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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoFyi0n6 end viyaimis.

AMNGTON-owner absent, Wiii rent
several furntshed rooms, kitchen privileges,
t. e respcnsible sroup; nne. detached home
AnLNdToN HoTEL, special weekly rates,
midway between Washinxton and Alexan-
uria on U. 8; l, bus stop at door, &c fare
to rentason blds:. plenty free psrkins for
cars. RESTAURANT open "a hours; persons,
hot and cold water. shower on door; $3.50:
persons. PVT. bath, SO and S12: 1 per.
Shon. nSna JssSsaS cSu1s 6sd pvt. BATH sl6 Tels-
1908 N. FAIRFAX Dr.. Arlinston-Cool,
front room. inner -spring; conv. Navy Dept.
house above North Courthouse I'd, on Lee
NICE; n e. CLEAN ao0Hs ls5. twin beds. close
kitcnen: near bus: eliso O297.
S2Oe SHEPHERD ST.. Mt. Rainier, Nd
ieht housekeeping rooms, nicely Furnished;
convenient to bus. cars and stores. Apply
AHLINGTON-1 small bedroom, next to
bath, with kitchen privileges. Cali CHI.
ATTRACT1vELY furn. bedrm., residential
section. suburban Alexandria: conv. bus
AnLFdToN-terss.. brisht. room. for
hvy. and olebs rd.; 10e bus. dL. oS2o.
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RGpAIRS AND seRVc9 tce.t.,.

RGpAlRs AND SERVICE tcsss.,.
diats !!ervies. irss estimete. va spsciaIiss
"a SSr6. Ssss sas y1;':
e:tinstes free. Can Nh. ; sEckEffT. drf i5t. 81.
RxDio TROUBLE. Ere. est. work guar.
sHop ops aa Honest m PRICES ,;ds1 MD.c1rY RADIo
RADIos repaired quickly. Have all tube.
.1s,d .d parts MT. to x your table Sds
REfkidIKAIioN and .ir-coneitionins
4$Ti4AEE1c $G SsEc RItRioERHTFoR % %siRviezs. Ss
iErRiGEHAToas REPAIRED, ali makes,
sER%YGr e HSns .ssyise ssy. az ncoLUMs I3ai
nEMoDEhING IacMe E,I1Sc on, apeci.lty: rsers.tion
RfRsiro 3, ~ III k,nds s4 p.n. and
PoTshs. inslosed, Please save this I'd.
S1SH w3Rk eftsa :nd hoas. wrns .ssr. .ss
e1ses.,a int :mD heater; S and
ToTf as' IUD6aN SSG 60 on eli e
S ia pna9 sass.rina, 1nd asss spoatns, Leaks
snd spoutins. Call Mr.. sHIPLEY. dE.
SEWING MACHINEs-ouaranteed repsirs
on any make. Adjusting, and oiling.- 81.
haTti ns .eSns :aS aspSet Sse 05 rd H sns
sRsf S1 Rasii'ft inspect,
Hti ea,'. :nd adjust al any make machine. see
JI5 THE PA .pAlHis g kSXx1. ;sSins n.shins: as:
RAEEP1A RAAEP1i adams A ,;1 5ao1: ewes: Ho. 72sI
fsEf wn ttss g. up
3 IT. wide and It. long. Have your Blinds
s''nsa AsHsSFoF Il sSF P0s sazDI
aSSS aaWSSS1Nd co. sos1 l7th st. NV. b5.
$'#s$ :Ass' ';s'Fsi
WI WAsaaniNGa an asfa MACHINE. s.nd.. specialist. asi
snd rn AZ In makes rspaired; ACTION sERYISE
WAsHlNG ssn MScnINEs. Is nx Service el on soon III
4. APPLIANCE SHOP. sIo Upshur NV.
WAsaffSssG; MACHINES REPAIRED, all
PAIR SERVICE. ssai 18th oA St. NV. Adams ana
OFFlcERs, ATTENTION.. sisnal Corps
nssattves. portrait finished or any amateur
T Win sn4ta5ssd 4oa:1s scl8 chGvS = eHasEs sfin spo
eSlf SSnn EsovEmE22Ts ~ 22sv.S
pa psHIsFins; PEI rGotns seneSsl reIsirs; We do
ERHARDr No lob too small. Interior
fassDiArE fsfsf1S5 Hsf sssvlcH ASD PARTS 1s !.
makes washing machines, free estimates
upon request. Phone Atlantic 563s 2Os
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MIscELLANEous WAh1fp.

eauip's, ali kinds any cond.: TOP price paid.
syn ,T%,: snS eve; So: 4s2S: wssk. pi 5s7s:
snns sn: .so% ees .u'1Wtuts
PeTiRs PsSRoST ssseis suFTfso ssoT:S: ss.
ss;CN sls;sysre u,,I, snd russ Dupont o5l3. Fl:
Ss; BS sssS Vs. Must be iss:osss's NJ NJ
?'''s s..ss:s ssse ss Hs'is s.ns ssD'';: ":
Fos prS%Ss6s' SH9sa an ana 70 ID aso .oS ST
fsPiHs sSsk ss.se. hs 81 isss xsfS lev
SiSSs,sSSf StS,ss sS :ser,sisssm.n: r. s4e
boys cIothins fur coats: viii &c call. It LITTLE rH
5aGK.3SS7IMz 5AGK aSa7 n s.; nv; MI. :5i5; s.
siso sISsseln' opee ssF",' .,.: M 12T es ssh " a."
ST Si:a .ssS sls'S1s: os.n :S.. vii g. St g.
.oId Or Silver sst our esr; 81 hishess hRoaai ss.s
Edss; Bs.n:St sGiD S1a Hi.s.:s AK
SfsasSsnSsA SfS you .,... 's
diamond and xeddins a rinss. sns,Insi any oshsi
Des :nd peia ssW ss7s' oRa EwERi sA
= iEc1.1c Fl .'i iss;..siHsSE.A.o.; radio and
H.shins s.b ns,d machine wsnted q. once spot
e66IzHH g s.nssa
.ns .sasss oi IL sIase for
OF eleven 16" d. c. ONCE fans In good con-
dition: for similar a. e fans. MACHINERY
~ IpNESTT1TuTE' a11s 744 jackson place NV. Tel.
FURNITURE of the better kind wanted At
once: o!a;:. also want radio. piano; electric
sssses 4 aRap3 1sst sny NA kas asso Please call
PyaN1T,gRE. plis y e. Absolutely hishs.t cash
:ysnipss after 9. Republic 3s5a 49,
sS n h.S:s sSsa s.s sssn ,sses p.d
FTKNi iSRE Sfie-a. ABB prae. &C ehina. ais.swsis. a. aS;
81. rs9sRs alshsss T:5er sss
ets. S9an H.F 9of MR se5
s:eib aI.s, ,sur s,s .s sv; plating
oksHs Hc 81 Z 81 sss
HwsRy 5Hp fH;s price: RE 7sot NE 6s15 as'
PRICES PAID. Also choice diamonds fol
i. .s9ss sss e ss ssEe:%
MoTORCYCLE. used. in perfect runnin,
condition. FR: 5s4s 10.
proper cash value; but must be in sooc
eSndit,on Co Nu Reply Box ait, Star.
Dsso dar.tien sS to rent o ssfon stor.
n1,N n sDt :, Fl Fastidous care given. Cali EN-
pIaNost Pm. ~,.
Strands. consoles and small upriehts m set Of ii
Ray,,n1,a sny make ess, or type Call Mr.. VERNON,
PIaNO-Ws ~. ,.,r;.. 90. ..
hishss. .I sa cash price. OF. sle5 ''e
ser he s,sRer 0'tnI csl, EM Nm ,SRstsy ~ h'sh price
rIAN0"; High prices paid for splnet. grand
ea,i or sTa "a SS5 SsS95sishts interested in selling
PIANOS WANTED - Grands, spinets or
phone HUGS WoRR scIh Price; psd Write
PUMPS; l electric. hand; for deep wells.
sApios xSp xS GRAND PLANO wanted a.
syEs pIsss ssii sodss y. ois oSsdso. IA eco
ismls s'ssssis 5essed 5ess 9.s'
sata asRk1soss.' !s5s.' N% Hods5o ssos reDr00' Call
;s!L: esRs :$s .y!Ss 1HI!E 81 81 yssAissH1soTos ssis
sss.t sSiy..te 5 party; c.n MRS TUCKER r.. r.
SEW SEWING s''fa MAcsrsEs-w. ! 81 su, all types:
plIsatins. sI5 St. RE 1900 RE ssii
STUDIO COUCH needed. must be food
sondition, COZ Call before l or after : pm,
TOASTMASTER wanted. c.slce: must be
TRICYCLE. for 2-year-old child, new or
usss; Cell NO: eI.s. after 8.
Il6IpEWkITERs l6 oousht: pay top prices
Est. II years. once Machine Corp Bond
Bldg: cor. 14th and NJ Y. ave. RE 1928
or = h,p. motor; cash paid. Cali SH 31sS.
WASHING MACHINE. good condition
needed BY seryiceman's wife. Will pay
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix. Thor OF
Ape-: VIII pay cash. OIL. 2136
WASHING MACHINE, any make. Call
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RooMs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

NICE, AIRY SINGLE ROOM. near bath, in
deta ched. private home. near 10th and
r. l. ave. ne: convenient transportation
Hot Shoppe shopping center; Jewish home;
Young girl DU. 4O36
1915 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. N.E.-For
couple; exceptionally nice maple bedroom,
double bed, next to bath. private home
small back porch. $40. Elk. O6SS.
31S E. CAPITOL ST.-2nd floor. next bath:
inner-spring mattress: air cooled; or
l82a OTis ST. N.E.-comforta newly
Furnished, cheerful Im, n better hcne;
laundry priytleses: 'x;e.lent trarsporta-
?0I5 JACKSON ST. NE.-Two iarse front
double rooms: girls preferred; "a block
iss5 BRENTWOOD RD. NE. Apt. ss.r
Newly decorated, nicely furnished room
with phone, semiprivate bath. HO. $500.
WILL GIVE free room rent to white mid
dle-aEed woman. with income. and home
between the hours Of 5 and 8 p.m. csii
ITO 18th ST. NE, near Lincoln Park
apts. furn,: rooms with private bath.
l1O8 10th ST. N.E.-Master bedroom, pri.
vate bath. twin beds, nicely furnished: pri.
vste v home; ] or gentlemen.
n.e.-Larse double room, girls. $40: on
2 bus lines: breakfast optional. HO. 1918.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

YOUNG MAN Gesires Transportation to
Tulsa or vicinity about July 22, share ex-
P;nse % and drying; refs; :xch; CH. 1925. -14'
l2:15; return Sunday eve: take 8 Phone
TR 779S 14S
PARTY desires driver and passengers for
aptomobile trip to San Francisco. RA.
RIDE to Shreveport. La. desired by lady.
july IL to IL. Will deliver car. D1.
MAN. WIFE AND BOY. 8, wish ride to St.
Louis or Kansas City about Aug. LIST; share
driving an and expenses: refs. MIR. BROWN.
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE travelling to
Pittsburgh evening Of 10th or morning OF
goth will share expenses with some one
REFiNED YoGNG coUfLE desires trans.
portation to Mexicb City, leaving around
July "a or %. Telephone OR. 634o. 16s
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INSTRUCTION coVRSES.

PVT. INSTRUCTION., small classes. Grades
On bus and car line DE. Pes Pes7 SEPT; 90
FLIGHT INSTRUCTION ayailable from
Congressional Airport on Cubs, Taylor
fpIas phons oii1ee ssss rsts.nss
QUICK revew coutse IN shorthand, tyne.
Triting, bookkeeping. calculating machines
SCT00L 1:3a 81 MA 1898
SUMMER ACCOMPLISHMENT and re.
tresher courses in shorthand, typine. book
Keeping. Eng. vocabulary building, comp
tometer New classes now starting. IN
Snire T oJ B9YD SCHOOL, 1888 r st. NV.
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APARTMENTS usFvRNlsNFp.

BOWLING GREEN TERRACk, Ind and
Upsal sts. s.e.-Available sbout Aus. /, new
modern. apsrtments. consisting Of living
room. dining room. bedroom. kitehen and
ing utilities. Manager IA Apt. 102. 3722 2nd
ave, ave .%a ttp:slE Sc .. =. Van ) sISsfs sI 's ~
e ists susFdia,; 7 R. H. IL sasoss1 s. ss1rrH1 co" sii
2 ROOMS. kitchen and bath: employed
couple or 2 refined. employee girls. 630
rAxoMA rx.K. MD. Apt. l. sso7 Green.
wood ave- rooms. kitchen. dinins aleove
and bath; heat. hot water and refrigerator
furnishd: rent, $50. Key with tanitor at
APT. los, 1927 d 1t. SEC rooms.
kitchen, dining alcoye and bath: heat.
hot water and refriserator furnished:
rent S56. Key at Apt. .104.
ONE LARGE ROOM. kitchen and bath.
SIMPSON CO.. 1924 vi. ave. NV. ME.
TW0 ROOMS. kit. dining room, pvt. bath:
utilities furnished: adults only. ON. 44et.
4OO4 Oliver st., Hyattsville. 49,
heat. hot water; newly decorated; adults.
e32 Goth ST. NM room, kitchen, semi.
s.s ssss sss 'sioG sT ne Des 8GRss aoel r. l. and
;ns sss ss, hs:s c:, re- r snS Fsfrssrssi0n furn
(Continued on Next rass.l
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
B 8uEINES!

TEACHERS for fan position, jr: colleges,
istry mathematics: physical education:
Snanish- French: home economics. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY. 204 Colorado Bldg
.uJ. s4o-s5o wk.;
hourly openings: 25 for vacation Jobs, $40
$50 wk;; card punch operators, S16S mo.
sducation Sl65; typists HD. $3.50 w.p.m.,
S3g.5 wk Dozens Of other Openings
!WMC referral agency. BOYD SERVICE,
A333 u St MA 233S
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FARM 3 GARDEN,

GARDEN rnOLS, used. In excellent con
ssS1 snaSs eSs IS .se HsH ss
tccks with new handles. S1.05: hoes With
ne, handles S1.0h: Complete Garden
shop. ,t torres; % Phone orders; Allan
TREE WORK, transplanting. lawn renovat-
ing; immediate attention at this time; rea-
sonahle rates; estimates free; Cali MA.
sODDING. planting. topsoil, sradinG, how-
er beds prepared. HOWARD LANDSCAPE.
MAINTENANCE OF LAWNS. tepsoil, ferti.
liking. trees taken down. GENERAL LAND
SCAPING SERVICE. Call OR. S377. 17s
HAY, good, loose. several tons now, and
baled straw later: farm on Route near
Broad Run. Va AT 0641
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WANTED-Outboard motors. reeardless o.
we Or condition: cash for same 7s7
SAILBOAT, 16-ft Comet: skaneateles,
naker. anchor, ETC.: $3.50. olebs 2770
CABIN CRUISER. 36-ft., white cedar and
oak. Kirmath engine: suitable for living;
sfIs ss:n sf7S Ys1s ssrG; Gsurs1k m &
BILE cabin, twin screw; sleeps g.; private
stateroom; fully equipped, many extras; in
Al condition.; $1,000. Docked at Bud
Phipps. DeAle, Nd.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Soutkwesf and Southeast

so4 iENNsYLyANIA AVE. s.E.-Lh.F.
room for rent. TR. 6312.
310 A 81. S.E.-IArge, cool room, nicely
Furnished; cony. transp.: shower; S3E mo.
BEAUTiFJL SINGLE ROOM. newly furn.,
stop. Call Ludlow S341
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, desires work: mornings.
iron am. to 1890 pm. or 8 am, to
Il, ! 40 days. Call AT. .0432.
WOMAN, white, general housework as
nursing, experienced GOOD refer
ences Michigan 1886
part time; references DI s49s.
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ROOMS WITH soARp WANTED.

YOUNG LADY. Red Cross, desires .perma-
ave. and Columbia rd Write. Swing
phone number to EVANS, $50 woodward
Building. city. 16"
year-old boy: reasonable: city or rural.
Telephone weekdays, An. to s pm, Me.
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HELP WoMrh.

!AEAL ESTATE OFFICE has openlng for
sypist with knowledge Of shorthand. Com
on Saturday year round. HENRY J. HOBB,
NC, 1924 Vermont ave. NV. Dl Sal
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COAL. WoQp. full oil.

s.z sSses g ". ;ss:asssd s:sss .sed: Ses
;ss ssss cvss s.Mon .MoeA sss srs z, essl s, sa for
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Cattle AND LIVE STOCK.

sale. sH 1926. l0sl6 Old Biadensburs
I'd, Silver Spring Nd.
MARE. 1: tray; l bay mare, work horses.
3 riding horses, 1 SOW and & pigS, 3 weeks
old: i good milk COW: electric breeders,
800 capacity. Al J.. e: LEWIS FARM,
qlfn sR R's kipMfN Ma TSlsls S 1s4 mus. b. sold be-
eTty.. Also sorIsi horse 70 ss sold ior
STABLEe. lSO6 MAYOR I'd. Sc.
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POULTRY . Iee!
ooATS.

6ABY CHICKS, feeo ana poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc olo Z st. NV
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FLOWER STORE. excellent opportunity,
located 1889 Conn. ave: Nv. being sold
HUBERT KALTWASSER, 1922 iith xt
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14th at Mass. ave. sc.
radio. tube tester. 100 assorted size ne,
phonoeraph ssprinss. phono motor mounte
seS0 pcrtss. ssfss s:Gn .:n
inch mounted; auto radio. deorsi. 5osa
ssse4 ana a1n s1se'1s ea M:ss:
REle1GERAToR. s-ft. fhiiese' ss';;; Dc luxe. III Ia.
ssaifi sRfkIdE@A16FFs.' saae 's's w.stin.hou.. ne,
srpafsHTz1da Fl sMTz bat4 Il. st. Sa.saa.v IL s0S
atlas i11 81 s'se S. ns 81 s7s ''1'
RE-UPHOLSTERING- -piece living roor
suite rs-upholstersd to look like new; s52
HoLsTEkY SHOP. slas 18TH Is St. nv M
sAifa. sshssxa.w.lker, shaw large, nreproof, dou
bic doors. ae IN; hish BY 43 in: wide ,
siisSn sae9sH1SH2 H CHAM CHAIR tdousl.,. ehrom. an
:, c. GOOD condition, $50. izo1 izt
SINK. white enamel, 8 #. 9, double drain
$s5. ,oo also fully insulated sas stove
s,ofA BED; rose, sss, good condition. 60.
SOFA AND CHAIR, new, .ll.sprins con
stTynstion; on lesyins city must SELL Tsylo
STRING BASS. old instrument with 900
tone; 6oy. cover and extra strings; 500
sTUDiO CoUCHEs. factory rebuilt. Wit
springs. opens to double bed or two twi
FEN TENNrs RzekeTTi FL ver, st. ne almost Ha
only 81 30. do not send money! Bo
lost, Star.
TOYS--Gilbert electric moldins set. woode
srawbridge castle. Oft. bowling alley Wit
chassis; Chestnut 1920. 16'
TROMBONEs-Le Mar. excellent condl
g Ssl45; cali republic Ssl2; KrrT's. iss
TROPHIEs-iS beautifully mounted dee
heads. moose and others like pheasant.
rm.' den or club. DI. 100, Apt. IS, eye'
TRUNK. whesry wardrobe. large, exec
condition: S4b. Phone Elmwood 691. 10
I'll; sssIcT lss,s eor9aa Sc5ttssls sks nss m
HSs sasss as ss's.S; s.@. 's' ''i''" BOO iss
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-12-22
CIRCLE TO PRESENT PLAY

The Christian Social Circle of New
zen Chapel Church is presenting a
Xmas play, Good VIII Toward Wo.
men, Sunday night, December oath
1870 o'clock.
The admission will be fruits, nuts
candies, canned goods or anything
that will help to make up baskets for
the less fortunate.
1t is the first appearance of the
Circle and we hope to entertain the
audience in thoughtful and satisfac.
terry way.
evelyn Martin, a well seasoned
splnster is played by Mrs. R. L.
Young, who seeks to create feeling
of goodwill between her Sister Vivian
played by Mrs. Edwina Blaknev and
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-12-22

The head Of large heatinc cen.
Germ recently remarked TO me THAI
/ the success of his enmpeny is large.
ly the result of correcting other
peoples mistakes. What lie mtant
was that most of their business
came from homes which were cx-
periencing heating trouble Of orc
kind or another.
A chief mistake is that Of allow.
ing the price rather than the ade-
quacy of the furnace to determine
ones choice. In doing 80 they Is.
more certain laws of heating which
must be cOnfOrmed TO if good re.
! suits are expected. There are def.
mite formulas for calculating the
capacity Of furnace in relation to
the size and type of home to be
heated, and while it does no harm
to install a furnace of over-cana-
city, it does bring trouble to install
one Of inadequate size. Size for
size, all furnaces run pretty much
equal in installed cost; therefore,
when an experienced heating man
hgures out the price of q correct
installation, one does not save
money by taking a smaller size
than is recommended. It. lust means
replacing the inadequate job Later
on, which in effect j. paying doIsie
tor ones heating plant.
The heart Of your home is its
furnace, and there :ast Int AM
chance of having s healthy horns
With an understood hearc. The ooiv
way is to place the matter in j
x hands of a reliable hea.icg mar
who makes the selling Of lie fur.
mace secondary to the accur &c de-
termination of your honle'l seatiae.
needs. He will plan you, Iratins
system as it should be for crcae-
est efficiency, using maut.:natical.
calculation instead of c,.eA ,yc.l..
End whea he arrives at the r~rr,yt
answer, that's what he'll stl.k 10.
-aRd if you also stick to II; GE,i.
E9s, You'll not be mak;t,. = h,is.
sk4 Aat shall later hsl.' % T.
Tseeted.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-12-22
y?M!M'&g'M?M?MM
Roslindale, Mass.
To the Reader,
Christmas Greetings!

Christmas Greetings!
Now is the time to study the
aims of the Socialist Labor Par
ty. Drop a postal card to the
Weekly People, 81 Cliff Street,
New York, N. Y. and receive a
free sample copy.
Subscription rates, one year,
$500; six months, $1.OO; three
months, Soc Shows you how
you can earn five to six thous-
and dollars a year for 4, 5, or
six hours of work a day rend-
cred to society. Shows he
cause of two world wars, de-
pressions, unemployment, pow
erty, the solution, lasting peace
and plenty to all.
Chas. F. Claus,
All Beech Street
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-12-22
DECEMBER Is. 1914

Mrs. Dean, Vivian's prospective moth
er-in-law, played by Mrs. Flora Chan
ey.
Other friends who are at outs are
Janice Temple, played by Mrs. Lula
Wilson; Mrs. Ollie Burks, played by
Mrs. Minnie Wilcox and Mary Ann
Ellsworth by Mrs. Clora Robinson.
who will be made friends again in a
very unusual and interesting manner.
After the play the Sunday School.
with Mr.. T. c. Miller, Superintendent,
will have its annual tree in the base
ment of the church.
We pledge ourselves a profitable
evening of wholesome entertainment
'0F all assa
Mrs. Edwina Blakney, President
Mrs. Clara Noble Thompson,
Directress
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
REPUBLICANS HOLD MEETING IN SKAGWAY

JUNEAU, May 19.-tSpecial tc The Nuggeb-A most harmonious Territorial Republican convention was held Thursday in Skagway and the delegates to the nationa republican convention elected
 Ire delegates named, wno were incedentally instructed to cas their ballots for Gov. Dewey O New York, were Albert White O Juneau, c. A. o. Bondy of Fair banks. Morris Andresen of An chorage.
 Alternate delegates named wer. Nels Strand of his city, R. E Robertson of Juneau and Mrs. E A. Rasmussen of Skagway
 Division committeeman named included Howard D. Stabler, First Division: Nels Strand, Second Di- vision: J. C. Morris Third Divi- sion and MT. Bondy, Fourth Di- vision.
 E. E. Engstrom of Douglas, was named permanent chairman, with Robert Atwood of Anchorage, was named secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
JAPANESE APTI"I.ES NOW ON DISPLAY

In the show window at the Norre Drug Store. is a very fine collection of 'roph es which were taken from Kiska by Jack Bull lock. one of the first of the Alas ka Scouts to land on that island one year ago Most of the 'rophies are from collection which proo- ably belocg ged Q a Japanese ma7 rine or engineer, and are of the highest quality Japanese product.
 The list comprises Philip pine mahogany foot-locker, sev- eral fine, heavy blankets. kn tied scarf and sOx. fur-lined wool mittS. with extra unlined finger for use in firing rifle or machine gun, an arc-shaped shell maga- zine, for use win an automatic rifle. a bottle of Saki. a kit of china dishes, two sets of chop sticks, soap, matches, pencils and tooth brush, sewing kit, a high quality set of drawing instru- mens and a set of apothecary scales which were taken from a hospital
 Mrs. Jack Bullock has been kind enough to put the articles on display.
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
ROBINSoNS VISIT DELEGATE DIMOND

Hilkey Robinson, owner of the Nome Liquor Store, accompanied by his son Mischa, visited with Delegate Anthony Dimond in Washington, D. C., last week, ac- cording to word received in Nome recently.
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
WEDDING TO BE HELD DURING WEEKEND

Clyde Gray and Mary Falbo obtained marriage licene May 14th and will be married in the Federated church at 800 D. n. Saturday evening. It should be an exceptionally nice wedding with attendants and special mu- sic.
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
.AIRW WAYS
Alaska Airlines

Yesterday Pilot Weaver flew the mail run to Shishmaref with Chris OLeary, hen returned to Nome and took off for Golovip with MT. and Mrs. Paul Ivanoff.
 Pilot King came in from Fair banks with A. A. .Daue, Alfred h'ndler, MT. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh. Fred Buchser, P. Swed- man Ray Brosti and A. M. H. Hartford
 Pilot King returned to Fair banks with Mrs. Joe Mullins.
 Pilot Long flew in from An chorage with Howard Lyng and O. D. Cochrane.
 Pilot Lo'ten arrived from An chorage with Alvin Polet and freight, returning today to An chorage with David Wilkin and Helen Griffin.
 Wien Alaska Airlines
 Sig Wien departed for Pt. Bar row and northern way points via Kotzebue with express and Owen Luckfield and Billy Neokuk for Pt. Lay and Isaac Kissesok for Wainwright. He is scheduled to return to Nome today.
 Pilot Bob Rice came in from Fairbanks this morning via Ia mana with a capacity load of freight for the U. s. C. & G. s. He departed immediately for Fairbanks.
 Pilot George Oswald arrived this morning from Fairbanks via Panama and Moses Pt. with ca pacity load of freight for the U. s. C. & G. s. and passenger, Salem Abraham. He will return to Fairbanks today.
 Pilot L. w. Peterson arrived from Fairbanks in the tri-motor via Panama, with capacity load of express for U. s. C. & G. s. He also will return to Fairbanks today.
 Pan American AirwaYs
 Capt. Stewart arrived from Fairbanks yesterday with Joseph Goding, Raymond Hansen and William F. Stuart aboard. He left immediately with B. B. Mozee, Jens Forshang, George Henderson John Wheeler and Phillip Coy peck.
 Capt. Stuart arrived this morn ing from Fairbanks with mail and Isidor Shimis. He left i'm mediately with Charles A. Thompson, Claude Hertzinger, and Joseph w. Kehoe aboard.
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
U. s. s. R. & M. MANAGER RETURNS TO NOME

A. M. Hartford, who has been in the States spending the winter months with his family in Seat tie, returned to Nome yesterday. MT. Hartford is general manager for the United States Smelling, Refining & Mining Company in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS SCHOOL CLOSES

Today was the final day for the faculty and pupils of the local Bu- reau of Indian Affairs School for the l943-44 season. This afternoon the faculty and pupils enjoyed a picnic in front of their school building.
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
ALVIN POLET RETURNS FROM ANCHORAGE

Alvin Polet, manager of the Alaska Airlines in Nome, was a re urning passenger from An chorage, where he was called on business for the company.