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Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-01

goes after groceries and forgets
something there is always time to
fly right back again, and the ex-
ira trip isn't nearly as aggravating
as it used to be when he travelled
on a cayuse. He also let slip that
he does a bit of p~racticing now and
then and recommended keeping
four-buckle overshoes tightly buck
led when flying.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-01

When the white men discovered
this country, the Indians were run
ming it. There were no taxes. There
was no debt. The women did all the
work. And the white men thought
they could improve on a system like
thati
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-01
In Lighter Vein

Judge: How could you xwindle
people who trusted You?"
Witness: But. Judge. people who
don't trust you. can't be swindled."
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-01
Flying Farmers and Ranchers
Piper to Attend Meet
of Flying Farmers

board of directors the program for
the 1913 Flying Farmers and Ranch
ers association convention at Mon
tana State college, June 25 and rs,
will be too attractive for anyone to
miss. Those who have had a verbal
preview are very enthusiastic, and
the fact that w. A. Piper of Cub
fame is coming here to address our
group has increased interest.
The most popular part of the pro-
gram will be the economy race, the
first of its kind for Montana. It will
be a careful test of the flying and
navigational ability of the pilots
who enter and will determine how
to get the most out of their air
planes.
Briefly the contest is as follows:
A triangular course, to be an
nounced 80 minutes before the
flight starts, will be flown. Con-
testants who enter will see that
their gas tanks are filled to the
brim before the race even if they
have to use an eye-dropper to get
in the last drop. Then, they will
be allowed a one-minute Warmup
before the signal to start. At the
signal they will fly the course at
the most efficient pm. for their
engines, at the best altitude for
their planes, and the most accurate
course.
Tea for Ladies
The visiting ladies will be given
a tea at $3.50 p. m. At a dinner
that night the announcement of win
ners of the earlier contests will be
made. A dance is scheduled for that
evening.
We are reasonably certain that
we will be able to serve a chuck
wagon noon lunch at the airport
June Is.
The business session will start at
9 a. M, June 26. This will include
reports of officers, discussion of by
laws changes, membership cam
paign, reports of committees and
many other topics of interest to all
filters whether farmers or not.
The opening period Saturday aft
ernoon will be for a complete dis
cussion of insurance. Other items
considered are turfing landing
strips, civil air patrol, an address
by Forrest Watson, president of the
National Flying Farmers association;
proposal of an aerial conservation
day and several other items.
Piper will speak during the din
r Saturday evening.
Trail TO Bozeman
There have been so many flying
farmers coming to Bozeman during
the last year, that there is practi-
cally a trail through the sky.
Many of them find their way up to
the secretary's office to pass the
time of day. julius Bechard rarely
travels alone.
w. E. Bird of Leroy, who pur-
chased a Cessna 100 last September
dlid SOIOSo IL IL Q1lOCl1CVoOly oilo1
time, dropped in late in March. Al
though he is such a new owner, he
already had logged 140 hours. When
I suggested it was all pleasure fly
ing, he pulled back the wheel ano
hit for the clouds for about five min.
utes. Among other things, he sale
his plane has cut the time of round,
ing up cattle from three weeks t.
threa davc and for the first tim.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-01
easy, Economical Woy to Answer
your Storage Requirements

NOW -. available for imme-
date delivery. famous STEEL
CRAFT all-purpose prefabri-
Gated metal buildings! The an
swer o a hundred storage prob
lens -. adaptable to any farm or
warehouse purpose. lin single or
multiple units, any width, any
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-01

length. Erected quickly, easily
-. with windows and doors
added as required. Inquire about
these and other types of prefab-
ricated steel buildings in any size
to meet almost any industrial or
farm need -. ready for immedi-
ate Shipment
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-14
NOTICE

Will any persons who have friends m the Elks delegation cem'ng from Anchorage for the initiation, who can house one or two for the evening of March 6, please contact Stan Nelson OS R D. Russell.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-14
Fish May Still Get New Bowl.

Kcdiak's prospects for new iait looked brighter this week, with raceiptiby Deputy Marsh al Paul Herring of a letter from
 the office of the Attorney Gener- al saying that plans are now be- ing drawn up for one that can
 be built with available funds. Funds originally allocated for
 the new jail were far below the
 lowest bid offered by any con- tractor for the plans that were
 proposed, and the project was almcst dropped. Last month,
 Mir Herring submitted sketches for a Jail which he reported could be built with funds avail
 able
 The Department of Justice wrote MT Herring that the
 Public Buildings Administration
 is willing to undertake the con
 struction of 8 jail with what
 monsy is available and is now
 wo' king on . set of plans which that of ce and the Department ] feel will come well within the amount of money available for the building.
 It is the desire of the De, partment of Justice an l the Public Buildings Administration to insure the construction of a
 new jail here during the com- ing year and they will concen trate their efforts in this direc. tion, the letter concludes.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-14

A navy boat brought l05 sacks of mail for town on Tues day, including a,cel post
Evening star., 1948-05-02
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

USED 12-FT. STAKE BODY. in good
cond, with top bows and tarpaulin.
Priced reaS. Phone IA. 1887, $50 am.
Sun DISTRIBUTOR TESTER, new, cost
$500, viii sell Tor 1915. Cali Monday
after o am, Ashton 27l7. NJ. W. MILLER.
FOR sALE-one 3-yd. dump body and
host, one 4-yd. dump body and hoist. Call
NO. 1893. 3'
FOR SALE-1946 Lynn inclosed luggage
trailer. with locks. 124S Both ST. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1886 motor. transmission and
dlfferential Phone Shepherd 2443.
CHEVROLET 1887 engine. new, excel.
cond.; other parts for 1887 M. de luxe;
cheap. UN. 9S14 Sun. bet. 10 a.m.-lO pm.
ALL BODY PARTS-Transm, rear end,
motor, etc, for 1888 Buick special 4-dr
sedan: body parts for 1896 Ford Tudor.
transm., rear end; body parts for 1886
Chevrolet 4-dr. standard, motor, transm..
wheels, etc. all body parts peri, motor,
transm., rear end, etc, for 1888 Pontiac
@; Tenders for 1887 1910 and 1871
Plymouth, transm., rear end; also some
auto radios. RE. 1866
MUFFLERS-Closing- out sale, sandee sin
g!es; l9i2,l947 VS. steel l932,'3s VS.
steel and aluminium, l937-'47 Buick, alumi-
mum; l9f2-'41 VS. aluminium: dua.s. 1917
Mercury aluminium 1916 Ford aluminium
SH. 5l10 or FIR. 551S. )
HUDSON motor block. 1910 G-cylinder re-
turned shaft, 6 new piStons with rings,
$3.50 or best offer. TW S545.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

miles, niles new condition; DSi,595. u Wo. 79%9
DODGE 1912 panel: motor reconditioned
$50, KoLHER POULTRY CO, Trinidad
FORD 1o47 1-ton stake; very low mile
iron from. p EDMoNDs MO MoToRs, INC, Ford
Dealers, Wash. blvd. at Clarendon CIRCLE,
ArlinEton, Va CH 1900.
model, sgd body; good condition 500.
Days WA. 43Ol. After 6 pm. GE. $500.
CHEVROLET 1910 11a-ton. long wheel
throughou., s495, Baby PATE MOTOR
CO 113n Conn. ave. RE; 1878. 3
Boase p6Te 2t @ Dsnt a6 tGR GOOD s4Se
ntng m Condition. OLD DOMINION CLEAN
ERs, 1885 Lee hwy, Arlington, OW. 66,l |.
GMC 1871 1-ton package delivery, good
oURIsMAN CHEVROLET, INC, 6lo H st.
D9DGE lG3d is-ton panel truck; will sac
rif9e See on Diapers Parking Lot 9th
FcRD I?31 ira-ton van; good running
c5ndi .Qa: reas asonabie: terms. sis 14th, st,
eeHsEvEoI Er t :; vreeker; $3.50, os17 Balti-
WILLYs 1871 package delivery: excellent
235leS 2sE Delz SS Sc io
cHEyRoLEr 1889 is-ton panel; excellent
S765. oURisMAN, CHEVROLET, NC
go H st. ne, Truck Dept >
CHEVROLET '36 ll2-ton.. also 81 Dodge
BULL DozER dump truck, for contract
oSy;; 6oo5; after :. TR. 2437.
With driver, D1.. 1905. =,
FORD I941 truck, 12-ton, stake body;
good GO IN Tu6Gins condition; $3.50. WA. $3.50
GMC dump, 2h-ton. 6x6; new tires; motor
Mr.. WoRsHAM, ,TR 1896.
roso3; s@iS5 @ s NOLAN fSHsAe FfNANcE co
DoDGE 1915 truck: refrigerated body like
new; perfect for frosted foods orig nal
cost. $500; price, $685.. Phone DU.
9LSl be and $50. II
Fills MoToas, nc. a22 5nd nd st. st. NV NV
,@nd ard Constitution ave., FX 4lO5. #
CHEVROLET l941 li2-ton stake perfect
mechanical condition. engine recently over
hauled; 1876 stake body. very clean; s765
WILLYS l94S platform 94-ton stake: used
as demonStratnr. low mileage a real saw
ing; MTTCHELL,S S MOTORS. INC, 222
End st NV. end and Constitution ave),
cHEvRoLET 1877 '.-ton stake body: run
less than 1000 miles; as body type
list price. MfTCHELL,s MoToRs, nc.
s2s @ 2nS St NV. end and Constitution
sHEtse1s5 D35no 41 4 !Ps Don sGGa sAs
800 Cedar st. NV. .
$3.50. North 1921.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

BUILDERS, REAL ESTATE BROKERS and
home purchasers are invited to submit End
trust notes for sale. Immed settlements.
PHILIP STEARNS, 927 18th st. Nv,
CASH FOR DEFERRED purchase money,
2nd trust notes (White or colored); quick
settlement; personal calls preferred Full
TON r GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV, IL
a23O. Brokers attention.
TRUSTS, lSt End and 3rd; Md, Va. and
D. C.; wk's. service. ADAMS REALTY
co, Hn5 n. Y ave. NV, RE. 1912. ~.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE-lst and 2nd
trust: No red tape. Quick service HENRY
SALUS, established 1924. MA. 1852, 1104
MORTGAGE LOANS, ~ interest; no
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS - PPromp,
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. sI7
sIo MsIooNiEsY s5 Z n oSs slooSp s. ssD0 rngsr-we will
buy -second-trus, notes, D. c.. nearby Md.
or Va: Reasonable rates. NATIONAIi
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP. 1914
N Y ave NV National 5S33.
End TRUST NOTES purchased. Call Ma
3570. WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
1st AND 2nd TRUST LOANS on real estate
in D. c.. Md. and Va MIR. DRAISNER,
1404 l. st. NV, MA. 4157.
CASH IN ONE DAY: individual wishes tc
obtain End trusts on D. C. residences
Evening star., 1948-05-02
AUCTION SALES.

ZED L. WILLIAMS q ZED L. WILLIAMS
auction House. 9lS New York ave. NV.
administratris estate OF DR.. John Alvin
Holmes Furniture, household effects,
glassware, pictures, rugs and other fur
nlshings; also 30, highest grade nagnitl-
cent floor and table lamps, finest grades,
all new, direct from factory name with
held by request; torchierS, floor, swing
arm. reading, budolr and other styles;
regular room size and other good rugs; 10
rollaway beds; odd beds, double 7 single;
inner spring mattresses; Hollywood beds;
baby cribs odd chairs of various kinds;
Duncan Phyte. style 5-pc. mahog.. dinette
pc. good grade living room suite; dishes,
brio -a-brac, etc numerous other effects.
Auctloneer'S phone. MA. 2f2O.
ZED L. WILLIAMS g. ZED L. WILLIAMS,
JR., aqctloneers-Auctlon ton the prem
tses) the famous Henderson Castle, 1900
and Florida aVe) Wednesday,, May 5th.
1890 am. Entire contents OF home now
and lately used as guest home and nIght
club. Cash register dining room fixtures,
coffee urns, fine gas cook stove electric
retrlgeratOrs new uD-to-date large deep
freeze box electric Slcing machine. adding
machine, glassware. cooking utensils work
ment; fine back bar, bar and sink, large
mirrors large fold screen, etc, etc. Fur
niture for 81 rooms. beds, chests. dresseIs,
robes, chairs, desks, bedding, rugs tables,
ators and private people-Here's perhaps
what you've been looking for Terms,
cash; prompt removal Open public in
spection beginning Tuesday, 10 am. to
Ma 26s0. P s.wNot the real estate, tt;,
Personal property only
Evening star., 1948-05-02
WATERFRONT pRop-WAkTep

WANTED TO RENT from June / to Sept.
nice quiet beach, nearby. Cali between
8 and evenings. OK 0616 4
WE ARE DESTROYS of obtaining for cash
clients, beach properties with or without
improvements. Kindly send full informa-
ton in writing to Mr.. Spratt, KAY REAL
TY CO, 55O5 Ga. ave. NV. )
LOT AT SHOREHAM BEACH from owner,
reasonable. Phone Taylor 95J9
BUSINESSMAN SEEKS CONTACT with
some one with good fishing location and
quarters to share: DU; 24o4,
home on the water front, not over 50
miles from WASHINGTON. Box 459-X, Star.
CHRISTIAN MOTHER and daughter IA,
wish cheap place, near District and public
tranSp., for use mostly summer week ends;
not necessary furnished. Box 10Y, Star.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
MONEY WANTED.

FOR SALE-Second trust note. $4,000,
interest Sc, mo. payment and interest
..nd TRUST, secured on S-unit apartment
bldg, paws out in years, Reasonable dis
count. COLLINS & PRICE. 1896 Wilson
3ldS 81 ,xrfh 81. nd ii33 pf}Sr az oSrv lGTS
tS5,000) dollars second trust
win accept four thousand $4,000 dol
lars net. Property located in the 1900
block of LIST St W. Further information,
contact D. PATRICK WILLIAMS. 31l2
llth st. NV. AD, OLA.
FOR SALE, 2ND TRUSTS on choice n W.
Lib. disc, plus So int. JESSE
LOEB, 412 Southern Bldg, MA. 2014. 4
CAN PLACE 1st TRUST MONEY on own
er occupied res. property at Sc int.
JESSE LOEB, Southern Bldg. Ma. 2014.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
GARAGES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT garage for l car,
vicinity gth-12th, K to H. VIII pay good
rent. Call EX. 2SS9. -
WANTED-Slngie garage, near 1th and
MARYLAND ave n e. Gail TR. 394I. -
VICINITY MINI. AVE, BET. Benuing rd
ne, ard Pa. ave. s.e.' slng.e or double,
Call VI 5S9S. =
GARAGE, vicinity of Connecticut and r
NV. or thereabouts. | or car garage
co; 4445, cal! any time.
GARAGE wanted in or nr. D C; 5000 tC
10000 It. floor space: occupancy within
30 days, resp. concern will sign reas. lease
Replies confidential Box iOl-Z, Star. s.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

GARAGE FOR RENT, st. between 9th
and 10th SITS. NV" $3.50 mo. DE,
FOR DEAD STORAGE, 4th and Butternut
SITS. NV; 50 each IA. 3951,
GARAGE, 900 block Otis pl. NV; 81
month. Taylor 1859.
II21 10th ST. N.W.-2-story double brick
garage, suitable for storage or parking
End commercial area. Call Mr.. Hill, FED
ERAL CONTRACTING CO.. 915 New York
ave. NV. MA. 74l6 3
Ice. 4-STORY GARAGE. suitable for car
agency, repair and paint shop, in best of
storage area. in heart OF Georgetown; reas.
rent Call WI 0Sl5 -l2
Evening star., 1948-05-02
SUMMER HOMES.

modern conveniences: . acres; on Lee
hwy; MI, west of Luray Caverns; COM
IoTta6le, year-around home; only $4,000.
OWNER, Box 202-Y, Star,
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, GENTLE, refined
nondrinkers, who love mountains, to share
modern. improved Va. home; no rent;
snare expenses. Box 119-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
BAkK-PERSokAL LOANS.

LOANS TO BUY APPLIANCES-Whatev tever
home equipment you may purchase, you
can finance 1t UP to 500 through this
bank Whether it's a refrgerator washer,
stove or any other appliance, our time
purchase plan assures YOU of maximum
savings. If your dealer handles your
financing, insist that he place it through
this bank, Personal Loan Dept, LIBERTY
NATIONAL BANK, S25 18th st. NV,
Of
Evening star., 1948-05-02
SUMMER CAMPS.

FOR RENT-13 acres shore Long Lake.
Mountains; sandy beach. central bungalov
servants cabin and 3 guest cabins that
could be rentedJ huge kitchen, laundry.
all modern conVenlences, fully equipped,
canoes, rowbCats, etc: June and July,
5000. Call WI 1915 Sunday or evenings.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
TRAILER CAMPS.

LODGE and trailer camp
on Potomac River, desire transient or per
manent guests; very reasonable. Apply
E. S. BOWEN, Brooke, Sta County, Va
Evening star., 1948-05-02

LATE MODEL 1h-ton Oft stake or cab
Box 1907. Star. 3
TRUCK TO TRANSPORT, bulldozer; can
be done after hours. DU. 6OO5; after Z,
TR. 2437
Evening star., 1948-05-02
AUTO PAINTING.

JOB, S35 up; work guaran.
teed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. s.e.
HI. 1924
AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job. 500 Sc
son CHEVROLET, 1892 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1948-05-02
MOTORCYCLES.
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1910 model E. [

HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1910 model E. L. 81;
oyerhagied; s495.' NOLAN Finance CO,
NEW TRIUMPH, Norton and Ariel motor
cycles for immediate delivery Also the
following used machines: 1871 Indian
1916 Ariel, 35o C; 6, $3.50; 1946 A, J. s,
$3.50: 1947 B. S. A, 500 c. c, S675 A so
for compIetf on ste. line cYcE qt pqrs SrsTt snd ao
PLACE YOUR ORDER for motor scooters,
@qqE BIKES Ro2n 2ad rn9s rm99qEegGs PoFs %
machine out for appra1sal. ALLcRAET.
6TIngtan 03fn on av e s4; 44a4 lo-4. 1886 N 10Th
1912 INDIAN SCOTT, peri. cond., S"9S;
Eos service e {, Styles s. So and sIo9: Morton
man modeI 81. II Ike '' new I s165 'O 20 ma MAJ
ghlnes: all bareaain prices. DON MANTz,
IA AL io43 4S5 ns Cedar 1.5, ST NV b1tts-v
ESQ STATION, 561s Lee hwy, bet. =
19ie HhRLEY-DAvIDsoN, model As:
excel. running condition; S325. See at
-, IaS Church Waik In-6s Esil; Church, Va.
buddy seat: very low mileage; S595
NbIAN Ili6d ;,{ CHIEF 1945: s42o 90, cash. Ola
MOTOR sCooTERs e. 1915: equipped
With ice cream boxes; ready for service,
4 NEW sHrPMiEtNr OF rR1uMpHs. just
arrived; speed twins and tiger 1oos: in
5igid Wa4opcvc,1 rear Tg 90 sprineing.' ALLIED
HSRIEYpAvIbsoN 0RHEf fGff' fa45 n s 45~ good
HARLEY Y-pAYIDSON la45 "74'; excel
lent condition. Cal DE. S242.
BUDDY ,6s3 Ssat iarse saddle bags: S425
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1929 used: good
IHhnnIng pha -, cnnd. p.entv of pep: best offer
SERvICYCLE; good cond: best offer to-
DAY takes it. EN- G7S6
Buy = GUARANTEED, used motorcycle
la41 BSA. $50 &C. s5e5
l946 Tiger 100 Triumph ----- tT5
1915 AIS. $50 &C. - Az
l946 Matchless, $50 cc.----------- 450
l941 Indian "74l" Scout 2T5
iS4S Sushman Shooter 1876
l946 Servicycle 15S
A complete line of new as models.
As. Matchless. Ariel or Triumph. for
CYCLES, 2o14 NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

van ikoCh' large or small small Jobs; promp'
tance. ia. 2937; after z pm, GE. 1416
Evening star., 1948-05-02
AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our speciality; Il
you are buying or selling an automobile,
FINANCE CO., 1102 New York ave. NV
ReDlhlic 1000
Evening star., 1948-05-02
GARAGES FOR RENT.

Mr. nth AND X SITS. NW-1-car brick
garage. BELFIORE CO.. Realtors, 1871
] { NV. DI 5522 -
Evening star., 1948-05-02
rAxIcABS FOR REk
GARAGES FOR SALE.

DRIVER for 1871 Dodge; excellent con
diJion; reasonable. AID. 445,, ISIS 21t
Evening star., 1948-05-02

FORD 1916: 156-inch wheelbase Can
be used for tractor, dump or straieht Job.
1000 actual miles. Owner getting
larger lob. Price, Sl,3T5
Brockway. 1941. fiat: 75ox20 tires, good
ihQGy i,3y 5,. and IN running condition. Do a
have a bargain at $3.50.
Brockway 1871 tractor; 9OOx2O tires.
airbrake and vacuum brake combination.
in this one for $500 GALLIHER &
HUGUELY, INC. Sherman ave. and w st.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1948-05-02

a complete line of new AS models.
AIS; Matchless, Ariel or Triumph, for
delivery. ALLIED MOTOR
CYCLES, 2014 NJ st. NV.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
Geographic Board Names Islands
((PD Special Washington Service)

GAP Special Washington Service)
 WASHINGTON, (P)-Two low islands in the eastern part of Gla- cier Bay, Alaska, were named Le- land Islands in honor of Ora Mi nor Leland, pioneer explorer of the area.
 Leland was surveyor for the in- ternational boundary commission in AlaS'<a from 1904 to 1911. He also served on the faculty of Cor neil University, Ithaca, N. Y., and he University of Minnesota, and on the Panama-Costa Rica bound ary commission.
 The board of geographic names approved the names for the iS- lands, near North and South Mar ble Islands, along with four others for places in Glacier Bay national monument. The others:
 Burroughs Glacier, west of Muir Inlet and flowing southeast to join Plateau Glacier - for naturalist John Burroughs, who visited Muir Inlet with the Hartman expedi- ton in 1899.
 Plateau Glacier-redescribed to conform with findings of a 1941 American Geographical Socie.y expedition headed by William Os- good Field, Jr.,
 Hunter Cove, on west side of Muir Inlet-fOr Capt. Hunter of the S.S. City of Topeka which wis ited the bay in 1892.
 Puffin Island, near the east shore of Glacier Bay IS miles north of Strawberry Island - named for the prevalence of puff fins, small birds which nest on the island, formerly called Cliff Is- land.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
STATEHOOD" DEBATE AT SERVICE CLUB SUNDAY NIGHT

Sunday evening at the Service Club of the Marks Field a lively debate is scheduled al nine o'clock on the popular Alaskan subject "Statehcod." Participating in the debate are John NcNceS of the U. s. Weather Bureau and Karl Dewey of the U. s. Smelling Go.
 IL is planned to broadcast the program over WXLN if possible and more definite information will be given in Fridays paper.
 Both participants are well read on the subject and Open-minded about it and the program is being looked forward to with much in- terest.
 The program was arranged by Jane Sniffen of Special Service.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
To Train In B-5Os
 At Fairbanks

TUCSON, Ariz. LF) - Tests n the frigid Arctic await crews of the first five B-5O Super Super forts to leave the United States.
 The last plane of the group roared down the runway of Davis Monthan air force base here at 1l:35 pm. last night with Col Dalen E. Bailey, commanding Of- fiCer of the 43rd bOmbardment group, leading he 26O0-mile flight to EielsOn air force base near Fairbanks.
 During the tests, each of the crews will participate in survival procedures and navigation and bombing problems. Each crew will spend a week afOOt on Arctic ice packs, base officials here said.
 They are expected to encounter temperatures of from 30 to 40 de- grees below zero. The group will remain 45 days.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
Record Log Boom Reaches Seattle

SEATTLE, C4) - Towed from Sitka, by the tug Jim" a boom containing a million board feet of spruce and hemlock logs arrived in Seattle last night.
 Jim Henry, managed of the Pu- get Sound toWboat company, Oper- ators of the tug, said he believed it was one of the longest success full toWs of a log crib in history.
 The "Jim," skippered by Capt. Glen Mccormick, left Sitka Octo- Der fl. The logs were delivered to the Stimson Mill company in Ballard.
 Logs in the igar-shaped chib, 300 feet long and 70 feet wide, were tied together with wire.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
C. OF C. BOARD MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS

The Board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce met last evening in a lively and interesting meeting eliminating with a series of resolutions being drawn up to be presented to the City Council and to Federal officials.
 These resolutions sum up sug- gestions presented by those citi- zens attending the Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting last week concerning he control of li- quor, control and remedy of V.D., enforcement of liquor laws and juvenile delinquency
 These resolutions were accepted at the board meeting after careful deliberation.
 A special offer of the Pan American AirWays was discussed and the matter referred to the sec retary, to be publicized at a la,er date.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
NOME COUNCIL PASSES LIQUOR ORDINANCE

The Nome City Council held its regular meeting last Monday eve hing and drew up a new ordinance on closing time for bars, and re- pealing two old ordinances, which is being published.
 A letter was read from May Bale concerning the brace cable which is by the door of her new hotel and in the way A committee of Steve Anderson and Lester Bron- son was appointed to look into the ma ter.
 The City Clerk was. instructed to notify all owners of businesses who have signs overhanging the sidewalks that they are hazards and the owners will be held re- sponsible for damage to the pub lie.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
Fairbanks To Have New Ambulance

FAIRBANKS, LP) - Fairbanks, without an ambulance for five years, had shiny new one-but it can't be used until a $5,O00 bal ance is raised by popular subscrip- lion.
 Since the old city ambulance broke down in l943, the injured and ailing here have been hospi- tal-bound in jeeps and iaxicabs.
 The American Legion shelled out the down payment on the new vehicle mad a Legionnaire drove it from Cincinnati As soon as the rest of the cost is subscribed the ambulance will be turned over to the city.
 From the first response, the Lo- zion doesn't think it will be long