. NV, bsIT--Re-
decor, modern 2-bedrm. apt; LIST
n Of 2-family home; din. rrn rec
rm,, pvt. entrances. See 10 appre-
ciate: weekdays after Q PM
RA 6-s264.
COLORADO AVE. 560I--I bedrR.,
newly dec; low rental. Res. MEr.,
COLORADO AVE. NV, B6O0--2
bedrms., liv. rm., din. area, mod
ern kit. tiled bath, Sll0 incl
utilities. ia, 9-Sl63.
COLUMBIA RID. and 18th st. nv
2 bedrms., recep. .rIn.. .liy. rm, din.
kit. bath. porch, elev., $50. So
Sgl.b0 month. CO. 5-7730.
CONGRESS HTS,-564 Portland st.
and bath. Newly decor. WALKER
q DUNLOP, INC. CO. b-0s2a.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Eficienc
4BNs 9EN AGnAuNuh ulHnuANff Abta
21. 1925 10th 81. NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-spacious
4 room. 4 closet, kitchen and tiled
bath apt, $3.50 mo" with utils'
GEORGETOWN, 251l Que st. NV.
and pscrT sscretaripI aS .:rvis. szS %o mel u an
cond. DE. 2-1S11
HAMPTON COURTS APTsy 20l3
New Hamp ave; 49,, nv: i-bedrI1I;; SsIIS
decorated pastel colors,ell utils
incl; $40 80 up: elev. BLDG. at
tracttve lobby: Res. MGR, NO
7-1a9s
SCI bedrm.. hV. Fm., dinette,
kit. and bath, screened porch.
conv TO Andrews. $7b. JE.
3-e773.
TAX. PK.-sss, Z rms., bath. bsmt..
trsnsp. Ju. O7z.y7sssS.H SHOO''' ''O-e''
ONE-YEAR LEASE, guar, AGAINST
sna ssn' nSsdaSs Sssam. .DtS sG9a jo' Sc1a00i a000iba
1890 CLYDEsDALE PL. NV.
No. 353. Across from zoo--Liv.
ssFs dlRs''; pT a.s4si sisi Gsasns sitsP q Opia pa.
1915 nth N.W.-studio apt: only
S51 so per mo-; will redee. 70 suit
tenant, To, inspect see resident
manager
casa 5 81. s.E.-2 rms, kit bath,
porch, 500 mo-, plus utils, CRUM-
BAUQH, INC. WO. 6-l364.
iaeI NICHOLS AVE. s.w.-2 bed;
rms, separate dining area. fenced
yard; $40. so per mo. To inspect,
see Apt. 301 or call LU. 4-bb66
CITYY,ss ITY9ss me- NEWEST EST vvrs! sAEE,wAT TI,s Z
/ work; q blks. TO Woodward a
Lothrop---4 rms, kit. bath;
| $3.50 to Ss3. In the well:kept
St5Snli SoUTa slfy isss Olafth lfaffth ThA q nv. WY
WALK TO WORK-shop city's new.
/ est Safeway across the street.
rmy dressing closet, mod. bath.
with utils. incl; sac; rms" ,r klt.
SB5: in the well-kept. 64-unit eley,
apt. bldg, THE PLYMOUTH, 1885
| 1lth st, NV.
E5IO JEFFERSON ST. NV bed
rms. Ice. liv. rm.. tile bath, refgr.,
garbage disposal: air conditioned;
$50 80. Apply Apt. 81 after 8 pm.
W. L, SHIPLEY, 927 18th st. NV.
MA. S-19b6.
2225 N sT, NV.
This Is q 4-story bldg, very con-
/ venient to several Govt agencies
and Geo. Washington University;
2 rms. kitchen and bath: $50 per
month. See the tanitor for In
HENRY J. ROBE. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV, DI. 7-Sl4l
/ 1904 I4th ST. NV.
Located on. the streetcar line, and
Just a short distance from q
shopping center: rms. kitchen
and bath; $50 per month. These
i are extremely large apts,, In an
elevator bldg. and will be dec
| Grated. See tenant in No. 10 for
inspection.
l1024 Vermont Ave. NV DI. 7-Sl4l
CAPITOL HILL AREA
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aoOMs FURHIsRED-M.W.

ST. NV, 414--BiR
attrac. rm., twin beds, big furn.
peh., bath shower, S40 mo; fs small
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A ONE-MAN BUSINESS
S1,500 INVESTMENT

NATL CO. NO SELLING. Consists
OF Servicing drugstores and numef-
Gus other accounts, collecting for
merchandise sold and replenishine
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ALTA VISTA Lovely 3-bedrm.
brick rambler, with sep liy I'm.
and din rm.. mod. kit, full bsmt,
excel, c0nd; lge., level lot. Priced
at only $4,000. EN- 2-s2O6.
DISTRICT MARYLAND REALTY.
INC Ewes AID 1-TSoS
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HAMPTON COURTS APTs., e0la
New Hamp ave. NV. 1-bedrm. ;,
wired for air-eonditioning,. newly
decorated pastel colors,all utils
incl; $40 so up: elev. BLDG. at
traetiye lobby: Res. MGR" NO
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PIANOS
BALDWIN
.ACROSONIC

Designed. built ana guaranteed by
Americas frSt family in music,
Now Is the time to buy, Special
back -to-school savings OF 5000
$500 on all new Baldwin. spinet
and console pianos.
Baldwin Transitional
Walnut or Mahogany Finish
Reg, $3.50, Now S675
Includes i0-year Baldwin guaran-
,tee; matching bench and free local
delivery. save with Baldwin's less
than-bank-interest budget plan.
OPEN THURSDAY EWES.
OUR 10Th YEAR
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BETHESDA, run down. Sl5,950;
needs repair and redecorating--
stu5S stories Ss,b oedroSms SSrase gen 9prl1s os
ALA. high-class community Cali
OIL. 6-234t, office open . til y,
THOMAS J, FISHER d CO, INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-R.E.
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

down.
1854 Potomac ave. Sc. 6-rm,
brick, nice kit, gas heat: Sl05
mo. Incl taxes; mr.. Navy Yard.
schools RA 6-69l2, ST. 3-u5d7.
COLORFD-CORNER
zoo CHAPLIN ST. Sc.
Assume Gl Trust
Vacant. inspect and make offer.
MIR. O'Hazza. FL. 4-4545. MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE CO, AID. 4-20O5.
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BETHESDA. wyngate, Sl9,95O-
Loveiy spacious brick Cape Cod;
bedrm. bath en- LIST nr; 3 bed
rms, bath on 2nd, pRneled rec,
rm and Law, alum. storm VIM
dows, good trees SAMUEL =.
BODILY OF ND. INC" Oh.
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iaIsefLLAHEGUs T0B aENT

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mn ! wifi ~ ~ 81, fsgJs5
fI<)0E slADEHE, eelshsgs, ~,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Pustor Imprisoned
By East Germun Reds

= BERLIN. Jan. Is CPl.-An
Evangelical lutheran clergy
man today was sentenced to IA
months in prison by an East
German Communist court on
charges that he abused his Of
fee to stir up anti-Communist
feelings among East German
university students.
The official East German
news service said the indict-
ment charged Pastor Martin
Otto Giersch had urged stu
dents at Weimar University to
stay away from the polls in the
single slate parliamentary cleo
tons last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

Thousands Of feet. Then l,
arched at q slight angle toward
the southeast. still very much
on the upgrade.
Resembles Winking star
It's tremendous flaming tail
diminished steadily. and for
more than q minute before dis
appearing entirely It resembled
a winking red star among the
many paler stars In the clear
sky.
Unlike most other missiles
fired here at night. the Red
stones flight path was marked
by q trail Of bright white
iashes-stroboscopic lights TO
help the cameras below follow
its course through the sky.
This same technique has been
used with some OF the earlier
Redstone launchings. But last
nights vehicle tossed OF an
unusual number Of the brilliant
markers. Four or five clusters.
80 or 40 seconds apart. or from
three to 1--WE light flashes each,
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tered detailed information a
TO the manner In which tn,
missile and It's many instru.
ments performed.
This was the data being
pored over by technicians to-
day, for the Redstone Is con-
siderably more than the Army's
biggest--and first operational---
ballistic missile.
A Redstone will be the first
stage OF the huge Jupiter-C
test vehicle. With this device
the Army hopes. before an
other month goes BY. TO place
a cylindrical satellite into an
l8. 1000 mile-an- hour earth or
bit. 200 or more miles up In the
sky.
The Redstone. SO fee. long
and 6 feet In diameter, lifted
sluggishly from its launching
pad In fiery sheets Of exhaust
fumes and with an earth
shaking roar.
1t climbed vertically. at a
accelerating pace, for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

Qemocrot OF Alanamas II. Alex
ahder Smith. Republican Of
New Jersey. and Cooper. Re-
publican Of Kentucky. voiced
approval in separate interviews
Of Senator Johnson's sugges-
ton. which would include also
q broad exchange Of satellite
information.
Senator johnson. the Senate
Democratic leader. heads the
Senate Preparedness Subcom-
mittee's inquiry into the MIS-
siie and satellite programs.
He told a meeting Of Column
hia Broadcasting' System afiih-
ates yesterday efforts should
be made to enlist Russia and
all other members of the U. N.
TO share the endeavor to MAKE
outer space an outpost for
peace"
There was no immediate adj
ministration reaction to the
proposal.
Humphrey Praises Move
Senator Humphrey. a men,
Der of the Senate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee, said john
sons proposal shows the kind
Of insight and imagination that
Is worthy Of this country"
"a move of this kind would
have the sympathetic support
Of the majority Of the nations
and the people Of the world"
Humphrey said. If Russia
accepted. 1t could lead to a
better world understanding.
IF the Soviets rejected the
idea. at least We would have
done what We could for peace
It would be kind Of nice to be
on the initiative. 1t would be
. pleasant change Of pace"
Matches Presidents Plan
Senator Cooper said Senator
Johnson's idea parallels that
Of President Eisenhower fol-
world cooperation in the de-
velopment Of atomic energy for
pc cstui purpos S.
II am for any move that
would advance the prospects OF
peaceful control Of space" Sem
ator Cooper said. 1T would
dramatize to the world our de-
sire for peace"
He noted that whereas in
the atomic field the United
States had information other
nations wanted. the Russians
are ahead in the satellite field
He said Russian willingness to
share information with other
nations would go a long way
toward demonstrating whether
the Soviets want peace.
Senator Sparkman said that
an invitation such as Senator
Johnson proposed could be re-
garded only as "a step forward
In the struggle for peace"
Anything that can be ac-
eomplished on a cooperative
basis is bound to lessen the
chances of war" he said.
Senator Smith said he agrees
With Senator Johnson's thesis
that q buildup in weapons alone
win not be sufficient to main
ttin the security Of the United
States. In Offering his plan
Jphnson said this country needs
FAR more than purely military
response TO the Soviet chal-
lenge"
LAT this point" Senator
Smith said, who controls the
thinking of the world is more
important than who controls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

space. We must sell the world
on the massage of freedom and
It's hope for peace.
Unless we do that. we could
have the greatest military
strength in the world and still
be beaten"
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were counted by watchers here.
There may have been more. be-
yond the vision Of Florida coast
observers.
The Defense Department. an
nouncing the launching min
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Four Senators Support
gohnson's Spoce Plan

-Four Senator's, all former United Nations delegates
dorsed proposal that members the world organization be
invited to JOIN in program aimed at manning for
They did not indicate whether they thought would
@ along with the idea put forth yesterday by Senator Lyndon
= johnson. Democrat OF Texas
\ Senators Humphrey. Democrat of Minnesota: Sparkman
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Iutes after the takeod, gave no
indication OF the distance fiown
or the target assigned. It said
only that the flight was normal,
The RedStone. powered by q
liquid-propellant engine. has
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Redstone
Flight Studied

CAPE CANAvERAL.. Fla. Jan
10 R.--The Army checked over
tape and Photographic records
Of a nighttime launching OF its
big Re6stone missile today for
clues that might help 1t put
an American-style Sputnik into
an orbit.
The Redstone was sent up
into a starlit. cloudless. NOON
less sky from the Air Force
Missile Test Center here last
night at 8:25 est.
Technicians Scan Data
Photographic and recording
devices at island stations along
the missile test range extend
ing out into the Atlantic regis
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considerably exceeded its de.
signed range Of 200 70 $50 miles.
A Jupiter-C vehicle with .
Redstone Is the first OF its
three stages flew $500 miles
over the Atlantic.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-01

ularly known as hardening of the arteries"
 Cholesterol is a fatty-like sub- stance that is made in the liver. It is a naturally occurring com- ponent of the blood and tissues of all animals and it performs many vital functions. The amount of cholesterol in the food you eat may vary widely. It is generally relieved, however, that only when the body fails to utilize choles- terol properly that excessive amounts are deposited in arterial walls, thereby forming plaques" cr Instructions that can impede the flow of blood. These obstruc- lions may lead to a heart attack.
 Americans have one of the highest fat diets in the world. The kind as well as the amount ot fat eaten is related to the cholesterol blood level. In general there are two kinds of fats: satu- rated or solid fats, such as butter, beef fat, lard and margarine; md unsaturated or liquid fats, such as corn oil, soybean oil, pea nut oil and (fish) oil.
 Many experiments have shown that saturated fats tend to raise Niood cholesterol, while unsatu- rated fats tend to lower it. The uAsaturated fatty acids, such as iinolcic acid, are believed to have q cholesterol-lowering effect in the body.
 What does this mean to you? 8y itself a high level of choles- t2-cl in your blood does not mean tA"t you have atherosclerosis, n3r does it mean that you are go- ,Gg to nave a heart attack. The .,S- and Interpretation of this :es. lies in your doctors hands.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-01

His Judgment will be based on many other things which when added up will tell him whether or not you should restrict your intake of saturated fats. If you are overweight your doctor will probably recommend that you also slim down.
 These measures are preventive and if instituted early can help reduce your chances of having serious heart attack.
 There are still honest differ ences of opinion among medical men about this entire question of cholesterol and it's relationship to atherosclerosis. Many ques- tions on this problem are still un- answered. But there seems to be general agreement that, based on present knowledge, one of the best procedures for combating the condition is control of the diet.
 tG 1858 sehering corporusioni
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-01
Vice President Of Eli Lilly Co. Found Shot To Death

INDIANAPOLIS, R IT Forrest Feel, 54, executive vice president of the huge Eli Lilly Co. drug firm, was found shot to death early Thursday in his parked Cadillac along street in North east Indianapolis.
 The drug executives car had rammed a utility pole and come to a stop, and police said his foot apparently stuck on the ac- celerator when he was shot in the abdomen, neck and left side.
 Witnesses said they saw an other Cadillac carrying two men parked beside Feels auto mo- ments before.
 ! A cab driver told police he came upon the two cars earlier, and the driver of the second Cadillac told him to call the police and report a shooting. The cabbie did not believe the story and didn't report it to his company by radio until several minutes later.
 Deputy Marion County coroner Dr. Myron K. Dill said Feels bill fold contained two $10O bills and $10 in smaller currency, lead ing police to believe robbery was not the motive for the staying.
 INDIANAPOLIS, R = A pret- ty divorcee who took poison on a riverbank lovers lane was tabbed by police today as the killer of a handsome drug company exec utive.
 While doctors tried to save the life of Mrs. Connie Nicholas, Az, Police Capt. Michael Smiley said: ~We've got who we want. We're not looking for anybody else"
 Mrs. Nicholas was found un- conscious in her car near Fall Creek a few hours after police broadcast pickup order for her in the fatal shooting of Forrest Feel, 54, early yesterday.
 Capt. Smiley called Mrs. Nicho- las "a spurned woman" after IS years frendship with Feel. Feel, who was married and the father of a 14-year-old son was executive vice, president in charge of the huge Eli Lilly Go.
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| ON111 ONE Ls1f L.
 Van Cliburn, twenty-three- year-old American pianist, win ner of Moscow's International Tchaikovsky Piano Competition, and nine-day wonder in American music circles, gallantly stated as he set out on an intensive pro- gram of playing: "When you have only one life, you may as well burn it up."
 Only one life! Then what are you doing with it, young man, young woman? Face the ques- tion now, for one day you will have to render account of that one life, the way you invested your time, your talents, your treasures. Only one life! And it is fast fleeting past, it's op portunities passing, never to return. Only one life! Its every minute is freighted with oppor- tunity-and responsibility
 Only one life! What will you do with it? Dare you respond in the words of missionary-martyr Henry Martyr, as he set sail for India: ''Now let me burn out for God" Beware of the vain attempt to preserve the candle of your life You are only useful as you burn. You only shed light as you are ignited. Hear the words of modern martyr Jim Elliot:
 ''He makes His ministers a flame of fire" Am I ignitable? God deliver me from the dread asbestos of "other things" Sat urate me with the oil of the Spirit, that I may be a flame But the flame is transient; often shortlived- Canst thou bear this, my soul-short life? In me there dwells the Spirit of the Great Short-lived, whose zeal for Gods house consumed Him. Make me Thy fuel, Flame of God"