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and Mary Wright, 80. 24oo Q 1t. 80.
Samuel sutton. 49,. Arlington, Va, and
mecuoeb ays1sn asrpis e. fsi4 st. nw
and Betty Desmond. 20. Huntington,
w. Va.
Andrew McClain, 20, 81 0 st. s.w. and
Mary Brown, 10, 81 N st. s.w.
Evening star., 1949-10-05
READY-TO-WEAR
SPORTSWEAR.

Experience necessary. Salary plu,
commission. Discount on purchases
Free disqualification and other EN-.
ploye benefits. Apply personnel Of.
nee, 9th floor, 'GOLDENBERG'S. I'll
Evening star., 1949-10-05

MEN-start on a l or 2 day trial
basis If you wish. The Fuller Brush
Co. has q few excellent openings IN
established territories; no exper
necessary; instruction furn. BY exper
men: excel. earnings. with chance
tionai Ito Press Bidr,, izth and r sts,
NV. or call DI. 4477 or DI. 349s.
MEN (30), white, to distribute hand
bills. daily pay. I am. 460 New
York ave. NV.
MEN, coiored: truck dryers. with
door-to-door delivery trailer expert.
ence only; complete knowledge OF
city and suburbs necessary. See MI;
Mike. HEcH1NGER CO., 10Th and
MEN, now employed, you can earn
$25 to $50 wkly., ewes. and Sat,
selling. Real silks nationally known
haberdashery and apparel through
personal contact and leads. Act
quickly to get the full beneht Of
Xmas orders. Phone MA. 1856
IN tn q n m "a
Evening star., 1949-10-05

when unsuertng Advertisements
addressed to Star bo1es do NOT
inclose original references or
other materials OF personal Udlue:
Copies seYpe the purpose and
originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1949-10-05
.JELLEFF'S
HELP DOMESTIC

With coat and dress experience
Positions with a future. Apply per-
sonnel ONCE, 7th floor. %
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HELP WOMEN
SALESLADY

Personable young woman to sell the
worlds finest imported tweed coats
from England in the women's de-
partment of Lewis g. Thos. SaltzD
Must be thoroughly experienced.
Permanent position, with excep-
tionally good earnings. Experienced
young woman can earn S75 to 500
weekly and more) Apply to Mr..
Thos, Saltz by letter or IN person.
Lewis & Thos. SaltZ., Inc.
1909 G St. NV. IS
SALESLADIES, experienced in wom-
ems and children's wearing apparel;
excel. salary; pleasant Surroundings;
permanent. See Mr.. Gold, MARVIN s,
sAEEsLAp1Esht 1Hf rs Esh Ss White, Pv full time
or over. Apply F. w. WOOLWORTH
Co. 3200-320S 14th st. NV. 3
SALESLADIES
For evening work, SO pm, in our
big new air-conditioned store. Ap-
ply Mrs A. Burns,
F. w. WOOLWORTH co.
32OS 14th st. NV. -
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STEAMFITTERS
Experienced men needed at once fol-
new work In Maryland. Call MR.
STUGER at FA 6971. Ill
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S50 OR MORE

TC0 0&V &F1 ~&
Can be made each week by statesmen,
drivers or others calling on the res
taurant, variety or drug trade with
out interfering with their present
position. We are in the coin ma
chine business and want more loca-
tions. II you want to make some
extra easy cash, let me tell you OF
our proposition. Call or write MR..
GREENE, 177l Columbia I'd. NV.
COLORED MAN, alert for all-round
drugstore work, daytime; 6 days
wk.. 24O1 Benning I'd. ne. DO NOT
PHONE.
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OFFICE CLERK

OFFICE CLERK
Permanent ,5-day week; ex-
cellent position for person,
adept with figures; nice tele-
phone voice, experience with
MGR 5000 machine desirable;
local references required.
AMERICAN LINEN SERVICE
CO., 2241 9Th st. NV. Ask
for Mr.. Harab.
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MEN WANTED
81 to 35 years Of age; good, perma-
nent jobs, with steady. year-around
earnings, with paid vacations, sick
leave, free transportation and other
benefits. Learn to operate q street
car or bus. We will teach you and
pay you while learning.
APPLY NOW
Monday through Friday, $50 am
to IL noon.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
employment ONCE. 3132 M St NV
(Take Routes 80 Rosslyn.- 20 Cabin
John, 80 Friendship Heights street
cars direct to door, IS
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FILE CLERKS

FILE CLERKS
Experience pref. but not essential:
5,,day week. Please state age and
phone No. when answering. Box
IBID, Star.
FIRE AND CASUALTY underwater
for insurance office; tipping essen
tial. Call RE, 1900. -
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COOK

Night chef, hrs. pm. to 2 am.
no Sundays; only man with record
of steady employment in better res
taurants need appy. NAPOLEON'S 8,
064Q Conn -8
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HELP WOMEN

HELP WOMEN
ALTERATIONIST, lady. white, $3.50
and perm. proposition for right
party. Res. of Bethesda area pre-
ferred. OK. S219 after 7 pm. i
ARTIST, fashion. experienced. Apply
Miss Lyons, 5th floor. between 10
and 1. PHILLIPSBORN, 11th st,
ASSISTANT DECoRAToR-Excel. op-
portunity for young woman, thor
oughly experienced. Box 258-B, Star.
BOOKKEEPER-Full charge. double
entry, retail ready to wear experi-
ence preferable. Reply, stating ex-
perience and qualification. Salary
open. Box Esd, Star. -5
BOOKKEEPER, fire and casualty in
surance experience preferred; s.
day week. For interview, call MA.
Evening star., 1949-10-05

SALES OPPORTUNITY. full o.. part
time; liSeral pay plan will double
your present income. Our season is
here. Gail TN. O23b, Mr.. barron
OF Mr.. Hrivank, HESS ALUMINIUM
WINDOWS, 1918 Pa. ~. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-10-05
TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN
AND
INSTALLATION MEN

INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
With and without cars; excellent
working conditions, 6-day wk.. froup
hospitali1ation and other advan-
tages. Only experienced men need
applyl No phone calls! Mr.. 6il-
vern. PHILLIPS. INC. 2012 Shan
non pl. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-10-05
HELP MEN

JANITOR for apartment building Of
81 units; colored; no children; must
be sober and reliable; flfth-class
engineer license necessary. Salary
and quarters, AID, 5000. 10
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TO ANY MAN
AGENTS
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
COUPLE-Wife to render services in
exchange for liv. quarters; husband
to be otherwise employed. WI. 3173.
COUPLE, white. furnished LIVING
quarters In exchange for services;
local refs, non-drinkers. Box 190-E,
salesman, experienced home por-
trait caller, salary plus liberal COM
FMKTgH n@isaSe Gs pHoFoakAphER5. Fl saia l4oo
SALES PERsoN for custom drapery
reupholstering and slip cover de-
partment. Must be thoroughly ex-
perienced with finest quality work
and materials. Apply to Mr.. Zweig-
enhaft. MAYER & CO., AL 9TH
SODA CLERK-sober. experienced
No Sundays or evenings. Apply
EXECUTIVE PHARMACY. 1882 K
BIG EXTRA PROFITS. Sell friends
Americas foremost Christmas card
assortment. Unbeatable name i'm
printed cards. gorgeous 21-card de
luxe boxes. novel plastic cards, sta
tionery. gift items; Samples on ag-
Eutaw st.. Baltimore l. Md.
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LAUNDRY ROUTE MAN

Jewelry Store Salesman
EYpsTr; N; ggoSd gSa1,,, salary. apply FRED I,
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

PADDY's DRIVING SCHOOL.
Dual-control car; free pickup serv-
ice DAY or eyes UN O025
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Msn oush "an Enowl.dse Seo Of dissnosins auto auto
repairs and desire to better him
self 5-day work week. See Mr.
Neelly. service mgr, STANLEY H
HORNER, INC, 18th and Kalorama
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corsages and name cards on the
girls and boutonnieres on the
lapels of the young men.
A variety of dances. including
the Paul Jones, the Slipper. the
Multiplication and others, kept the
party-clad girls and boys in
motion, and all of the numbers
were called by their own group.
Among those participating in
the gayety were Herman E. Eber-
harter. jr.; Louise Engel. Fred
Frear, Hugh Peterson, Judy Nor
rell. Yvonne Engle, Dan Clinton
McKinnon, Carmen Lovre, Melvin
Carnahan, James Chenoweth. John
Hampton Stennis, Scott and
Harold Horan. Mac and Bill
Dolliver. Charles Hoeven. Phil
Gross, David Hickenlooper, Ricardo
Romulo, Nina Watkins, Carol
Reese, Caleb Boggs. jr.; Angus
Boiling, David Bryson, William
Hinshaw and Susan Saltonstall.
Also Peter Taylor. Richard and
Joan Velde. Bill and Tom Cole.
Clara May Curtis, Media and Galen
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Show No isn't pleased punch when ne rue
.rore baek for more" pat CAMEL CIGARETTES
rraeh youT back again and Again
CAMs are always serve" because 20 aro
some and from rch fullhavofd ooseo
properly expery blended no naturally toes p.s
su'rouna smoking you're already CAMEL
vhv mot CAMEL FLAVOR and CAMEL
MIDNss today. cAMEIs and test them 10 your
the cigarette you've ever smoked Sc
report that cAMELs are the m6e 70 .ur
smoked In recent hundreds Of people who snoked IAN
only CAMELs for 30 days noted noa. r. AZ
weekly examinations reported NOT ONE SINGLE 1AaL y.
THROAT IRRITATION smoking CAMELs But mAas yoa
personal CAMEL seDAY TEST Ycun enoy sssr 20 - ~
smoking entoymeut
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Ssslng q Show, reading q good
book or playing cards are won.
derful forms Of relaxation aad
rest for ''ail OF you" eSeepf
your eyess They. poor things.
never seem 10 gst any time on
for they work hard Ter yoa
all day long and late into the
night yet they seldom com.
plain, However. they need rect
Just nm much ~ vos do 90
give them the care they deserve
cleanse. seoths and refresh
them daily With MURINE Con.
tanning I ingredients that blend
perfectly With the natural eye
faids, MURINE gently soo'hss
delicate eye tissues helping
them feel rested and refreshed J
So get q bottle Of MURINE and
use IL night. morning and BE-
tween times whenever yoas
eyes ASK" you io'
Evening star., 1949-04-10

precious minutes for it's the
gwaekesf. edSSssf. nsnss eeoaosss-
raf way 10 keep toilet bowls spar.
king clean just spTfnkis IN s~v-
erMI times n week E~t tn
chemical action take over Ahd
remember even II the snIs
water In your community leaves
no dark aiscosofaiIons. thsrr's sz
invisible aim where Eesnss and
cause Of odora lie. sASi-FLTEH
com mplessis aoes swat With iass
Aim disinfecttng while ~
cleans 20 reward wtth IsnrAsss-
late t0slst bowl samassftoa' -
get sAsI.Ff.IfsH to-day snd
~humer~ yoaT sprinE fssss moass
Evening star., 1949-04-10

of Maryland and is an instructor
in physical education in the
parochial schools of Washington,
Virginia and Maryland.
Mr.. Brantover is a graduate OF
Strayer's Business College Ac-
countancy School and is acting
president of Phi Theta Pi fra
ternity.
The wedding will take place
June II in st. Johns Catholic
Church in Forest Glen.
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Wickersham, Mary Wigglesworth.
Mary Catherine and Betty Ann
Kilday. Robert Dilweg. Mary Alice
and Margaret Herlong, James
Krug. Doris Ann and Susan Bart
lett. Nancy Ruth Bennett. Ray
Davis. Mary Martin Davis. James
and Julius Dingell. Nell Eastland.
Nell Jones, Robert Jones, jr.;
Caroline. Mary Lou. Judd, Amy
and Judy Morse. Andrew and
Marjorie Jacobs. Isabel and Mary
Jean Sweeny. Andora Hagen. Mary
Stockman and Bill Feighan '
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Tune Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Marian D. Cur
ran of Silver Spring announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Eleanor June, to Mr.. John War
rent Brantover, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Brantover Of Chevy
Chase.
Miss Curran is a graduate of
the Academy of the Holy Names
and Marjorie Webster Junior COL
lege. She attended the University
Evening star., 1949-04-10

n isa'f lost lock that some wo-
men have charming selfconn-
dence and potse even on those
trying" days Of every month
going wherever they wtsh in the
lightest and "eltnging est" OF
spring frockKl They simply Do
pend on TAMpAx 20 take care
OF feminine sanitary problems
for TAMPAx is worn INTER,
NALLy and is INVISIBLE when
In use. There's no "teli.tale" bulk
iness or odor TO betray intimass
secrets And no chafinE' Per
feeted by a doctor, using the prin-
eiple OF internal absorption.
TAMPAx eliminates ell the die.
advantages OF outer "trappingn"
comes In easysio-tise applies.
tors 3 absorbeney siEes
all Drug and Notion CountsFsl
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Yssssrdsy ! accidentally tore
my skirt hem while was visit
ing some friends. Luckily my
hostess turned out TO have the
tape habit" and that saved the
day. She took a strip Of transs
parent eeliophAne tape and did
an invisible mendihg job on the
hem In no time at all. Made me
realize how much time and iFosi.
BILE Scotch" Cellophans Tape
saves. Buy a few rolls nszt time
you're shopping one for eaen
room in the house, Insist on gen.
uine stieks-st-aytoueh Scotch
Brand Tape In the plaid ais
penser. Ask today
Evening star., 1949-04-10

who are en- npyink
the glorious spring
weather while youf
cleanup chores
keep you locked
inaidey Then Why
not use MI
FLUSH 60 save you
Evening star., 1949-04-10

and why I'm 20 sure youl De oehsntso
with another reason unlike harsh nafryup
type waving lotions TONI e-trd mid and one 20
Evening star., 1949-04-10

yssiess A.. envy your nsishsos
Evening star., 1949-04-10

TO AID
Evening star., 1949-04-10
BW-LINES BY Many Saar
w.eI sooo,ored Column Of Thing. Advertised and interesting

because
In
special ingredient called EzA which prevents se I'M
mlf
today
An n
No
Evening star., 1949-04-10

for Tess than nc week you CAN Keep
your refrigerator sweet and fresh. sparkling
clean. How? BY using ARM 4 HAMMER
or cow BRAND Baking Soda Just
snrinkle baking soda on a damp cloth and
wine the inside surfaces OF refrigerator.
then clean the ice-cube trays in a warm
soda solution. e tablespoons baking soda
,o nuart of water) ARM & HAMMER or
Evening star., 1949-04-10

covered the most romantic since the flirting fan
delcately perfsed hair! And to acquire this cunning
vile recommend Finishing Touch :. for IL was
created by famous French House OF LENTHERIC TO
- aid and abet sorcery of feminine charm richly
concentrated perfume especially formulated TO lnger
J. on the hair LENTHERICS Finishing Toxch endows
- II with glamorous beauty! To top 1t all there's
hnrertip atomizer exclusive with Lentherie 10
Evening star., 1949-04-10

lust try KREML Shampoo with Foiisan once 1hen
have reason to be truly proud OF your hair!
Do your smile todays preest shoes or 90 tney
because friction pressure ehae and rub tender spos
on your toes? why not come to the rescue WIN
DIR SCHOLL'S pads for these thin protective. \
soothing cushoning pads end shoe friction and and "a
deyelop However. IL and callouses are ALREADY
"underway" separate medcations in each package
speedily remove 'em get Znopads for your feets
sake" today. Use DR. sCHoLL's Foot Powder. too
Besides keeping dry guards against
odor and Foot relieves ehafe soothes and eoo the
Evening star., 1949-04-10

n The Ievsiisss lass In the Easter parade
an. Anrii breeze Have them. too, easy a. you
nIease with TONI Home Permanent-the wave
that gives that natural look. With TONI you gel |
exactly the kind of wave you want an en- :
CHANTING crown" OF soft. luxurious. natural
looking curis completely frizsfree from tne
very 6rst dsy, That's why over million women
Evening star., 1949-04-10

valuable amounts OF and why it's wise
daily! Always choose sun
they're the finest jhtciesf grown.
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dn
oreve nanda nyonwnt o
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Sensitive obovt your heir

houf hojr It's dry and bFiITF 1FHW
the driving shamuoos YOU We using Then here's
"A ideal shampoo . new KREML shampoo Utterly differ
= en shampoos that contain drying ingedenm new
x KREML Shampoo a natural oil base no posuVeiy
~ will not dry break hair! Furthermore since II
has now added the magic ingredient Fohsan 10 ln
original marvellous formula II has amazing cleansing
qualities and hair thoroughly and quickly
Evening star., 1949-04-10

lemon.in.water route" to hedithful regularity
Simply drink the Juice of one fresh lemon In
glass of water first thing on arising every morn
ing for, unlike harsh laxatives that irritate
the digestive tract and impair nutrition. this
natural fruit drink alkalinizes and aids diges-
ton helping your system regulate ITSELF
Furthermore lemons are not only OF our
- IL hut alaa snnnlN
Evening star., 1949-04-10

ro pakng quality cleans refrigerator by
em.ino the greasy holds food and food oaors
so,d ARM HAMMER or COW BRAND
PsSng soda thew cost Just a Grocers!
Evening star., 1949-04-10

In beloved fragranees Tweed Miracle shanghai
only Brianee just $3.50 tpus tax at your
fayorite counter!
yh. rood 70 hoppnsss paved" good follow the
Evening star., 1949-04-10

with curls az soft an
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-12
and barrel" Sides said.

and barreP' Sides said.
 The Russians have had plenty of time to get them into produc- ton, he said, adding:
 "Over four years have elapsed since then. It is foolhardy for us to think of an aggressor's anti-air- craft defenses now in terms of l945 equipment"
 Sides is deputy assistant chief of naval operations. He testified before the House armed services committe hearing naval charges that defense chiefs are over-con- centrating on an obsolete" B-36 bomber.
 Whether or not the Russians now have these guided missiles in production. Sides said, a revolu- ,tiOnary change in anti-aircraft de- lenses is certainly not far distant
 Even before some big bOmberS now on order can be delivered, Sides declared, this country will have guided missiles able to find and knock down bombers above 10000 feet.
 Before hearing Sides, the com
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-12
Wednesday. October l2. ls4s

mittee had brief new discussion with Cmdr. Eugene TatOm about how deadly is the a-bomb. Tatom cited medical reports on the HirO- shima blast to back up his conten- tion that it is not as deadly as the public thinksS
 But under questioning, TatOm agreed that all available statistics do not jibe. And he said that any way he isn't an atomic expert.
 Tatom is the navy man who sur prised the committee Monday by saying a man could stand at one end of the Washington National airport and come unscat h e d through an atomic blast at the other end of its 6,8OO-foot about one mile and a thirdD runway.
 His testimony was part of the navy's general attack on the mili- tary policy of putting so large an investment into the air force B-36 bomber-a plane designed to fly from one continent to another and carry an a-bomb.
 Tn brief, the navy'S argment is
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-12
THE NOME NUGGET

that Russian defenses could stop most B-36 efforts and that planes which did get through likely would not accomplish anything decisive by dropping a-bombs from 10000 feet
 Secretary of defense Johnson has asked the committee to hear him before it gets through digging into the navy-air force cOntro- versy. Tn a letter making the re- quest, he also said that the scrap could do grave damage to our na- tional security"
 Johnson suggested, too, that the committee seek the military unifi- cation views of former President Herbert Hoover Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower an dthe chiefs of staff of the army, navy and air force.
 Chairman Vinson D.-GaO said Johnson would be heard. As to the others, he did not commit himself but said he wants to hear top mili- tary officials and secretary of air Symington.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-12
Russians Captured German Rockets And Secrets

WASHINGTON, tP) A navy weapons expert told Congress yes terday that Russia likely has guid- ed missiles able to find and knock down bombers above 10000 feet.
 Capt. J. H. Siles said German rocket secrets fell into Russian hands after the war, and that it would now be folly" to gamble U. s. security on the atom bomb and big bOmbers alone.
 Had the war lasted a year long CT, Sides said U. s. bomberS would no longer have been able to fly over Germany without prohibitive losses from German anti-aircraft rockets.
 These Nazi anti-aircIaft devel- opments designed to search out and destroy raiders travelling 485 miles an hour at 65,0O0 feet, fell into Russian hands 'lock, stock
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

.Ol hIllJAIEh,
 Deceased. Order: Hearing on Final Account And Petition for Distribution Now whereas on the 29th day of September l949, the EXecutor of the above entitled estate filed his final account of his administration of said estate, and has petitioned for distribution of the residue thereof
 NOW, THEREFORE, it is OR DERED: that the lst day of De- Cember, l949, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., at the office of the undersigned Commissioner and ex-officio Probate Judge, at For tuna Ledge Alaska, be, and is here by appointed as the time and place for hearing of objections, if any, to such final account and settlement thereof, and for hearing said peti- tion for distribution
 TT IS FURTHER ORDERED: that said eXecutor publish notice thereof in the Nome Nugget, newspaper published at Nome, Alaska, and that such publication be made once a week for four con secutive weeks and that the pub fishers return showing such publi- cation be made and filed herein. DATED, Fortuna Ledge, Alaska, October 7th, 1949.
 H. ROY HUNTER,
 U. s. Commissioner and ex-
 officio Probate Judge for Wade
 Hampton Precinct, Second
 Division, Alaska.
 Pub. Oct. 12, 19, 26, Nov. 2, 1949. STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, ETC, REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST A, 1912, AS AMENDED BY THE ACTS OF MARCH 3, 1883 AND
 JULY 2, 1946. Of Nome Nugget, published tri- weekly at Nome, Alaska, for Oct. 1, 1929.
 Territory of Alaska,
 SS.
 Second Division.
 Before me, a Notary Public in and for the Territory and Division aforesaid, personally appea d Emily Boucher, who, having been duly sworn according to law, de- poses and says that she is the gen eral manager of the Nome Nugget, and that the following is, to the best of her knowledge and belief, a true statement of the ownership, management, etc., of the aforesaid publication for the date shown in the above caption, required by the act of August "A, 1912, as amended by the acts of March 3, 1883, and July 2, 1946 (section 537, Postal Laws and Regulations to wit:
 l. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and business managers are: Publisher, Wilfred A. Boucher, Nome, Alaska.
 Editors, Emily Boucher, Wilfred Boucher, Nome, Alaska.
 ?. That the owner is: Wilfred Boucher Nome, Alaska.
 3. That the known bondholders, mortgages, and other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other Securl- ties are: None.
 ,. That the average number of copies of each issue of this publi- cation sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers during the twelve months preceding the date shown above is 500.
 Emily Boucher, Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th day of October, 1949.
 Carrie M. McLani, (SeaD
 My Commission expires June 18th, 1850.
 Flattery is another way of mak-
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-12

Flattery is another way of mak- ing amends for past misdeeds.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
The Mill Drive-In
for
Drive-In Service
Curb Service
Carry-Away Service


LUNCHES, SANDWICHES, FOUNTAIN, ALL BEERS
The interior conditioned for those wishing inside there
all
other deectable
a the Mill
Drve-ln, tmie of the First
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
The Outlook Says:

Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Palmer
Jr., and daughters, Perrie Kay
and Leslie Ann, have returned
from Nebraska where Mr.. Pal
mer had attended the University
of Nebraska at Lincoln. After
brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
R. P. Palmer, Sr., and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Mayes, the family
left for Missoula where Mr..
Palmer enrolled at the Montana
State university.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Nave were
among out of town guests at the
wedding in the First English
Lutheran church, Billings, of Miss
Phyllis Conover, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. V. E. Conover of
Broadview and William C. Schaf-
er, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Schafer of Miles City.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
LEGION AUXILIARY
ENROLLS 100000.

With approximately 100000
members already enrolled for
1949, the American Legion Aux
iliary gave promise of exceeding
last years record enrolment of
100000, according to Miss Valma
Shay, membership chairman of
the Laurel unit of the Auxiliary.
Enrolment was ahead of the
same date last year and had
reached nearly 80 per cent of the
organization million m m b r
goal.