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Evening star., 1949-03-25

A Roundup Of Locations
Lovely new homes for the discrimi-
mating buyers.
Aurora Hills. Arlington; rambler with
view, consisting of 3 bedrms. 3
Beverly Hills, Alexandria, 4 bedrms.,
3 baths and 3 bedrms., . baths. .
Braddock Heights, model homes. 3
bedrm., baths.
rms, 3 baths, built-in garage.
Lee blvd. Heights-4 bedrms... 3
baths, rec. rm., large kit, breakfast
nook GE equipped with dish wash
er; garage with many other desir-
able features.
Rambler, bedrms. bath, view of an
estate.
25-acre estate, with modern 4-bed-
rm rambler, owner sacrificing.
Many other homes. For complete
details call
NGADV TuONfDCNN
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SPRING OFFERING


This is the first of our many out
lying properties. Dream, white
Cape Cod against the BACKGROUND
of shade and velvet green all sur
rounded by white fence. All Of this
plus foyer entr., liv. rm. with firepl.,
side scr. porch. formal din. rm.,
equip. kit. incl. dishwasher. bed
rm.. or den on 1st f., 2 bedrms. and
bath UP, basement incl. rec. rm.,
bath, util. and garage. Army Of
ficer transferred. Attractive price
and terms.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson blvd. OW. $500. -25
BRICK COLONIAL
Living room with fireplace, dining
rm., kitchen, refrigerator and range,
2 nice bedrms. and tiled bath. full
basement; excellent condition. Close
to schools. Combination storm win
dows and screens. Priced right with
unusually favorable financing. 1t
won't last long.
REALTY CO.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. PISA.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE IMMEDIATE CASH BUYERS
for purchase of stores. spartments
Metropolitan Area; have Substantial
cash to invest and mean business
Also need business location in
Northwest for drugstore and gro
Gerry. Phone Mr.. Peck. TU. 1415.
with SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1905
H St NV. MA 2345.
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4 BEDRMS. 2 BATHS

Edg-moor. Bethesda-Modern brk
ard clapooard home, in excel. cond
T. features lse rms, combined with
sensible floor planning, bsmt. with
maids rm., slate roof, Diet. gar. and
BOO. Terms and reas offer. Phone
OIL 1904 till 8 pm, SYDNEY
KARR Realtor
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SUBURBAN SAlI-viRGlklA
FAILS CHTTRCH

Attractive Groom home, Q baths;
good location, conv. to everything
liv.-din. room, 35x15: large. modern
fully equipped kitchen, 3 twin sized
bedrms., dry bsmt.: nice trees. dow.
CAPUTI REALTY co.
Phone FA. 1922 or FA. 1915. -2s
Franklin PIX. Mr.. Falls Church
r With ofk Ike home @reor nFfpaie 5 bsf m i n
INV. heat; house in new cond.; on
s4-acre lot, nicely Handicapped. with
approx. 30 dogwood trees: property
also includes chicken house Priced,
$13.50O; terms Call PENTAGON
REALTY CO, Fairfax 39H. -2R
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EASTPINES

The ize-winninR community Of
400 homes. $3.50 cash and $76 a
month buys a new 2-bedroom, ex-
pandable attic and full basement
gas heat. 6-cu. #. refrigerator and
36-inch Har6wick gas range. These
homes are fully insulated. the heat
and upkeep are at a minimum.
Other homes with deposit low as
$500. Must be seen to appreciate
the value offered in Eastpines. Open
every day until dark. Directions:
Right at Peace Cross to Edmond
ston I'd. (2nd traffic lighD, left
IA miles TO Riverdale rd. ust
traffic light, right to Eastpines.
STANDARD PROPERTIES, INC,
MA 5bT3 UN 1925. -31
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FOREST HEIGHTS
cutest bungalow you ever saw, prewar
built, JIM. shingle, 90 TT. land
scaped and wooded level lot, % 1T.
living rm. with fireplace, large
dream kitchen. screened porch. full
basement. oil heat: S12,760: 50 .000
down. JAMES CARROLL. TR. oll2,
TR S354 -26
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PREWAR BRK. BUNGALOW
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY &C
SUPERB RAMBLER
ST.. 3O1O till 9 D
RAMBLER

RAMBLER
Exclusive. Prior to public exhibition
We are authorized to show an out
standing new 6-rm.. 2-bath rambler
3 bedrms.. din. rm., lee. liv. rm.
lse Kit. earaee. storage attic and
part bsmt for less than 100000.
CAN our ONCE for appt to inspect
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.
INC. 3402 Conn. ave. NV. OR.
ZOO TIL q pm
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STORES FOR SALE

STORE BUILDING
14th st. NV, near r st.-,Brick =
rage; GOOD income. Call to inspect.
Mr.. Willingham, MA. $500; evenings,
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV. -26
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SUBURBAN sAkR-vlpelhIA
BRICK BUNGALOW

$11,950
and substantial 5-roon
home with full basement and ex-
pansion attic; located on q very
large lot in Tyler Park, near Falls
Church; $1,000 cash and assume
4To 1st trust payable at S61 80 pei
month including taxes and insur-
ance. This will sell quickly at this
low price. so call today.
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Professionalism and H NE
lst Commercial store with apt: oil
heat: excellent business area Idea
for any type of business. Owner
will take back large LIST trust.
DANIEL DIENER & co.
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VACANT, near BladenSDurg 5cnoOl-
b-rm.. asbestos shingled home; full
basement, oil heat, large fenced
Mrs. Gillespie. COX g. CO., INC.
r99sk 9k' IRE ssIs. BY owNER-New vSs brick
home. in. Radiant Valley; large
rooms. fully equipped kitchen, incld
lift. refgr.. auto. washer: back
yard fenced: Down payment. 81 400:
total price, S12. 500. AP. OTIS. 81
BUILDERS. ATTENTION 80 lots
and partly finished homes. near
Savage, due to illness will sacrifice
entire project for only $4,000 with
$4,000 cash. 1. REAMY, UN. 2636
SUBURBAN ATMOSPHERE DE Luxe,
with this deIightful Cape Cod bunga-
low: 5 lge. rms, detached garage
and fenced lot: only $40 mile from
D. C. in Chillum; convenient terms
A. STANLEY MOREAU, WA. 2571;
ewes. WA, 644S -26
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BEAUTIFUL APT. HOUSE
This det. cor. 2,-story bldg. has IL
units. was built before the war
and Is one of the best D. C. loo
All apts. are spacious and highly
desirable; income at very modest
rents approx. $1,000 yearly; 3i2G
financing and priced to sell. Today,
ewes. call IA. 653S
JESS FISHER & CO., INC
14oO K st n VI Realtors EX 1911
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14
Local Pistol
And Rifle Club
Given Charter

WASHINGTON. ID. C., April
"A The S0uthernn0st Pistol and
kilfim Clnb NJ Key West. has been
created = National Rifle Associa-
tAnn STARTER. 4 was announced
heTe today Made up OF rifle and
pAtet enthusiasts. the club will
~ #aded BY 1T William A.
CHRISTIE. usN. president, OF 2sl0
afaples ayenue.
me new club. which win con-
diitt registered MIRA tournaments
en rs range. has dedicated itself
~ teach safety with firearms 10
Al members Of the community.
Other officers Of the club are.
ChaEies v. Hammond. vice pres
sirnf, ~ TIA poinciana: Ii. (jg)
nv a hlaunan. executive officer.
~ Al nest Beach: Ensign Thomas
W Litflepane. secretary -treasur-
ga. of uss PCS I3ss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14
kn TRu sTY ESCAPES

nllnao8 Prem PAGE Onel
Al 30 HefaHfanf aaE found in
uFsi stress hisG Howard vas
a ~ q fffm "a several months
q hH rsneiefhn Ia Criminal
a. au . fhafae 81 breaking
3 Amas les
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14

fNeHiif1slesi Ffugl raRe Onel
49, m az addressing and de-.
Ftstk eieeffiCai load growth -
fffH npaIl efales that tho an.
fl.f estInas fuf is17s $50 Milo.
asf iasas "a slpEificity general.
- tAe faienaaf yeaf l94s
ats - esflf&st under the
an asmssatea plan a. con
NeMH $50 tise li-dirsel pro.
M mnN ln afieet
ttM feNmEt faen8Iamemaa that a
Nl Wlf lN nuNhasra "a an eS-
emsMsi e@wa - So ooo n recon-
elslA tNN iMalhsN ahould h. near
$50 wMtmt saFmeNhere betwecn
tiras Mallory line Docks
80 CsFfya soas ssiiainn al the
sf m HiNuaian street
N stefes that q = steam plant
q nHfhafiTell ~ tn city orders
49, ~ uiarra MT later than
tfifnltsF iafq end he plant
sta - ln oIaTfafion b. DE-
tN@H
w. cts ~ ksy Woai acquired
NHF firftfc property on
AkFasi i1 lefa slnoe thai time
- NierffE system has installed
aatalsa.asl dseasl uuits at q
NNei Faef ~ ks#n os0 and has IN
ef aH8 mspfuNed the dlstri-
aem sFFseem ~ ruNt nf over
AtN MN ma - tlan earnings ug
NAn#
30 hamis fhas Nn1ld have "a
"a M8 - the e4ty would be-
tHNF hn.is sEsinst thr eirc.
"A watFm The bonds would
e. ttsrEea ca the Eenoral
sFsyw
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14
:kcy West In
Days Gone BY


policeman Myftland Gates of
sihe key West Police Department
who directA the school patrol.
seasi-fniay that many motorists
sestinue 10 speed through school
nnfs lle warns that violators of
ahe law viii be arrested.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14

: Ksy Citizens Organization was
foffned LAST night az a meeting
bold Ia the rooms Of the Chamber
sd Commegce. Il was said the
hrw ofRanixation will cooperate
@iih the chamber.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14

FMiay TIE Citizen says in an
iiesiAi paFaAFaphs
ftN.iin8 IN keY West Is recon-
entea a. q tenie % local pros
fftf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14

Mepbers u the Key West Boat
2inh we're informed today that
,n article about their club will
mppear shortly in the magazine
u0hnaon Motors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14

ilecord 81 deaths in Key West,
tslasta availabie o. The Citizen to-
~ shows that "a residents died
ei ~ age 81 100 90 more years.
f.e ulsieNt was Hannah Roberts,
NeNreN. who was born in the
liaianaaa ln ilal. and died IN Key
Fef' uu June ~. 1901. az the age
lie years l.ecally, she was
kmssuwn a. Oid Aunt Hannah.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14

WilaiH swevtlnn and Don Key,
Gn caAK o. KEY West b. attend
fnuegal af their uncle. Ben
Hsln ftntA. Wiil leave tomorrow
i#m hague ln Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14

him Howard Gates. son Gil
80 aHa hFufher. Leo Castro.
stf this Afternoon on q short
sst g. felasives and friends In
Ian,pa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14

! Tia Amegsean leWlon of Flori-
~ im aR#aissn tneay "a Fort Laud-
ifaais chaAe So Petersburg for
FeAt yWass eonvension. Key West
fElnnnoifws. after a hard cam
ass e. have tire convention held
rir. Withdrew In favor Of 81. Pc
fshtfE when convinced they
ead ~ chance a. win.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-22

c. G. Mansfield and Homer
Terry attended the American Le-
gion meeting in Jackson Satur-
day. Mrs. Mansfield and Mrs.
Terry accompanied them.
Mrs. ]. N. Howard returned
home from Chicago Monday after
spending several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. ST Dobbs.
Mrs. Aubrey Seay and children
of Oxford will spend the Christ
mas holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Rhyme.
Coach Jack Winborn and fam
lily of Winona will spend the
Christmas holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh Win
born.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-22
H o M E
HIN IS
Christmas Decorations
BY
FRANCES
F0RTENBERRY
Home Economics
Director Miss Power
& Light Co

Christmas Decorations
There is a delightful sense of
leace and security about Christ
aas decorations wreaths hung
N windows and sprays or branches
Of green with pine cones. bells aud
bright red ribbons adjoining the
front door.
A Merry Christmas Tree
Everyone loves glittering
Christmas tree. To help you dec.
crate one this year. we've gather.
ed some ideas for attra tive home.
made goodies" 10 hang on your
tree. They have the added a6van
tage of being edible, a handy solu
ton when hunary children come
sitting.
Christmas Cookies
Cookies make GOOD tree decUra
lions. Prepare rolled cookie dough
Cut into Christmas shapes with
cookie cutters or cardboard pat,
terms. Make hole in each cookie
with a skewer while still warm
Decorate cookies. Loop colored
ribbon or string through hole and
AduS On tree.
Gum Drop STRINGS
Thread colored gum drops with
sterilized needle on thin coior.
ed string. Knotting the string be.
tween each candy will keen them
in place. Hang the long strands
from the branches OF your tree
Peppermint Stick Candles
Al L.. sNl. "A
for your tree, left from ple-Reddy
kilowatt days, line them with wax
paper and insert short peppermint
sticks. Behold. you have pepper
mint candles on your tree.
Snowfall Wrap
This wrap is ideal for conceal.
ing very small gifts, as a bottle of
perfume or bit of jewelry. Place
gift in small ball OF tissue. fill
ing In the chinks so that the finish
cd ball is smooth and round. Hold
together with fine wire or string
Cover entire ball with paste and
wrap completely with a thin layer
OF cotton. Attach a spray of ever.
green and bright red ribbon bow
with the ends OF the wire or strine
. G.ft Wrapping
OF course your holiday tre.
shelters gailv wrapped gifts. piled
high under the branches.
Children's eyes light up VIXEN
they find their package has cor
sage atop 1t. You see it's a corsage
of lollipoDs with paper DOLL
frill attached.
For teen-ager, attach perky.
tiny red bows over your neatly
wrapped package with pins or
scotch tape.
Wrap gift in plain dark paper
Paste tiny angel seal on corner
of the box with a bit Of cottor
pasted below It SO that the ange
appears to be pecring from be
hind . fleecy cloud. Outline ange
With come tiny silver stars.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-22
Mrs. w. N. Ingram
Hostess To Club

Mrs. w. M. Ingram was hostess
TO the Castalian Home Demon
stration club for the annual
Christmas party December Is at
her home. Ten members and two
visitors were present.
Mrs. Forrest lizard called the
meeting to order and asked the
hostess to take charge. The de-
votional was read by Mrs. In
gram, the second chapter of St.
Luke. Prayer Was given by Mrs.
H. T. Hathcock Several games
pertaining to Christmas were
played and Mrs. lizard played
Santa Claus and distributed the
gifts. Mrs. Ingram presented each
member a crochet book marker.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram, the hostess served fruit
cake, candy, nuts and coffee.
The next meeting will be JAN
uary a in the home of Mrs. For
rest lizard.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-22
Society Clubs : Personals
Miss Jane Harrington, Bride-EIect Of Clifton
Bailey, Jr. Announces Weddino Plans

Miss Jane Harrington, bride
elect of Clifton l.. Bailey, Jr.. an
nounces plans for her wedding
70 be held December % at 400
o'clock in the First Baptist church
IN Durant Miss Harrington will
be attended by her sister, Miss
Bettye Harrington of Sardis and
Durant as maid of honor, and
Miss Mary Jane Bailey of Tyler
town, sister of the groom, as
bridesmaid. c. L. Bailey, Sr., of
Tylertown, will serve his son as
best man. Usher-groomsmen will
be Howard Greer. of Drew and
William Rudolf Capps of Tyler
town.
Prenuptial music will be rem
dered by Miss Carol Bailey OF
Mississippi college, soloist, and
Miss Patsy Bailey, Holly Springs
organist. Both musicians are sis
tiers of the groom.
Rev. c. M. Day will officiate al
the double ring ceremony. In
vitations have not been sent in
Durant but all friends are cor
daily invited to attend.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-22
Library Notes

For after Christmas relaxation
the Holmes County Library at
Durant offers the following in
teresting selection of reading ma
terials. "The Sunset Tree" latest
novel by Martha Ostenso, author
of Milk Route Angels Fell" a
delightful novel by Anne Downes,
Bridget Malwyn" by Martin
Boyd, a new romance by Maysi
Grieg called Whispers In The
SUM-" and Miss Lavinia's Call"
a group of short stories written
through the years by Grace Liv-
ingston Hill.
The intermediates are offered
q special treat in new book by
Helen Boylston in which "Sue
Barton" in the "Neighborhood
Nurse" National Velvet" by
Enid Bagnold, a horse story, and
"T-Quarterback" by r. G.. Emery,
football story.
The still smaller readers will
enjoy two new books by Wal,
Disney, Magnificent MIR. Toad
and THE Runaway Lamb"
The library will be closed
Monday, December %, and we
wish our patrons a very happy
Christmas.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-22
Holmes-WHkes Weddino
SoIemnized Mondoy

In a quiet ceremony Monday
morning December 10, at the First
Baptist church parsonage in Du-
rant Mrs. Malcolm Holmes of
Winona became the bride of
Claud c. Wilkes, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Wilkes of
Durant. The Rev. c. M. Day, pas
tor of the First Baptist church of
Ourant performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkes will be at
home in Durant.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-22
Have Christmas Party
B and PW Club Members

The Durant B and PW club had
their annual Christmas party in
the private dining room at Tom
mics cafe Thursday night De-
cember Is. After a turkey dinner
the members enjoyed several
Christmas games and contests.
Miss Catherine Calender, chair
man of the party, passed out gifts
from the tree. Dixie Winborn
played two piano numbers. The
club presented gifts of apprecia-
ton to Miss Sara Howard, re-
firing president and Miss Caro-
lyn Hays, retiring treasurer.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-22
Mrs. Pugh Winborn Entertoins 10th Century
Club With Colo Christmas Party

Mrs. Pugh Winborn was host
ess to the Twentieth Century club
on the evening of December IA, in
her home on Castalian boulevard.
when the annual Christmas party
was held. The home was a set
ting of yuletide beauty for this
gala occasion, depicting a night
scene, with safety shaded blue
lights, camels and wise men sill
houeted against starlit sky, with
the Star in the East" prominent
ly displayed. The whole scene
was highlighted by the brilliant
ly adorned Christmas tree, under
which were beautifully wrapped
gifts, to be distributed during the
evening by Santa himself.
Mrs. w. D. Reed had charge of
the program, which opened with
the reading of 'Maimmy's Lul-
laby" by Mrs. G. w. Drane. A
fireside scene then took place, in
which Mrs. A. E. Branch was the
mother and told beautiful
Christmas story "The Littlest
Angel to her two young daugh-
tiers, played by Miss Sally Branch
and Miss Linda Lou McCullar.
Mrs. w. H. Mckenzie played the
aunt of the young maidens, and
read Twas the Night Before
Christmas" The scene was beau
tifully played In a word con-
test, on Christmas, Mrs. Drane
was the fortunate winner. Then
in came Santa Claus, portrayed by
Mrs. Walter Odom and assisted by
Mrs. Reed and distributed the
"Pollyanna" gifts, each receiver
being identified by a descriptive
verse. Many special gift packages
for "Uncle Joe" Ogletree at the
Old Mems home were also under
the tree.
During the social hour, Mrs.
Winborn, assisted by Mrs. Wick
Winborn and Mrs. H. B. Sargent,
served a beautiful salad plate,
with favors of colorful Christmas
bells to the eighteen members and
three guests present. Cookies,
candies and nuts were passed al
this time.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. n. +. Brooks. Jr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Brooks
Sr., spent the weekend in Tupelc
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
McCoulloch.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-22

Joe Guess of Metucken, New
Jersey, spent last weekend with
his mother, Mrs CASTOR A. Guess
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-22

Miss Polly Massey who is con-
nected with the Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mas
sey of Ethel.
Robert Love, Ray Elmore, and
Ann Bowie, Ole Miss, Jimmy
Odom, Tom Steen, Paul Hastings
and Red Taylor, Jr., of Mississip-
pi State, Ann Heggie, Mary Le-
wis, and Charles Barranco of
Holmes Junior college are spend
ing the Christmas holidays in
their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Durham spent
the weekend in Sweatman.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-22

Mrs. Ruby Tate who is spending
the winter in the home of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Gulledge in Bowling
Green, spent the day with Mrs.
Ed Rush recently enroute to Chi
cago to spend the Christmas holi-
days with her daughter and SON.
ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. CAL
legher. Mrs. Gallagher will be
remembered as the former Mary
Harriet Reagan.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-21
Appoint Two To Assist In Alaska Housing Problems

((P) Special Washington Service
 WASHINGTON (P)-The hous- ing and home finance agency an- nounced yesterday the appoint ment of two men who will assist Alaska in working out it's housing problems.
 They are Preston L. Wright and Burton Young.
 Wright, whose home is San Francisco, has been made program representative of the HFFA to help carry out provisions of the recently enacted Alaska housing law. His headquarters Will' be in Anchorage.
 Wright has made many years of private and government expert ence in real estate, housing con. struction and finance. He has served as state manager of the Homeowners Loan Corporation. Later he was regional representa- tive of the wartime national hous- ing agency, the predecessor of the HHFA.
 Young becomes assistant to the administrator in charge of special housing operations, which includes responsibility for the Alaska pro- gram. He has been with housing agencies since 1889, and has been engaged in Alaska housing activi- ties for some months. In June he helped make a survey of housing in the Territory.
 Under the Alaska housing act, a fund of $1O,O00,0O0 is set up for use by the HHFA for loans to the Alaska Housing Authority when needed to stimulate construction. The act also authorizes the federal housing administration to recog- nize highest costs in Alaska in granting insurance of mortgages on privately-financed rental hous- ing.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-21
Turkey Shoot Is Big Success

The Turkey Shoot sponsored by the Nome Sportsmen's Club yes terday was well attended, even if the weather was not too good for shooting.
 Waive Clifford of Nome Motors was winner of the first trap shoot against keen competition from James and Bob OXsokterak and William Matsuktoolok. He won a dressed turkey. Charles OLeary and Bill Munz were also winners of dressed turkeys.
 Chicken winners on the 22 rifle range were Sgt. Harrington, Bill Stettinger, Daisy Jack, Sgt. John Mock, Carolyn Stettinger, Gordon Swanberg.
 George Madsen, with a twelve gauge shot gun was winner of the live turkey which has been on dis play at the Nome Hardware Co.,, in the free-for-all match which concluded the contests for the day.
 The Boy Scouts were kept busy serving hot coffee and refresh ments which added greatly to the shoot, as the wind was cold.
 Due to the enthusiasm of the contestants another, match is be- ing planned for Thanksgiving Day or next Sunday, the time, date and particulars to be announced in Wednesdays paper.
 Inasmuch as George Madsen sWapped with the club for a dressed turkey, both live turkeys now on display will be given away at that time as well as several fresh chicken.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-21
Former Mrs. Tone Stabs Self

LOS ANGELES, (R) - Only hours after she dined with her di- vorced husband, Franchot Tone, and their two children. beautiful blonde actress Jean Wallace stab- bed herself in the abdomen with a butcher knife.
 The one-time Earl Carroll show girl commented yesterday to po- lice while being treated at Georgia Street receiving hospital:
 'I did it just for laughs"
 But police called it an attempt ed suicide and said that only the intervention of her mother pre- vented more serious injury or death. Police listed the motive as despondency over the final break- up of her marriage with Tone, which ended in a final divorce de- cree Oct. 1.
 Her wound, while painful, was not serious.