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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA - Lovely 2-bedrm
.P PiEfii FOR A PROFESSOR"
heat. S1s,500. Cali 5Ss-7077.
D. L. BARNARD
BETHEsDA-WYNGATE. near NH
and Naval Hospital-4-bedrm
brick home; 2 full baths. separate
din. rm., finished bsmt,: walk to
st. James School; FILA approved;
S22 800, JAMES E. RIORDAN,
Real Estate.
EN-. 5-7975 ST. 3-462O
BETHEsDA-PARKVIEW. ur, Naval
Hosp, and NIH-Handsome brick
Split.level;, excel; cond;, 3 big
S Seatea hall iT baths rms. ! sSxi4 s sep
rm. with sub-level bsmt 45l7
Traymore st. Call OIL. 2-47O5,
OIL. 4-9S15.
bier. cENTRaEIYs AIR c con ram IN
very choice area on "a acre with
trees, 5 big bedrms,. 3 baths,
lovely den, ultra modern kit. and
family rm.. delightful rec. rm.,
fireplace in ground level bsmt. 4;
carport: upper 3Os. SAMUEL e.
BoGLEY OF MD, INC. OIL. g.
$500 It'll 8:
BETHESDA ROCKVILLE 8 min.
NH: 4-leyel split; sep. foyer, din.
rm.,, lge. kit. family rm. on same
level-leading to scr. porch and
patio; 24-ft. liv. rm., 3 bedrms.
den,. 2 baths; downstairs air
cond.; upstairs lge. attic fan; new
carpeting, Grapes. washer, gas
dryer and bar incl. 10000. FILA
loan avail. only 81 800 DIN. or as
sumo 4h% CT. OWNER. GA.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
CAPITOL HILL
CAPITOL HILL
CAPITOL HILL

CAPITOL HILL
500 4th Sc.
OPEN 2::30-4:30
Georgetown charm, but close to
The Capitol: central air-cond., .
firepls., mod. kit, patio.
214, 9th Sc.
Charmingly restored small antique
brk. rambler: w baths. patio.
CONGRESSIONAL REALTY
mex A. Jones II. $685.
CAPITOL HILL, 313 Third st. ne;
restored town house. 2 kit,
baths, patio, many extras: ready
for immed. occupancy. Open Sun
is. ST. 3-S561, EN-. 3-0056.
DON'T MISS THIS ONE-715 A
st. ne. Open Sun. 2 to 8. Newly
restored, spacious town house,
bedrms., 212 baths, den, cleo. kit.
patio, air-cond. DUVALL & CO.
MA. S-1149: ewes, WO. 6-4983
INVESTORS ATTN.-3 furn. apis.
3 baths; S1S.5O0: S245 mo pos
H. BEDFORD, AP. 7-2345.
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BETHESDA-WESTWOOD
OPEN 1870 TO 6
$500 WESTWARD AVE

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED)
Charming, new. Colonial-style home
occupied only few months, re.
luctant owner must sell. 4 bed
rms, den, plus huge paneled fam
rm. WORK. firepl. adjoining lge
Kit spacious liv. rm., sep. din
central air cond. 2 Minis. from
WeStwood Shopping Center. near
all schools. Priced under $4,000
EVcel. financing can be assumed
as low as $4,000 down.
DIRS.: Out Mass. ave, right or
westward ave. at Western Sub.
urban Junior High School to 550G
and our open sign, or River I'd !.
left on Richfield. one block tt
westward.
EVELYN G. KAPLAN co.
REALTORS 949-l92C
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ASHBURTON - Family location
Owner in Texas, wants offer
vacant, immaculate. all-bricl
rambler. only 2 years old. 40-ft
rec. rm.,. 200-ft. deep lot; neal
fine Bethesda schools and st
James Parish: $1,000 down. anc
assume financing.
KENsINGToN PARKWAY AREA
rare listing, at the price o.
$4,000. just around the corner
from Rock Greek Hills. owner IL
Baltimore, ready for immediate
occupancy: 4-bedrm. brick ram
bier, less than 2 years old. com
pletely air cond., 8 gorgeous bath.
rooms. inviting electric kitchen
with breakfast area lge. rec. rm.
on ground level, with sliding door.
leading TO big back yard. perfect
neighborhood for children; neal
the park. all schools and express
bus downtown,
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6EQyem
CHEVY CHASE
THE HAMLET
BRAND-NEW

OPEN l TIL 6
Impressive 3 : bedroom stone-and.
esquely situated on approximately
70 acre. Versatile and functiona
layout. PRICED IN S50s.
DIR: Out Conn. ave-, right or
East-West hwy. for approx. Y
mile watch for our arrow sign
and turn left on Glengalen Ian,
TO No 5000; or, out 18th st. Il
EaSt-West hwy, left to Glengalen
right to OUR SIGN.
EVELYN G. KAPLAN co.
Realtors 949-l92(
CHEVY CHASE, 7107 Fulton SIT
rms. and bath, side porch, real
yard, detached garage. FE, 3-2514
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BETHESDA, away from noise-De-
lightful brk. rambler in excel.
cond. on large shaded lot; 3 big
bedrms.. 2 baths. modern kit,
table space: owner anxious to
sell, low 20s. SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY OF MD, INC. OIL. 6-7SO0
til 5.
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BetheSda-P LAKEWOOD
1921 EVERETT ST.
OPEN SUN, l::30-5:3O


Immaculate brick Cape Cod.
Close to elementary school.
Excellent condition. Attrac-
tive liv. room with firepl.,
din. room, kit. 2 bedrms.
and bath, screened porch on
list. Heated dormitory room
on End; rec. room with out
side e n n c e. Beautiful
wooded and fenced lot. Ex-
cellent value, $4,000.
Owner transferred. DIR:
Out Conn. ave-, left on Saul
I'd. to Cedar lane, right to
Everett st.. left approx. ga
blks. to home. Ewes, Mr..
Richardson. EN-. 2-5OS2.
2-74(
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ESTATE near Annapolis, consisting
of ~ acres. 7 houses. 2 stores.
numerous other bldgs. suitable for
motel and trailer park; bordering
on 2 roads: $4,000, terms. Write
600, EdReWater. Md.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--k.E.
(coNTiNuED)
NEAR CATHOLIC U.

4NIIAIV NIA IIOIIO q.
Det., completely remodeled. Large
liv. rm., firepl.. din. rm., powder
rrn., mod. kit. w/dishwasher, gar
bage disposal. eye-level oven, new
cabinets, 3 bedrms., lge. dressing
rm., gas h.-w.h. Many other fea-
lures.
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DIRECTIONS: Out Old Georgetown
DIR. ] block to Singleton dr.. righi
on Singleton DIR. to Hollins dr..
left on Hollins dr.. to 6413.
BETHESDA-Centrally air-cond., 4
bedrm.. 2h-bath, brick split level
lge. din. rm., all-elec. kit. with
bkfst. area, rec. rm. w/firepl., :
studies. full bsmt.; $40. 500. KOR
zENDORFER REALTOR, OIL. 4
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EVELYN G. KAPLAN g. co.
REALTORS OAo moo

EVEL IN ". hAFLAN u co.
REALTORS 949-192O
ASHBURTON- BETHESDA
AND OTHER FINE VALUES
FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION BY
EVELYN G. KAPLAN
BETHESDA; Family location -
Owner in Texas, wants offer; va
cant. Immaculate all-brick ram
bier, only 2 years old; 40-ft.
rec. rm., 2OO-ft. deep lot: near
fine Bethesda schools and st.
James Parish. $1,000 down and
assume financing.
KENs1NGToN PARKWAY AREA
A rare listing at the price of
$4,000, Just around the corner
from Rock Greek Hills: owner in
occupancy. 4-bedroom brick ram
bier, less than 2 years old. COM
pletely air cond. 3 gorgeous bath
rooms, inviting electric kitchen
with breakfast area, Ice. rec. rm.
on ground level with sliding doors
leading to big back yard: perfect
neighborhood for children; near
the park, all schools and express
bus downtown.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. EXT
Near Westmoreland circle, custom
built Colonial town house, de-
tached, brand-new; bedrms.. 3
baths, lge. fam. rm. with fireplace,
parochial schools; under $4,000.
EVELYN G. KAPLAN g. co.
REALTORS 949-192O
ASPEN HILL PARK = 3-bedrm.
rambler: lge. kitchen with birch
cabinets, full basement. BEAUTI-
Full large paneled rec. rm.. with
beamed ceiling. Assume large 1st
OWNER. VIII VII. e- St5ae 9l'''0O'
ASPEN HILL-Split-level, 8 bed
rms. 2 baths, large modern kit,
near schools, park, tranSp. Priced
below FILA appraisal at $4,000,
only $500 down. VIII. 6-7242.
ASPEN HILL AREA-Immacula
front-to-rear split. nearly new. 4
bedrms. and ga baths. separate
dining rm.; fenced lot; close to
home ll $25,5oo. Call 10. 5-os44
o11fA1N I" LOS11O
Realtors since 1905
ASPEN HILL PARK = TERRIFIC
BUY: owner trans; takeover 81
loan. $120 mo. pays all. Lovely
large 3-bedrm. rambler; din. rm..
huge liv. rm.. daylight rec. rm.
with exit. $4,000 quick sale.
Open 2-5. Aspen Hill I'd. to
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor, 10. 5-195O
ASSUME 41aqs CT loan, Immaculate
3-bedrm. brick split-foyer. storm
wind. rec. rm.. extensively land
scaped fenced yard. walk to shops.
bus and school. VIII. 6-1708.
ASSUME q ] me. 90 HUGE ;d v, 4N AZ ,,n loan,
3-yr. -old brick split-level, huge
mod. kit. plus lge. family rm.,
full bsmt.. 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
TRACER TAKES TRADES"
TRACER REALTORS JU. $1,000
A. U. PARK AREA, Westmoreland
circle-Darling 2-bedrp. rambler
with new kit; level lot; vacant;
g. POBIAK, OIL. $4,000.
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Bft0psn
BETHESDA
tMASS. AVE. EXTENDED)
HIGH POINT

go - A4N =
RAMBLER PAR EXCELLENCE!
1902 OSCEOLA ROAD
OPEN TODAY 1-5
And for the very first time
Whether you love to live or live
to love this is for you! If you
love to live there's q center hall,
terrific living room with view
atop the wooded valley; a de-
lightful dining room and up-to-
the-minute kitchen. q recreation
room with bar complete for
entertaining and with 1t =. .
also out-of-ground a panelled
bedroom with separate bath
ideal for guests-and such g
patio! There are additional
bedrooms and 2 baths on the
rambling first floor beautifully
decorated-clean and lovable-
and centrally air-conditioned; q
car garage. storage attic j..
but. come and see for yourself
and bring your checkbook .
you'll love 1t and want it .
and buy 1t II you can. .
TO REACH: Out Mass. ave. right
on Osceola I'd. to our open sign.
REALISTINGS CORP.
BETHESDA-Alta Vista, large g.
bedrm., 2-bath rambler on cor
ner lot. attached garage and
breezeWay, cow. to schls. and CHI.
$4,000. excel. fin. BY OWNER,
call OIL. 4-2471 or 949-2414.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ABDUCT

means to be carried away, your
heart will be kidnapped by this:
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nfQlpgn
All Sunday, 1880 PM.
RIVER ROAD AREA

ONLY 2 BLKs. TO D. C. LINE
1892 Saratoga Ave.
ASSUME LARGE 4Ia% CT LOAN
on this immaculate 3-bedroom,
center-han brick Colonial, on
dead-end street. close to every
LOVELY PANELED REEcRElAHTFiGotiN
ROOM. and fenced yard. Perfectly
priced at $25,950. Mr.. Dodge,
OIL. 6-1650.
DIRECTIONS: Out River I'd. past
Western ave. long block to Sara
toga ave. and right 2 blks. to
open sign.
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$4,000
MISUNDERSTANDING STONE
CAPE COD, extra large rooms, full
basement w/outside exit, Gear
garage, summer rec. house. Clean
and well cared for.
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SOMERSET, MD.
ALP FalStone Ave

4712 FalStone Ave.
COMPLETELY DECORATED, va
cant, immediate occupancy, Cen
ter-hall rambler with 3 bedrms :,
2 baths, den, large modern kitch-
en-, screened porch. one-car ga
rage and lower level recreation
room, plus full bath. Excellent
neighborhood, convenient to every
thing. Priced at only S33,95O.
Mr.. Johnson, OIL. 4-1389.
Out Wisconsin ave,
approx. "a mile from D. c. line to
Dorset ave. and left 2 blks. to
Warwick pl. and left 2 blks to
Falstone ave. and right 2 blks.
to home.
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COHASSET 40
7703 Winterberry Lane
LAST CHANCE to purchase one OF
these new KETTLER-BUILT homes
nearing completion. 4 bedrms., 2
baths, a charming split-level with
beamed ceiling kitchen, 25-foot
family rm. and many other out
standing features. A superb COM
munity for family living. See our
model home. Mr.. Clifford. $685.
1855.
DIRECTIONS: Out River I'd. ap.
prox. miles from D. C.. line tc
Wilson lane, right l blk, to Al
Sebago, and left / blk. to Winter
berry lane. and left to home.
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10000 BRooKMooR DRIVE
WOODMOOR
DON'T LET A LITTLE RAIN STOP
YOU! This all brick rambler on
large Handicapped corner lot Is
really worth seeing. featuring large
living rm. with firpl., sep. din.
rm. with French doors leading to
aluminium covered flagstone patio
with brick barbecue, modern kit,
built-in garage. home in excel:
cond. Priced to sell this week end
rain or shine at only S17,50O.
Convenient terms.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
REALTORS 474-ll00
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BI-LEVEL - 15x30 SWIMMING
POOL, 4 bedrms., 2 baths, family
nm, covered patio. many extras;
only $21,950.
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW LISTINGS
BRICK RAMBLER - 2 bedrooms
large fenced lot, $500 down.
BRICK RAMBLER - 3 bedrooms
large lot, $3.50 down.
BRICK RAMBLER - 3 bedrooms
tiled bsmt., $500 down.
RAMBLER-Dining. today's kit,
bedrms., Ia baths, family rm
with bar, sink, ETC.; $1,000 down
CAPE COD-Large liv. rm., sep
din. rm., 4 bedrms., 2 baths, rec
rm., large fenced lot: S1.2OU
down.
RAMBLER-3 bedrms., 3 baths,
rec. rm. with complete bar, patio
wall-to-wall carpet, Grapes: ST.
200 down.
BI-LEVEL - 15x3O SWIMMING
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
David Bloom
Selected For
CJA Position

David A. Bloom has been
appointed chairman of the
advance gifts division for the
1868 Combined Jewish Ap-
peal, it was announced by
Jerome H. Courtney, general
chairman.
Mr.. Bloom headed the sue
cessful trade division cam
paign in the 1862 CJA drive.
Sam LefkOWitz will serve
as associated chairman of
the advance gifts division.
And serving as co-chair-
men will be DR.. Wilfred AL
ter, Frank Aries, David A.
CARRIER, Gordon Greenwald,
Mike LeVkowitz and DR.. Bor-
is Zemsky.
The division will campaign
for gifts from $3.50 to $500.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
Nuzisn1 A Faith
To Eichmunn,
Soys Pastor

TORONTO (JTA)-The
Rev. William Hull, the pas
tor who visited Adolf Eich-
mann twice weekly in his
death cell prior to the
Nazi'S execution last May,
said during a visit here
that Eichmann was never
really anti-Semitic" and
would have carried out
orders to "kill members of
any other religious or ra-
cial group" if he had been
given such orders.
Rev. Hull said that, in a
sense, Nazism was a re-
ligion to Eichmann. He
was o m pie t e ly lost to
Christianity or any other
m moral religious inStitu-
ton"
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02

Feldman, Al Smotkin, Mike
Leiboff, and Robert Brook.
Out-of-state men affiliating
with the group include Fred
Sonnenberg, Ron Wisansky,
and Dick Miller. Many others
are expected to declare their
intentions at the next regu-
lar meeting of the colony.
Most prominent among these
are Bruce Blumenthal, Dave
Goldman, Eugene Kuklin,
and Allan Resnick of Tucson
as well as Steve Gordon, Al
Lissoy, and Jerry Zuravsky
from the states. of Michigan,
New York, and Ohio, respect
lively.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02

the opening participant of
the institutions Israel Insti-
tute, she stated:
mo Jew who has any con-
Germ for Jewish survival can
ignore the fact of Israel, can
fail to give it support, can
fail to recognize that, there,
conditions exist for a great
spiritual and cultural renaiS-
ance that do not exist even
in the large center of the
DiaSpora. On the other hand,
the Diaspora must - as in
deed the Dia Spora did
throughout 1000 years-find
it's own channels for express
ing its cultural life.
"It needs to develop an in
formed educated laity. 1t
must acquire Hebrew as a
second language. 1t must
seek to develop great insti-
tutions of learning and give
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
Teenbeut
By BARRY HIRSCH

FORMAL RUSHING has
ended at the University of
Arizona, but men continue to
Join the various social fra
ternities on campus. The
reason for this is informal
rush.
Sig m a Alpha Mu has
added three men to its ranks.
They are Robert Gelb, Art
Tom, and Danny Woon. The
rolls of Tau Delta Phi Fra
ternity have swelled by five.
These additions are Jeff
Cowan, ia mes Holligan,
Gary Palant, Stanley Silver
man, and Arnold Weiner.
Zeta Beta Tau topped all
comers by securing ten new
pledges. These number Jerry
Bruckheimer, Jesse Kossar,
Richard RoSenblum, Alan
Rosenblum, R ralph Smith,
Larry Wayne, Terrence C e
Weiner, Ken Lewis, Doug
Major, and Alan Zimmerman.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
LAST SUNDAY AEPi Fra

LAST SUNDAY AEPi Fra
ternity held its colonization
banquet in the spacious Main
Ballroom of the Davis Mon
than Officers Club. Begin
ming with a get-acquainted
period for alums and par
ents, the evening was high
lighted by speeches by AEPi
regional governor, Don Free
man and Tucson alumni
president Sheldon Balk.
Among those who have re-
ceived bid cards to pledge
the group are Tucsonans
Harvey Jurkowitz, Steve Co.
hen, Barry Hirsch, Jay L.
Lippman, Jack NeWsbaum,
Barry Levine, Richard Co.
hen, Burton Berlowe, Ira
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
z.B.T. Honors
.U.N. Leader

NEW YORK (SpeciaD-
DR.. Ralph ]. Bunche, United
Nations Under-Secretary for
Special Political Affairs, was
pre- sen ted Zeta Beta Tau
Fraternity's Gottheil Medal
on Oct. 18th.
The award, established in
1925 by Zeta Beta Tau in
honor of the late DR.. Rich
ard J. Gottheil, world-re-
noWned educator, is pre-
Sented annually to the indi-
vidual whose activities best
promote better human under
standing and rela t ON S
among people.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
ON THE HIGH SCHOOL

ON THE HIGH SCHOOL
scene, II Tues son High
seniors have been selected
to participate in the model
United Nations General AS
sembly to be held Jan. 18 and
19 at the university. The
model UN will consist of 55
delegations representing six
international votin G blocS,
Western Communist, Latin
American, Middle Eastern,
African, and Neutral.
Among the participating
students and the countries
each will represent are Joel
Harris, Canada, and Don
Davis, Nationalist China. AL
ternateS for the THIS dele
gates include Shirley Stein
and Mitchell Tuchman. Shar-
on Dame is one of As Tucson
teenagers who filled in as
summer requirements at the
Veterans Administration
Hospital. She compiled more
than 100 hours of service.
HITS & MISSES-TEEN-
BEAT congratulations to FL
len Bernstein who was re-
Gently initia t e d into Phi
Lambda Phrateres at the u.
of A.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
Diosporo Jews Urged
To Learn Hebrew Too

NEW YORK (JTA)-Jewry outside Israel must make
Hebrew its second language and must ignore the
of Israeli Mrs. Rose L. Halprn chairman of the Jew
sh Agency executive, declared here
Speaking at the Jewish Theological Seminary here
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02

scope for the emergence of
great scholars"
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-03
Bert Gillespie Retires
 From Alaska Steam Co.

SEATTLE lR Bert R. Giles pie, 65, retires today from thae Alaska Steamship Go. after 40 years in Pacific Coast transporta- tion.
 A veteran of two world wars, Gillespie was Navy enlisted man in World War l and a Lieu tenant Commander in World War II.
 He served many years afloat as chief purser of such ships as the City of Seattle for the Pacific Alaska Navigation CO, the IL F. Alexander and Emma Alexander for the Pacific Steamship Co, and the Norco and Northland of the Northland Transportation Co- Gillespie joined Alaska Steam in 1949 and has been cargo dam age prevention agent since 1851
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-03
Stolen Kisses Lead to a Riot on New Years Eve

RENO, Nev. Rt - Twenty two persons were ordered to appear in court yesterday, charged with taking part in a wild New Years Eve riot that began with stolen kisses and ended in a fog of tear gas and water from fire hoses.
 Police Capt, Robert Peel said the % were booked on assorted charges from melting riot to cre- ating a disturbance. Tn addition, he said, Is servicemen arrested were turned over to military au- thorities for disciplinary action.
 At least 30 person were injured, none seriously.
 The riot began when officers arrested several youth who were stopping cars and kissing the women occupants, Jeering crowds attacked 3 police car and hurled liquor bottles and glasses for two hours before tear gas and fire hoses dispersed them. About 1000 persons were invloved.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-03
IBEW Pulls Out Of AFL-CIO Union

WASHINGTON R -- All the craft unions that once belonged to the AFL-CIO Union depart ment now have pulled out. The latest to leave is the International Brotherhood of Electrical Work CTS.
 Gordon Freeman, IBEW piesi- dent, anncdnceo Monday without elaborat:en that the IBEW was discontinuing it's utilization with the IUD. The union retains it's AFL-CIO membership.
 Most of the craft unions have left because of disagreement with policies of Walter Reuther, pres ident of the IUD and the United Auto Workers Union.
 The seceeding unions include the carpenters, plumbers, plasters, painters, boilermakers, iron work CTS and operating engineers.
 This has brought the IUD mem bership down from a claimed top of 7.2 million originally, compris- ing 69 unions, to a present claim ed membership of 5.7 million, comprising 59 unions.
 The craft unions originally or ganized on the basis of particular job skills. The industrial unions typically represent workers of en- tire plants or industries regard less of craft or skill. The former AEL unions and former CIO unions never have been able to reconcile their con- flicting jurisdiction, claims and work rights rivalries. At it's recent convention, the AFL-CIO adopted new machinery involving use of arbitration for inter-union squabbles, but despite the expressed high hopes of lead CTS of all factions, the system has yet to be testedl.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-03
Pipeline Speeds Up
 Paper-Making Process

MILLINOCKET, Maine R - Taking page from the oil in dustry, the Great Northern Paper Co. is using a pipeline to speed its Spsaafpsecrr-rnaking process.
 The $2.5 million line snakes through the northern Maine woods for seven miles, carrying sulfite pulp from Great North ern's pulp mill in Millinocket to it's paper plent in East Millinocket.
 Formerly, it was necessary to remove most of the water from the pulp, pound it into sheets, and ship it by rail to East Millinocket. There, the pulp had to be mixed with water again before being blended with other ingredients and fed into newsprint machines.
 While this solution of the prob lem of transporting pulp seems simple and obvious" company spokesman said, design and con- struction of the pipeline turned out to have number of unique and difficult features, some of which required first-class engineering ingenuity to resolve"
 The inside of the tube is glassy- smooth, corrosion-resistant, and able to withstand wear and tear under high pressure without be- coming marked. The underground sections are built of a combina- tion of asbestos fiber and cement with lining of epoxy resin, a smooth, hard material that is chemically inert. The above ground sections are made of stain less steel.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-03
INTERIORS PUBLIC WORKS
 OFFICE CLOSES TN JUNEAU

JUNEAU H - The Department of Interiors Alaska Public Works Office in Juneau was closed offi- cially Sunday, ending 12-year construction program in which more than $69 million in federal funds were expended in Alaska.
 Since it's creation in 1949, the federal agency completed TIT projects in Alaska for cities, school and utility districts and the territory and state of Alaska.
 Of the total amount spent, $31.7 million went for schools and |$17.2 million was expended for sewer and water facilities.