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BErHRSDA-New, beautiful Colo
NAL split-level; lge. liy. rm.. sep.
din. rm., kitchen with breakfast
space: 4 bedrms., 8 baths; walk TO
NH: mid-30s. o. r. SMITH a.
ass;cs ssos' oSsD CO. oac NC. OIL. s-e47s;
BETHESDA - An excellent value.
Gracious brick Colonial wi3 bed
ims.' baths. sep. din. rm., mod.
kit, fun bsmt,. scr. porch, garage.
Newly decor. and floors refinished.
yss. ysfsns srAEToaR AfEaTSaSO o. koss7FSP9S iIs7I1 ,II
BETHESDA- Contemporary ram
bier. Liv. rm. v/firepi. wall, sep.
din: rm.,. 3 bedrms.. IN baths.
Walk 70 transp. and schools, VIII
sell rHA SIC. $50. BETHESDA
HOMES, NC OIL. 4-Sl04: ewes,
OIL. 2.2570.
BETHESDA = $3.50 dp, on this
charming Dutch Colonial. located
minis. from NH; . bedrms., sep.
11in. 1in. fmt lge; Nv. rm:. tsble-spsee
.Se! lot stsy n%s: snsSs 1ond IsnS:e;sid sss
REAIfcks. leE fScakisssCj ~, ssElsSS 1850. REALTY
D1A H6oUA - Ebullly ptUeklnk up
makes this an excellent purchase
for you. 2-yr.-oid custom brick
split-level In community Of fine
homes. 3 twin-siSed hedrms., 9
baths on upper level; study or 4th
bedrm. and full bath on mesa
nine, rec. I'm. shove ground level
w/firepl.: big elec. kit. 2-car ga
rage, beautiful carpetinR $42,7b0.
kORzENDORFER. REALTOR, OIL.
4-Sl11 til q.
BETHESDA, qeorgetown Village
3.bedrm, 1h.bath brick rambler.
Under $4,000. Lge. screen porch,
otf-St. parking. near Wildwood
shopping center. public and paro-
chial sehls. Excel. financing avail
eeIIe. FEANk 8. PHILLIPS, INC,
Oh 2.7006; ewes, OIL. 6-S076.
BETHESDA (Wyngate)-3.bedroom
brick Colonial: vacant: 3 blocks
TO 81. james and bus: SlS,050.
excellent financing.
ANDRlS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 till Q
BETH.-NEW brick ctr, -hsll Colo
nial; 27x16 liv. .rm. w/firepl.. 1Sx
IL din. rm,,. pwdr. rm.. 4 lge. bed
rms, 2 baths up; 34-ft. rec: rm.
wifirepl. See 1t now and choose
your own colors: S32,Qb0.
ANDRIs REALTY. oil. 2.o070 Til 8
BETHESDA; Parkwood: vacant
Brick rambler. rumpus room, lge.
lot. Assume excel. loan. Sl6,eb0.
ANDRlS REALTY, OIL, s2-9070 till 2
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp;
CONTINUED

BRADLEY BLVD. EST, AREA
LArve split-level on y acre; big
kit, best equipment. . bedrms.,
2 baths, upstairs: den OF bedrm., i
bath downstairs. fin. family rM.
soaLEY ssaa LtElsYiPot 81 Hb iSe sans7s a. s.7sJS
BR0OKVILLE; l5-aere estate-s.
bedrm.. 2-bath brick rambler;
Dashboard h.-w-h., fuil bsmt.. with
4th bedrm. and ige. rec. nm, aliI
gituated among rolling woods, Of
fertng hunting and fishing: S2e,.I
500 and "OKd 4 TRADE"
KEN pRUSKIN q CO. 10. 6-20O6
BUDGET WISE, neat 3-bedrm. ram.
becue, only. Sl3,250, ConV. Rock.
stBuRSHN PRoP2RaTiEs Mor.
AUKNT MILLS EeTATEs, best buy
In the area-LoVely Spiit-leVd W
stepdovn liv. nm. and sep. din. Tm. :,
3 nlee-sized bedrms.. 2h baths.
FAMILY ROOM. Trades invited.
FIRST WITH TIE IL FINEST
CAN'T QUALIFYf You can On this.
Charming 3-bedrm. Colonial can
Be yours for only $3.50 down;
owner will arrange balance Of n.
nanctng.. Fiu basement. sep. din.
area. sls.SSo. 80: 'e eah Ec. ccr seSs9s. SSs9s.'
Shannon & Luchs
Nd. Office. Realtors since 1905
CHIyY rcI.a,,.. GMAsE; ,J% Jcnss RI SNFiags as "a; q
S-bedrm. brk. rambler. attractive
" set on . quiet court. Large liv.
rm. with unusual firepl.. enclosed
patio and gardens. lovely rec. Tm.
with den; $2S.960 End us worth
m0tf. ;. W. y lsEsarNs, Rs.ltOr.
1927 fenton St.. 9. q. JU. 7.7700
CREVY CnASE-Center-haii brick
Colonial. close TO. Transportation;
den. powder room. de- luxe kit.
on LIST: g bedfms-. 2 baths on
End: stairs to storage attic: zee.
reation room, gear garage; priced
sa7sSo. y ~ I'd %tifzfER In REaiToRs. 2 S EA
CHEVY CHAsE-3-bedrm. brk. Co
lonial. 1st-floof den and powder
rm.. rec: rm. with fifepl.. 2-caE
gaIage.. Good finaneing. IN excel
SURToN-KEILEiSH. id 'SS oi. e-446s
CHEVY CHASE. M6.-AttractiVe
cor. lee. level lot; flowers, trees,
Shrubbery; mod. bedrmS.. 2
baths dst' 81 heat, gar; reas.
Tsts prisss; mt mid-SG9s S9r,. 4 Fcod buy; e..
Ma. S:ss79: ewes. W0. 6-9l00.
CHEVY CHASE, n. Attention.
honeymooners list or 2nd)-epa-
ctous two-bedfoom brick rambler
on large Level corner lot. Fire
T'fsh.I f9eI: sepssise ,S eippins ps room. mod.
S23. 900. THOMAS Z. PHiiLIPS
CO.. Realtors. 10, 5-i0l4.
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE NeVIy
! bstSs. PIis. s Sss.So6. g. SsohO8Rs. csII W..
JONES q Co. NC.
CHEVY CHAsE-Briek Colonial OF
SSqss SSS ss.h 5 On e End Is ptli re-. Sssrns rS
FRANK g. PHHLIPs, NC. 'o 81
2-7OOe: ewes. o.. 6-Sn7e,
CHEVY CHASE, WEST - Immacu.
late eenter-hall Colonial Of cut.
standing stand Snalsy ,v,L Loics S.s, q yin: Vim:
2nd FIR. library. ~ baths, spaei.
Gus LIST flr. gith De luxe kitchen
and breakfast rm. Recreation fm.
garage and delightful surround
tngs, THIS HOME Is A REMARK.
ABLE BUY AT S35, 900. Cal eui
uptown office. KE. 7-lS00 I'll Z
pm; tafter 9 Pm, call Wo
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CONLEY
$40, ,000-$25,000
Home of the Day

Brk: Care Cod, Ct. johns Parish.
4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, Rec. Room,
4 Air-Cend. Units: Equip. Kitchen.
Name Your Financingl Vacant
$22.960 and We Take Trades
JAS. C. coNLEY CO.. REALTORS
- JU. 9-4l34
CONN. AVE. ESTATES - Iminsc-
ulste 3-bedrm. rambler on A.scre
lot; earport, 1.ton cir condition
er: Anchor-fenced; many fruit
trees: close to public and paro.
shisi schools. MANovILL REALTY.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wiSef The perfect combination-a
frozen fatrYiaud TO view from Q
cogy fire: h.-w. radiant heat TO
keep you snug Cat only $3.50 o W.
In 0 brick rambler with 3 twin
bedrms.. den-poreh for u. ..round
pleasure; $4,000 loan at S2l 800.
q BERRIES OF. 2-S2l3
AMER. N., " y GAask H..s.rl AHA. ~! sso.eSoE, 30,
moreland cir. 2 blks. to bus.
Charming white brk, with slate
roof. Living rm. with firepiace plus
large den on LIST floor: 3 bedrms.
nursery and 2 baths on Pad poof:
PAS s1:sms1s .sn:.a E's &. 1StW.ssr sS Ter, heat
Ssa. I' oG e., s,ssz7.9 M = tRSNk Rsn ). PHI AfG-
LIPS, INC. nI T.l411
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SPRTNHTIEI,n

OEN1NOEIELU :
Very spacious new Colonial.
Ideal for larger family. Near
all eonveniences. lst-claSs
center han, grand piano size
liv. rm,. porch off both. FAM
lily dining rm. and very lat.
est kit, 5 surprisingly lge,
bedrms.. 3 baths up, storage
attic. Extra-large closetsl
Soft. daylight rec. rm,
WIpoWder rm., gGrage. level
lot 2 firepls. Assume S24,40O
6h% loan. Flexible terms,
1mmed. possession. finest
value In area. Ewes. Mr..
Toote, OIL. 6-6OlS,
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
PACING GOVERNMENT PARK

Stately Mt. Vernon Colonial, Of
fersd for sale for the first time.
Center hall. large living room
opening 70 screened porch over
isRAsY. GR fns kND ss 4S1E tHS sk4a' shavALe slsc
opening TO porch: 3 bedrooms. Z
room on srd Ii. Rec. room. m msid's
room and bath In basement: 3
car garage. Priced TO sell at SAT-
800: CAL Mr.: Leigh. MA. $500;
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. Reslter.
s54 LAMONT ST. N.W,-Neviy dec.
and S'1sIs' Sats.' sYod dn.. nj ssS!so SiR I,s psi
6To 81 SE' pE s!atss !tsh; dE in w SaIl aslss ME
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES
IMMACULATE

} :bedrm. home with sep: din. ym.;
70 elementary school. Priced ct
only Sl4,600 with minimum down
FLA. Payments less than rent,
MANOVILL REALTY CORP.
10. 4-8440
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

kENsINGToN. THIS WON'T LASE
total PAYMENT sasYS sYS1 tn" psr isoSsss. SSsss
Brick rambler, 3 bedrmsy ~
mon t i; eteao oisi2gSss isigss u; essrssis sisss Sss:
KENsINGT0N GARDENs-see thi1
lovely, spacious home IN excellent
neiSh6orhood. b bedrms., sen. dill[
rm, baths, full basement WttiT
meioS room and ground-ievei
fTRIe; SRopEs2.rxSs A9. SsISsSe, isa%, SUBURBAN
KENW0op AREA RAlFBLER-Fin.
eSt we have seen for the money!
spacious eenter.hau plan. Lovely
BIZ 1IrIs; r9Sms; CENTRAL AIR COM
5tHfaS baths: fsSSious sbSrSOI bSssTOcIti Vii ny. S
plaee and bar: screened porch,
Gorgeous lot 70xiS3. FRANK 3.
pPFHll1L1apSS; pPFHi aS!;,I INC. DI. 7.14ll: ewes,
KIn1M00D 1ST., !, Park (Two NEW
L6TINGS)-We are proud to
present two outstanding split.
level homes, less than Q year oid,
WITH 8 and B bedfms.. 2 baths and
other fine features too numerous
70 mention. Please eau for sp.
RisTRicT MAINLAND Nd REAITT:: ATT:
INC. Eyes. Oh. 6-l660.
LARGE
Brick split-levei. l-yr.-old. 4 BED.
ROOMS, 3 BATHS, nice hv.. nm.
and full din. rm.: level lot 75x200.
$4,000; NAME YOUR TERlkg.
HyAsGSAsNnE, GRAHAM CO.. 10.
MASS. AVE. AREA (2 bIks. TO Iis
brery and Little Flower Church,
-Lge. and grace. eenter-hsll bFk.
Ss1%SolSsT: SnS sst;5,;i' ssdr%s' 'stt, baths, 80.
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 TIL 0
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HOUSES FuRN. TO RENT

ALEX. Mt. Vernon area - Attr.
unique Q -b.rs.. bath, OIL ht., river
frt.. pvt. beach. $l26. 80. 6-l22S.
AhLINGToN Must rent, Nicely
6.62e6: after .. EL. 6-S676.
AnLlNGT0N-2-bedfoom bungaiow
Slose , l6s5S " SSs and shopping: Silb'
ARL. n: Nicely furn. Iedsc. Q 3D.
sS ssS eiSss H. z .SsSs sSshSls' AZ sihoDs t51n'D
ATTn. SUBURBAN HOUSE, 4 10 5
ESsikt; Sosass 81 ssniISEsGS: H& S:sSsp Hs pe''; ''a'
BUCKNELL MANoRIcomp. fuIn.
fenced I'd. SiS0 mo. 30. s-77S5.
FALLS CEi6RCH-Must fent beaut.
S:S2sS; siesr . pHS.s p..a.. FL. SSooboss.
LAKE BAKCROFT AREA
Beautiful 4-bedrm.. .S-bath split
ssrssnsd porch. acre WITH trees. tres.
f.I.sisly SARR RERLfY, fSEai NJ: "a. me- 9l-ssso
MeeARTHUI BLVD, 470l = En-
ss:ft2s. s.ibs4:. u. I Hsstnib s.aibS. Sa'n' $780, FH'
SILVER SPRING, close in--Colonial
nrick nome. Nicely furn., .lee. TV,
b bedrms., 3 baths. mod, KIT. with
eating space, din, rm., family rm.
6nSHn Nga by sppt. S25S mo Ju.
WO0DLEY RK. AREA-I1e. nicely
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RARE

SILVER sPRING-Assume hish uI
loan on lovely S-bedrm., S,hatS
split. nr. Sligo Creek ,paTkWey:
schools and tranSp.: only 500:
$50. MCINTOSH REAL EgTITR
CO. JU. 6.7633.
SILVER SPRNG-Ciose-in AaS15mo
$l4.200 loan. 3.bedrm, brick rHrn.
rSSoMs slis Mxsefas ssAis47' g. e Csti5 1880
SILVER sFRTNG-4-bedrm., 2-bafh
brick home: priced below EHA
center-hs entY.. rec. Gm.. eafsEe.
tsi5spl s5s 1so ONLY s1.76o Down,
RETHEspA REALTY OIL. 4.it,s
SILVER SPRING C0LONTIf.
3 BEDRMS. AND PRiCE6
UNDER $4,000 -
Nr. Ga. ave. and Forest Glen. ID.
blk. to bus. Note these feotureG:
All brick. 1st-floor bsdrm. and
full bath, 9Th bedrm. may be used
as den, mSSern kit. enclosed porch,
ree rm.' many extras. nr. schools.
r. VI. BERENs, REALTORS,
S227 Fenton st.. 9. 8. JU, Ts150O
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ARL.. HOWARD MANOR APTs.-
isysIs III n. "a iifiszi: z:sosC scnVsn. sfanss.i
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BETHESDA

Sparkling newer split-leVel
with center entrance foyer,
also 4 excel. bedrms., 3
baths; patio off daylight rec.
Im., finished maids room,
very latest kit, expertly
landscaped lot. near elemen-
tary school and NH. Upper
2Os, flexible terms. quick
possession. RENTAL will &lso
be considered seriously. Ewes.
Mrs. Snyder, OIL. 4-30S1.
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SILVER SPRING.
Brick Colonial :

Excellent home In fine location, nv.
Ing room. separate dining loom,
large den. kitchen with table
and bath on 2nd; recre9flon
room. side screened porch. S{orm
windows and doors, gas Neat.
wall-to-wall carpeting inended.
Priced at only S23,40O,
ROBERT 2. LOHR. INC.
HE. 4-4OOO
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LARGE
MASS. AVE. AREA

New listing Of an adorable
rambler next to much more
expensive homes. Has liy. rm.
and firepl.. dining area. kit.o
laundry. Large family rm.. Q
nice bedrms. and bath. Easy
financing possible. Immed,
possession. Reel good buy ct.
$4,000. Ewes. Mr.. Glennon,
EN- 3.5472.
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POTOMAC

New 5-bedrm. and den home
on 2 rolling acres. Very com.
plete with center hall. spa.
cious liy. rT1., countryside
kit. and din. rm.. screened
porch, rec. rm.. 2-car Ga.
rage, lovely community. Best
value and builder in area,
Ewes Mrs. Norris, OIL.
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ARCOIA AREA

Lovely new split-levei; ( big bed.
rms. 8 tiled baths. separate DIM
ting rnn.s complete Westinghouse
kitchen with eating space: fin.
iShed family rm.; blk. to eie-
mentary school. Attractively priced
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SILVER SPRING. nf. PrenFijo.
Flower aves.---All-brk. Cape Cod,
hiv; hi,.. rm; S,;,, with firepl.. sep. din. nm,
snd snd bath l.t T.. 2 Ice. bedFms.
rage. nice lot. walk TO an sckis..
shops, buses. wOoDeiDE REALTY
CO, JU. 9.6440. Open vi Q pm,
Evening star., 1961-01-31

AsHBURTON-BETHEsDA - 4-6ed-
rn. Colonial with paneled den. plus
garage, rec. rm. Close to shops
and school Assume large 6N%
loan. NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL
ESTATE CORP, HA. 7-k40O.
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Pobiak & Pobiak
westwood center Oh. 2-40O,
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SILyEH SfkLNG-Montgomery Nlll0
Older home. 4-bedrm. Colonief.
OIL h.-w.h.. 2-car gsraee, re.
fenced lot. Just been redeeor1fsd
throughout, every Convenience.
EHA financing. o0D o m =
!M1EALTY CO.. Ju. 9.644o. oSsa
Evening star., 1961-01-31

BErHRSDA-New. beautiful Colo
NAL split.level; lge. liv. rm.. sep.
din. rm.,. kitchen with breakfast
space: 4 bedrms., 3 baths; walk TO
Nth: mid-30s. o. p, SMITH a.
tss:. BIOS. co. NC OIL. s-647s:
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CHEVY CHAsE-Briek Colonial On
lovely wooded lot. Paneied den end
powder rm. on LIST H.. 2 bedrms.
and bath On 2nd; partial rec. rm,
fRSNk fTtsiS IN g. sHMIFs Fl aSist NE 'tls
Evening star., 1961-01-31

SILVER SPRING. real close in; act
too far from Mrs, KS Tsvegn-
Niss 2.6edrm; brick rambler. Only
lot. wooDsIDE REALTY %.
JU. 9.6440, Open till o pm. ~
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SILVER SPRINd-"4 CoSnSfS
ares: only Sl5,S5o: [.bsdfm.,S.
bath Caps Cod. ''- -
.IMMEDIATE PoSsEsSIoN.s
F9H nsmt+ screen. porch. lee. yefd
W. j. NICHOLAS HE. 4.iooo
SPRING, close inNS-6Sd-
rm. brick rambler: full bsmt, W
ge; pine.psneled rec: nm. $40 ,260,
KEN DRUSKIN q co. 10. B.200B
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SILVER SPRNG-All-brick coITer
rembier:. close In. near everything;
IA baths. firepl.. immed, peas,
Sd7'4O0s EHA. c. P. FLETCHER.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-25
US. Army Placed On Six-HOur Alert At Berlin Border

BERLIN tH = All US. Army troops in Berlin were placed on general alert for six hours today in the midst of seesawing over the right of Americans to enter East Berlin. Ten US tanks were brought up to the wall dividing the city.
 At one stage the Army sent troops with fixed bayonets into East Berlin to enforce American insistence on the right of Ameri- can civilians to enter the sector. Later the East Germans turned back two US. sightseeing buses and were allowed to get away with it, the Army explained, be- cause women aboard the buses might be imperiled.
 East Berlin border guards stepped aside when armed US. military police escorted an Amer ican civilian car into the Con- rnunist sector.
 The East German police held up the buses carrying US. military personnel and cilivians for more than an hour demanding that the officer in charge identify his pas sengers to authorities of the Com munist East Gsrman regime. The American officer refused In an earlier incident the Eas1 Germans refused to allow twt American civilians in an Army licensed private car to pas through the check point withou identification. But the US. Com mand ignored the East German and sent the car through witt l the armed escort in assertion o Allied rights to free movement. il Berlin.
 Then, in gesture of concilia tion, the US. Commander said i was temporarily restricting tn, passage of American civilian we hicles into East Berlin.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-25
Gromyko Says Kremlin
 Is Trying to Find Agreed Solution on Berlin Crisis

MOSCOW R = Foreign Min ister Andrei Gromyko said today the Soviet Union is making every possible effort to find an agreed solution to the German problem with the Western powers. But he told delegates to the 22nd Com munist Party Congress that if this fails the Soviet Union will go ahead and sign a separate peace pact with East Germany.
 Following Premier Khrush- chev's lead, however, Gromyko refrained from repeating earlier Kremlin ultimaturns that this would have to be done by the end of 1861.
 Gromyko's speech or at least that summary of it which was officially released immediately = seemed aimed at relieving ten sion.
 Nevertheless Gromyko declared West Germany would become a cemetery Sin which one prob ably would not find even grave diggers'' if German revenge seekers and their friends threaten the Soviet Union.
 Gromyko told the Congress the Soviet Union is ready ito go to the end when it is necessary to stand up for the right cause and cramp the forces of aggression Calling the meeting in Vienna Austria, last May between | Khrushchev and President Ken nedy lone of the most outstand ing events of our ti1ne," he sai the interests of the Soviet Unio
 and the entire Communist cam were upheld with revolutionar passion"
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-25
COuncilnnen to
 Attend League of Cities Convention

The annual League of Alaskan Cities Convention is being held this week in Anchorage with the city of Anchorage as host.
 Presiding will be R. M Hard castle, mayor of Ketchikan, presi- dent of the league, with the mayor of Anchorage giving the address of welcome.
 Keynote address will be by the Honorable Wnn. Egan, Governor of Alaska. Other speakers include Martin Underwood, Commissioner of the Department of Public Safety.
 A panel discussion Municipal Rights and Uses of Land and Natural Resources" is scheduled with Earl Shennett, mayor of Sitka as moderator. Other panel discussions include "Implemen- tation of Article Lx, State Con-. stitution which is Standardization of Assessments and Revision and Refinement of Municipal Codes and Incorporation Laws; Plan ming, Finance and Operation of Capital Improvements
 Nome will be represented by Mayor Roscoe Wilke; Council men Keith Hedreen, Charles Frazier, Don Perkins, Bob K IT. man and John Reader
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-25
Seismic Expert Claims Major Earthquakes are More Powerful Than Bomb

NEW YORK H - Major earth quakes are about five times more powerful than Russia's 50-mega- ton nuclear bomb, a seismic ex- pert said today.
 Father Joseph Lynch, director of the Fordham University Seis- mic Observatory, said a really big earthquake, like the San Fran cisco quake in 1906 or the one in Chile last year, runs about 240 megatons.
 This equals 12,000 atomic bombs of the type that destroyed Hiro- shin1a, Japan, in l945, he said.
 Minor earthquakes of the 30- to-50-megaton range are recorded on an average of 10 times year, although we have had none this year, Father Lynch said.
 He explained that he compared the Russian blasts with earth quakes by hypothetically placing the Soviet bomb at the proper dis tance beneath the earth's sur face and then by transposing his seismic readings into the megaton units.
 Ether Lynch pointed out that all the figures are approximations.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-25
Fallout Expected To Reach Aleutian Chain Tomorrow

WASHINGTON Rt-The initial fallout cloud from Russia's super bomb test is expected to reach the Aleutian Islands late tomor- row and Alaska or western Canada late Friday.
 This was reported today by att mospheric radiation experts of the US. Weather Bureau.
 The cloud contains only small fraction of the total debris. The rest is high in the stratosphere and won't begin to come down until next spring.
 The radiation experts said the cloud, loosed by Mondays big blast in the Soviet Arctic region, is expected to chalk up another 2,000 miles today on it's west-to- east course, with the following points, among others, to be passed over today:
 Northern Manchuria and south east Siberia; then possibly the northern tip of Japan.
 After that it should swing toward the Kamchatka Peninsula, another part of Siberia.
 "It should be going toward the Aleutians tomorrow, possibly reaching there some time late in the day." Dr. Robert List told i reporter.
 The US. Weather Bureau ex- lplained that the first component
 of she cloud to hit North America l will be essentially the high-alti-
 tude component, soaring at about l 30,000 feet, but mixing somewf1a. with the lower atmosphere as ii travels.
 1 They explained that. lower-level 1 components of the cloud ordinarily
 move more slowly than the high 1 flying component-which for the present cloud is travelling at up 1 to 80 miles an hour. 1 Public Health authorities are
 gearded to detect the first fall out iii North America.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-25
Midas " Spy Satellite Detects Titan Missile Flight

CAPE CAlJAVERAL, Fla. R, The new Midas " Spy satellite detected a Titan missile as it roared away from the Cape on 6,100-mile test flight last night, an official reported today.
 The launching was timed when Midas " whirled 2,1G0 miles overhead to determine if infra-red sensing devices in the satellite could pick up the exhaust trail of the Titan and relay the infor- nation to ground station.
 "Ishe Midas spotted the Titar about 90 seconds after it lifted off," the official said. "Watel vapor and other elements in thu atmosphere probably prevented i from locking on the exhaust trai sooner. We consider it good test"
 Similar successful experiments were conducted with the Midas III satellite launched earlier this year.
 At 90 seconds, the Titan was about 40 miles high, heading for its ninth straight success on a 6,lQ0-mile flight. It is to become operational late this year.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-25
Society Burglar
 Is Still at Large

SEATTLE M - Society burglar Thomas N. Fasemneyer, object o1 nationwide search since jail break here Sunday night, was still an elusive fugitive today.
 Fasenmeyer, g, son of a wealthy Kansas City businessman, and Arthur St. Peter, 37, of Bell levue, Wn., an habitual criminal, were the only ones who succeed ed in the mass escape attempt.
 Five others were quickly re- captured. One man fell to his death from 10th floor window of the county jail.
 The FBI joined the search for Fasenmeyer the day after he got away. He is nationally known jewel thief wanted in II states.
 No clues to the whereabouts of either Fasenmeyer or St. Peter have turned up, authorities said. l
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-25
Soldier Killed as
 Mortar She'll Explodes

ANCHORAGE lR = One sol dier was killed and three others injured late yesterday when a mortar shell fell short and ex- ploded during training exercise at Ft. Richardson.
 One of tEose injured had his left leg amputated below the knee today at tfe Air Force hos pital here. A second was treated and released shortly after the in cident. Army officials did not in dicate what injuries were suf- ffered by the third soldier.
 The accident occurred on Davis Range which is located on Ft. Richardson. All the men involved, including the mortar crew, are from Co. B, 23rd Infantry.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-25
Jap Press Dubs FaIlout As "Ashes of Death"

TOKYO M - Government sci- entists today warned all Japan csc to protect themselves against expected heavy radioactive faliout from the Soviet Unions giant nu- clear tests.
 The fallout. dubbed fishes of Death" by the Japanese press, is expected to arrive over Japan Friday or Saturday on winds from the Arctic test range where the 30-to-50-megaton hydrogen bomb was exploded Monday.
 Meteorological Agency officials warned in radio and television broadcasts to the nation that no rain water should be drunk be- cause it could carry radioactivity to earth.
 Anyone caught in a sudden rain shower should immediately bathe in tap water, they said. and vege- tables and fruit should be care- fully washed before being eaten.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-25
Alaska Steam to
 Get Brass Bell Back

SEATTLE @ The great brass bell of the historic Alaska freighter and Atlantic liner SS Victoria will be returned to Seat tie. the Alaska Steamship Co. an- nounced
 The Victoria originally was launched in 1676 as the Parthia, and she sailed the Atlantic under that name for the Cunard Steam ship Co. before she was convert ed to 8 freighter serving the Alas ka trade as the Victoria.
 When the Victoria went out od service in 1852 her 26O-pound bell was turned over to the Cunard Co. as part Of a commemorative exhibit aboard the modern liner Parthia.
 Tie Cunard Co. recently sold the Parthia and 1t has agreed to request by Alaska Steam presi- dent D. E. Skinner that it return the bell to Seattle. Just how il will be exhibited here is yet to be determined.