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$18,950 Up
3 and 4 Bedrooms
View of Lake

Pour homes: Two ramblers
and one split level com :
pleted. one Split-level under
construction. All are Of
solid new or used brick, and
offer one OF the most pic
tureSaue settings in the
county. All overlook 4
lovely sprinE.fed lake. Full
Easements With fireplace:
large living room with ffre-
place: spacious completely
equipped kitchen with eye
level oven and counter-top
rance: . full baths. Call 30.
5-G7e0, to see them today,
Drive south on U s. to
WOODBRIDGE riGht on Route
1o3 about I mile 10 Lake
wood Forest and our sign.
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$4,000
Full Basement
Brick Rambler

500 down FLA on this
very attractive home in an
area Of higher-priced homes.
Nice living room with fire.
place, roomy kitchen dining
area, . nice bedrooms on the
flrst floor. full outside en-
trance basement. finished
recreation room, separate
utility-storagr room Per-
manent stairs to the stor-
age attic. The home is
situated on a large lot with
flowers and tail shade trees.
rear ward completely fenced
ard home is equipped with
self-storinR storm windows
and doors. Call CIR. 3-4560.
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
Arlington

REALTY CO., INC.
1900 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
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$1,000
u Acre
4 Bedrooms

An attractive Cape Cod on
a level lot with lovely shrubs
and hardwood trees, fire.
place in the living room.
dining area. brisht kitchen
with space for eating, bed
rooms are 9Xl2, loXl4.
l5xl5, 11Xl5. two upstairs
bedrooms are paneled and
offer lots Of built-in draws
and storage. open Sunday l
pm. til dark from Fairfax
Circle head east on Route
3Q-2ll lice Highway to
md left (Fairlee Drivel to
house on risht or call OR.
3-4b6O.
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S25,950
ClOSe-In
Alexandria

Four bedrooms (master bed
room lSxl2l, IA baths,
living room with fireplace,
separate dining room. de-
lightful kitchen with dis
poSal and rich mahogany
cabinets. storm windows and
venetian blinds. full base
ment. Call XII. $3.50.
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BY OWNERS bedroom Colonial
at 5537 10th st. n. Arlington:
best reasonable offer; available
immediate occupancy, OWNER on
premises 3 70 IL and 3 10 Z daily
starting Monday, June Is.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
icONrINuEpl
peter I. hagan & son

WOODLAWN-Immac J bedrm
rambler with din, area and mod;
kit, close TO shops schools and
trsYnsg; Sis'oSo' $500 dr. uN
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LANfER REALTY-JA. 7-3434

porch. on g tree-shaded lot,
SlO.500 with $3.50 down and
$3.50 mo See lO4 Hallman st"
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CARPORT. Immaculate 3 bedrm
rambler, bsmt, good lot. fenced
Assume GI loan. TAMBLYN L. CO.,
NO, 5-20J0.
CHANTILLY AREA-Beat the
crowd. enjoy living in this g.
bedrm. brick rambler, while other
airport employees buck the trait
nc. Huee stone chimney with with
frepl. in liv. nm, unusual dutch
oven. sep. din. rm.. 3l2 acres with
nice pond E. D. HAAS REAL
ESTATE, Fairview 7-5565, 1850.
7-33l3, RID No. /, Sterling, Va
u s. Route so
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S21,95O
Columbia Pines
4 Bedrooms

A solid brick rambler: FIRE
place in living room: sep
arate dining room. large
kitchen with built-in snack
bar, disposal and dish
washer. comfortable den for
dad: . good-size bedrooms
and bath on LIST level; ]
bedroom and full bath in
walk out basement. large
recreation room and a work.
shop too: beautifully land
scaped with peach trees,
rock terrace, beautiful flow
ers. barbecue pit and fenced
rear yard. Call so. 5-079O.
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Lee Highway CRoute No. 29-211l
Fairfax. virginia
Crescent 3-4560
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CHESTERBROOK
WOODS
500. $50

Spacious. new, custom built brick
rambler on larse corner lot.
Quality materials and workman
ship throughout. Large liv. rm
with firepl, family din. rm., de
luxe kit, 3 bedrms., > baths on
main FIR. pine-paneled rec. rm
with flrepl,. bath and diversified
at s6or N aays com 1ss ttorm
windows and doors. A real value,
and ready for immediate occu-
pancy
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL
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COLONEL

Immed. occup. on this immac. g.
bedrm, o-bath rambler, with rec
rm., ldry. and workshop. Assume
49, in service loan at SlO4 per
mo- Name your down pRymt.
Well trade. FLEETWOOD REAL
TY. FL. assoc 24-hr. service.
CONVENIENT to CHA site and
Melpar: b-bedrrs.. 3-bath, RAM
bier; liv, rm. with fireplace, family
sized kit, din. Tn.. rec. rm.,
daylight bsmt,, fenced lot, ma
ture trees. SWIMMING pool men,
berShip available. $500 down.
MI ,GADS
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COUNTRY LIVING
CLOSE IN

Over an acre around this excep-
tional 4-bedroom home. Ideal for
family living. Full basement, sep
arste dining room Just q few
blocks from Court House Country
Club. Priced at $15,750. Only
$500 down,
Arfax Realty, Inc.
p Til . JE $4,000
CUSTOM BUILT-Excitinelv differ
ent and charming is this home
which was custom built for build
er's own use. Featuring quality
construction and charm which is
hard TO flnd. eft. living rm.
with beamed ceiling; bedrms d,
den; 15-ft. jalousied porch: "-car
gsrage; left dining rm. Truly q
home that reflects the auaintness
OF days gone by A discovery at
S31 $50. YEONAS REALTY. ia.
S-2l0O
nEL RAY-FHA approved for
sl4,o50. and owner says sell. 4
spacious. bedrms;, =, full baths.
big kit. fully equipped, full bsmt. !:
only $3.50 dn. TOWN a. COUN.
TRY REALTY. TIE. 6-14l5.
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$12,950
Walk to Shop
$500 Down

A neat-and-clean rambler
on a l30-foot lot. Com
pletely equipped kitchen
with disposal. > bedrooms.
Lots OF closet space, separate
utility room, barbecue pit in
back yard. Walking distance
OF schools. shopping and
buses. Near z Corners. Call
XII. $3.50.
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$2O,95O
Daylight Basement
Fairfax Area

This lovely home has full
ground level basement. 81
foot living room. separate
dining room, LARGE ultra
equipped kitchen with birch
cabinets, ia baths. Master
bath has > wash basins, hall
bath has built-in vanity.
Home Is equipped with storm
doors and carpetinR in liv-
ing room and on stairs.
Call CIR. 3-4b60.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

WELLINGTON GOLF cLUP MANoRs
rms, liv rm., din. rm, mod kit,
finished rec. rm., ga baths, g
new Owner being transisrIs :! I
REALTY, INC, ia. b.50SO,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
tcoNTlNuEol

ALEXANDRIA. 37O4 Edison St,
walking distance to parochlal and
public schools bedrmS,; brick.
semidetached with air cond /;
loan, $500 down. OPEN SAT /;
SUN noon 70 dark, or call
OWNER, Ju, 5-Ss37,
ALRX,--By OWNER; brick Cape
Cod, bedrms, = baths, nm. rec.
rm, and bSmt,, equip, kit, alarm
system, fenced rear I'd, Gl 4laG
loan, Sl9,a5O, XII. 9-d2BO
ALEX. BEST SECTION = Best
schools, lovely home. level lot
with beautiful trees; 3 hedrms,,
ia baths, full bsmt,, tiled and
knotty pine, Ice liv, rm, with
hrepl, separate din. rm., GE kit:
Sa5,5O0, XII. S..4Di,
ALEXANDRIA SUBURBS, near
kAmp WASHINGTON, on Route 90
and near Melpar--4 bedrooms, =
baths, full basement. Phone Mr.,
LYNDE, so. 5-7365. ..---
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ANNANDALE
BY OWNER
Reduced for Quick Sale

Delightful rambler. choice com
munity: 3 bedrms . baths. air.
cond rec rm.. all-elec. kit, sep,
din. rm., " freplsces. House and
patio with built-in barbecue pit.
under huge oak trees. Price incl.
Grapes. indirect Lighted cornices.
club swim. pool. built-in bar with
reier. NOW $4,000, CT. 6-i1"G.
NO AGENTS
ARLINGTON FOREST: by OWNER
Newly decorated 3-bedroom Co.
lonial brick: sep. din. rm.. Xxi
scr porch: full bsmt fenced yd.:
storm windows; convenient area
ia. 1851.
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KUTE AND KOZY!

Be SNUG as . bug IN this little
white 6rtek ;eEsli " VACANT S!IS1 o, 3;
honeymooners OF retired soupls,
HUGE LOAN MAY BE ASSUMED
tras include wsli-to.Wali earpetins.
dovs. etc. OUTSTANDING BAR
GAIN AT Sl5.50Ol Directions:
Church to 8. west ST. right TO
corner Of Arthur Dr.. and our
Open Sign.
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SPACE EXPLORER

Naturally you want the most for
your housing dollar Come see the
living space available for your en-
joyment in this distinctive 4-BED-
ROOM. 3-BATH BRICK RAM
BIER, tremendous basement per
mits recreation activities for the
entire family. diversified. garage,
breeze kissed patio. lovely trees.
shade. 75xl5O n lot In very de-
sirable netghborhood. Reasonable
Lee Hwy. 70 Pals Church. left on
z Columbia st. 10 433 and our
Omen Sign,
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FALLS CHURCH, : Cor. area
OWNER; $1,000: can assume Gil
loan: 3-yr. old rambler; COW. to
everything; 8 bedrmS., lge liv.-
din. rm, equip. kit. with table
space, daylight bsmt with outside
entr. JE. "-l5Sl. No agents
FALLS CHURCH, S14.500-;i-bed-
room ramb.' newly painted; ap-
proX. ls-acre cor. lot, outdoor
firepl., rail fence. Very attrac and
COW. to everything. FHk ap-
praised or assume 4l2'c CT. Going
overseas. OWNER, JE. 3-S392.
FALLS CHURCH-Approx. SS4 per
mo -Liv, rm., equipped kit. Incl.
auto. washer: bedrms, sep. din
ing rm.; lge. lot wfpetlo; $500
down OWNER, JE. 3-s729,
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm, Ia
bath rambler; excel. cond; bsmt.
wlrec. rm., porch; culde-sac lot,
OWNER. SlS,500. JE, 3-S71S
FALLS CHURCH AREA, Lee blvd.
heigtS, | biz; of Rte. 5O-Stone
Cape Cod Soft. liv. rm.. stone
firepl: 3 bedrms.: ~ baths; out
standing mod kit. with breakfast
area; scr. porch with AWNINGS.
INV heat storm sash: stone ga
rage: beaut. wooded corner lot,
l4O-it; front price, $23,500. JE.
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MONROE

DEVELOPMENT CORP. Realtors
l34 n Kings HWY. Alex Va.
so. $1,000 VIZ, Days, y-5
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BY OWNERS bedrms, Ia baths,
brick rambler, lg. liv. rm. and
din. nm; wGll-to-wall Garnet. Scr; =
carport, lg. patio: fenced back
I'd. many extras. FHA Apr 8,
$3.50 but make offer. $1,000
ca SNNk
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RRyN MAWR PARK: sIs,500, as,

Sume large 4I2fe CT loan. Brick
split-level: Ia baths, din. rm., 3
bedrms., finished rec. rm., util.
rm., patio. elem. school . blks,;
on eul-de-Sac: bus service PEN
TAGON: u mi from Shirley hwy.
and Edsall I'd. OWNER, FL.
A.Ro1h
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08
Cartwright

Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Oakland
and grandson Gordon Colwell o.
Billings Montana and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Gordon Oakland and girl.
of Lambert were Easter guests a
Raymond Oaklands.
Burton Verplancke, Mrs. Mar
garet Verplancke and children
spent Easter in Williston as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas JEFF
fers.
We have a correction as Ross
Speeds aged mother passed away
Feb. 10 instead as stated last week
A group of Bethel Lutheran
ladies drove to Baker, Mont.
Thursday and attended an Assem-
bly, of Lutheran church workers,
They were Mines. w. H. Faux
ner, Lawrence Croy, Arthur Paul
son, Frank Leens, Severt Spon-
helm, o. j.. Odegaad, and Ray
mond Oakland. Mr.. Oakland ac-
companied them as a driver. Rev.
Jones a former minister here is
now located at Baker and showed
the ladies about town and the
new church building there.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Elletson
were at Billings, Montana last
Thursday where Perry had medi-
cal attention. Returning home
Friday they were callers at the
Ernest McChesneys at Sidney.
Florence jacobson of Reeder
came Sunday evening to spend
the week with her sister Hilda
jacobson and Hilda took her back
to Reeder Friday evening. The
sisters visited at the Frank Leens
home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry E. Elletson
have moved from Fairview back
here to their trailer house at the
Senior Elletsons and will help
his father with farm operations.
Glenn Elletson was an over
night guest at the parental home
here Monday and Wednesday
nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Yhorsson
arrived home Friday from three
months spent in Pacific Coast
states enjoying climate, scenery
and leisure.
School children who were Win
ners in the district spelling con-
test here we're in Watford Sat-
urday entered in the County
contest.
Mines Emalie Lassey, B. Young
Strom and VIM. Scrivner were
Shoppers in Sidney Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Pawlaw-
ski of Circle Montana yer here
Saturday for nonresident fish
licenses and looking forward to
fishing at Garrison Lake.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08
HAY CREEK ~CLODBUSTERS

The Hay Creek Clodbusters me-
at the home of Mr.. Glen Daniel
son, Monday, March % at 7:3C
pm. Gary Ludington, president
called the meeting TO order. The
pledges yer given. Roll call was
taken with each member giving
a household hint. The Secretary's
and treasures report was read by
jeanne Thorman and approved.
The selling of white canes was
discussed for Saturday, the 18th of
March. 1t was decided to have
the county nurse to come and
give a talk or demonstration at
the next meeting. Demonstra-
tons followed.
Singing and recreation was
then enjoyed. There were FL
members present, 3 leaders, and
5 visitors. Lunch was served.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mr.. Ed Thorman,
April 81.
Reporter, Ruth Ludington
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08
WILLING WORKERS

Saturday, April 4, at 200 pm
we met at Theresa Johnson:
house. There were 5 member:
present. The meeting opened with
the All pledge. Our roll call was
answered on no VITO take care OF
our clothing. There was no old
business. For u new business
we elected two new officers. Our
new reporter is Theresa Johnson
and secretary is Helen Berg. Mrs.
Lucille johnson our new leader
will help Mrs. Albrecht. Mrs.
Albrecht helped us plan our sew
ing baskets and we will work on
them at our next meeting.
We had one visitor, Lynn Slip.
After our meeting was adjourned
we played a game and Theresa
johnson served Root Beer and
cookies.
Reporter, Theresa Johnson
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08
4-H NEWS
EAGER BEAVER

The Eager Beaver All Club
met on Friday night at the Rau
School. After the meeting Mrs.
Janet Redgren talked to the girls
who are taking sewing on how
to chose their material and how
to straighten material. The girls
who are taking foods, baked some
very good cookies out of their
receipt book. They also had a
chance to try out the stove which
was recently purchased for the
school. 8here was pot lunck lunch
with Mrs. Bill Marker in charge
OF the coffee.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08
CLEVER CLOVER ETTS

The meeting of the Clever
Clover Fits was held on April
6, 1859, AIS pm. in the home of
Darleen and Judy Krejci.
Pledges we're given to the
American and All flags. And we
sang songs directed by our song
leaders Darleen Krejci and Cherie
Knaff.
One leader and seven members
were present with nine members
enrolled.
We talked over our projects
for this year.
The meeting was cloced and
lunch was served.
Price
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08
Power City

Mrs. Ray Thiel and son Delmer
have been on a two weeks trip
to Seattle washington. They ex-
pect to return home this Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Scheetz were
Sunday evening dinner guests al
the Ward Weaver home in Sidney
and all had a chance to talk on
the phone with Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Scheetz when they called from
Augusta Georgia.
Rose Swigart and her mother
went to Billings on Saturday
March % for an orthodental ap-
pointment.
Among those of this area who
went TO see the play THE Diary
of Anne Frank" Thursday night
were Mrs. Bill Badt and daugh-
ter's Patti and Barbara, Mrs. Alex
Rau Mrs. Henry Rau, Mr. and Mrs.
Ruben Hamburg and daughter
Karen. Others of this area went
TO hear Verle Lanier Montana's
1858 l. F. Y. E. delegate to Japan.
An inspirational Sunrise Service
for the intermediate Youth Fell
lowShip of the Methodist Church
was held at $50 am. on a hill
near Swigarts, breakfast was SER
we'd at the Swigart home. There
were % present and Easter Sun
day dinner guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Fournier, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Studies, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Johnson, Joan and Dick and
Mrs. Shirley Swigart and children.
Dinner guests the following even
ing were the George Scheetz FAM
Ily.
Visiting at the Robert Vester
nome is their son Robert Vester
IT., from Regina Sask. Canada.
Philip Scheetz was lucky and
Won one of the prizes given at the
John Deere show last Friday.
Dennis Rien, Bob Badt and
<ennie Scheetz were among those
Who attended the Youth Rally at
Highland Park Congregational
church Friday and Saturday.
Wilmer Rau's moved first of the
week to the Walter Hukill ranch
nd Hukills moved on their farm
he former Clarence Tenny place ,
coated about 10 miles East of Sid (,
.ey bridge. ;
Mrs. Pat McGrady, Mrs. George ,
'cheetz, Mrs. Henry Hamburg, '
nd Mrs. Ruben Hamburg all at |
ended the cancer kick off dinner !
asst Tuesday evening each of these |
aides will be working in her I
eighbor hood during cancer
rive this month.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08
Changes In Wheat
History Explained

Wheat growers were reminded
again this week that Legislative
changes affecting farm whea
history credit - a factor in farm
acreage allotment determination
T. become effective this year.
ut is important that farmers
know this and understand the
effect of these changes wher
planning their 1859 operations
Leo S. Kolstad, State ASC Ad-
ministrative officer explained
~Each wheat grower must decide
for himself whether to comply
or not comply with his farm allot-
ment but he needs all the facts to
guide his determination"
There IS no change, according
to Kolstad, in the method of COM
putting wheat history credit on
complying" farms : those where
the wheat acreage is equal to or
less than the farm allotment. On
these farms the wheat history
credit will be the allotment plus
the acreage considered diverted
from wheat, unless the farm allot-
ment is underplanted to release
stored excess wheat in which case
the wheat history credit will be
the wheat acreage plus a pro-
p~ortionate credit for diverted
acreage.
Producers on 'non-complying"
farms = those on which the wheat
acreage exceeds the farm allot-
ment = having a farm marketing
excess of wheat have two choices:
1. Pay the farm marketing
penalty and receive wheat history
credit equal to the 1859 farm
or
2. Deliver the marketing excess
to the Secretary OF Agriculture
Or store it on the farm under bond
or in a warehouse. If stored in a
the warehouse receipt
must be deposited with the
County ASC Office. If the excess
IS stored or delivered, the farm
wheat history credit will be COM
outed as for a complying farm.
# the stored wheat is later de-
under conditions which
make the producer liable for all
,r part of the penalty, the farm
allotment becomes the farm wheat
There will also be farms on
which the allotment is exceeded
,ut on which there will be no
marketing excess, Kolstad stated.
would be because the farm
exempt from marketing quotas
r because the per ere yield is so
that the producers request for
of excess resulted in a
determination that the actual pro-
uction was less than the normal
of the farm allotment.
n such case, the farm wheat
llotment will become the farm
yheat history for the year.
These r basic points in con-
ection with farm history which
should consider, Kolstad
aid. They are in addition to
rice support and marketing pen
lty considerations. Farmers de-
more detailed information
bout any of these points or their
pplication to Individual farm
perations are invited to visit
leir County ASC Office.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08
HANDY HARDY

The Handy Hardy All Club
held their meeting at Hardy
SSchool on April 6. For the White
Cane drive our club collected
$4,000. Demonstrations were given
by Linda Petersen on How to
Clean windows properly. Also
gave a health talk on how to
care for the ears. Darlene Hen
dersen on how TO boil an egg.
Darlene Hundtoft on how to make
egg fluff.
Reporter, Darlene Hundtoft
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08
NOTICE

Our office will be closed April
IS, IA, and is while we attend the
dental convention in Minneapolis.
DR.. l. J. Peterson
DR.. Ivan Peterson, Jr.
l2-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08

The whiz who is always on the
verge of making a million dollars
never realizes he has to make
a thousand dollars first.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08

Beware of statesmen who
threaten to give you something.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08

Use Renosal tablets for healthier
Chicks HAS Growth Factor added.
Prevents coccidiosis. Gel them at
TURNER DRUG
11-Ifr
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to DR.. P~ennepacker
and the Community Memoria,
Hospital nursing staff for the
wonderful care rendered our hus-
band and father, John Krappman,
ST., during his recent illness. Our
heartfelt thanks also TO all our
friends, neighbors and relatives
whose cards, flowers, gifts and
visits meant so much to all of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krappman,
Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krappman,
Jr. and family. 12-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-08

Life is no more puzzling to
man than death, but it has greater
popular support.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-11
Three Beauties Tie In Talent Competitor Of
 Miss America Pageant

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, R-An unprecedented three-way tie eli maxed the talent competition of the Miss American Pageant We'd nesday night.
 Talent winners were Miss Pen nsylvania, Miss Connecticut and Miss District of Columbia. At the same time, Miss Washington took the swimsuit award and all four contestants were thus assured of at least a $1,0O0 scholarship.
 Miss Pennsylvania, 21-year-old Lois Janet Piercy of Springfield, Pa, won the judges favor in art and music.
 A tractor figured in Miss Con- necticut's efforts.
 Spectators craned their necks as Diana Martha Klug, 21, of Torrington, Conn, rumbled on stage atop a tractor, which she is proficient in operating.
 Virginia Noble Pailes, blonde, 21-year-old Miss District of Col umbia, won acclaim for her ren- dition of Tt All Depends On You"
 Miss Washington; Sharon Joyce Vaughn, 21, of Seattle won the swimsuit competition in white bathing costume. Miss Vaughn is a senior at the University of Washington, stands feet ' inches and measures 36-22-36.
 On Saturday night, Miss Am erica herself will be crowned as successor to this years title hold CT, Mary Ann Mobley of Brandon, Miss. With the title goes $10,000 in scholarships and an estimated $75,00O in personal appearance dates. The "losers" will split up $26,OO0 in scholarships.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-11
Bitter Notes Are Exchanged By
 India and China

NEW DELHI, R-A bitter ex- change of notes between India and Red China was laid before Parliament here Thursday and Prime Minister Nehru said Pre- mier Chou En Lai's latest letter added fuel to the border crisis.
 "Step by step their policy has become more rigid" Nehru said.
 Each nation accused the other of aggression and each demanded that the other withdraw it's forces from frontier areas whose owner ship is in dispute. India offered one concession - to make the Longju area a temporary no mans land pending negotiation.
 Both sides renewed their claims to Longju, the isolated post which Red Chinese troops seized nearly two weeks ago in a gunfight with Indian frontier guards. The Chi nese warned India against trying to retake it.
 In his letter Chou charged that Indians, not the Chinese, actually were the "trespassers'' in border incidents, and were shielding Tibetan rebel bandits along the frontier. Many Tibetan refugees from Communist rules have fled to India.