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FURNITURE WANTED

LUZ p4iSS6s S0A W. O0OO
mum nun, teeth, discarded 3swelry. We
pay cash A. KAHN. me- 81 years
at 935 st. NV
PIANOS WANTED $$$
COLONIAL PIANO CO. MA. 1870.
PIANOS-Grands. consoies, spinets
q small small upriehts. win pay cash
Stoves. 70 as.' FURNITURE. RANGES. ,ss
boxes and heaters ACNE 6ToYE
NEED ED DESK, bgsd II 'ceEHAiRs. filins cc.binsts,
etc -n, for small ONCE. No de.lssrs'
AM RSTTiEREsTED in buying silver.
ware. any condition; china. bftc-a-
DORA KRUPsAW MILEsToNE. 1895
oLD-FASHIONED PICTURE FRAMES,
clocks. furniture, china, glassware,
w H'ipass' Fay TOP reS PHiCEs Tor old gold
silver. iewelry. diamonds. drearms
musical Instruments. enFinserins
instruments. Will call. MAX ZWE1o
essi ser BOOK OF KSowLEDGE
Wonder World; must be current, II
good condition and priced right
SMALL MAJ s2Lt; LOADER on rubber. suitable
for snow removal. Call A. 3: Bowls
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. oL
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TERRIFIC BUY

In Washington's most fashionable and
restricted building. 2 bedrooms and
modern bath, large living, room.
lovely dining room. modern kitchen.
than purchase price Of year ago.
owner Transferred. Well financed.
Very low maintenance. Perfect con-
dition. Box 376-Z, Star. .
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carroll Arn1s Hotel

CaTTOlI AIIIlS I1UCeI
tst and c sts. ne. epecial winter
rates sinsle. SIC. Double' SIS w.
COLORED-l106 KENILWoAIa AVE.
cPo,GGsoaseEbbe@ops'ihNiGLI P,GsaeE beop'ihNiGLI IN. S next to
bath. S1o week. AID. 357S. -6
2S2S 1StR ST. N.E.-Furn. rnd. for.
for gentleman; bus at door. AD. 7Sos.
DOUBLE Room, twin beds; conven-
lent Transportation; empl. gentlemen
preferred. MI. 6604. ID
COLORED-Nieeiy furn. rm., In
respectable home for empl. couple;
sooki9f PRIVILEGES. sls iStn M1l st; T.
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TROLLING for rock. trout, blues
Bloody Point, Gooses, Herring Bay
For reservations, call CAPT. AN.
THONY KING, WA. 4192.
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NAYIOR GARDENS

We have Just received seveIa! more
/ and Q bedrm. units available FOL
sale to vets; % 3.bedroom unit;
possession. LIV. RIM. G2xlO, !,
FOYER, DIN. RIM. MODERN XII;
AMPLE CLOSETS. Reasonable cash
payment and monthly payments from
PARE THESE PRICES TO ANY
OTHERS. one e-bedrm. unit, $5,6sl
up; two-bedroom unit. $6,75O Up
Sales once, Admtnistration Bios. :.
corner Naylor I'd. and 30th Sc
Open Saturday, Sunday 1-b; Tues
DRURY REALTY CORPORATION
Exclusive Agents
RE. 1888. Ewes. de. s22o or
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HoUsrs vMFvRNlsHEp

20 MN. DOWNTOWN = Beautiful
suburban residence, 8 very large
bedrms., large 1iy. rm., 2M baths.
Bendix laundry, Gear gar, outdoor
firepl., enormous terrace: ideal for
entertaining; custom built, beauti-
Ing sligo Park and creek. sH. e6s3.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

ROOMS FURklSHED-kortheo
LARGE FRONT ROOM, windows,
brixht and sunny I'd a., pvt. home.
Ii. 's-0s67 after pm. -6
4O4 ii ST. N.E.-Iarge room. next
70 bath; dcy1bls dks11s bed. phone ssFv-
eio RHODE ISLAND AvE.-Dbl. rm..
twin beds: .conv. transp.: empl. gen
tlemsn Rrsferredi M d. M. $500. -, 80 ~
3 persons; semi-pvt. bath; pvt. en-:
phone. sos B ct. NE: cony, 70
.I trans n. 'aSPnins aS9D g m ano lSss. IS Io
CLEAN. Nicely FURNisHED, double
bedrm., adjoining tiled tub shower
bath. oil heat. phone In rm;; laund.
privils.; dble.. incl. phone, $40; sim
Els, 81. 1913 3. Dakota ave. n n;s'
1878 Ref Rf. AVE. N.E.-Nieely furn.
rm, for refined and dependable
neYson Cali mn. 3S21. %
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COUNTRY BOARD

COUNTRY BOAKD-Room. board In
quiet home, well heated. For IN.
formation, call Woodstock o0b.F.l1
or WritS Box 04z.
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GLOVER PARK. $4,000
Very attrac. semi-det. brick, 4-bedrm::
home, porch, built-in gar. well
financed; owner IsayinS Lea 1Ss,.sI soMnv n cal
KoRzENDoRFTR. 621l wis. ave.
OR. 1929 'tilYo Pm.
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CHRISTMAS GIFT
-, SUGGESTIONS
XSfSxf& f& XfAsSH&a
FOR HER

ALLIGATOR BAG, never used, orig
I3x7Fa IN; perfect gift; $3b. DU.
PERFUME, Chaners sardenia extract,
8-oz. bottle; clothes bag, rubber
moth proof, new; dress form, adjust
able. new: cape. long, black, velvet
THE GIFT DIFFERENT - Nielsen
demitasse cups and saucers; fig-
urines, porcelains, worries; beautiful
plates. wine eoblets; antique jewelry
HOBBY SHOP, 716 18th st. NV.
DI. 1879.
WRIST WATCH, lady's 17-jewel ysl-
low gold; S35. VI. 5344.
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ROOMS UhFURkIsHEp

LARGE ROOM, 20 It. By ~ it.. ap-
prox.; could be used as Q club
meeting place. etc; good downtown
location; reas. rent. ME. 7s40 OF
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FOR SALE
REAL BARGAIN 4.

Riding horse, mare, o yrs. old. Fail
conformation. 1871. Sound, bay
handles web, has s.ni nice s.Sosy,,Dr Tay o. going
Good saddle and bride, stable sheet
new blanket. A brand new pair Of
sturute Clipmaster cleo. ~, clippers
buy at s276. Call after z pm
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BRIGHTWOOD

Semidet. brick by Tiffey bedrms.,
2h baths, most attractive interior
including step-up dining. living room
and recreation room, each with hre-
place; det. brick garage. Call Mr..
Haines, MI. 5000. Ext. 604, with
REITZEII. III g %
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VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover upright
Model 2s, with attach, ,+ss. searceiy, eel,
Sg6. ne, win sell $50. 81. $500. %
VACUUM CLEANEE. Liect,S,Sx. nS sun sun
RousehoId Res Items. Excel. cond. Leav-
VACUUM GIEANER. Rex,air tank an
perfect condition. 81. 1902. IS 8
WASHER: kenmore automstie; onn USED ed, = .
sun. after 8 pm. weekdays. "a
WASHER. oE, an saso;. perfect perfect eoa,n;; an,ns
WASHING MACHINE, Thor, good
condition. $25; ", 1928; Ar,o-
magic, used 6 mo, S135 (cost 5000:
Willard portable sewing macnine'
WASHING MACHINES, 4os disc. on
all floor models. last years moaeis
Til g.. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
:, 1ol1 Nichols ave. Sc. Lu. 4-7o0o.
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BARNABY WOODS

y23,95U =
1sT-FLooR BEDROOM AND BATH
Det. williamsburg Colonial
brick. built 1910. Large liy.
rm. with. fireplace and built
in bookshelves. reception
hall, din. rm.. well-equtpped
kitchen with ample cabinets;
2 double size bedrms.. large
nursery and tile bath on End
floor. Dry basement. Law.
laundry tubs. oil h.-w.h..
concealed radiation; built-in
garage: rear screened porch.
to nice fenced-in rear gar
den. heavy slate roofs in
DRURY REALTY CORPORATION
1887 K st. NV; -..,
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WESLEY HALL,

Spacious double rooms in remodeled.
large closets; dances and free movies,
recreation room; S4S to $3.50 mo.
Excel; food; Hsnd'ss ses eysssher. 1926
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privileges. CAN Ho. 3522.
COLORED-Front room for employe
men; also single room. 1850 81
NV. DU, 1858. -
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POULTRY AND EGGS
RoATS

bRoNzE; ;BkEAsTED neeFby v.; tuFs. y :
hac lh pII. 4601. ME. 1902.
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
RurnisY,ed ants; I and Q bedrooms
see msnager. 18th and r sts. nv
col 0T0RED-FURN., sos r st. ne.
rms, Kit. and bath. util. furn, SIS
mo. NE. 1871. .
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FAYETTE COURT
Located at Franklin and Fayette sts.
and 2 bedroom apts., including
utilities; $S4 and sos. Applications
received at 316 Ring Bldg, 1900
18th st. NV, daily. Saturdays, 8
am. to / pm.
Jonathan Woodner Co.
RE. 1888 or RE. 1925. .
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THE EVENING STAR E-15
DC. eembe s.,
y HoUSEs-sALE-N.W. lcent.D

HoUSES-SALE-N.W. tCont.I
AMER. UNIVERSITY PARK
Near Mass. and Western ave.-Stons
and brick, bedrm. and bath on 1st
floor; lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm., den, mod. kit, bedrms.
and bath on End floor: gar, oil
heat, beaut. rec. rm. with bar.
REALTY, EN-. 0947. -6
American University Park
See this detached frame home, near
all schools, parochial and woodrow
Wilson High. 1st floor. living rnl.,
rms. and bath on End: 2-car de.
tached garage. Price, S14,960. -
F.. A. TWEED CO.
1904 Conn. Ave. NV.
EN- lOlQ I'll q n m a
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Unpainted Furniture
Stock and made to order; Xmas
special, bookcase, 24x24x9M In. ~
esch. Open daily and Saturday to
THE fS: UNPAINTED SHOP
e2e N. z. Ave. NV. RE. 1924.
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COOPERATIVE Aprs. FOR SAILS
EXCELLENT BARGAIN

Lovely 2-bedroom, nvfng, dinette and
kitchen, foyer, including Venetian
blinds and hall runners. Contact
OWNER, being transferred. Must
be sold by Thursday evening. Ho.
4134, apt. 1855. y
THE NORTHUMBERLAND-Your rare
opportunity to purchase 2-bedrm.,
modern bath and kitchen apt. home
In this bldg. at . price far below
market values today. Call for appt
to inspect, ask for Mr.. Stanton: ~:
CO., 1926 Pennsylvania ave. NV. .
CoLoRED-2164 FLORIDA AVE.
N.W.-For only $3.50 down you can
buy your own coop. apt. We nave
several vacant apis. Call MORRIS
L st. NV. MA. $685., eyes,, IU.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COUPLE TO SHARE new Groom
home, Michigan Park section; newly
furn.; all util. MI. 1888. a
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EAIscElLANEoUs WANTED

MISCELLANEOUS WANIs0
ANTIQuEs-Bric-s-brae. china. 81.
Es5ssrf posa kR9psAW S5a ssHsftSi MSiEsToAa ss 1885
q st. NV. Sterling 1895.
ANTIQUES = Furniture. bris-a.nrac'
china. glassware: russ. silyerxars'
e.. e:P''1HfGsn HfGnRa R.sa''' sasa sEss: 's's
BzYp aiH 9, SAW sS.7 wanted reasonable
BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
hS hS: sssa Ssh .t.r Ws @ P% aE .sGIrif qai
BooKs-Bougrt, all kinds. any guam
tliz AEB1oN esa sooR ssas'sf SHOP. iSas r. ave
caMERI 1,Ti; sT. Varied. ssssi highest quality;
Ms. sSo W1zis WEISS. ets sss 5 s. Nv. RE. szss:
CLoTMNG.Top prices paid for
musical @ instr, guns. binoculars, etc.
LEv1Ns1 At eAhEs' ssis: W&l as9a Z eASI. e. NE.
o1oSHSafRsfs s.S assoI sEKMSs Rsss: IL fas :a 4ss
st. NV. AD. 1927. VIII call daily
DfsMosPs. aRa SsR gold. Old s ,sxslrs s.,,s saa p
nc, e14 18th st: nv; .,,,,o,
suitable for DANCING student; also
FIJRNITURE - Good used household
goods; all or part; china. cut glass;
top prices. MRS. GAY. RE. 1904
rURNIrURE-Your entire Lousenold
contents 2Ta.a odd T1eS Siecfs,I cfs,IcH fisassd} sid
Sth st.-s.e AT 06S6.
FURNITURE wanted st once. good
furniture Of all kinds; entire home
or odd pieces; pay cash. Please
rURNITURE-WiI buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces. Also old glass.
ware china, bric-a-brac. Buytns
and selling for over so years. HOP.
WOODS. sth and & sts. NV NE.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1sns II ST. NV. Ma. 234H.

6O36 Sligo Mill Rd.
Northeast. iust Of NV; section. mod.
lot: must be seen to be appreciated.
Price, S13,950. EXCLUSIVE with
JOSEPH COHEN
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. 213e;
Pes ia 32S2 -
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-s.E.-s.w
FOUR LOVELY. LIGHT ROOMS, mex
bath. good beds. lge. closets. plenty
excel. transp. Call EN-. 933S or AT
1853. 200 4th st. sc. %
IS47 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Warm, COM
Portable rm.. next to bath; twir
beds; bus stop at DIR. FIR. 5I10. --t
COLORED-LARGE FURN. RIM. FOL
couple; home PRIVILEGES. Call AT
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ROOMS FURk,-k.E. Cont

COLORED-Lovely furn. bedrm. fol
single man or couple: all privileges
Ii. 6-0236. =
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COOKERS

Reds, blacks and parti's. Idea
Christmas gifts. Also canaries. para.
keets, tropical fish and eausEMiuWT 81 q
1888 18th st. NV. CO. 9637.-7
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VACANT

11s Van Buren, st. n.w.-Beautifu
reconditioned bungalow. LarEe l.r.
fireplace, din. rm., mod. kit. ana
bath. two bedrooms, full basement
detached garage. Only S13,960.
Terms. OIL. 3416; ewes, OIL. 1850.
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TOWN HOUSE

Price reduced to S15,5o0. Attrae.
tive semidet. brick house. recently
redeeorated in good TASTE: Entrance
hall, lge liv rm. and din. rnn.. KIT:
and pantry, bedrms., inclosed
porch, bath. maids rm. and bath.
auto. heat; garden and gar. Houss
could be converted into z apis.
North 94i4.
Sandoz, Inc, 2 Dupont Circle
New Ramblers in Chevy
Chase and Exc. Bethesda
Sa1,750 and S24.5o0-New bricks;
3 bedrms, 2 baths, Easements; dlsn..
washers and disposals, fireplaces and
recreation space. See these TWO
ramblers at once.
J. NOBLE BOAZ, Realtor
7424 Wisconsin ave-.
WI. 1900, WI, 1880. %
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RAMBLER-$24,5 500
In beautiful Conn. ave. Woods. IN
blks. from complete shoppinE cen
ter. transp. and schools. Consists
Of large rooms, oatsr,s. iarse
tions in the District. Q remarkabls
buy. For information, call LEWIS
BROWN. RE. 1868 or EN-. ssel
avonjnoc 90
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GEORGETOWN

EXCLUSIVE NEW LISTING
corner brick featuring IN.
usually attractive liv. rn. and dyn.
rm., both with hrepls.: 3 bedrms.,
2Ia baths, walled garden.
NELLIE LOWE CASSEL
Raaltnr an o11S WI 313H
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8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS
TN NIT PHEASANT

NV IV &1133S*
A fine 20-foot wide. 3.story
brick residence; west OF 18th
ST., near stores. schools ana
TRANSPORTATION. Excellent Tor
renting rooms or apartments
If desired; also has inclosed
sleeping porch, oil hot-water
heat; brick garage. REDUCED
price only S16.9S0; Phone MI
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Mr.. Walter Reed Hospital

2 YRS. OLD
A detached brick Of 6 rooms
and . baths and q lavatory on
lst door; conveniently located
to Transportation. schools ana
churches; lot 45x90 IT,: air.
conditioned gas heat: owner
occupied and possession in 90
days. This home is worth
seeing. Phone Mr.. Terms
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ROLLINGWOOD

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
white brick, 4 bed.
rms. e bedrms.. / bath on LIST
foor). beautiful lot and setting;
small down payment and easy
monthly payments car be arranged
as owner will take back lst and
End trusts. An unusual house and
q wonderful buy.
J. NOBLE BOAZ
Realtor.
7424 Wis. Ave, WI. 1900.
Sun. and Ewes, WO. S276. y
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Made expressly for Konn's and
priced at saving Of $500. 1000
pure virgin wool blankets closely
woven warp, designed to give max
innun warmth. CoIors: rose, blue,
flame, green, grey, maize. Bound
with 574-inch royon sotin binding.
Packed in attractive visual top box.
Size: 72xoO inches.
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SAVE $500 on Beautiful
BLANKET or COMFORT!
$14.95 ALL-WooL $14.95 W00L-FILLED
KEkW0oD Blankets Royon Satin Comforts
s11Q5 ca.
$14.95 WooL-FILLED
Royon Satin Comforts

PIumpIy filled with lOO% soft
wooIs, covered with Iustrous royon
satin, these "SIeepytyne" comforts
have elaborate hond-guided stitch
inq. In combinations of rose and
blue, rose and green, blue and gold,
wine and rose, wine and grey. Solid
coIors Of rose, green, blue, Chinese
red. Size 72x84 inches.
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Choose From 70 to 36-in. Widths of
Steel -SIat Venetian Blinds
*2,8Q ca.

Steel slot Venetian blinds add smortness to any Win
dow! The attractive fosoio board top conceoIs the
eosy-roIIine mechanism. Sots ore Bonderzed to re-
sst rust and give long years of service. Assembled
with quality topes and cords. In soft shade OF ivory
All ore "a inches long.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
Oldtimer Of Gold Rush Passes On

LOS ANGELES, (P)-Mrs. Myr- tie Ryan Burger, 70, who as a girl made the trek to the Klondike in the gold rush of 1898, died Friday at her home.
 For the past l9 years she had been treasurer of the Alaska-Yu- kon club of southern California and was a charter member of the International Sourdough Associa- ton.
 She was the daughter of Tim othy Ryan, pioneer settler of Los Angeles, and the widow of Will liam Burger, trucking company operator here, who died in 1882.
 In her years in Alaska she knew Jack London, Rex Beach, Alex ander Pantages and other colorful personalities.
 Requiem mass was celebrated at 9 am. today in St. Agatha's church, followed by burial in Cal vary cemetery.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
Chinese Threaten To Fire On U. $.
 Ships In Yangtze

SHANGHAI, (P)-One of three American ships held at the mouth of the Yangtze River by a Chinese Nationalist destroyer Satur d a y made a new appeal for United States assistance.
 Capt. Henry Scurr of the Is- brandtsen Lines Flying Independ- ent said the Chinese warship had refused his request to move to safer water in the face of worsen- ing weather.
 Scurr radioed the lines Shang- hai agents that he feared for the Flying Independents safety in her present position. The ship was forced to anchor in the YangtZe entrance bayou area which ship ping men consider unsafe in rough weather at low tide.
 The British frigate St. Brides Bay steamed into the vicinity where the natiOnalists are holding the Flying Independent and two other Isbrandtsen ships, the Fly ing Clipper and the Flying Trader.
 Scurr messaged natio l S t threats to his ship ceased after the British warship arrived. Friday he radioed the Chinese destroyer was threatening to fire on my crew and passengers"
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Friday a flight was made to Fairbanks with MT. and Mrs. Gil bert Schmidt, Carroll Clausen, Willard Knapp, Don MCMOrran. Bert BeltZ and Florence Klein were passengers to KOtzebue. Loren E. Pagan was a passenger from Fairbanks to Nome and Mrs. w. Johnson and A. w. flag berg were round trip passengers.
 Friday Ed Wells and Donna Modrow were brought to Nome from Kotzebue.
 Saturday Ella Pasquin was brought to Nome from Quartz Creek.
 Sunday L. C. Peters was a pas senger from Kotzebue and O. F. Weinard and Fred Wienard from Candle.
 Today John McLuke and Leo Tony were taken to Coffee Creek.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03

Mrs. Clarence sRichter returned from the Kougarok where she has been working during the summer season at the Bodis Camp. With her was her small son who has been with her. She plans to leave soon for the States where she will study photography this wintr.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
NOTICE
TO PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE SECOND DIVISION

Pursuant 10 the provisions as sci forth in Sect. A of the Alaska Property Tax Act. the Second Di- vision Board of Assessment and Equalization will meet on Novem- Der Is. Is and IT. ls4s. at its head quarters in the Polaris Hotel Nome. Alaska. for equalization purposes. at which lime protests on assessments and such other business as may come before the Board will be considered. Copies of this notice will be posted in all Post Offices in the Second Division.
 BOARD OF ASSESSMENT
 AND EQUALIZATION.
 By George H. Goshaw.
 Chairman. Publish Oct. 3, 1949,
 Oct. 19, 1949,
 Nov. 2, 1949.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
NOTICE
ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE

ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE
 Donations of clean used cloth ing in good condition are being so- licited for the Third Annual Rum mage Sale sponsored by Lavinia Wallace Young Mission. Other household items are also accepted. Contributions may be left al my home between and p.m. during the week. Sale will be in the Mis- sion Club House. Saturday. Octo- Der Is. beginning al 10 am.
 MRS. A. H. NERLAND
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Commerce. Weather Bureau.
Monday, Oct. 3, l949

Monday, Ocl. ;, l94S
 Forecast Nome: Fair today and Tuesday, gentle to moderate north west winds. Lowest temperature tonight P, highest temperature Tuesday, 36.
 Nome data last "A hours as of ZOO am. today:
 Precipitation, none. (Total this month 0.26 inch).
 Temperatures: highest A, low est 23.
 Maximum wind 28 miles an hour from the North.
 Sunrise at 6:17 ann, sunset at 5:23 pm.
 Comparative Data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 40 lowest 29.
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907. highest 50 in 1886, lowest 14 in 1919.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving Sunday by Pan Ameri- can were: Frank Skitzky, Margar- ct Talcott, Ira Hamrich, John Met calf, Robert Herman, Grace Her man and three children, MT. and Mrs. McCurrnin.
 Departing were: M. J. Walsh Nellis Larson, Mrs. Gus BjOrn- stad, R. K. Johnston.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
NOTICE

To everyone interested in dra- matics!
 At 7:00 p.m.. Monday evening ali the Service Club .the members of the Little Theater Group will meet 10 read and cast Dickens Christ mas Carol"
 There are about SO parts 10 be given out. Anyone interested is cordially invited 10 join the group.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving Saturday via Alaska Airlines were: Bessie Bourbon, Ruth Sutton, Robert Jones.
 Departing on the return flight were Monte Ferguson, H. Arp, H. Owens, Sid Rood, Ed Holbrook, D. Duncan.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
Hospital News

Mrs. Garnie was brought in from the north for disqualification.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Blachford are parents of a baby son born at one forty this morning. The little boy has been named Everett.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
NOTICE
OF SPECIAL ELECTION

Sk oFLS1AL bL6S AiSN TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NOME. ALASKA: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant 10 the Nome City Resolution No. 33s. a Special Mu- nicipal Election will be held at inc Nome City Hall on Tuesday. the 4th day of October. ls4s. between the hours of $500 am. and $500 pm. of said day. for the purpose of submitting 10 the qualified electors of said City for ratification or re- jection:
 1. Municipal Ordinance No. 332. for vacating Bridge St. and giving if a lot designation. 2. Municipal Ordinance No. 333. for appointing a City Attorney rather than electing one. 3. Resolution No. 334. authoriz- ing the City 10 enact Consum- CTS Sales Tax. not exceeding 2eo. and for special and gener- al revenue fund purposes.
 CARRIE M. McLAIN.
 City Clerk. Publish October 3, l949.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
CHARLES KELCOURSE AND EUDORA NEWCOMB MARRIED

Friday evening marriage was performed by the U. s. Commis- sioner Ted Duffield.
 Charles Kelcourse of the U. s. Smelling Co.,, and Eudora New comb, a nurse of the MIMI and M hospital, were united in marriage. Witnesses were Marilyn Scott and Enid Duffield. It was reported the couple planned to leave for Kotze- bue on a trip.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03

LOST-Kodak, Flash Bantam, in
 carrying case. Reward. Return to Nugget Office. 1l8-1tp
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03

WANTED-Used trumpet in good condition. Call Nome Nugget.
 ll6-tf
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03

When fully developed, a ty- phoon or hurricane may be 900 miles in diameter, with a 30-mile center of calm.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
WANT ADS

LOST-One set of lower false
 teeth. Return to Nugget. 117-3tc
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03

RELIABLE MAN wanted to call on friends and neighbors. Won derful opportunity. $15 to $20 in a day. No experience or capital re- quired. Permanent. Write today. McNESS COMPANY, Dept. B, 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland 2, Calf.
 118, l2l
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
AT THE HOTELS
WALLACE HOTEL

Ed Holbrock, Taylor. w. H.. Whitmore, Cooper Gulch. Ira Hamrick, L. C. Peters, Seattle. O.. F. Weinard, Fred Weinard, Can dle. John Leonard, Ralph Manel- la, Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03

POLARIS HOTEL
 MT. and Mrs. L. G. McCurrmin, Iowa. Tex Zeigler, Nome.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27
Merrymakers Club

The open house that the Merry
makers Home Demonstration Club
gave on Wednesday evening of last
week in honor of National Home
Demonstration Club, at the home
of Mrs. Ruth Crussell on Weiner
avenue in Harrington, was rated
by the members and their guests
as a definite success. Arrangements
for the evening had been made by
Mrs. Charles Peck, ably assisted by
Mrs. Edgar Layton and Mrs. Nor
man Brown. A short business meet.
ling, conducted by the president,
Mrs. Millard Cooper, was followed
by short talk on the purpose and
the work of home demonstration
work in Delaware, given by Mrs.
James Goodwill, home demonstra-
! ton agent for Kent County. Mrs.
Goodwill told also of the Short
Course that is offered each summer
at the University of Delaware, and
gave the guests and members some
idea of the work that can be done
in the project schools that are held
during the year. She brought with
her two lovely hooked rugs, a re-
caned and refinished chair. and sew
eral samples of the metal work that
had been made in the metal project
school.
After several games had been
played and enjoyed by the guests