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FARMS FOR SALE

LOUDOUN COUNTY-150-acre farm
good land. tractor worked, brook
watered; rock road; S-room house.
bank barn, farm bldgs.; $4,000;
terms; upper Loudoun; mostly. under
cultivation. $50 acres, 2 houses,
and bldgs., barns; good farm; S16,-
$50; terms. 125 acres. good farm; s.
room stone and frame house, barn,
etc; $4,000. For a good farm,
see US; g. p. Wolford. sTRoUT
HIGaWAY IcddHd n.sA1a EARN IL L. acres sa
highway; 6-room dwelling with cleo
tricity, barn, machine shed and
other outbuildings; stream and
springs; landlord possession with
Jan. l, 1851. Good tenant on $3.50
CASH cash required. 'f Il. B. MiTcaELL, MITCHELL,
Herndon. Va. Phone 1875.
RIVERSIDE, Md acres; 3S mi.
from D. c.; long road frontage: elect.
mU1 nnd 2f' 2hons; s.s7s4' sl?o' $500 down. sl6
OPEN SUNDAY i til 8, quaint Conn.
farm house with a world of charm
on heres additional acreage up to
25 acres avaiD. Spic and span,
aeE se 'Sda Sdqm LS Bath Fm mod %th TsDinss
kit. din. nook; best loc. on paved
road. Conv. to MOL. School bus
at door, 20 minis. from Silver Spring
Ideal for couple or small family. A
reach: From Silver Spring, out Coles
willie pike. 8 miles to Browns
Corner tSpencerville rd.). Turn
right "a mile to Oak Hill rd., turn
left "a mile to property and our
sign. H. & H. DEVELOPMENT CO.,
LO. 5-2655
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MODERN GARAGE, Capacity so cars,
with adjoining parking lot; located
near Sheridan Circle; now leased for
$4,000 per year; $4,000 invest
ment will show over 15% return.
Box 333-X, Star ~
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TRUCK VALUES!

HILL & TIBBITTS
ia Vermont Ave. NV, MA. $3.50.
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LOTS FOR SALE

LOVELY HOME SITE
ga acres of wooded loneliness with
300-ft. frontage on paved street
Near Washington Golf and Country
Club; $1,000.
Dominion Ins. & Realty Agcy.
Gil. 633S. 3I03 N. 10th. OK. I77a
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TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

l: $50 acres, Colonial estate, TO-
room Colonial home. tarmhouses,
large timber, on 2 paved State
3 barns stable; immediate posses
Q. 1sO acres, Groom home, Q barns.
timber, streams. outbuildines; inn
mediate possession: $4,000.
3. 204 acres, Groom frame dwell
ing, Broom home, 2 tobacco barns.
large matured timber, streams, i'm
Patuxent River; $3.50.
4. As acres, Groom home, , large
tobacco barns, chicken houses. on
improved road, near Chesapeake
Bay; immediate possession; 35 miles
D. c.; liberal mortgage; S9,950.
O. o,d do5 acres, near Patuxsnt Riysr
ber, large streams; immediate pos
session; real bargain; 3s miles
D.. c.; $3.50.
6. 81 acres, near Chesapeake Bay,
4-room house, tobacco barn, timber,
good road; $3.50. x
fronts: send your requirement. In
REALTY AGENCY, opposite court
house, Prince Frederick, Md. Tele-
phone 1O8 or 93-J. Open Sunday.
Stocked and Equipped
Farm, 127 acres, stream, 7-rm.
house. electric, newly redecorated.
Equipped kitchen, tenant house,
good barn. corn crib, hennery, ma
chine shed, tool house, garage, 5
cows, 6 heifers, brood sows, 2
'boars, 25 pigs, 100 hens, 20
guineas. geese. 8 ducks. 90 bar
rels of corn, 25 tons Of hay, 10
plow, wagon, drill, manure
spreader, hay loader, feed mill. "a
miles Of d. c. AL for only S22.-
T + n WEcT ia o1os
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any sise Job; prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance.
Ia. 2937; after Pm, dE. 1416.
AVAILABLE TMHEDIATELY-1s4s
tract. tsce'' p9sLIc III lie SERVICE VIC; psfv-UR-
SELF. 1923 L st NV Me. 7011.
VET desires household moving, gen.
prompt: reas. rates. JU. 7-7157. 1Os
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PROP. WANTED
DESIRE PURCHASE C0TTACE ~

- -
TWO BEDRMS., ami, year-round
house; give complete description,
location and terms. Box l27-S,
I WANT To BUY q nice waterfront,
year-around home; small modern
house, preferably one story; with
few acres good land. Give detailed
description and price, otherwise
I AM LOOKING FOR q summer home
or all-year home on the waterfront.
VIII pay cash. State particulars.
Box 200-M, Star.
TO RENT COTTAGE ut Beverly
Beach, July and August; 3 adults;
week ends mostly. WI. 62S6.
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SEE US FIRST
24-A, 6-rm.. mod. good bldg, S12,-
500.
141-A., S-rrn. Br. good outbldss.,
Route II. S57.5O0.
102-A. Stock farm, Ryan, Va.
$4,000.
REAL ESTATE
Tyson's Cor, FA. 1901. IS
EVERGREEN FARM
166 fertile acres, V mi. fronting on
Lee hwy; very fine and unusual
bldg. site: old house set well back
in q grove Of walnut, maple, spruce,
century-old boxwood and holly
trees; 80 acres in timber, water In
ali felds. You have few chances
for farm like this one: $500
cash, balapcs On 1st trust, Du-
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TRAIlERS WANTED

WILL ACCEPT LGE. TRAILER as
down paymt. on 5-rm. brick home,
with furniture. AP. 1905. 5'
STOP - LOOK LISTEN Need
rrshasonably rhoanabl priced trailers. Phone
HEAVY EQUIP. FOR RENT.
BULLDOZERS-Grading, excavating,
land clearing, roads and streets cut.
Contract or hourly basis. Call Sligo
1885.
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"STRAUN" on the Rapidan, 44O
columns. some farm buildings, ex-
cellent hunting and fishing Out
standing as retirement farm.
Reduced for quick sale.
S5-acre farm, Groom house, base
ment, electricity, bath, guest cot
M. BROWNING, Broker, Culpeper
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MOTORCYCLES (con.. J

USED MOTORCYCLES
For every need and pocketbook
for all types Of commercial use.
A telephone call will bring us to
your door for demonstration
RED HOUSE
HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES AND
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAIL
OBLE AND NOTES PURCHASED,
CALL MR.. MILLER, NE. 1920;
Ewes, DE. 5346.
WILL BUY seasoned 2nd-trust paper.
TU. OOSS. -
2nd AND 3rd TRUSTS on D. c. prop
erty; 24-hour service. Mr.. Green,
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 K st. NV. MA. 654O, Ill
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FARMS FOR SALE

ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT
acres, 8 miles west of Leesburg, in
Loudoun County, Virginia; large two
story frame dwelling, 20-eow WASH
ington-type dairy barn, rich rolling
well-watered land; have sale for
acreage on same UP to one hundred
acres IL purchaser wants less acre
age; Just across State road from
lovely subdivision; now selling in
acreage plots from $500 to S700 per
acre; top community with miles Of
beautiful view, over Maryland and
side; lust the spot in Loudoun
County that you want to see. Call
me before it's sold. Terms, COLE
MAN c. GORE, Realtor. Leesburg,
Va. Phones; Once. 6s1-W; home.
NEAR Ia GeiR;TTYsBuRG, PA.-154tacre
farm, ige.- modern stone house. bank
barn. wagon shed. double corn crib,
3 poultry houses, hog house. 20
acres blue grass, year-round stream.
Phone Rockville 3l69 after pm.
Mr.. sUGARLoAF MT.-s1s,o s,oOo-
130-acres 20-cow dairy barn. 5-rm.
hse, water. elec., hard surfaced
with MARVIN SIMMONS Co, OF.
$500; ewes, sH. S40e.
BIZ OWNER---167 .. Loudoun County,
soss sriS. sso.7to. al. Ss5s eyes.
@-A
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TWO GOOD FARMS
SO acres-poultry or grazing, S9.s50.
254 .acres-graZing farm, 500 500.
Choice offerings. Priced right.
EASTMAN & SEAY
Realtors FA. $500
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LOTS FOR RENT
ACREAGE FOR SALE

USED CAR LOT location, 200-ft
frontage on Ga. ave, Wheaton, Md
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FARMS FOR SALE
T17 500-4o5 ACRES

This Loudoun County farm has been
Stations m M 'I and a has slWays ay man eaIned seh a
living for its owners; over 400 acres
are open land. almost level and
ideal for tractor farming. 1t is
watered by creeks and grows good
grass for paSturage. The main
dwelling has IL rooms, bath and
boxwoods in the yard Outbuildings
include 2 barns, cattle scales and
housing for farm labor. The 26-mile
drive into Washington will appeal
to the businessman-farmer $4,000
down.
MASON HIRST
Annandale, Va. Phone FA. 7447.
Closed Sundays.
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HORSE LOVERS

An ideal estate, 40 acres of level.
fertile ground on Rt. 224. near
Waldorf. Md Is acres cleared. nice
house of g rms. and bath. all elec-
trio kitchen and large porch, oil
h,-w.h.. good tenant house of Az
rms. deep artesian well. 2-car ga
rage. stable complete for or 2
horses. Various outbuildings flow
ing stream, groceries delivered,
school bus. Reasonably priced and
good terms. Call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
Exclusive Broker. 1927 Pa. Ave. Sc.
LU. 4-O04o.
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OF THE So LOTS
SUNDAY, February s, 1880

Sold to date in "Shirleywoods," Ar
lington's finest restricted subdivision
Of los all-Wooded lots near Washing
ton Golf and Country Club. a few Of
the choicest are available at no ad-
vance over present prices and on
same terms. Original purchasers for
reasons such as moving away, etc,
are f1ne for ramblers. Hence your
opportunity. Consult
L. S. HURLEY
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Stocked and Equipped
J. L. C. WEST, FA. 2135
Complete Gentleman's Farm
AM ArDEc

SOllIEJICUC OCIIVICiIIdII . Oh III
ON 20 ACRES.
Enjoy living in an attractive ranch
type home, set high among your
trim fenced fields, where the busses
pass your entrance, and your fish,
frontage In the rear. Buy this place
and you are a farmer in the sub
urbs tomorrow. To be sold lock,
stock and barrel. House with all
modern conveniences, good barn full
OF hay and feed, hen house full of
small new tractor, all tools and
equipment. Attractive furniture in
cluded,. also refrigerator and freeze
box full Of fo6d. Nearby Virginia;
priced $4,000. Terms.
MTECI EU pIINuANAN
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OFFICES FOR RENT Cont

OFFICE OR SHOWROOM SPACE.
Modern, bright, air conditioned; jani-
tor and switchboard service If de-
sired; excellent for manufacturer 8
display room. On Jefferson Davis
highway tust across the l4th st.
Bridge. Only z minutes from Penn.
ave. Abundant parking space. Call
BETHEL. DI. 31OO. =
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LIZ. D-So-o. ADDbou Oool. -
FAUQUIER COUNTY
326 acres, s-rm. house, fully plas-
tered; electric, telephone, water in
house; new 2-car garage; " clear,
balance in oak and pine timber;
estimated to cut 100000 feet; barn
and other outbuildings; "A miles
south of Warrenton, 2 blocks off
Number u; S47.50 per acre. If
investigate. BURNERS REALTY
CO.. A. G. Anderson, mgr. 44Ol
Fairfax dr.. Arl.. CH. 1868. IS
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA
81 acres within committing distance
Of Washington; modern 2-bedrm.
home in excel. copd. Garage, small
barn, other small outbldgs., good
road frontage, several long views.
S1S.500. u cash.
McCAY g. McCAY
Realtors. GIL. S675
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Historic Stone Houses
sea, 900 UP; all sizes and descriptions
with varying acreage running UP
to $50 acres.
OLNEY REALTY co.
LO. h-2ao3 Ashton f,nn1 Il
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FORD Ia ton IL it. stake; 10000
miles, good tires, perfect body and
in best mech. cond; S495. TRUCK
CENTER CO., 1901 N. Y. ave. ne,
1918 sTUDEBAKER pickup; driven
7,400 miles by one careful owner;
SS95. LEE D. BUTLER, l121 2lst
1T. NV, DI. 0110. Open tile pm.
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AUTO rRUcKs-sALE tcent.

SCHOOL BUS, International. 16-pas-
senger, 1889; best offer takes it.
WA. GALS. 1910 Madison ST..
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GARAGES FOR SALE

FORD '32-'4S rebuilt Transmission
$3.50. LA. 6-S117.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01
WHAT SIZE PLOW
WILL YOUR TRACTOR
PULL?

No matter what size pillow you re now
using. you'll find a new Schafer One-Way
plow that your tractor will pgli-and yogU
blow frDice 10 severaf times IS fasIi
Pays for itself because it saves time.
labor. fuel and real money! The easiesf pull.
ing bIows ever baiif! Now with new fea-
eures-hydrauiic lift arm. new construction
char lets you get up co fences, sealed. life
This is the piow for mel says A. w.
Diils of Panhandle. Texas. After checking
on other makes bought my Ia fe. Schafee
plow,
why NOT see your dealer today-oR
write for free. illustrated folders?
The ScHAFER PLOW, inc.
2e7 SIAPSoN PRATT. KANSAS
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01

comes cat Of tire ground and inss
other bitches down the slope. The
difference i'm elevation between the
highest range area and lower crop
land is from 800 to 1000 feet.
Capacity Increased
Orr CARRIER also recalls that years
ago, the upper range areas were
good for only two months grazing
at best, while it ia not unusual now
for these same pastures to be IN
full use as late as Thanksgiving.
The water-spreading system de-
scribed here will be extended to
more acres ON the large basic unit
and similar work is being planned
for the other two units of the ranch.
The CARRIER brothers also have IL
stock water dams, some of which
also supply irrigation water for crop
land and hay meadows.
Another phase of conservation be-
ing carried on at the ranch is a
brush clearing program designed to
increase the grass cover as well as
to let the stock get into these areas
for grazing.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01
Weed Control
In Flax

RECOMMENDATIONS for the use
of chemical weed sprays on flax
were not changed basically at the
North Central Weed conference held
in Sioux Falls, S. D.
Official recommendations of the
research committee were:
"Flax should be sprayed with 2,4-D
as soon as there is enough emer-
gence of susceptible species of weeds
to make spraying practicable. Flax
may be badly injured if sprayed in
bud or bloom stages.
canine salts, sodium salts and
esters of 2,4-D may be used; how
ever, smaller dosages of ester than
of the salts are recommended. sse
''The dinitros may be used for the
control of wild mustard, stinkweed
and certain other broad leafed an
nual weeds. Local recommendation
as to herbicides, dosages and sus-
ceptible varieties of flax should be
followed"
Some 80 separate reports on flax
were presented by investigators to
the conference. Much of the research
work was on the response of the flax
plant to treatment in different stages
of growth. In general, flax was
found to be susceptible in the coty-
ledon stage, moderately resistant
from the early rosette or first leaf
stage until about two weeks before
full bloom, very susceptible in bud
and bloom stages, and resistant when
bolls had formed"
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01
Approve REA Loan

A LOAN OF $274,000 to the Sun
River Electric Cooperative, Inc,
Fairfield, has been approved by the
Rural Identification administration.
The fund will be used for the con-
struction of 1873 miles of line to serve
95 additional rural consumers and
for system improvements.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
Missing A-Scientist Believed I'm Russia

LONDON, (P)-A British gov- ernment spokesman admitted to the belief for the first time that Bruno Potecorvo, missing atomic scientist, has gone to Russia.
 George Strauss, minister of sup ply who operates government atomic research projects, told the House of Commons that "so far as is known he took no documents with him."
 The 37-year-old Italian-born physicist, an expert on cosmic rays, failed to return from a two month leave when it expired Aug. 31. He was last seen in Helsinki, Finland, on Sept. 2.
 The Stockholm newspaper, Af- tonbladet, reported this week that two British European Airways employees there, believed they had seen the missing scientist last week. The newspaper quoted they as saying the man appeared at the Airways office in Stock holm and asked for the manager but disappeared without waiting to see him.
 When POntecOrvo's leave ex- pired Aug. 31, Strauss said, the scientist sent a note from Italy, which was received on Sept. 4, saying his return has been delay
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Monday Sgt. R. Voss, Fred Good, Robert Goodson, l.. s. Parker, MT. and Mrs. Jack Allen and Carl Reinisch were Kotzebue to Nome pas engers. Dave Berry and George Sink were Fairbanks to Nome passengers.
 Tuesday William Carson, v. A Meador, Fred Cook,, Clemens Stiff ter, Duane Bloomer, Merle PaigS, Richard Lucus. Jim Handy were Nome to Fairbanks passengers Jack Mabee was Kotzebue to Nome passenger.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
HOME ARTS CLUB MET WITH MRS. BOYD HAYWOOD

Members of the Home Arts Club which met at the residence of Mrs. Boyd Harwood last eve ming enjoyed seeing a beautiful display of tropical flowers.
 The flowers which were dis played by the Pan American Air ways included the gorgeous Bird of Paradise and many other vari- cites from the Hawaiian Islands. They will be on display at the Nome Drug Store this week so that everyone can enjoy them
 A discussion on everyday food fer the family was enjoyed by all after which delicious refresh ments were served by the hostess.
 The members made plans to participate in the Bazaar which the Girl Scouts are giving next month, as they are sponsors of the local groups.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
Belgium Sending
 War Supplies To Communist China

BRUSSELS, (R-In a front page article the Brussels pro-gov- ernment newspaper La Cite'' said Monday Belgium is selling large quantities of automatic wea- pons and cartridges to cOmmun- ist China.
 The daily said that from the be- ginning of 1948 till the end of September 1850, Belgium had ex- ported $1O,936,88O worth of arms U Mao Tse-Tung's China
 Official comment was not inn mediately available.
 The bulletin published no fig ures for Chinese arms shipments after February.
 La Cite" claimed, however, to have ''incontestable proof" that S4,7O0,OOO worth of munitions and weapons had gone to the Chinese mainland from January until Sep tember, 1850.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
U. s. Charges Red China Intervening In Korean War

LAKE SUCCESS, (P) - The United States today charged the Chinese communists with direct military intervention in Korea, and urged the United Nations Se- curity Council to require the Mao Tze-Tung regime to withdraw its forces.
 Warren R. Austin, chief Ameri- can delegate, told the Council there are indications that 30.00O Chinese communist troops are in Korea and that the number is in- ere asing. He said the United Ma tior,s should assist in setting a>y problems relating to Korea's northern frontier. Then he added:
 "But in offering assurance, the Security Council must also see to it that the authorities in Peiping are under no illusion that their conduct is condoned by the United Nations.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08

Have your Christmas Cards inn printed at the Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
NOTICE

The Church Board of the Fed erated Methodist Church will meet Wednesday evening after choir practice in the church. Full attendance is requested as a pie lure is being taken for Christmas publication.
 Rev. Robert Treat
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
Forecast And
 Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.

Wednesday, November 8, 1850
 Forecast Nome: Cloudy with oc- casional light rain and snow to- night. Thursday clearing and colder. Strong southerly winds. .moderating to fresh from the west tonight. Lowest temperature to- night 27, highest temperature to- morrow 32.
 Nome data last "A hours as of TOO am. today:
 Precipitation .37 inch. (TOtal this month .72 inch.
 Temperatures: highest 38, low est 3l.
 Maximum wind 45 miles an hour from the south.
 Sunrise at 9:11 a.m., sunset at 3:2O pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 34, lowest 20.
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907:
 Highest 37 in 1943, lowest Ill in 1947.
 Data for other selected stations as of TOO am. today:
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
NOTICE

Most business houses have sig nified their intention of closing all day on Saturday in observance of Armistice Day.
 This includes Federal offices. with the exception of the Post Of- flee which will be open as usual until noon.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08

ed by car trouble but that he hoped to be back between Sept. ' and 13.
 Inquiries as to his whereabouts were not started until Sept. 2l when he failed to show up at a meeting of cosmic ray scientists in Switzerland which he was sched- uled to attend.
 "While I have no conclusive evi- dence of his present whereabouts, I have no doubt that he is in Rus sia," said Strauss.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
ALASKA AIRLINES

Passengers arriving Tuesday were E. Plevack and MT. HySlOp.
 Departing for Anchorage on the return flight were Edwin Capps, D. l.. Higgins, Thos. E. Harry, Joe Norton, Peggy Spurlock.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
KINDERGARTEN

Following Washington State course of study in pre-school ac- tivities that include: stories. mu- sic. art. manners. play. games. etc. Call Black ll3.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08

Important mustard seed pro- ducers are the U. S., Britain, Can ada, Denmark, Italy, The Nether- lands. and FOrOmSa.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
NOTICE

Important meeting of Poineer Women. Friday. November 10. 1850. 8 p.m.. Pioneer Hall. Nomin- ation of officers. Please attend.
 Mary Roell. President
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
Hospital News

Admitted to the hospital are Gordon Osborne, George Kakaruk of Teller, Della Ahnangnatoguk of Teller Mission, Judith Leise of Nome.
 Discharged are Robert Robin son, and J. KehOe.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
Mrs. Paul Spurlock.

Mrs. Paul Spurlock. gracious and accommodating Alaska Air lines office agent for the past year left yesterday for a vacation in the States. During her absence Mrs. H. Guzzman will be in the office.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-07-01

NOE and in town had com plained of the lack of parking space.
 Despite the protest the council approved an additional space near the Orpheum Theatre, two near the Recrea- tion Parlor and one in front of the Belmont Bar.
 Following a lengthy dis cussion by council members. Hans Reeman's application for a for-hire license for a light delivery truck was approved. : The city agreed to pay Nor man Sutliff $34.26 for lumber that disappeared from the city dock. The lumber arrived on the last Denali, was checked by the wharfinger as to the a. mount and found correct.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-07-01

Santa Monica branch of the California Bank of Los Ange- lessfor two years.
 The cashiership of the Bank of Kodiak has been vacant since Arthur G. Else resigned in May, 1949.
 Crooks will live in a home owned by the bank, on Mill Bay road. Mrs. Crooks is in Santa Monica with her two daughters, Sally and Mari lyn, high school students, and expects to reach Kodiak be- fore the fall school term starts.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-07-01
Crooks Added To Bank Staff

Thomas l.. Crooks, who came here from Juneau re- gently. has been appointed cashier of the Bank of Kodiak, Marshall Crutcher. president, has announced.
 Crooks had been manager of the Alaska Federal Savings and Loan Association of Jn- neau, and had been in its en- ployment since January, 1947. As a young man he was en- ployed by the Peoples Banking and Trust Go. of Marietta, Ohio, and later was head of the savings department of the
Kodiak mirror., 1950-07-01
KODIAK MIRROR

When Sutl1ff went to plck It up, part of it was gone.
 E. A. Pearson received a building permit to build four utility porches on a building on his property.
 Gene Marlar's final check for work as city wharfinger was held up by the council un- til some paper work is com pleted. Councilman Shannon had asked other members why it was not paid.
 No decision was reached by the council regarding the con- templated raise in the city tax rate. Following the meeting general discussion of city affairs took place between the mayor, members of the council and several residents.