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HOME IMpRovEMENr coMpANIEs.

ADDITIONS AND REMODELING. CONNER
CsIl Nc; 5e7as VAsco 4 HAss CO. 20.
concrete driyeways waikways. easements. ts.
Po1r,sahrsssv P1,arsv and .vEs general excavation. COM
tasrEENfnhE tGIs WI as sensra, sI 4las nome repair.
kinds; work guaranteed. Call after s pm.
aRSsy AZ dsy sat uGsx and SUNDAY "a 1e49.M 9.
terraces. walks, chimneys, hreplaces: ee-
walls MARcUccIo. Rt: 4, Herners lane,
Rockville, Nd Phone Rockville $685.
CONCRETE CEMENT woRK-Footing,,
Gid new wens sss % %o4Tf @ss @
DRrvEwAYs and farm lanes. black tor,
Moo6 Messfan iNe e. W. ssfnf loss Gan COLEMAN s d
FENCES INSTALLED, wire or wood; our
gEsIys gElsfs ere coo low f our osSS TSrk is good A
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning, par. par
Sa ses asufs fse niei sis VISOR WssoR
aRNEsALN tiR ERA N coNSTT1Rnacr1NG-carpentry ST1n re-
isf R0tsosS coNTRsesa ssSnffss CO. RE ses
GENERAL CONTRACTING, remodelins and
gsnyn.n 29th e. nv TIvplESsE Re 1888 x,.. 3
fecTea-
ton rms. and bars q specially. CARL W.
HEATiNGiGoi III furnaces and oil burners,
summer and winter doms.tc SsoRnp .ssn esn
M CO. 'i ssai as esy sV. ssRV1Gs aa
IRoNwoRKwPFir. escapes, nr. alarms.
iSseds'Rss %onks Esn ifso r. 2 1ssS
KooL-vENT ALUMINIUM AWNINGS Will
put 2 roof over that patio. self-storine
prs..n nnsoV ,Sr~ ,sso Hnsows w ,aD. asD your
EoMEs co. 7a1s wis. i'sss' ave-. ssthesda. SETH adH
MAHSS2NY AND wALNur-sp.clsl wood
paneline and shelving work. Phone after
SlR Ri stHNkkss HN sc s1so. plu. install. mia imn.d
in Now SooRs ses e e. Hdhs a. ssss sssr' 10
rxINT1Nq AND rArERNa = Expert
business; free estimates. GOLDEN DECO
FA1a4so FFAA1n2h os rsPEkd sfIa S2 o2asS 2ssrs. water.
eEsGans Fisi Ssas rse ashRf sRsi Rffas saFos ssss
fLtasiSa ANp neutrality-suspicious.
p .Pec5asy e yssr. Az a psy syD'i sS % 1914
ss1n: niTTosA ifH5 ae's MsFs fsE
terial Phone w. D. TAYLOR, 81. 3s42.
S Evenings SnTs s except FEi, and Sat
Roofing, siding, suffering, painting, paper
ing: all work guaranteed; no down pay
msf msns; iGT mn monthly terms; for free esti-
A, r sEELYE C0.-:Home improvements.
81 kinds; work good, prices reasonable;
PTRSfANENT HONE ONE IMPROVEMENT co.
E,Remodelins from bsmt. to attic; roof
ing, siding, screening. Free estimate
Fla terms; WA. 1927. NO. eO69. %
TRINITY HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.
White asbestos and Insulbric sidins-we
have IA, 1t: we ,pp apply 1T; free estimates. Cali
PoRCHEs MADE INTO ROOMS . special
", bricktex siding; electrical, plumbing,
walIpaperine y,s and general house improve-
3 yrs. to pay: WASHINGTON CONTRACT
ING CO. IA. 2133, 4
ADDITIONS, remodeling. carpentry, plumb |
ing, plastering, painting, etc; free esti-
mates; no money down. Z years to pay. |
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DUsINHss oPpoRTulliTiEs.

l41081DT 8MO1-TArfTtng community ii
soS snss as:s g:anihss1a s.n esss ssais; s
equipped; Eood reputsttop; rent. $50: at-
prsta rrbs .t. sontsals Afgc sa
ATiAs 1nD 5HS HuTo kxFxik ss snof, nb cor frank
lin and Patrick stss, Alex, Va. COM
repair work: convenient iocation on On Hwy. ss
aSob sSeSA rsossns dS5 ssss bss;tv
for sale; several GOOD lots Tor rent M to seil
sysed .. autos: several good stores and park
ss 1ns los5 Ter GsnI IA aes9 70 ,,n.v
cisl corner, silver sprine area; pumping
Lease; price. $4,000: stock, equipment
an0 @ 5eryice truck. luck Terms, cash. Address
WILL vi Nv INvEsT saI asIie.eeo and activ. services
w,,ss y sound e dssn business ssgliss sondsntsai
TAILORING, ciethins. mems furnishings,
lent opportunity for tailor with some Re.
.est.blshsd. WIN accept small aiHDI smount Srls
cash from reliable person. Box 2S-D. !.
CORNER GROCERY STORE, doing 81 900
per week. can be handled by one man and
oEneI II, must sen Immediately; SURETY
Haa6WAER R.h s. y .he E1 Sest sfa io
cations in this area; we'll stocked and
equipped: peaut1fuI store. EXCL, Raj
FELL REAL ESTATE Co. SH4 1l03 til O.
MODERN DRY-CLEANING PLANT-One
Of the best buys and locations in nearby
Md. AL new equipment, two substations,
ige; modern and beautiful building Priced
right. Excl, RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
CO., SH. 1103 'tiI o. z
CLEANING AND PRESSING EsTAB.-A
WONDERFUL location, on busy 18th ST., in
the vicinity of Columbia rd. New press
Ing machine, modern fixtures; priced very
low: Excl, call Mr.. RaffeI, RAFFELI
REAL ESTATE CO.. SH 1IO3 til 8.
ARLINGTON flling stations e with
One auto body. shop. R. W. MULLEN.
Bill Columbia pike, OK. 1882 till pm.
WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE hstines on
the following stores:
I, Liuuor store, exceptional good buy;
low rent, long lease, busy corner. new
fixturss; nz'sad : does o $4,000 yearly businsss;
Ladies' fine apparel, dress and lingerie
shop-located in busy uptown section;
good lease, reasonable rent; did SS5 900
yearly. bus. owner leaving town; terms
Radio and appliance store. neigfborhood
bus; busy sec; cheap rent, good lease;
does 100000 yr. bus: will sell bus. lease
!stock end fx. for $500: terms: this will
LOUNSBURY & FTSHMAN. Bus Brok-
ers, 505 Col. Bldg, EX. 0591; ewes. WO
C0LORED-Docto or dentist, 2nd & a
SITS. NV; rms, excel cond; desirable
fNt E<rS, faCc xnl
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REpAIRs esd ssRvIcEs tce.e. !,

REPAIRS and SERvIcEs tcsas.
RADIO THOUBI&! Yrsc sstimate. Work
rY szn3 9ae. oP Hens,s e pTsss rrsy va
sspldsz sErRiGzERATIoSMAwSss f n VII specialize ia III
makes OF commercial and domestic re-
ssAyss oHEar q HSIs asstr to co
2k4PsalaEEATeRsH. 2i4 "a Il Isl T. sSaoRs, ssas WASHING
BIZ aRRfdEAFIoa &C. sfFs
kRUPiH@SIsTEHRiNG hpihi @ 1Hti furniture. reglued like
rev; a aaI 81 york Guaranteed Is 7th st. n.e-
RooFs REPAIRED. all kinds: roofs
pgsdTntsa g.T S5;yn neT gqsnsssss 1nss and doWnspoats
Ko0FING-An types roefs repaired. new.
slate, slaS and tin roofs; general sheet.
sas ssss TacMAs asSa g 3 DC 9ssssows. sss % - 10. o.
Psa sna .Dsans 5ssa Ssinse!ah eah
E5Fihai EooFiNa. II TTrNNiissG, \ roof painting, rs-
giiassd1nf giad. hIWIs Eaissrinf and 'p0utinf, Can Ah
sEWfNG MACHINES, al makes repaired;
ss.sa ssts' sss sgse conn snssr ss. RM
TIE RERAIRINGy new instaIlatign: b
zssessn ss e ossn sesrs = sSperisnnsss inss ARMANI
fffE. psintins s0 and d paperins; pap iaGs new or re-
pair:. satisfaction guaranteed. LoMBARDo
VpT3s NJ s25si Ho sl sSyeniInss aiIns and .a,u.,.d
Az work guar gnaIanteed RE; n77. UNITED
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. retaped. re-
a u. HUTTON. 54i5 n St. NV. Adams
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED. csc up to
3 #. wide ana 2 IT,. long. Have your blinds
mssssa ssafs y Ss Sd5fa RasaIss AWa
MG aL co AsNrf ash sh SINK hE aaSness DH ssoe work
order: furniture repaired; vanity and
ses pcrssss Sa snd
no job toe large or too small; free esti-
WAsHrNG isS SsH MACHiNEs NJ CHiANaEs repaired; so-day
guarantee. Cali s am. to pm. RA. 1s47.
WASHING MACHINE and refgr. repair
AcME RAD1d 5ass0Iz Hpncs co.
4o16 Ga. ave-, GE. 46ss, am. to 2. m.
wATERpRooFING EASEMENTS, cement
nagstone terraces. r. MARcuccfo. Rt.
I, HoIners lane, Rockville, Md. Phone
GsED flsics GasiHaas isaI bought and sold. FULLER
4 d'ALBERT; INca s15 10th st. NV,
s.i'0Pal Al fPaAlrffkISe. f painting, floor rehnlsh,
.xpsrs;3 best reference. L. MIDDIEToN.
YoUR FURNITURE reupholstered with
smart, durable, had-to-get fabrics; smart
s Il Iaan slip fSYfIs poK tsee
AZ AZ NAMES slsis a of Washing machines; sehh May
ss son oP sssaSs G Magsass sdas aAaW 9s
WANTED sRfckWokk an and 9sne ssnersi s con-
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MiscfllANEoUs foR SALE.

MISGkGEASNkCOS fOk Stk6s. -
0ATR aKAIKRS. gss siectris AR st1aA
..Watst Heater specialists fer 80 xe2is
621 D & NV. NA zi63 Mo 3140.
WATER HEATERS-30 and 66 gal eiec-
tsrms. srHNDARD srsds All s. In. TIRE d BATTKRY
CQs 10th and II .sts. ne. Open evesy
Friday and Saturday until PIN. Il.
29S3. IL 874I.
FOR SALK-cinder crusher, roller typs
with 5-h.p lima dustproof motor. prac-
ticAIly new: excellent condition. Phone
oliysr e9I3 after 7:3Q pm -
Berry At MARTfN BROS s>sS lob. No. Vermont
$500 RUSSIaN scUiRkEL COAT, size "a.
$500. Call HO gTI7. after $50 --a
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or dentist, 2nd & a
sts. nv. rms. excel .cond.. desirable
ZOE professional use: S125 per mo. r. A.
Ma 6730 "a
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.MlscELLANEous FOR RENr.

aOaRlTAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
lNASHEEs. room coolers sun lamps. etc.
DISTRICT MEETRIC CO. 5023 Visions
sin ave. NV. WO. 1902. ~
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tNote: Air-circulatinT fan obtsinah.e i
coun.ef. wall and ceiling models st IL
snds i0x fsdasf ts1 1888 K 4. a. Il
~. 1zxOs DO. A030. ~ ~
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fccntinusd on Next Psss.)
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nifty Tor law student or young attorney;
with glass DOORS, sections each; SOLD
CRIB. asisaiss HIGH eli CHAIR. shids; Zig saw nam.
nftnre Phone % ia WS1d s1dsR Tsa gum Tor fsr
serta sm asaDs baby sasfet:
hsR ehslTs fSseS S FIJI FoLks
pRfF SGRsP FKfRaE FsKsfnRaaEs 1NIr, 1871 IT. coolsrator
both months old; computing scales. to
eSins: Sentinel poTta6le radio; ns ss.in' attic a
exhaust fan; Sperti sun lamp: highest offer
ca hSEaSs sEss HS sun sH zo1
sible to duplicate. Lady's solitaire, M-ct
$3.50; Iadys aH..ct. impsTfecs. s4eo;
adys psrisc et se sa ladys sfso
tremely low prices are made possible by
gems from estates. banks, bankruptcy and
srcfs sales You dent fsncy prices
DESKS, ufice; used executive and typina
desks ne N mahogany veneer. Owens 7757. OF
DINETpTa Dnspra SET. also crosley shelvsdor re-
frigerstor, good condition. LIS 1862 be
bIIInNsnG Din RooM-Beautiful 1o-pc walnut rain
S159 so: 10-pe. modern walnut junior din
ing room set, S169. so: walnut china cabi-
net, $3e. e.50i set OF 8 fine oak dining chairs,
REaT R s RPI sa5snss Ff1NIp SaIs 6a snSiTs ssosE
907 7th st. NV. One Of Washingtora's s
largest sna Ross ges eomDlete used furniture
DNING ROOM SUITE, pieces. walnut.
nsE nsss tasle pads; best offer. WI. 24sa 5.
pes. arand % Napids sgaaa made Bn,sss Ba,hsssns as 10
long long table Ss. with extra leaves and
leishsT h1a9Ne, sssss; sasns nss53 s5s, WA, 7s4e
living rm;; suite. sofa bed with custom
sa1dored SIa0 III ZIP - covers very good condition.
DINING nm. SURF, 18th century style,
1o-pc:. SITS; Q ali-wool rugs and mats,
mo. old, $3.50; old Va. sofa, rose, S75: bar
odd end tables. IS ca: ehaise lounge. prae'
Is, new, Ss524 Grandin ave, Rockville,
DISHWASHERS = Immediate delivery;
brand-new Kaiser-FTaxer dishwashers, low
prices and easy terms. Select your dish
washers from WashinRton's largest selec-
ton OF nationally famous standard brands.
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY Co. 10th
sssurd.sM ii lin pm. il Il :ssss. iI as IA. Ina
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MIscELl ANEoUS EoR sAIR.

- sAeSSs8ksA.e .eAsNes6O&s F0M 1AAkeGe
DIsR0sAIs-Im delivery: slecfric
ssaa:ss 4zsbaD s1szHsfss l'r T Elsss s2frz saf ~
I'D 81. IN 1i b 8 pm. M II ssss. Il. ss4I. i.
i inch hy Il inch; excess ssosf..
pRuMs. complete with accessories, singer
mediately KEN KEEGAN. no. OI37.
DRuM sETComplete new. noor sample.
6a1E 61FIicATraa Wy sizcHINks. x Hi 4 new s5sbo;
Nth sfshc,'s au.omatic led i!asdI.ts dsliysry
aIsaSpn yPEwsTeR eP saaa1 urfannsDEsha anDfa dzN MH
CHINE Co. 2019 14th St. nv. M. 400.
ELEcTRIc HoT-wATEK BoMERs-s. &
g, 10, 80. 60, 59, 65. So. 100 eals.;. also
flsTsass sfEcasc ARgT M5Tohs sos RzpaSD szIa oa
changed and for sale. Quick courteous
END srau1,s belts sa4o PpTpMAc ARMATuRE
ELECTRIC RANGE. Hotpoint, s12S: Also
Frigidaire. All porcelain. 7-cu.-ft box. ex-
cellent % sondition. asaa $3.50. 44sl Ellicott $.
ELEcTRfC RANGES, apt. size. insulated
oven. thsrmostat. BLOCKS So66 NJ ST.
RhiEcrnsic lkeaaNcEs. n.s.on.lly sdser- s
IvINGsToN APPLIANCE 4 RADIO CO.
ELECTRiC REFRIGERATOR, co,dspot 8 4
Gu. 1T. Call Woocley ST69. -
ELECTRIC STOVE. new. never used, GE;
1926 cash. Call Sunday. Oliver 1853
ELECTRIC WATER HEATER. 100 GAL new
outside casing damaged, $50. 1928 Balti-
more blvd, Berwyn. Md -
delivery brand-neW cleo
Cole; priced from 81. .eb. Select your fan
from Washington.s largest selection Of
nationally famous standard brands. STAND
ARD TIRE d BATTERY CO., 10th and
II sts. ne. Open ewes, Friday and Sat
untif 8 pm. II. 29S3, Ii S741.
FANS, electric. cleaned, creased and re-
fans In stock now. All types and sizes.
fsaRasEd saFfesF k nakes u Gsl slf HE 1o27 suf I,
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iac,ss1p "a ssp 6 e1,n.edl 3 I'M -a:p 8 oE noto
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1897 Fairmont W. 81
nedass Beaa as
! INasToN ApPILANGEE APP i 8 RADIO Co,
woafas fRsn'
SWAsHfkc Saas III oIssx MACHINE. $50: refrigerasor,
WpAsHiSG VA ssii MACHINE. cas ' Easy, % in perfect
condition. 1885 Kennedy st. NV. GE.
WASHING MACHINE, Apex. $50 Atlantic
WASHING MACHINE. Easy; reasonable
WHATER-cooIER Hassri co IIE SPECIALIST. experts in
81 Both and Sotse ype
SoaN Se alsDley wGssfsR Il sns 81 Hass nv
WATER COOLERS, used. siec.. pressure
ssRs soss N US g. nT NV MI Efas1as sqai pie sss
WATER COOLERS = immediate delivery
brand new ,GE and sunroek electric
church Churches and institutions. Lowest prices
and easy terms. sTANpARD TIRE &
BATTERY Co. 10th and = SITS; ne; Open
WATER GooioIERs, new; Westinghouse.
sEsr Hg "a .ypss ppIAscE nsasse % 5s'ivsTy sD ssa Mt
WATER HEATERS. 80. ~. SO and IS gal:
standard makes Ia stock Tor immediate
delivery. Cash or terms. ELECTRICAL
CENTER. 514 10th st NV. Ma. sS72.
FANS--Get ready for the hot weather.
just received q shipment Of fans.
10@ kit. ventnatfng fan, GE motor, COM
plete with extendable metal frame, to fit
windows 20" to 361 wide: fan capacity,
750 c.f.m., special price
Exhaust fans, propeller fype, square
frame following sizes in stock. other sizes
obtainabie on short order).
1 fap. 1f30-h.p motor. 1,6b0 r pm,
IL Il .. n
Iss iap. 1iso-h.p. motor. 1850 rp.m..
Iss ian. 1iao-h.p. motor. 1.725 r.p.ns
All Air eircuistors tfoor model of the 81 ioI. Sy
lowing sizes IN stock. other models and
sizes obtainable on short order1 (FIoor-
model fans utilize tWo-piece column
which opens to 7-ft.-heiEht floor to
sn 2os fen. M-h.p. or motor. 1,14o rp.m..
-. "a in H-n.D. or motor. 1.14o ss;'iao s'p'ns..
t.faolsso 1.p.ns @ l.al67si,1i5e 4 iassol
tNote: Air-cireulatinr fan obtainab.s Fl, il
coun.e .er. wall and ceiltn9 models 1t $40
- than aRoye pTfee.) Above prices In
sirds 1QM Eed@sl tax 1888 + r. pc.
II. 8Zx0t QQ. zQ39. ~
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27
POSITION OF BASE
 LIBRARIAN

The position of Base Librarian will be open at Nome Air Base on 2l September l947. At present, funds are available to fill this po- sition until 20 January ls48 at a fixed salary of $249.38 per month, (40 hour week.. Definite assurance of hire after the above date can not be given at this time, but ap- plication will be made to higher headquarters for further allotment of funds.
 Applications for this position must be submitted not later than 5 September ls47. addressed to Commanding Officer, Nome Army Air Base, Att: Capt. Stephenson, stating fully the applicants quail fications as pertains to the follow ing:
 a. Library experience (practic-
 aD.
 b. Library training at college
 level.
 c. Education Schools, courses,
 degrees).
 d. Age: 20 to 40 years.
 e. Interest in this type of work. f. Ability to select books and
 advise patrons.
 g. United States Citizen (re-
 quireO.
 h. Married or single.
 The applicant selected for this position will be notified on 10 September l947. and name will be announced herein on II Septem- Der.
 All residents of the Base and Nome who are eligible and desire to apply for this position are urged to do so. Publish Aug. 27, 29, Sept. 1, 3.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27
Egyptians Barred From U. N. After Demonstrations

LAKE SUCCESS (P)-Secretary General Trygve Lie said today that two Egyptian demonstrators who have been ejected twice from the security council chamber were barred henceforth from entering the United Nations headquarters and would be handed over to Nassau county police if they should slip in.
 If it happens again we will have to give them to the police" Lie told a news conference.
 Lie Sai dthe U. N. still was with out definite policing procedure, pending the conclusion of pacts with the United States govern ment, but that the security guards here would in effect invoke the right of "citizen arrest" to hold and hand over any disturbers to local authorities.
 Another high U. N. officials said meanwhile that guards would carefully check all gates here to- morrow when the council resumes debate on Egypt's charges against Britain.
 Ahmed Kotb and Mustafa Mo- men, who describe themselves as Egyptian nationalists, were thrown out of the council chamber last Friday and again yesterday. Last night they announced their inten- ton of returning for the final stages of the council discussions on Egypt.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27
RecOrd.Catch Of Salmon In
 Columbia River

ASTORIA, Ore. (P)-Commer- cial fishermen worked against a noon deadline yesterday as a surg ing run of Chinook salmon moved upstream resulting in the largest one-day catch in six years.
 Landings Monday exceeded any since 1941 with boats averaging 2,000 pounds each. The total for the 800900 boats was estimated at more than a million pounds.
 Canneries hired extra workers to process the catch, working through the night.
 Sports fishermen damned the river area Sunday and are expect ed to flock again to the lower river towns at the end of the sum- mer commercial season at noon yesterday. Commercial fishing will not be resumed this season.
 Commercial catches as high as 18,000 pounds were reported by fishermen. Gillnetter Henry Kokko said he started giving away the salmon to other boatmen when his craft became overloaded with 6,463 pounds of salmon.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27
Legionnaires Move On New York City
(Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One with a bison calf for Mayor Will liam O'Dwyer, who yesterday was given life membership in the 10 and 8, Legion fun organization.
 The 40 and will hold its pa rade tomorrow night and ope of its attractions will be Miss Pam Camp, 20 and blonde, who will compete as Miss Arkansas" in the Atlantic City beauty contest. She was aboard the special train on which the Arkansas delegation arrived today.
 The main Legion parade will be Saturday.
 The Legion's national defense committee was told by Rep. Harry L. Towe R.-N. JD that consider able opposition" could be expect ed for his bill in Congress to pro- vide a six-month basic training period for all American youths.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27
Legless War Vet
 BecOmesLegislatOr

SAULT STE, MARIE, Mich. (P) Charles E. Potter, 34-year-old leg less war veteran who won his first political campaign by a big mar gin, planned today to get an early start on his duties as new Republi- can representative from Michi- gan's 11th Congressional district.
 He was elected yesterday over Democrat Harold D. Beaton, Al, also former serviceman. Late re- turns gave Potter, a native of Cheboygan, 12,652 votes from 23O of 289 precincts of the northern Michigan area, compared to 5,624 for the former Mackinac county
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27

in cooperation with the Fish and Wildlife Service to avoid any dam- age to spawning grounds or the contamination of streams or salt water by the dumping of mill wastes which might affect seafood adversely. Constant studies will be made to determine any harmful effect on game, and care will be exercised in designating areas for logging so that the aesthetic beauty of our outstanding scenery will not be destroyed.
 The timber cut on the Tongass Forest can approach one billion feet per year in perpetuity, and at an average price of S2.OO per thou sand feet would result in stumpage payments of approximately two million bollars. The Territory under present laws, receives 25% of all timber sale receipts for schools and roads. Thus, with fun use of the timber stands, the Ter ritory's share could be $500, ,000 per year of $1,OOO,OOO per biennium. However, until title to the lands and timber is determined these funds will not be available for pavrnepf to the Territory If iS inc desire of the Forest Service that these titles be determined by court or legislative action at the earliest possible time in order that stump age payments may be divided be- tween the properly designated owners. Every effort will be made to secure this early adjudication.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27
ANNOUNCEMENT

We are happy to announce the installation of a MODERN FOUN- TAIN to serve you with a FULL LINE of ASSORTED LUSCIOUS SUNDAYS and ICE CREAM SODAS. A trial will convince you.
 THE GLUE POT
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27
Minimum Stumpage Prices Set For Sale Of Territorial Timber

The way was opened for the es- tabliShment of the pulp and paper industry in Alaska when President Truman signed House Joint Reso- lution POS authorizing the Secre- tary of Agriculture to make sales of timber on any vacant, unappro- priated, and unpatented lands within the exterior boundaries of the Tongass National Forest. AS a question of aboriginal rights ex- istS, the resolution provides that all receipts from the sale of timber will be impounded in a special ac- count in the Treasury until owner ship of the land and timber is ac- tually determined.
 MT. Burdick of the Regional Foresters office at Juneau stated that the Forest Service expects to sell timber units and see pulp mills established within the next few years in the vicinity of Ketch- ikan, Petersburg, Juneau, Sitka, and possibly Wrangell. Stumpage rates will be fair and equitable to the public and to the operators.
 One unit, adjacent to Peters burg, has been advertised to be sold by oral bids October 1, l947, in Washington, D. C. Minimum stumpage prices which will be considered in the sale of this tim Der are: saw timber, s per thou sand feet; piling up to 95 feet in length, cent, and piling over 95 feet in length, 112 cents per linear foot; pulpwood, 85 cents per 100 cubic feet.
 All saw timber will be scaled as such, regardles of its final disposi- ton; that is, if used for pulpwood it will carry the sawlog stumpage price. Pulpwood will be the other wise unusable material down to top diameter of six inches. A cu- bic foot of wood of this class con- tains approximately 5.5 board feet, and therefore the stumpage rate on pulpwood per thousand feet will be about $1.50.
 The dominant considerations in the administration of all timber sales on the National Forests of Alaska are the avoiding of injury to other resources and the perpet- uation of the logging industry. The removal of the present stagnant, mature stands will allow a greatly accelerated growth of the new crop. Research has shown that the Tongass National Forest can be operated as a sustained yield unit on an 85 year rotation for cutting. This rotation would produce pulp timber between Is and 18 inches in diameter at the stump and, on the average sites, from 35,000 to 10000 board feet per acre or about 1000 cubic feet.
 Adequate plans are being made
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27
WILBUR TWEETS IN TOWN ON BUSINESS TRIP

MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Tweet, who have been honeymooning at Da- wilson's Landing this summer are in town for few days for dental work and business and plan to re- turn to Teller today.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27

prosecutor from St. Ignace.
 Potter will fill the seat left em- pity by the death of Rep. Fred A. Bradley, also Republican.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27
Classified Ads

FOR SALE-One Rebored Stinson
 Airplane Motor No. R680. Contact Railway Express Office. 101-3t
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27

FOR SALE-16 nm. Projector,
 for 6-volts, in 1st class condition.
 Inquire at Nugget Office. 101-3tp
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27

FOR SALE-Studebaker Sedan. Excellent condition. Call at Nome
 Nugget. 1O2-6t
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27

FOR SALE-Two-burner electric
 Hotplate, steel typewriter table, and table-model RIGA radio. Call
 Black 53. 102-3t
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27

WANTED-Two carpenters. Call
 at Nugget office for further par
 ticulars. 103-1t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-24
MOVIE THRILLER, FULL OF SUSPENSE
 IS CApET0l'S BILI

The one mystery drama audiences will never solve will never forget Columbia Plctures 50 Dark the Night" now at the Capitol Theatre. Voices whisper ing over and over again You must kill" Why do three die why not four? Was it revenge? Was it ? Murder was his only desire love his only hope he walked in madness in the dark hours! The night he'd thousand terrors but none so terrible as the secret of the strangling fiend.
 Steven Geray and Micheline Cheirel have the leading roles in this new thriller, with Eugene Bor- den, Ann Codee, Egon Brecler and Helen Freeman also featured.