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Evening star., 1949-02-24
EMBASSY SPECIAL
5630 18th ST NV

Substantially and elaborately con-
structed; ideal in arrangement and
location for entertaining: combined
tage Owner must SELL Make offer!
Inspection by appt. Mr.. BoZzi,
URCIOLO REALTY. NE. 1871;
ewes. RA oS05. -"5
18th st. Just E. Col. Rd. NV.
3-story brick; bedrmS and . baths;
vacant and ready to move in. key
here: very suitable for large family
or rooming house; beautiful location.
Price, $4,000.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
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. MICHIGAN PARK
RIVER TERRACE

Six rms. and bath semidet. brick, {
yrs old, lS-ft, wide; recr. rm. ga.
&C. heat. storm sash; vacant Pricec
TO sell Ma 35o4 ewes AK N3A1
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,OODSIDE REALTY co.
sH. $40 till o pm. =
SILVER SPRING

S14o5O, best buy in years, look. then
compare FHA and VA approved;
$500 down for veterans FHA finanC-
ing for nonveteranS with S3,450
down Also other terms may be ar
ranged; featuring Il lge. rms, 20-ft.
liv rm, kit. with dinette space, full
sized din. rm.. 1Sx1@, master bed
rm. with walk-in closet. full bsmu
with outside entrance. For additional
information and while they last, call
RE. $3.50, 8 to q.
Colonial Investment Co.
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BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTS

This attractive nome situated on an
acre of well-landscaped grounds
should be seen to be apprec ciated !;
st f. contains entrance hall, we'll
proportioned liv. rm. with firepl..
din. rm., den with firepl,, kit. and
powder rm, good size bedrms and
. baths on 2nd A. and stairs to
nicely finished Bird A. Located in
basement is pine paneled rec. rm.
with attractive bar and wood-burn-
ing frepl. Basement also contains
maids rm.. pine paneled. full bath
and lear garage. There are 9?
porches, | screened and ! glassed
which afford a fine view of surround
Ing countryside. The heat is oil
h.-w.h., with recessed radiation. in
addition to the excel. landscaping
and large oak trees there is attrac-
tive FISH pond and outdoor barbecue.
Shown by appointment only. After
q pm. call Mr.. Harper. WI. 1875.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
WI. $500 or WI. 1920. --25
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ALEXANDRIA

Unusually charming small house.,
built in 1920 at the end OF the old
stage coach line. Beautifully re.
modelled by well-known architect;
double liv. rm. with ? firepl and one
exquisite old mantle, peneled din.
bath and the dressing rm equipped
for 2nd bath; brick patio inside
garden: price, S15,250 For further
information call HUI 1865 or 1857.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
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LOVELY HOME

LOVELY HOME
GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD
4 bedrms,' 2 full baths; lge; liy. rm.
h.-w.h.; det. gar; a well-built house
in excel; copd priced only 81 $3.50.
NV. Me, 2454; ewes, AK. Oa73
4614 South Dakota Ave. NE.
Neat as a pin and modern in every
respect. this substantially built semi
i det brick residence has 3 cheerful
bedrms., baths. liv. rm,, din. rm.,
mod kit, coZy rec. rm. with wood
burning fireplace. front. scr porch.
sa6a5ds fss sxss &c oered hsat tof o6k
sale at a price you can afford to
pay Inspection by appointment only.
Ewes call RA 1919 WAGGAMAN-
BRAWNER' 100 Eye st. NV. ME.
COLORED-SI95 DOWN, balance like
rent, S35 monthly; 257 or POI War
rem St; Broom brick, RIM. 6l68.
Bond Bldg, MA. 7772: eyes, SH,
coLoRED-5soe E. CAPITOL ST.
Attrac semidet brick home; 8 we'll
lighted rms, hardwood FRS, full
cellar, auto. heat: long sodded lawn.
Call Mrs. Elliott, DE. 1850, DE,
COLoRED-vAC.. 1st and r. I. ave.
n.e-Row brick: 6 rms. gas. full
bsmt,, gas INV h. IA baths, , re,
frigerators, = ranges; Sl2,150. Call
Mrs. Levitow. DU. 6@26. BROWN
REALTY CORP, Realtors. DU. S55s.
COLoRED-sTAPLEs ST. N.E.16-
rm. row, oil h.-w.h, fully incl. back
porch excellent cond Inspection
by appoIntnent. VI. 0G36. -26
CoLoRED-S3s Bird ST. cor, Bro
and Eye.-six rms; bsmt. Small
down paymt. DI. 2244; ewes. HU.
COLORED-1lth AND G NE.-S3a5
down will buy 6-rn. semidet. brick
with bath, gas. and elec,; monthly
payments like rent. SURETY
G55N, 81. $3.50, TR. 1887, 1R
CoLoRED-15O0 BLK. TRINIDAD
AVE. NE.-SubStantial 6-rm. brick
home, featuring 3 bedrms.. lge. liv.
rm.. equipped kit, rec. rm.., gas
h.-w.h,; excel, cond. throughout.
cAMPANELLA & WOOD, Ex. 4IIS;
ewes. VI. 9127.
COLORED - 2-FAMILY BRICK - A
lovely home with income; 3 rms.
and bath in each apt, newly re-
decor, full bsmt.. oil heat; vacant,
immed. posS. Priced S12.950. Terms
arranged; Conv. loc. at 1St and You
SSts;c Sts; Call Nj Cassidy Ho. l449,
CoLORED-BRooKLAND Mex
ceptionally fine row brick IN this
desirable area, 6 lovely rms. tiled
bath: very nice cond :: gas INV h.;
long yard: priced only S1l, $50 for
quick sale. PECK CO., 361S 18th
~ q
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ARLINGTON
81 o50 DOWN

Distinctively Californian in design
this colorful rambler combines large
rms and excel. const to give solid
comfort; spac. liv. rm., din, nm, 2
bedrms., bath and equip. kit; oil
heat Handicapped corner lot.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Realtors, Gil. 4216, OK 0520. -26
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ALEXANDRIA
4 BEDROOMS

A home with real charm in very con.
venlent neighborhood; brick and
frame, 20-ft. row house with l
bedroom and half bath on 1st floor,
3 more bedrooms and full bath up
stairs, 2 hreplaces. / in living room
and l in dining room: direct route
to Pentagon: reasonably priced at
S14,750; $1,000 in trusts each
at 4Rcc. LURIA BROS, 23OO will
blvd, OW. $500. -26
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BUNGALOW. S5OODOWN

Nr Bethesda Naval Hospital, bricktex
bungalow, mod, 5 rms. and bath,
sas heat, quick poss; price S9,95O
with monthly payments like rent
Call MR.. DRAISNER, MA. SO36.
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RPICK RITNGATOW

Bethesda rooms, tiled bath open
fireplace. electric kitchen, full base
ment. oil heat. shaded lot 70Xl50.
quiet neighborhood: near bus; com
pletely redecorated. vacant
]. NOBLE BOAZ, Realtor
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COLORED-3 APIS.

Colored-$1, 500 Down
large rooms and bath; .3-story stone
home; fun basement, h.-wh, coal;
nice yards: conven. to everything:
ideal for income. plus home; priced
to sell this week Call till pm.
weekdays; Sun, /? to >.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1O12 18th st. NV. DI. 1855. -26
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921 VA. AVE. S.W.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

9 rms. l bath, basement. oil INV h.
Scar, 2-story brick garage: Sl0,-
500; terms. KIRKS REALTY CO..
RE. 1914; ewes, RA. 1886. "a
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2215 32nd PL. Sc

COLORED-sI, 900 DOWN, SIS mo
near Lincoln Park-Colonial brick;
4 rms, and bath. inclosed, porch 2nd
dssn f. open porch Isl ma f. ppr iqt 26 op +
coLoREDmsALE 90 Dl.n Ifoi ny owNER@F rei!ispsF st
Sc; vacant, lovely brick house: fac
ing Govt; park; living rm., dining
rm:' kitehen. powder rm' 4 bed
coLoREbMs,Soo nGsi sel So TE Bow! SS3f Dexte2
terrace Sc; fine, Anacostia. section,
overlooking Wash; 5-rm. brick, in
exfeen eek poss eona S 6Sms Gdnsdea ac Cash neat a.
fer. T. D. BURGESS. VI ESQ"
CoLoRED-vACANT-S1.oco .oco down;
;3-rm. modern row brick, bath; full
TY REALTY co. AD, 053i; ewes,
FA; -0259. 81. 265O, TR. 3SS7, TR.
CoLoRED-13Io DEXTER TERRACE
and l:i43 Talbert terrace-TWo
very desirable brick homes for some
one who understands and can ap-
preciate a good buy" Each house
has rms. tiled bath and bsm,.
HENBURd RGSJf is oRly RkyAkTY $40 dSSn co eaSs AN
Nichols ave. Sc: phone FIR. 1857
If no answer, phone EX. 715s.,
coLoRED-sl,o 600 DOWN 2-iam-
gas heat Near 18th and D SITS. Sc
SURETY REALTY CO. AID 053l !;
ewes. FA. 0259. 81. 1850, TR. 1887,
TR. 4621. IS
COLORED-3 APTS.
mashs maeulate 'hs sond5on RFfk h9me neaf B Boiling
Field 3 apis. plus . lge. rms, 2
complete baths. modern gas furnace,
large ward. Income, 5000 per mo.
Owners apt. free. Priced low with
only 81 800 down. Must be sold
this week. Call GE. 227O till 7 pm
or Gil. 3S09 BRIGHTWOOD
REALTY. -@5
Holorod C1 EnA nnu,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-03-27
tots. easter COATS
girls coats & suits

worth much> much more!
Tots coots Of fine, 1909 woods coverts, i'm
ported weeds, English Shet|ohds! In the seasons
top tot styles -. princess lines, empire woistnes,
rippIed or gathered backs! And in coIors thot
make her look picture-pretty!
Girls Coots, sizes 7 to IA.
Girls coots, all of fine pure wool in covert,
suede, basket weoves Single or doub|e-breosted
STYLES, with brand new "book interest" Five
coIors!
Girls Suits, sizes 7 to "A.
Girls topper suits, Of oII-wooI covert and styled
like her big sisters! FoGr-eore skirt, f|y-owoy
Jacket. Four ooors Sizes 8 to IA.
pov piqtails Shop Second Hecht Washington
and Slver Spring
The Valley settler., 1949-01-28
THESE SURPRISE MOLTS

Sonet ines f1ocks of bullets arc reported
 suffering iron un so osonablo neck or body nolts which greatly interrupt the Egg Pro- duct ion.
 0peciol ists point out that sone of tho fol- loving factors probably contribute to those off season roltso
 Irregular food ling: oh hmgos in food, too little drinking uator, sovoro changes in tho voather and frlghtso During bRo lato fall and carly v--ntJr, sudden drops in ton- poroturo nay couco nolifng if poultry housos and vcntilators arc not in place. Ore valley poultryT1an has reported tha5 nor that his chicken house is in a saoltor>d placo, his chickens arc not a. fac5oJ D. the nigh Einds as Jhoy uoro.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23

dent, and Mrs. Oscar Ellis. secre-
tary-treasurer. Next meeting will
be Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. w. d. Freeman.
At a class meeting of the 10th
grade Wednesday Paul Golf was
elected president. Guy Jones was
elected vice president and Joe
Luther Kennedy, secretary-treas-
urer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Faggard
and son, Jimmy, Kreole, visited
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Faggard Friday.
L. Ernest Golf will be ordained
deacon of the Baptist church at
3 p. m. Sunday. The Rev. NJ. S,
Varnado of Calvary Baptist
church will preach the sermon
and DR.. Charles Mckay, pastor
of First Baptist church. Pasca-
goula, will give the charge to the
church.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23
Mrs. Ninu R. Burns
Dies Suddenly:
Burial In Indidno

Mrs. Nina Richhart Burns, 905
Telephone rd., died at the coun-
ty hospital Sunday following a
weeks illness. She was ~ years
old.
Mrs. Burns, a native of Indian
apolis. Ind, moved to Pascagoula
about three weeks ago where her
husband is connected with the
Longfellow Candy company. She
was a member of the Order Of
Eastern Star in the Seattle
chapter.
She is survived by her husband.
Louis G.. Burns and one son, l..
A. Burns of Lancaster, Pa.
Funeral services were held at
Fails funeral chapel Monday aft
ernoon with the Rev. Harlan Hill
bun officiating. The body was
sent to Indianapolis for interment
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23
News From Fort Bayou -.
Home Demonstration Club Officers
Reelected AT Meeting Wednesday

Miss Doris Jean Stewart, Gulf
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Taylor at
tended the meeting OF the library
association at Vancleave Friday.
Sunday Guests
Guests in the Bailey Martin
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Gentry, Pascagoula; Pete Sal
isbury. Gautier, and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Ellzey, Biloxi. Miss Mildred
Martin, who has been visiting her
parents, the Bailey Martins, left
Wednesday for Sanatorium where
she is a patient.
Mrs. Walter Delaney enter
tanned her nieces. Mrs. Russell
Barry, Vancleave, and Mrs. Paul
Carter, Jr., Mt. Pleasant, at din
ner Monday.
Jimmy Mcmillan, Kreole, is Wis
ting the Leo Mobiles.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Webb were Dolores Sal
isbury, Gautier; the Howard Webb
family, Kreole; Mrs. George
Meaut, Mrs. Bill Booker, Biloxi,
and Mrs. Jack Delcomyn, San
Antonio, Tex. Mr.. and Mrs. @. c.
Roberts. Mt. Pleasant, were call
ers Monday.
S/Sgt. and Mrs. Roy Phillips.
Keesler, were weekend guests of
the Ernest Mallettes. Sunday the
Mallettes, Sgt. and Mrs. Phillips
and Mrs. Charles Wardrop attend
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23
BY Mrs. w. E. Monroe

! THE Fort Bayou Home DEM
-~onstration club met with Mrs. r.
M. Spaulding last Wednesday.
Zinnias, spider lilies and hydran-
geas were used to decorate the
living room. Mrs. Charles Ward
rop was in charge and Mrs. w.
Es Monroe gave the reading. Mrs.
George Cole gave a report on
farm and home week, Miss Vela
Mckinley discussed plans FIR the
county fair and urged attention
be given to the United Nations
assembly. Miss Fay Strothers gave
a demonstration of a research
file" designed to help find solu-
tions to family and community
problems. Officers elected were
Mrs. Charles Wardrop, president;
Mrs. George Cole, vice-president;
and Mrs, w. E. Monroe, secretary
treasurer, all of whom were re-
elected. Others present were Mes
DANES Andrew Campbell, Ernest
Mallette, M. G.. Sibley, Hubert
Mellette, w. o. Walker. v. B.
Taylor and Raymond Mallette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Mallette
were Sunday guests of the George
Ellzey and Sam Ellzey families in
Biloxi.
Donald Campbell, who spent
the weekend with his parents, has
accepted a position as veteran in
structor at Ferriday, La. Guests
in the Campbell home were Miss
Jean Campbell, Newton, and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23
News From EAsTsIDE
Rev. J. B. BrOome
Speaker
AT Baptist Church
BY Mrs. Carmel Roberts

The Rev. and Mrs. Ben J
Broome, Newton, we're Sunday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Jo-
hanson. The Rev. Mr.. Broome
preached at morning and evening
services at Eastside Baptist
church.
The Rev. Ernest Steelman,
Ocean Springs, a student at Clark
college, will preach Sunday at the
Eastside church.
Mrs. ]. w. Hearndon returned
Wednesday from the county hos
pital and is reported TO be doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Shattles
visited his daughter, Mrs. Carl
Boone, in a Hattiesburg hospital
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Udell Nolf and
Corrinne and Grady Beal visited
Milton, Fla, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin Webb,
Perkinston, were visitors Friday
Of MI. and Mrs. Buddy eager.
u. S. Coburn was a visitor Mon
day in Gulfport. Mr.. Coburn and
family were weekend visitors in
Richton.
The GAS will meet Saturday at
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23
2 D. m. at the church.

2 p. m at the church.
Mrs. Lillye Tootle is greatly inn
proved. She is under medical
treatment in Jackson.
c. E. Smith was a visitor in
Mondoe, La. last week.
c. Tidwell is employed in New
Orleans.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23
Lake P-TA Committee
Choirmen Named

Appointment of standing COM
mittees and Don mothers has
been announced by Mrs. McVeigh
Bowman, president of Lake P-TA.
Committees: Mrs. Larry Zig
lar, membership; Mrs. Bessie
Robbs, publicity and representa-
tive to Civic Council; Mrs. Char
les Linton, magazines; Mrs. E. c.
Buckley, program; Mrs. Shirley
Richards, budget and finance;
Mrs. J. M. Epting, hospitality and
Mrs. p. K. Walker. health.
Room mothers: Mrs. L. E. Ev-
ans, head room mother, Mesdames
Pedro Jane and Sam Jordan, first
grade; Mesdames w. D. Bullock
and Sylvester Malley, second
grade; Mesdames Kell CAVITY and
l.. E. Evans, Jr., third grade;
Mrs. B. B. Walker, fourth grade;
Mrs. Lloyd Farley and Charles
Nick ay, fifth grade and Mesdames
M. E. McRae and Joe Stratton,
sixth grade.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23
JOHN RAYMOND C

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pagan am
nounce the birth of their first
child, a son, at Jackson County
hospital last Thursday. The child
has been named John Raymond.
Mrs. Pagan is the former Miss
Irma Clay.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23

ed a singing convention near Sau-
cier and were dinner guests of
the Rev. and Mrs. w. D. Holland.
Later they visited the Raymond
Guillottes.
Mrs. Andrew Campbell visited
her daughter, Mrs. Clifford Davis,
Cedar Lake, Friday.
Lester Mallette visited the
Shepard Ravens, Carterville,
Thursday.
Mrs. Bailey Martin and Mrs.
Charles Webb went Thursday to
the bedside of their father. A. C..
Guillotte. who is i'll at his home
in Gautier.
Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Spaulding
were visitors in Pascagoula
Thursday.
Mrs. Gregory DeVille, D'Iber-
vile, who has been the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Sibley. left
Tuesday for Bassfield, where she
will visit relatives for two months
while her husband, who is in the
army, attends school at Fort Ben
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole Wis
tied the Leo Davises in Kreole
Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Cicoria visited Gulf
port Tuesday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23
News From WADE
Party Marks
Birthday Of
Ronnie Golf
BY Mrs. Lillian Fasssrd

Mrs. r. c. Faggard and her
daughter, Joyce, honored their
little grandson and nephew, Ron
ME Golf, with a birthday party
Wednesday at their home. After
several games were played the
small guests assembled in the din
ing room where a birthday cake
decorated in pink and green was
cut and served with ice cream
Guests were Larry and Betty
Davis, Billy Diamond, Bobby V.
and Walter Lee Waltman. Jim and
Aric Bourn, Gwendolyn Brown.
Dorsie Lee and Bernice Fender
grass, Carl and jamie Beth King,
Frances Green. and MesdameS
Jack King and o. A. Brown.
N. C. Everett. A. j. Franklin
and Bud" Fields of Moss Point
visited Wade during the weekend.
The Rev. Liston Draughn,
Brookhaven, and his daughter,
Jacqueline and Janet Ezell, Pas
eagoula, were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. C. Faggard Sunday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23

The starfish attaches itself to
an oyster, secretes a fluid which
narcotics its victim and then
feeds on the oyster meat by in
sorting its stomach between the
shells.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23
NINE JACKSON FOUNTAINS
ATTEND MURRILL FUNERAL

Nine Jackson countians attend
ed funeral services Friday in Mo
bile for George S. Murrill, retired
engineer who died in the Alabama
city Thursday.
They are Mr.. and Mrs. Houston
Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Brondum, Mrs. Hanna Cauley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Krebs and M.
and Mrs. Joe Krebs, all in-laws
of the deceased.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23
M Elects Officers

LIeCIS OIIICtIs
The WMU of the Baptist church
held its meeting with Mrs. Eft
Kirkwood Wednesday. Officers
elected were Mrs, Curtis Holy
field, president; Mrs. Bernice
Golf, first vice president; Mrs.
Emily Davis, second vice presi-
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25
Yukon Receding: KuskOkwim Rises: Aniak Evacuated
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) basin of the Yukon river, parallel ing the Kuskokwim to the north, showed that the ice has cleared all the way to Galena and there is little prospect of further floods.
 Danger to Galena, site of large air force base, apparently was re- lieved when a giant jam 50 feet high moved out under force of the rushing river early Monday.
 The Yukon rose eight feet after the jam broke, but is still safely below flood stage.
 Ladd Field fliers said the entire course of the Panama river, one of the main tributaries of the Yu- kon, was free of ice.
 Although waters were receding slowly at Fort Yukon, far up- stream near the Territory's east ern border, the Alaska native service has been unable to start rehabilitation work.
 The 200-odd homeless villagers bedded down in the open Monday night on army cots for the fifth straight night.
 The cots, blankets, food, medi- cine and pots and pans were par aChuted to the fort by the 10th rescue squadron.
 An aged woman and a teen-age boy who became separated from the rest of the villagers were sighted by Ladd airmen who dropped blankets to the arm way ing pair.
 Flood waters at the fort have dropped eight feet from last Thursdays peak
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25
Communication

Allen, Hilen Froude & De Garmo
 Seattle, Wash.
 May 20, 1929. Boy Scouts Organization, Nome, Alaska.
 Re: Estate of Annie Hall Strong, Deceased.
 Gentlemen:
 This office has handled the pro- bate of the estate of Annie Hall Strong. deceased. Mrs. Strong was the widow of John F. A. Strong, one time Governor of Alaska, and under the terms of her Will she provided as follows:
 ARTICLE III. (M To the Boy Scouts Organ ization at Nome, Alaska, the sum of One Hundred Dollars Q00.0O." |" The Decree of Distribution in this estate was entered yesterday, and it is therefore our privilege to send to you herewith a check pay able to the Boy Scouts Organiza- ton in the sum of $lOO.O0 in pay ment of this bequest.
 Very truly yours, Allen. Hilen, Froude & DeGarmo
 By L. w. Thayer.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25
Congress Will Not Act On Most Of
 Truman's "Musts"

Continued from Page One) paigns are under way. It probably will have written its record one way or the other on all of them by the time the voters decide in November of next year whether to keep the Democrats in power or give the Republicans control of one or both Houses.
 Senator Lucas of Illinois, the Democratic leader, indicated to re- porters that the administration will consider it a job well done if Senate action can be finished by July 3l on three major items: House-approved reciprocal trade legislation, a substitute for the Taft-Hartley labor law and the North Atlantic Treaty.
 House leaders are trying to round this program out with ap- proval of long range housing and aid to education bills already ap- proved by the Senate, as well as Taft-Hartley repealer.
 Lucas left room for Senate ac- ton on some other important is sues, including an increase in the minimum wage level, the interna- tional wheat agreement and a proposed ,45O,0OO,0O0 forei 2 n arms proposal.
 But he made it clear that he won't be disappointed personally if the Democrats have something fresh to talk to the voters about next year.
 We had a program that could n't possibly be enacted by any Congress in seven months" he said. "We have to leave a few good things until next year"
 Chairman Lesinski D.-MichO said the House labor committee will have another repealer ready for floor action in two or three weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25
Cunnan Again Tries To Slay
 Victor Reuther
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) un-American trick"
 Like his brother, Victor holds high office in the JAW. He is the 1 ,000, ,000-member unions educa- tional director.
 The assault on Victor Wa s strangely similar to that on Wal ter.
 In each, the gunman crept to a window and fired a shotgun blast through a glass, then fled, wit neSses said, in car.
 In bushes near the Victor Reu- ther home police found l2-gauge double-barreled shotgun. Both barrels had been fired.
 Victor Reuther's shooting fol- lowed by 72 hours the mysterious shotgun staying in neiehboring Windsor, Ont, of a rank and file member of the JAW in Canada.
 That victim, William D. Allen, 37, also was shot through a win dow of his home. Allen was an inspector at the Ford Motor Go. of Canada.
 Police, however, said they could establish no connection between Aliens staying and the attempt on l Walter Reuther's life, nor any connection with the Ford strike.
 The gunman'S blast struck Reu- ther almost full in the face. One pellet hit him in the neck. He and his wife, Sophie, were sitting in the living room. They had just changed light bulbs in the living room lamps. She sat across the room from him. All of a sudden I heard a shot," Mrs. Reuther said. T saw Victor falling to the floor. His head and face were bleeding bad ly."
 Mrs. Reuther, uninjured, called police.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25
OLAF HALvoRsoN's FATHER HONORED IN NORWAY

Olaf Halvorson, of the Nome High School has recently received good news from Norway: His un- cle, who is one of Norway's lead ing violinists and composers has been asked by the Norwegian Broadcasting Company to make some more records. Many of his earlier records have been popular throughout Norway, among them being his own composition called 'Lokke Toner" meaning Calling Notes" He frequently plays over the radio.
 Though he is approaching "A years, Olaf's uncle has managed to keep his fingers Timber for the violin. He has turned down sever- al opportunities to make musical tours of the United States.