davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-08-29

lever people will recosnize the
value in this 3-bedroom RAM
bier with a party-size recreation
sumo; all for g mere S1s,95O.
Evening star., 1960-08-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CHEVY CHASE - Dutch colonial
bedrms. and 2 baths, sep. din
rm.. full bsmt.; lot 50x2O0 witt
trees and fencing: his patio
furn. or unfurn; mr.. school: lov
20s. Moving TO Florida. Call OIL
2-T9s7.
CHEVY CHASE, nr. Leland JT
High-o-bedrm. stucco bungalow
Finished bsmt.. gas heat. scr. pch
gar, S16,500. Financed by OWN
Err. OIL. 4-32s2.
CHEVY CHASE-For only S26.950
you can live in this fine residen,
tial community, only short wall
to all schools and transportation
3 large bedrooms. . baths, Lowell!
porch, garage. See today! EN-
.-S206. DIsTRICT-MARYLANI
REALTY. INC, ewes, OIL. 4-2l5l
CHEVY CHASE. betw. the clubs
Lee. brk. house on deep woodec
lot: z bedrms. 3 baths; spacious
rms throughout: low 4Os. To see
call Mrs. Higbie, OIL. 2-s77S
STOEVER- -HAWLEY CO., Realtors
Evening star., 1960-08-29
BUILDERS CLOSE-OUT
G. A, SCHLESINGER CO.
CHEVY CHASE
$16,950

White frame Colonial Owner anx-
ious to sell. Immediate occupan-
cy. Large living room, separate
dining room, enclosed porch on
front. kitchen with breakfast nook
3 bedrooms on second; full base
ment. Call WO. $4,000 It'll q pm.
EDW H. JONES & CO., INC,
CHEVY CHASE-S?3.5OO. Charm
ing remodeled older home. Close
in. Low COS. Living rm.. dining
rm.. breakfast rm., modernized
kitchen. bedrm., or den, and bath,
1st-f. 3bedrms. and bath. UP.
Nice lot. Garage. BIILINGSLEY
REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326. ewes.
EN-. 3-a56S
CHEVY CHASE-New listing; Nr.
Western ave. Quick one-fare trans.
to D. C. Lovely excel. cond. g.
bedrm. rambler; . baths, scr. pch..
gar. Upper COS. BETHESDA
HOMES. INC, OIL. 4-s104: ewes.
Evening star., 1960-08-29
WHEATON 3.bedrm hrick ran

WOOD DACRES-Much Sought aftci
3-bedroom, @-bath brick Colonia
on lovely treed lot: only | block
to Mass. ave. transportation Largt
den with powder room, garage
modern kitchen with eating space
Only s:93n; EN-. c-s20G. DIS.
Eve nT
Evening star., 1960-08-29

ven the skeptics will recognize
the real value OF this 3-bedrm
Colonial, nr. Franklin and Univ.
blvd, with full bSmt. and side
screened porch: so convenient,
yet so private, and so low priced
at Sl6,950.
Evening star., 1960-08-29
AVONDALE TERRACE

VACANT! Quick possession.
Stately brick Colonial on at
tractive corner lot: Gear
det. garage; 3 bedrms., sep.
din rm, Ia baths, finished
bsmt.; Al cond; move in
before school; only Sl9.950,
terms.
Evening star., 1960-08-29
List Your Home With
KORZENnOPEEp

Of 4-s11,
BETHESDA BRADLEY BLVD
Spacious all-brick 3-bedrm.. 2h
eath rambler. Walking distanc
70 shopping ctr, schools and bus
wen iandscsped. fenced level lot
Priced IN the mid 20s. Easy f
costs.
F. W. BERENs SALES. INC.
HA c-4SOO
Evening star., 1960-08-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
(coNTINUEo)
BETHESDA AREA
HOMES

LII 44A5OOA A4lCA
HOMES
Sl7050-Newly decor, s.
bedrm. Cape Cod in wooded
setting, liv. rm. with firepl.,
sep. din. rm.. new kit. full
bsmt., an excellent value in
close-in location.
S21,000-UnuSually gracious
home, beautifully decor.
throughout, 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial, sep. din. rm.. nice
kit. full bsmt., "a bath. scr.
porch.
S@6,750-Immaculate brick
Colonial. 3 twin-sIzed bed
rms, . baths. center entr.,
formal din. rm., eluip kit.
with pantry and brkfSt area,
powder rm. on 1st FIR, full
bsmt, scr. porch. garage.
S32,950-Immaculate 4-bed-
rm.. 3-bsth brick rambler
on deep wooded yard. Patio
with flrepl., center entr,,
liv. rm. with firepl., huge
elec kit. rec. rm above
sround level with flrepl.
S44. 4.500-Custom split-leyel
of Bradley blvd, iiv. rm.,
with cathedral ceiling. for
NAL din. rm, family sized
kit. with brkfst. area, 3
twin-sized bedrms.. paneled
study, 3 full baths, rec. rm.,
gear Garase.
$45.500-5- bedrm.. 3-bath.
brick Colonial less than /
yr. old. walking distance to
St. Bartholomew's. split
foyer entr.. fireplS.. in liv,
rm. and sound proofed play
rm., formal din. rm.. all-elec.
kit, with brkfst. area. mas
ter bedrm has sliding glass
doors to rear yard, garage,
palisades fence.
Evening star., 1960-08-29
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY MUST SELL-Vacant
super-s!ze, 3-bedrm. home w/sep.
Gin nm, lge. equipped kit, fun
bsnlt. w/rec rm.; many extras.
One trust financing with $3.50
down; owner will pay part Of set.
tlement costs; immediate poss.
Chance for YOU, Sl4.9OOl"
Evening star., 1960-08-29

ow you renters and young fami-
lies can enjoy the luxury OF a
hne 3-bedroom brick rambler,
with rec. rm, and fully equip.
kit, by assuming a GI loan.
S11,500.
Evening star., 1960-08-29

2 2 II T @ VT EN- Ibo NO I.
BETHESDA, Old Maplewood section,
; blks: N1H-Cape Cod: 4 bedrms
oathS, oeaut. trees: conv. De-
public school; excel. cond.; Sill
500 OWNER OIL. o-1SIS
Evening star., 1960-08-29
HOUSES UNFuRN. TO RENT

ALEX.-Ideal 3-bedrm.. 1-bath
ramb. rec. rm.. full bSmt.; schs
and shop. ctr. nearby; Sl?5 mo,
GOVT. EMPL. REALTY CO., SO
A-3ls0 and OIL. 6-171a
ALEX, Rosemont Area = 2-bedrm
brick row house, fenced yards: va
CANT: S95 per mo. XII. S-3147 aft,
8 pm.
Evening star., 1960-08-29

ou will appreciate the prestige
custom rambler is situated, in
Burnt Mills. Hot-water Dashboard
heat, breeZeway-porch. gar, 3 lee
bedrms with twin closets, plus
spacious family rm. in basement
and splend didly Handicapped
grounds Owner will take back
the financing. S2S QSO
Evening star., 1960-08-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

oLNEY AREA-New WILLIAMSBURG
Colonial, 4 bedrms., ga taths, .
car sar., mod. kit. ia-acre lot:
immed. occupancy. 10. $500.
HUGH T. PECK, lI246 Georgia Ave.
Trsde-Call for Free Appraisal
PARKWOoD AREA-Vacant. Move
in with deposit on this 3-bedrm.,
brick rambler. Living room with
kit. with table space. full bSnt..
CHESTER KELLER WooDMooR
AGENCY CORP, JU. 5-7l00, 8
ROCK CREEK PALISADES - A.
neorm. brick house, . tile baths,
lge. rec. rm., lge. liv. rm., din. l.;
| priced $4,000. dn. pymt., S1,500;
mo. pymt., Sl29 plus taxes. You
pay taxes. settlement costs, as
sumo trust 70 move in. 1903
Dewey rd., VII. 6-3329.
ROCK CREST, KEYED TO con-
VENIENCE-3- bedrm. rambler; nr.
schools and shopping: $500 dn.
HUGH T. PECK, GA. 4-6575.
R9SkXILLE sSENp nE 1Nfs NOT 4 DINE Nj, TO
sep. din. rm.; firepl., full bsmt 4,
J LOls l0l, U.
HUGH T. PECK, GA. 4-6565.
ROCKVILLE = Assume large GI
loan on lovely 4-bedrm Cape Cod.
full bsmt.. fenced lot, :jo-dsy pos
session. LO. 5-2990.
HUGH T. PECK. II24s Georcia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
RoCKVILLE-3 bedrms.. sep din.
nm, lEe. kit. bsmt. and level lot
$4,000 and oK'D 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUsKIN g. CO. Lo. 5-20o5
ROCKyILLE.TWINBROOK = In
maculate 4-bedrm. Cape Cod. Full
bsmt. Fenced lot Quick possess
sion. Priced S16,25O. Call
S. E. BoGLEY, INC.
PO. 2-6151
ROCKVILLE AREA-Lovely custom
6-rm. brk. rambler. with paneled
ssme Tsf r9 sis6eo }socea q lsVeI osh i9t' Asf As
ing s19,5O0. BEERS BROS. JU.
SILVER SPRING, close in-All-
plan, formal din. rm.. garage,
porch, den. barbecue, many extras
c P. FLETCHER. OPEN SO. 10.
5-4617.
Sill. sPG.-S50O dn.; 4-bedrm. Cape
Cod, bSmt.; ] blk all cows: 500
mo. ALLEN REALToR. 10. 5-la5O.
SILVER SPRING-Home and 2 lots.
brick Colonial; 3 bedrms., . full
lge. liv. rm. with firepl.; sep. din.
rm. Sl9,950; extra wooded lot
terms FREDERICK w BERENS
SALES. INC, JU. 7-1700 til 2.
SILVER SPRING-Brick rambler
3 bedrms., . full baths, Ice. liv.
rm. with firepl, huge kit. nm
Toll House: go $50 owner wants var
! an offer. FREDERICK W. BERENS,
/ SALES. INC, JU. 7-17Oo, til g.
SILVER SPRING-An Immaculate
! split-level home on 94-acre lot
| located in springbrook Manor
! Home contains bedrms. 2Ia
baths, vell-equipped kit, sep. din
rm. and den. screened-in carport
/ local for children and entertain
| ing. Cal JU. 5-4322: ewes. JU. s.
$500. LAWRENCE V. LUTEs co.
SILVER SPRING-Near -Four Cor
nsrs' Brick sne colonial : bedrms'
di1 liz baths d.n liv. ,ii1 Trn' frspl .,n.1 iss
] uln. IT1.. Obn, 1Ull DSmt.. lenCeQ
lovely lot, 5000 dn
JOSEPH s. DEVEREUX. INC.
REALTOR LO. 5.49SS
SILVER sPRING-Brick and stone
/ rambler; center-hall plan; l ACRE
! OF SPRINGTIME GREENERY, full
bsmt.. attached garage; priced in
20s. LO. 5-2990.
HUGH T. PECK. 11246 Georsia Ave.
Trade-Call for Free Appraisal
SILVER SPRING - Stop looking
for that 2-bath rambler. This is
it. Walkout bsmt.. and intercom.
system. Priced below the 2-bsth
house. 10. 5-299O.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georsia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
SUMMERS spacious bedrms., 2
baths. den, Law. rec. rm.. garage.
/ Priced in the 30s. Gail H. A.
GILL d SON, FE. $4,000. Ewes,
EN-. 3-l553
CITMNFP
Evening star., 1960-08-29
ROBERT E LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000

KENSINGTON 4 and 5-bedrm
homes. Tremendous living area
flrepl.. paneled rec rn., full bsmt
pa baths. sep. din. rm. As low
as So 500. DIRECTIONS: Conn
Newport Mill rd.. then to Denielo
rd. IN Dewey rd, right | blk. tc
Spruell drive. right to Byrd rd
left TO furnished model. Open daily
10 am. til dark. RA. 3-6466 and
WIZ oOAS0
Evening star., 1960-08-29
ROCK CREST, KEYED TO CON

ROCKVILLE AREA-Lovely custom
6-rm. brk. rambler with paneleo
rec. rm., fenced level lot. As.
sumo $4,000 41aea loan. Ask
ing S19,500. BEERS BROS, JU
5-76lu
Evening star., 1960-08-29

BETHESDA. near Kenwood PIX.
Landon Woods twin bedrms
22 paths, Brick split level 3 yrs
old. Beautiful corner lot. Frenct
doors opening to outside patio
Must see the home to appreciate
S32 800. LO. 5-49SS: ewes. EN-
S-p4Q9
Evening star., 1960-08-29
soCK CREEK PALISADES

bedrm. brick house, 9 tile baths
lge. rec. rm., lse. liv. rm., din. L;
priced S22,500. dn. pymt., S1,500
mo. pynt., Sl29 plus taxes. You
pay taxes. settlement costs, as.
sumo trust 70 move in. l120d
Dewey rd.. VII 6-332q.
Evening star., 1960-08-29

SILVER SPRING, close in-All.
brick Colonial; true center hal
plan, formal din. rm.. garage
porch, den, barbecue, many extras
c P. FLETCHER. OPEN 80. 10
Evening star., 1960-08-29

CHEVERLY
Schools are handy and COM
fort will be yours in this
brand-new well-planned Co.
lonisl; 3 nice-sized bedrms.,
good closet space. sep din.
rm.. den. de luxe kit. scr.
porch. full bsmt.: an exclu-
sive area Of fine homes; only
Smyrna times., 1960-06-16
CTS Home Loans
DeadIine July 25

World War ii veterans have
less than two more months, un-
der present law, to apply for CT
home, farm or business loans,
Sumner 6. Whittier, Admins
traitor of Veterans Affairs, re-
minded veterans today. The
deadline is July rs, 1860.
Once application is made, an
additional year will be allowed
to process the loan, MIR. Whit
tier added. Thus the loan can
be actually closed as late as
July 25, 1861.
Under the present law, World
War II veteran participation in
the CT loan program will close
with these two deadline dates
mentioned above.
Mr.. Whittier stressed that
Smyrna times., 1960-06-16

neither of these dates apply to-
Korean-conflict veterans VIII o.
have until January 81, 1865, to
make CT loan applications.
(World War ii veterans who
also served during the Korean
conflict period are considered to
be Korean veterans for loan
purposes.)
More than 5 million World
War ii veterans have taken ad-
vantage of the CT Bill loan pro-
gram since it came into effect
on June %, 1914. These loans
had a total face value of $40.8
billion.
Also due to expire on July
rs, 1860, is the direct loan pro-
gram which was set up for vet
Grams in rural areas and small
cities and towns where guaran-
teed loans were not generally
available.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-16

with weeds.
7. Watch for sudden changes
in the road surface. One mo-
ment you may be on blacktop,
the next moment skidding in
loose gravel.
8. Stop when a school bus
stops ahead of you and proceed
again only after it's in motion.
9. Watch out for pedestrians
and bicyclists. And when you
enter a small town, watch out
for children playing along the
roadside.
10. Stay calm when dogs
chase your car. Heed Danger
Deer Crossing" signs.
There's only one way to
drive on rural roads," said the
Council, and that's as if you
were blazing a new trail.
Expect any hazard. Chances
are you won't be Disappointed
Smyrna times., 1960-06-16
Rural Motoring Can Be Refreshing,
But Keep Eye Peeled For Unexpected

What's it like driving on rural
roads? "At times it can be a lit
tie like exploring another plan
et," said the National Safety
Council today.
Even if you use rural roads
a lot" said the Council, "cruis-
ing along smooth highways at
so m.p.h. may make you over
confident when you reach Sec
ondary roads. And you may fail
to keep an eye peeled for the
unexpected"
What could loom up around
the very next curve?
"A two-foot chuckhole, a
slow-moving tractor, flock OF
Smyrna times., 1960-06-16

chickens, or someone coming
out of a side lane," said the
Council.
Because almost three times as
many persons are killed each
year in rural traffic accidents as
in urban areas, the Council Of
fers 10 tips on rural motoring:
Blacktop Deceiving
l. Slow down right away
when you reach gravel or dirt
roads. And don't let country
blacktop fool you-you may hit
a hole or a bump and land in a
ditch.
2. Always stay on the right
side of the road on country
Smyrna times., 1960-06-16

curves-and on city curves, too.
8. When going up a hill, slow
down, keep to the right and
honk your horn to warn another
car that might be in the middle
of the road on the other side of
the hill.
A. Watch out for farm We
hicles darting out from drive
ways. Start slowing down the
minute you see such vehicle
in your lane ahead.
5. Slow down when approach
ing a bridge-many are too mar
row for two cars at the same
time. If a car approaches a
bridge the same time you do,
don't try to beat it across. Stop
and wait until it crosses. You'll
live longer!
Vision Blinded
6. Come to dead stop at in
tersections. The few existing
stop signs often are overgrown
Evening star., 1960-09-25

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inner bonds erose tummy buIees. NyIon and
cotton in white. Size 26 to 36.--12.50
She'll contour cup bro with Iocy net elastic
circles for oil doy fit and comfort. 81 to SO,
3.95
Evening star., 1960-09-25
pSTsR pan

Network" the new long leg ponty
erdIe that oIwoys stoys in ploce under
socks, tight skirt, Removes lower leg bulees,
no motter how active the weorer- sos
Peter Pan BuiId-up bro. It's new! The cups
ore lined with pIenium, uplifting but light
as feother White or black. 3236. -3.95
Evening star., 1960-09-25

%1o~}!+
"Skippy" Ponty GrdIe with super control
to firm natures own curves. New type seom-
ing gives more control, moves as weorer
moves, woist sImmino bond and Iocy front.
S, NJ
Life" Bro in new version with Life
Lift petoI to lift the bosom firmly but gently
=. insure adaptable fit. Sizes 81 to SO. A
B-c ----3.00
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
18th Anniversary of United Nations

TODAY IS UNITED NATIONS DAY. The U. N.
Charter has been in effect since 1945 and pledges
to maintain international peace and security, to
operate in establishing political economic and social
conditions favorable to these detectives.
It is the sounding board for all nations and has
done much to hold its members together when those
who do not like it's policies would tear it apart.
Mr. K talks peace but ridcules the biggest force
ever assembled which keep the peace It could be
that his recent trip to the U.S,A he saw for himself
that Russia has long way to go and lot to accom-
plish before it catch up with captalistc America
Perhaps he realizes that it catch up until
its people free people like Americans, and in his
ranting and ravir1g he actually is showing his jealousy
and despair Perhaps Mr. K believes because the Am
erican press gives him lots of publicity that the
American people believe what he shouts Perhaps he
does not know that Americans also remember
Poland, East Germany, Hungary and other countries
and know how they Jared under Communist rule
Alaskans are keenly aware of the Importance of
the UN as the 10th State is the stepping stone which
will protect the free world from aggression should
it ever he necessary Alaskans fully franchised
hold the U.N in high respect, remember its accom-
plishments in the past Is years
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
Cuba Charges US.
Planes Preparing For
Invasion of Island

HAVANA, R-The Cuban gov
eminent said Saturday it has re-
ceiVed a US. note charging Cuba
painted American flags and in
sigma on five Cuban planes for
some unspecified reason. A for
eign office note rejected the pro-
test as malicious and false"
A bitterly Worded note to US.
Ambassador Philip Bonsal accused
the United States of espionage
and of planting the report to hide
alleged us. plans for an invasion
of Cuba from Guatemala.
The Cuban note was signed by
acting Foreign Minister Carries
Olivares, who mentioned a U. S.
note calling attention to the mat
ter. No such American note has
been disclosed by the us. en-
bassy here, although reports have
circulated here in the last few
days that five Cuban air force
transports at San Antonio de Los
Banos, an air base near Havana,
had been painted with American
flags and identification.
The Cuban note charged Bonsa1
sent his note mixed in with other
documents in the hope it would
be overlooked and go unanswered.
Olivares said planes in Guate-
mala and Florida now are being
readied for an attack on Cuba and
are masquerading as Cuban
planes. Actually, he charged, they
are yankee" planes.
The Cuban News Agency has
reported repeatedly that Ameri-
can planes have been concen-
trated in Guatemala for an in
vasion of Cuba by anti Castro
forces.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
#MUSHIN'
THROUGH
WASHINGTON
Associated Press Special Service

Associated Press Special Service
WASHINGTON, R- Alaska is
advancing in its program to pre-
pare disabled persons for success
full employment under the state
federal vocational rehabilitation
program.
Although the states record in
numbers of those rehabilitated is
small, its increase in successful
work is we'll above the national
average, according to report
from the Department of Health,
Education and Welfare.
During the 1860 fiscal year
there were 54 persons rehabili-
tated in Alaska compared with AS
in the previous year.
That gave Alaska an increase of
20 per cent, compared with ma
tional gain of 9 per cent.
Alaska had % rehabilitatants
per 100000 population compared
Will IllS lldtlOlldl SldSC VI 10.
Federal grants to Alaska to fur
Their the program totaled $113,510
during fiscal 1860 to which the
state added ST., 800. In the cur
rent year, $167,850 in federal
money is available for Alaska
which must supply $109,033 to re-
ceive that sum.
Mary Lee Council, administra-
tive assistant to Sen. E. L. Bartlett,
came here in November, 1910 to
work for two years. She's still at
it 20 years later.
Mary Lee, who calls Cordova
her home town, first came here
as secretary to the late Alaska
delegate Anthony J. Dimond.
When he became a federal judge
four years later, she went to work
for Bartlett when he served as
delegate.
Daughter of the late DR.. w. W.
Council, of Cordova and Juneau,
Mary Lee credits the start of her
Washington career to an acciden-
tai gunshot wound and a chance
conversation.
About 1910, she said, Dimond
shot himself in the leg while
hunting and was found in bad
shape three days later by Indians
who took him. to Cordova where
he was treated by DR.. Council.
Dimond thereafter credited
Mary Lees father with saving his
life. o.=..4 - ~ 1855.
In 1910, the two men were
talking and Dimond casually men,
toned he needed a secretary. DR..
Council suggested his daughter.
Rep. Ralph j. Rivers has a new
employee in his office. She plans
to become a resident of Alaska in
couple of years.
She's Mrs. Richard Carolyn
McVeigh whose husband attends
the Georgetown University Law
School.
Richard, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur McVeigh, of Fairbanks, is
a native of that city and the
couple plan to move to Alaska
when he completes his studies.
The two, who have a 10-months-
old son, met and were married in
Bermuda where Carolyn's father
was on duty with the Air Force.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
WHAT is A CHAMBER OF COMMERCE?

Why, it's the jeweler on the corner,
The druggist down the street;
The lady with the gift shop,
~ The banker that you meet;
The man who runs the plant in town,
The service station man; v t-75i
The shoe-man baker, barber,
The guy who fixes fans;
The doctor on his daily calls,
The auto dealer, too;
The florist, farmer, lawyer -.
In other words, it's YOU!
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
Commerce Secty. Mueller
Refuses to Call Business
Slump a Recession

CIuIH1D q AGCASSSIOlH
HOT SPRINGS, Va, R,-Secre-
tary of Commerce Frederick H
Mueller, meeting Saturday with
100 of the biggest names in indus
try, refused to label the fall bust
ness hesitation a recession. He
predicted better business ahead.
Despite the drop of most bust
ness indexes in September, Muel-
Ter said national output will more
than regain its lost ground before
the end of the year. 1t then will
hold at record high plateau I'M
til mid 1861, he forecast, and
thereafter climb sharply
Mueller said most of the major
corporation heads who made up
the Commerce Departments Bust
ness Advisory Council, meeting
behind closed doors with him
here, are Exceedingly optimis-
tic"
But reporters found some who
said privately they considered the
country to be going through
mild, brief recession. The coun-
ellis head, board chairman Ralph
J. Cordiner of General Electric
Co., agreed generally with Muel-
Ter.
~ don't think of it as a recess
sion," Cordiner said. He described
the letdoWn as IAN adjustment
from inflation"-a fall marked by
weakened consumer demand
which, he said, is characteristic of
the end of a rapid inflationary
advance.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
Norway Tells Russia
Keep Hands Off

OSLO, Norway, R-NorWegian
Foreign Minister Harvard Lange
today told the Russians to keep
their hands off Norway and sug-
gesed that further Soviet threats
may make Norway reconsider her
present policy.
Afer giving Parliament a report
on the U.N. General Assembly
session in New York, Lange ac-
cused the Soviet Union of waging
an offensive of threats and pro-
paganda causing unrest in the
country.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24

Ed Randall. who purchased the
Florin Rhode plane, is doing some
practice flying with Tony Schultz,
Wien-based pilot.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-22

NEW CANTON. April 81 =
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harris took
his mother, Mrs. Harris, to
Washington, D. c. Sunday where
she took train for St. Louis,
Mo-. to visit her daughter. She
will go from there to her old
home in Arkansas. She will re-
turn home in several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Deane had
an Of their children, in-laws, and
grandchildren with them Sum-
day. They attended services at
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. SUM-
day morning. Charles Rockwell
a friend of Barbara Kolcum
was a guest in the same home.
Miss Ruby Pearl Apperson
and Roy Loving. of Careysbrook
spent the week end with her aunt
Mrs. P. A. Huxter, and family
Of Battlefield Park, Henrico
County.
Mr. and Mrs. viii LlellWyn, of
B Il k n g h m. visited her
n1ohter. Mrs. w. T. Childress on
Sunday.
Mrs. John Anderson. of Char
lottcsville. formerly of here, en-