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HOME IMPROVEMENTS lcenf. !

CARPENTRY AND REMODELING, 80
mos. 70 pay; att1cs finished, porches
UN 1910.
CEMENT, stone and brick work
drivewayS, walks, pstioS. terraces
Ing, draining; new or repairs fret
estimates; quick service. GL. s3l9
-l9
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. fag-
stone terraces, walks, ehimney's fire.
places, cement driysways, porches,
kinds OF water proofing. p MAR
CUCCIO. Route 5, Horners lane,
Rockville, Nd. Phone Rockville 1855.
CONCRETE CEMENT WORK: foot
inss. peerehes' steps, drlyeways;
and new work. C. GALEA, AT. 2s64
DINETTE SETS. custom built to your
specification. r. d. N. CO., PA L
st. ne, FIR. 97s0.
DRIvEWAYs, black top or limestone
chips. repairs or new installations
GRAHAM PETRIE. Oliver 1899.
FENCES, the best for less; galvanized
chain link; immed. erection; 80 mo
TO pay. HER-kOR CO., once, FIR.
1882; ewes, VI 1858. -2l
FENCES. all types. salvenized mater
ial, immed. erection. no down pay
y concrete. B1LT RITE FENCE co,
FENCESwdalvanized chain link; all
posts set in concrete; immediate
erection no money down. SO mos.
FTooR sERvIcE-Nothinr but the
cleaning. parauet Installation. Bruce
finishes FLOORING. CONTRAC-
TORS NC 1912 Wisconsin ave.
HOME REMoDELING, painting, pa
carpentry brick and stone work.
Time payments. Free estimate I'm
mediate service. M. L. SHEPHERD
MODERNIZING and additions. cellar
to roof Gail 81. 3366-87 for free
ING co. 1908 Eye st NV
SCREEN your porch. Best material
and workmanship. W. D. TAYLOR
81. 3942. Also repairs and re-
SMOKY F1REpLACEs made to draw
usually without major alteration;
HIxrTsviLLf2 lPx RTsafni 2S SeosTRAcrrNo s!Si CO.
Painting. papering. interior decorat-
Free estimates. Phone WA. S4s6
NEW BATHROOMS INSTALLED, OLD
bathrooms remodeled. ttling and
carpenter work, gas-fred boilers and
water heaters installed. p. J. FITZ-
MAURICE, DU. 1891. lib
ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS-No
waiting for the best work in cement
driveways. stone terraces and house
repairing. Call Mr.. Snider, day or
night. SUBURBAN REMODELING
CO., WI. S679. We also have buy
ers for your homes. WI. S679.
COMPLETE HOME remodeling serv-
ice with the know-how. For ideas
and estimates. call GEO. II. WILL
GUARANTEED HOME improvements.
We do papering. painting and all
types OF home repairs; small month
ly payments. Free estimates, 3 yrs.
to pay. Call Mr.. Shifrin, FEDERAL
CONTRACTING co. 915 New York
ave NV MA T4l6 -l6
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HONE IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS. Al remodeling. porches
inclosed. recreation rooms built, dec
eoNTRs' eSsssns co, seals AZ. = sasi sas7. A II.
ALTERATIONS. additions. home I'm.
psevsmentsm, m ssS sIrsrIss.i Tss idsas ss,.t,a sns
ELING Co. OIL. 5255. suburban ares
onlyi Eyes; pc Pc sso5 eG or uN, 5os22; 2
and parking areas. Free estimates
Call Giebe 594e.
ASPHAIf TILE. LINoLEUM. euaran-
teed fnest materials and vorkman-
ship. Repsirs invited. 0W. S5sS.
SOUTHERN FLOOR COVERING co.
owner operated. lawns. driveways,
parking lots, tennis courts. land
cieartn9, roads. IL e-<226 aftef &
SAx 0GssoM
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BUSINESS SERVICES

RADIO SERVICE for dealers who
can't afford radio mechanics. We
will take care of that 90-day guar.
on all radios you sell for tlxed fee.
DI RRoS 20
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

zPPROYED REAL ESTATE COURSE.
Ciassee Tuesday and Thursday eve
rliilgs, 7:30 to 9; applicants are In
enroll; Government approved. THE
GCHooL OF REAL ESTATE 1906
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Latin. French. German, Ess+ his
/ tory, elem. jr. high subjects. Union
TELEPHONE GPBx course, with
cxPfrAI 2esf ilDiqT Pix scaooI: Sea zoo 'i.a iasf
St NV Ma. 2340 Miss Page.
TOUCH TYPLSG, bookkeeping, comp
| tomeier courses; easy TO learn: ex-
ceIlent openings daily. New classes
n row st9E,ing; a. saIa BOYD SCHOOL 1911
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL d.
ploma and prepare for State equiv
aiency tests. Also 400 other course,
( in business and engineering. @. ]
approved. See or phone !. C. g.
2l0 Bond Bldg. ME- sI56.
GERMAN PIANIST, graduate Of the
conservatory Cologne. will give H.
stTuctions at your home. Beginneri
and advanced. Call AT. 9ss1. l5'
THE AlRLISRS need young men ot
superior qualifications for ground
Ladio operators and station agents;
These are career jobs with good
promotion. Prelim mary training need
not interfere with your present DO
sition;. InterVieT by appointment
only. Mr. Pastorello, Rm. ll49 Nun
ziElinss fsy sldfi biiv. CENTRAL scHof2Is' 0fs
MODERN TRAINING m beauty eui.
ture. ali subjects tauget. Approved
%ARfIYRs oPfsJRSehE BEATTY sGt o. cohIEdE 5IllEtaE
LIARs IN sAFETf to dTiy. ssfel,
New cars; Complete dua! control
sEAUTf OPERATORS NEL Ed
Modern training IN all subjecis; day,
our free catalogue. MABELLE HON
our SCHOOL, l34O n Y ave.
re1rPHosK aE 5s ESsa91aea sw1TfHeo.sh isIS ooerat
ing. We train you in a few days
for these pleasant positions. Age
no handicap. Complete instructions,
Only S20-S25. Day and evening
classes NATIONAL HOTEL SCHOOL,
Bond Bldg. l404 N. Y ave, ST
TRAINED PRACTICAL NURSES are
in demand, full or spare time; easy
to learn at home with Wayne plan;
no high school or previous exper-
ience necessary; Get free informa :
tien, WAYNE SCHOOL OF PRAC-
T1cAL NURSING Box 31-J' Star.
PIANO LESSONS for beginners.
taught in your nome or in my home.
GE 1926.
TIME AND MOTION STUDY
Evening class starting Monday, May
%. Your opportunity to learn and
practice the basic techniQues Of the
industrial MANAGEMENT engineer.
AZ evenings, Mondays and Wednes-
days at pm. Recommended for
supervisors and administrators le-
sponsible for work supervision.
measurement, simplification and
procedures analysis. Advance reg
istration required. Telephone for
appointment.
Institute of Engineering
1919 18th st. NV. ST. 07S7. IL
REAL ESTATE COURSE
Every one should know about real
estate. our most staple possession.
and pride Fundamentals and prac-
tice taught in 10 lessons OF . hours
each. Lectures and briefs. All
branches; under supervision Of Mar
shall j. Waple, active realtor for
% years. Last class until fall. starts
May gath, Tuesdays and THURSDAYS
s to 10 pm. Class will be. limited,
register now. Come in and talk 1t
over, or phone.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV DI. 3346. -l9
FREE TRIAL FLIGHT
No obligation. Learn to fly. only $3.50
Wkly. Airline and aviation career.
Training for men and women
. through Dick Powells NATIONAL
Flight System, 1014 Denrike Bids.'
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MOTOR TRAVEL

student, skilled driver; available
to chauffeur; leave June as; rel.
EXCHANGED. WI. 2s52. 10
ton; drive le49 Jeepsters; leaving
Monday. Apply WASCO CORR;
DoTHAN, ALA, May FL: can take
z or 8; enc way or round tsip'
son. FIR. 53SS bet. 1 p.m,-6 pm:
MAN driving new car. Grand Rapids,
Mich, May 26: take one: share
driving; refs. BOX ALL, Star.
STUDENT wants to discuss national
park camping trip with similar per-
sons. GRIFFIN, OR. 0a4S.
TRAVELLING to Fort Madison, Iowa,
May 26i return June 10; can take
DRrvfNG to San Francisco, take 8
leave Wed. am. No calls till 2 p, m
please. FR. 1866.
LAREDO, TExAS-Free transporta-
ton; drive 1949 Jeepster: leavine
Monday. Apply WASCO CORE. 1ol0
Vermont ave. NV, WI. l7s2.
MARTNE would like ride to Los
Angeles or San Diego; viii share
expenses. 0E. 2061.
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Drugs and Luncheonette

Saps ftjy iOczlva al at ArttEsxsg .an ia
Tar EzNs+ Gsass.E CSsoEpG esszz 50 t2gs-g
~ AAAEinEtUa EAsey AytEAse - 500
monthly fSGAtsln o. 4 p~Sal&&8s
CeEeess3oa bSA1A. sHcSlsE3 ltaSs PEI
fect aAi&Fes FCf fugaAsf tHt - ga
tier OF th4s A8o ether tSp<a q
euS sSSes please conlsel
Levin d Kaufman, Brokers
RE EH-B "a ~ESs
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EQklNIIs eFfcklNNIflI,

iAcZzss trA~F,1 * krssszg- S.w.s
~ Ss szRA ~a5 ~ e#z 49, Is4zb .
80 "AsNe p a saass8
x4Ea6 sss- - Ea 9--t szz
SAN G15A$~NES 4 %
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LUNCH-BAR

Busy ,sth long issse rent sSno
rent tnc auotsd pp to , II fWs0 skEE
eler dtkhNsSh machiBt iRfKs r1fEF
deep frYrgs' all modern eaa4H 6wBsg
quotes 80 eases beer 4 ksss ber5
wkty EAlea must t.ia wtb taxi
st3,aao terms Cal Mn WseG-
wAfd ST sTs7
c. J. YOUNG, BROKER
Evening star., 1949-05-15

INVESTIGATE IMMEDlATLY.
Hotel. in popular waterfront resort
at convergence OF streets, bloc
from boardwalk, opposite theatsr
near school. weIi-estabii&hed buAi
ness. open year-round, 3 stores. re
Gently completely recond!tioned
sandwich bar. soda fountain. cirinl
room. bar kitchen on ground nooT
End and 3rd floors have 10 room
and several baths This is an un
usual. outstanding money making op
poFtunity Price, including eompIst.
fixtures and equipment. $50 600.
La Plata, Md.---Store and Apartmen
building. central location. Mai
street, storeYpom, Groom apart
ment with modern conyeniencss
suitable any type mercantile huEt
ness: sl3, 900. LEONARD SSTDER
Ia plafN M
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BIG PROFIT
500, 900 PER YEAR

AvStJs Fea b, sas FssasH5ss s,sza eslss
saA. tFesss}ty - ss4 sth 81 - NVA
Pa ave as ob s}gsttes5 tLNs
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LUSCHEOSETTE, In once BLDG
short hours; $3.50 Ek: 5000 down
Boarding house. $500 mo. inc. Is
rooms, and rent at Sl40 mo: ST.
500 down.
Beauty shop. downtown. 5 booths;
81 800 mo; bargain. $500; terms
Drugstore. 81 500 wk; q terrific
money-maker; Sl2.5o0 down.
Short-order grill closes 3 pm; $500
wk: $4,000; terms
Inspect these TODAY with BILL 81
MONS. the live-wire broker or
Lou King, Elk 6isI,
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Look al These nnrealns

Net lngnssse Is ssa aAss sse tssso "
tEtesl lr esi&h4tSAsa este sa ~ tvAs.
EsRa tss EiaElts sss FsRHs Ri
UEn3 F0ktaA4rg IA FTnE
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Rooms and prnnrriN

Il 'H5s Size Re ~ tus sassAsA v.ss
- .," Hrs - asz aEs gshZ.fse tyTs
Htert Esra Ne "a a. El kraae4st
CE's-f sAu.s > sss agsa gssRysts.
{, J YOUNG. BROKER
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EDWIN I ELLIS
COMMUNITY SnNkE

COMM | N44N : SINkE
As .ar 49, s-s 6 ssA sEA >
sE ssr H+ - $50 - sa1F
s-EyAe vsF .r 81 sssss &sa s-7 as
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10 'rr- 4s. s-fgs MNFs4e 80.
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susINESs cPPosrusETirS
RESTAURANT AND BAR

Masg u=eBGaA arvs y2a h&se rsse
aaS 3a'tl So pisN HAG s4tssxss
to- So ysesl SIS egRJ CAR sn@
- 4sas sssS et usasca As FyE1Ft1
MS5te By 51t-t Stkr tE"
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) YOUNG BROKER
Patented Flashnrfi

AH& b. srf...a azr0.s F.. 80 4TFSsHt
n. 81 trs b. i-@s-1 a.rlsz& "aas
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ls4sVE tx 4 kszrf-.AG a.al.a $50
ssss4at& HAs stss -sz.t ssE-s,sR H,4z.
s,Ess ose - rs ta4s sss4F vwvs s $50
gzr EaHasf sas a. FHs.aaag .
tEh ssa4aEFgta- ks@ksasa# $50 tAss
rgss sn# 3sFas taa ~ = FswzA
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RESTAURANT

ooc6 NJ. Iocat1cn. At. a8es iss
VIZ can 9EiL roCR rocmins hcase
n q hours e yrseed sisni Ns
yssFs- Can ET: B7s7.
C. ]. YOUNG, BROKER
aeee rpsmcss Ass. NV. Ills
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REST. DRIVEN

R1stisaore hsy.. rtaI CSAssEy FAtt
ParkinE spkxs .vF S. can E4E&
Sssal a-grxs 3sAss s@s Ysssl sElsgs
X aasts tA&E S&QV RzAs frSiz@-
gar5 de.af bTJltF GEAu 81 Sa%
HaGaLAzy ('unszs se &nG EsH aaA IA
yAl8rS mAE4Gg tas EEsS4 SkcR
!gNegs- a. Lgw t.erEF4EE4 vS@ psT1ysat
CEls SE0 0sH aznGsss Rt@tsG A4.Ft
CAl Ar S5JAs 81 S+S
c. J. YOUNG. BROKER
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TIME AND MOTION STUDY
Institute Of Engineering
1UI3 I5th ST. NV, 81. Uthl. i
DEAT ECTATE CNITDCE
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co

FREE TRIAL FLIGHT
No obligation. Learn to fly. only $3.50
Wkly. Airline and aviation career.
Training for men and women
. through Dick PowelpS National
Flight System, 1014 Denrike Bldg.'
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ATTENTION. BAKERS

Well kHgwn small hahsFy business
equipment sna real estate foe - .
on spoa terms ana Rs{Ss 10 esbsfl-
snnsa man v9th Eo06 skskEFaUBa
AsSGt tl0 pUu eA1h hs}Asss a.
hAAera Fsf sstslfs sal g1Ass 10
Evening star., 1949-05-15

CONyAIEsCENT HOME or club, Of
= water. beautifully situated. nnodsri
and outstanding; $6S 900.
Deg kennels and store, on dual An
napolfs hwy. 2-api. home included
only $4,000.
6ef-service Rrocery. IN country: eve
500. 600 annually: dry goods store
good living quarters iHcludec, s49.
600
Restaurant ard bar, on route 10 pro
posed new Bay Park and bridge. xoos
living quarters. $4,000. plus Fea'
scnable rent
Buiiderg supply. an oid-estahiishes
plant netting over $40. 600 annually
Si25, 6Qn
Tavern And restaurant. straterieaill
situated. very popular; al --latest tgp'
equipment. SfB5. 900. H NJ SAND
ROCK CO, Annapolis Baltimore 6aa
hwy Cali SeTegna Pask md. 1sl
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BAKERY STORE
LION GOODMAN
TAyERN--ROOMS

Rent S@Ap 3ne sgassa - tts4c sysas8A
srfHe iu SAtsN a&& pkfkNtE AgassN
for IS cars sbeS gss s1sAs arl regss
$J,3tsa hsnG}tf Ca 81 S"A%
c. J. YOUNG. BROKER
Evening star., 1949-05-15
J YOUNG, RROKKR

lS RoomS-inc S4lO
~s-sagfI rgat eng sss -.gat sAHsss-
a. H+ss sEra e4ss say a.-ss bf
A ASVg1 49, seFE ave- sFf
- .otf tssHa tA5 Ma Aa.A -
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GAS STATIONS

s-yr, lease T7asS Is tsETire nensy-
maker S.. uGS4 down
AidIsxa 5~y! lease Pumps SIS
uu0 mp. FgQ price lnelaatnE 81 sis9
STOCK. Is oals s., SOC. tegms
YeSrty Lease Cs0o5 y coFnsf n -
closed reem to1 repair - 500
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- - -- -
DRESS SHOP
Ii busy shopping center. Arlington.
Va, owner has other business and
is forced to sacrifice for iess than
cost OF fixtures: no reasonable oFsE
refused for this smart women q
wearing ss2srel store. To inspect.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
CLEAN AS A PIN
II rns. sh baths: .ent. $50: Inc
cuotad over $500; icnx lease: Z
refrrs.: spts. sonplesely and naess5
furn: few steps % East Capitol
sI.sys rsn.sa: $500 rssairsd.
c. J. YOUNG, BROKER
EQUIP. Grocery Store-S5 600
weil estsh, eoing excellent voaans
business includes real estate. erm-
plete line stock. fixtures and equip
naenf. uspF&s oniy reason f0y sell
ossss..ts ossss s9. n.sss.,esn. ss.llsi VESTS Ta n y
Q ROOMS-RENT, S85
Long lease; inc. qrosed s2so And
s sIssPsg = g l;asna: $1,000 aanaies.
c. ]. YOUNG, BROKER
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$l.750 DOWN
DRESS SHOP

No freKh meats fshnrf huslrs HBn-
days closed Vel over ~ t1t week
ly cash Lev gtut sucG leAss A.
outstaDdlHe and Eoad cay tuE HRr
couple waite clientele FftEEa Fta
kohRhsy at sil Aise. NsmplefS pltt
stock Terms Eve sHd san MAJ
yin kcsed wO sSdp
KOGOD & BOOkOFF
63i e ., NV Ma a3sq kA sS7a
Evening star., 1949-05-15

A CoMRLETE VALET. including q
synthetic unit on the premises TOP
s.e. loc. An owner operator on the
premises could really make q fast
dollar. S3500 down
A cleaning establishment with o SOL
vent unit crossing $500 vk. and To-
Gated in prime part Of ] 4th st.: S5,-
900 down Consult Ron Kius, OR
2sl2. with BILL sIMOES, Ex. 8Isl
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GAS STATION

s. 600 DOW N 80 RMS
S-z.-s .Ea s.ast s.k - ta 80 .
hs.-. s krs a.
rage F-s ea-s - EsF ssts sess
49, HEs 4z4 sEs
$500 v4.-a s5ess So. s. 7l "a
y ss
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CAFETERIA

Near Cow haIlGfnsz hospital RED
cross and numerous eFFcs bA4la ass
rent eniy $50 mdnthiY sestS aepFeA
30 $ days weekly Vamp5t{s price,
~ zoo, terms Gail MI Holloway
Ey. @hAh
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BARRIE AND PETER PAN
CITk6kFTP nAY CAMPS

SUMMER DAY CAMPS
The Barrie camp for children OF
primary and elementary grades, with
three acres of ground and own tennis
court, offers unexcelled camp faciii-
ties and a well-rounded program.
Horseback riding, swimming. nature
study, hiking, picnics, etc. Qualifed
councillors and male athletic d.
Peter Pan camp. with two acres OF
Fairgrounds, is for children OF kin
dergarten and nursery ages. Pony
riding and all other activities for
little tots. Transportation furnished.
Early reservations advised. Sol Fern
pl. NV. RA. 0100.
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PHO LABORATORY,

completely equipped. I rooDk In
ciuding dRrkEooEns, sci up for
mura! enlargement, or EensrAl pho
togFa Dhic production, OmeEa e.
fArseF. stainless steel trays. 4t-!uch
dryer, rotaTy-type printer cypress
tanks 36x44-ln.. VIII sacrifice fer
quick sale Gail WI 1850 Sun.
or Ma hqS4 NEeFdANk
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-16
Girl Scout Lost Four Days; Found Safe I'm Cabin

LONG VIEW, Wash. (F) - A plucky Girl Scout, who had wait ed patiently in a wilderness cabin four wintry nights for her rescue was resting today in a warm hos pital bed.
 A physician said 16-year-old Ruth Aberle of Kelso was re- spending quickly to nourishment and needed only few days of rest before rejoining her family for the holidays.
 Her safety has been almost a Christmas present to thie entire southwest Washington area. Ruth said herself last night "I never thought I'd be Christmas pres ent."
 The search had been the most extensive for missing person in the history of CoWlitz county. Businessmen, loggers, stevedores, boys and girls-even housewives had joined the hunt. Some of them had riSkcd their jobs to re- main in the woods. ToWnspeople at Kelso lined the roads and cheered when the ambulance drove out of the mountains tow ard the hospital here.
 The girl disappeared from a group of teen-agers cutting Christ mas trees Sunday. Since then. while half thousand men combed the mountain country northeast of here, Ruth had been alone and without food in the snow ad rain. But when found yesterday she calmly identified herself and said
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-16
Many Dead In
 BIast-Wrecked Swift Go. Plant
Continued on Page Four)

'COuLliluSO Oll I dSe Oui/ staff and company restaurant got the brunt of the blast
 Windows were shattered Part of the second floor ceiling caved in. A reinforced concrete loading dock at the southwest corner Of the building fell into the base ment Several bodies were recov- cred there.
 There was an almost warhke atmosphere yesterday as trucks and bulldozers moved ahead on the slow job of removing the de bris. A veteran of the European front in World War II said he had seen lots of bombed out buildings but never anything as bad as this"
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-16
"Will you take me home?"

twill you take me home?"
 Later she told rescuer Charles F. Smith q knew I'd get out. wasn't scared. But I hope no one else ever gets lost"
 Smith and his son, Philip, had started over a mountain to join the main search party when they saw the girl in a clearing. She was returning from getting drink at a creek near the small 12 by 12 foot square hut where she had curled up to sleep four previous nights.
 The sturdy physical health of the girl kept her on her feet until she reached the ambulance. Smith said the girl walked "all the way to the road-Several miles - ex- cept when I carried her across the streams"
 Ruth had smiles for her res cuers and was still without tears until her mother, Mrs. William Amerle Sr., took her in her arms at the hospital. "Tm all right, mother. I'm all right; I'm happy now"
 ''I realized I was lost about an hour after I became separated from the rest of the kids" Ruth said. "I got on a long road and ' walked for a while. Finally 1 found the cabin. It was fairly dry. I found an old door that was off its hinges in one corner. I crawled in behind the door and didn't get too cold"
 Dr. C. II. du Wall said last night the girl had suffered "extreme ia tigue and extreme nervousness but is in surprisingly good shape '
 There are times when it's worse
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-16
MISSING PERSONS:

Anyone knowing the where abouts of the lucky persons hold ing Numbers 4818, 8746 or 11752, please have them contact the Nome Hardware Go. for their Christmas turkey.
 Eight other people have already stepped up to claim their Christ mas dinner at the Nome Hard ware. Tonight's drawing brings a close to the turkey drawings. How ever, the tickets are still good, according to Larry Calvin, and more tickets are being given daily for the grand prize drawing Jan uary 10th for a Radio, 36-piece Sterling Silver Set, Washing Ma chine, and Down Payment on a Dodge or Plymouth Who knows, you might be one of the four lucky winners!
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-16
Some Lend-Lease Went To Russia
 Through Kodaik

WASHINGTON, (Ho) - Kodiak Aentered the controversy over war ~time airplane cargoes to Russia via Alaska Wednesday night.
 Radio commentator Fulton Lewis, Jr., who started the current furore with a broadcast by an of ficer who was linked with the Russian lend-lease plane route at Great Falls, Mont, had a former navy chief petty officer on his program Wednesday night. He told of lend-lease traffic via Ko- diak during the war.
 CThere never have been any publicized previous reports of any lend-leaSe plane traffic to Russia via Kodiak. All reported traffic was via the Fairbanks-Nome route).
 The ex-petty officer reported that he identified "a blueprint of the uranium structure" hidden in a bag of parachuteS on an Ameri- can lend-leaSe plane bound for Russia.
 Royall Edward Norton, 20, now a CT student at Clemson College in South Carolina, made the state ment in a recorded broadcast on a program with Lewis.
 Norton said he was stationed at Kodiak, Alaska, and was in charge of inspecting and reloading U. s. lend-lease planes.
 Besides the atomic blueprints," |" tNOrton said the Russians also got Is complete sets of astronomical charts covering all of Alaska and the entire Aleutian Island chain.
 The former navy man said he protested against letting the Rus sians have the charts because ''I could not see why they needed any such a thing" But, he said, the Soviets were able to use enough influence" to get them.
 Concerning the blueprint, ne said he had had some chemistry in school - enough to recognize this as being a highly complicated and intricate pattern of atomic structure"
 Tt showed the protons and neu- irons and their valence," he said.
 Norton said that at the bottom of the blueprint he saw the figure "92" He did not recognize its sig nificance at the time, he said, but recalled it later and remembered that uranium is "the 92nd ele- ment."
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Alaska Steam To Bring Showdown On Hiring Hall

Continued from Page One) Steamship company and various other ship operators are respond ents in a national labor relations board complaint charging unfair labor practices. It is based on al- legation sof the AFL group that the CIO unions hiring hall dis eliminates against members of the AFL union.
 A hearing on hte complaint is now in progress.
 When the hearing opened three weeks ago, Edward G. Dobrin, of Bogle, Bogle and Gates, attorneys for the steamship company, an nounced that while his client did not admit the charge of unfair labor practices, it woud con sider all applications for steward department employment regard Bless of union utilization.
 Glenn Tingook has been admit ted a sa patient to the hospital.
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