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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS TEE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage II
fSSn1stS PSone No tSNnI SSoa uNfoN sToSHe1eAt
20 INC sst lana
EARL'S DELIVERY SERVICE, pick up
and delivery. moving, reas. rates.
PARKS TRANsFER-Moving at your
oonv.: also trunks and baggage. Call
any time. AID. 1887. 13s
EOELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. ia. 2937; eves., GE. 14l6. l1'
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LIQUOR STORE and sas station65;-
Doing good business; on Rte. SOL,
Southern Nd, Is mi. from D. c.
Call Mr.. Hamilton, HI. 7099: ewes,
HI. 4770. WEST REAL ESTATE.
LUNCHEON. fully equipped. Net ay-
erage $40 day clear. No competi-
tion for miles. Best location in
Mont. Co. Substantial cash. Very
good lease. MR.. THORSON, LO.
HARDWARE STORE, nearby Va.
Choice location on heavily Travelled
highway. Excel. opportunity now.
To inspect IA. 2-sS69' MR.. RAN
GROCERY - Falls
Church area; nice little store. gross
ing $1,000 to Sl.400 wk. Excel
stock and fixtures. Unusually good
lease at 500 mo. Beer and wine of
sale. Asking S11,500 complete. FA.
1888. Ia
BEAUTY SALON. fully equipped. air
conditioned: goth and Conn. Excel
lent opportunity. Reasonably priced.
Terms available. Call TU. 1869
weekdays. Sat. and Sun, call DU.
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COIORED
APARTMENTS WANTED

a-4 RIM. UNFURNISHED APT, close
aauits az Its" Ma $3.50, Apt. 3o5. 12' -,
QUIET, REFINED LADY desires small
furnished apt; Bethesda silver SpS'
KffISi6l GilI G5e0' SsSfF SssSMffFLoYED WOMAN,
teen-age daughter, desperately need
duplex apt, ne: NV; REF. dur-
nished; not exceed S45. Box 6s-V'
nv SFaP PERMANENT GOVT. .mploys; g.
6sdrm apt: in nv; section; $50 max 2.
RHHtISGssLE MI GsLtE ;vsm9'si youn9 Couple desires un-
tStR sstR. yis tiy 18th tR and Euclid ssS max.
,sTnSM' SoS SS1v' 1sfSFuRN. ssiIj APT. or house
preferred; Va. or NV. JE. 3-se2s'
SETTLED 81 n d niddle-aged i widow. perm
Govt. emp; unfurn. en-; apt. IN apt.
bldg. Must have large dressing room
closet and adequate kitchen. SOP
NV. or sc. preferred, BOX sa-V' 81.
conn. bed-liv. rm;, kit. bath
furn., refgr., stove util, linens; resp
stores; MAJ, $40. BOX s7-v; Star,
EMPL. COUPLE, nc. children desire |
. oedr%; d nr.t apt ito unfS5n'' gayG pvt "a. esfh
bath and kit. unfurn. in NV. sec
ton; about $50 a mo-; excel. ref
YouNs oLj s9S5o Sc5oourLE with baby and do.
want apt. or small house with
fenced yard. Prefer vicinity Takoms
PROF YOUNG LADY desires 1-bedrm
or Ell. apt. in apt. bids; furn. OF
Nj. aI9e or Box 3i9-T, Star. Ia
ONE-BEDRM. FURN: APT.-Vicinity
Columbia I'd. or Columbia and 18th
St; available 1St to. 18th. Sept;
SIOO. Young employed couple. DU.
1898 after 8 or write DIENEL, No.
.. Dupont Circle.
AT-NetherlandS. wants l.
bedrm. furnished apt, NV. section.
Call AID. 1862. Ext. "a. -l2
DTLEMMA-Home economist. dasch-
nsred, need place to call home;
apt. Silver sprinT vicinity. TIE
SILVER VE SPRING or vieinity-smsll
quiet. best references: must be rea-
YOUNG SINGLE MAN, writer; $76
max. HO. 1880.
BRTTisH CoUPLE, 4-yr.-old dauEh-
ter require furnished apartment, LIST
Sept. NV. vicinity preferred: long
lease. Box 110-V, Star. 13'
EMPL. GIRL. sgle., desires EN-. apt.
apt bldg, vic. Conn. or 10th St:
max. $40. Box 114-V. Star. -13
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURNIsHED a-BEDRM. HOUSE,
NV. D. C. or Silver Spring. KE.
BRiTisH GIFTaa OFFICIAL requires fur
= HiIhed 81 j. h9qse %S ssRt. s2t a4sa i Max sl2o'
FAMILS AMI z With WITH children wants s.
bedrm. furn. or unfurn. house on
NORTHWEST WASH. or Nd: baths
and 3 bedrms.: prefer unfurnished;
FEkNTshkb EK ash ETt oR ap5 GNfTRS. G1 sSs sbedrm
Coolidge district. BOX INV, Star.
coLoRED DIPLOMAT desires to
rent or lease home in good nv.
section. Call MRS. WRIGHT ST
W4STiED-2 bedroom house. 9 adults
in family. Maximum, $4,000. ~
3 OR 5 BEDRM.. unfurn. house, in
Kensington. Nd. area. OIL. lsl7.
WANT To LEASE HOUSE for room
ers; unfurn.; Southeast section; REL
NAVY oFFiCER-2-bedrm unfurn;
house; Bethesda or Chevy y-Ss CHASE 3
MoNTTGioMERY Co.MUnfurnished B.
SsdTmi oet dfs k1 eOSsi snssi4. lease mIs
PERM. GOVT. MAN needs unfurn.
house: bedrms., 2 baths: NV. ST
1900 Ext: 3206; or GE, S002. l2'
bedroom. 2-bath. unfurnished house:
nearby suburban; $3.50 per month.
UNFuRN MI M House OR APT. in NV.
near West grade school area; rea-
A YOUNG COUPLE desires small un-
furnished house, preferably in. Be
thesda. Chevy Chase or Friendship
area; reasonable. EN-. 6036 after
BRITIsH NAVAL OFFICER. wife, 2
children. Scottish nurse requires
furn. house: 3 bedrms. for 2 years
LYDDON, EX. 1910. III
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WIDOW AND GROWN SON will share
6-rm. furn. home with refined work
ing couple. 4522 3Sth ST., Brent
wood, Md, WA. 1915 after pm.
WILL SHARE with congenial lady, my
mo, MISS HENLY. DU. 0024. -12
NEAR 4TH AND r. I. AVE.-Gentle-
man desires refined southern couple
to share attractively and completely
furnished Groom home. Box e4-V'
Star. l5'
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.w.
PALISADES

With q view of the Potomac River
and hills. vet few minutes from
downtown. Brick house, solidly built;
3 bedrms., bath. on End f.; down
stairs powder rm.; choice neighbor-
hood; price. S26.500. For inspec-
ton, call Mrs. Peck of SANDOA.
INC. DU. 1924 or home phone On.
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
Lge beautifully remodeled home
overlooking historic Dumbarton oaks,
exceptional location, bedrms.,
4A baths, flrepls., servants quar-
ters attractive garden; well adapted
for entertaining. J r. TENCHER
CO., AID. 2644; ewes. DE. S166.-11
HAWTHORN"
b. c. Open sun. 2-6 pm. Pre-
showing Of these beaut. 2 and s.
bedrm. brick ramblers which are
nearing compl. featuring lge. rms.
picture windows; excel. appoint-
may now select their own interior
colors.. This is a restricted and
regulated community. Substantial
cash and bal. well financed. Mr.
Holmes, EN-. $685.; DIRECTIONS; Conn.
ern ave. to 32nd st. q blk. past
Greenvale, sto, right on 32nd st. to
new ramhlers.
Paul P. Stone, Realtors
10I5 18th St NV MA -3TQ IL
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SILVER SPRING AREA-Modern g.
rm. detached brick home. garage
television. Ice. screened porch. NICE
ly furn., close to bus, schools, etc
Possession Sept. ], 10 mos. Lease
749 UPSAL ST. S.E.-Nicely fur
nished semi-detached brick, rms
and bath, S110 per month. Avan'
Immediately. HENRY J. ROBE
INC, 1924 Vermont Ave. NV. d.
9 BEDRMS., 1 yr. old; auto. washer
gas heat, fenced yard; piano; Sli'
Spg.; Sl25 mo. or exch, housing VIC; !
Cambridge, Mass. LO. 5-24lO; 10
SUBLEASE-Aug. 16-Dec. 81. bed-
rms, din. rm.. liv. rm. with f1re pl:,
screened porch, game rm., garage IN
bsmt Children, dog accepted. GOOD
bus service. $135 mo. IA. 2-32SI.
ALEXANDRIA. Yates Gardens, well
and completely furn.. bdrm., orS.
town house. Fireplace. air cond,
master bedrm.; oil hit; formal
walled garden. Adults only. On yrs.
lease, $3.50. HELEN R. MARSHALL,
Alex. 1901, eves. TIE. 5576. KING
ssLyER SLSIat' spRrNG-Home. 8 bedrms..
screened porch. lge. liv, rm. with
flrepl, din. .rm., mr.. schools, sept:
:. for one yr.: $3.50. SH. 6312. -l3
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PALISADES

PALISADES
Perfect view of Potomac and hills,
yet few. minutes from downtown.
liv rm., din. rm., kit, pantry, pow
der rm., 1St fir; 3 bedrms.. bath.
upstairs. S26.500. Call Mrs. Peck
of
sANDOz, INC.
OR. 1928.
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ROCK CREEK PARK

You can walk to Rock Creek Park
Golf Course from this house in a
few minutes. This house has large
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. pantry and
sun porch: End floor has 3 bedrms
bedrms. and bath on 3rd q. New
laundry, maids rm. and "a bath
in basement. Nice lawn. Home needs
redecorating and owner Is willing
to sell below cost of other houses in
will make q beautiful home Of this
one.
Robert L. McKeever Co.
REALTORS
Shoreham Bldg, MA. 4750.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.w.
RAMBLER

One of the fnest 3-bedrm.. 2-bAth
homes we have offered, liv: rm. is
14x25, separate din. rIn., full bsmt.;
lge. lot; garage: S27,500.
RAYMOND B. DUNN
1920 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 0214.
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NEARBY FAIRFAX co.
on & acres with privacy; 8 large bed
rms, sewing rm., and bath on end
a; hv. rm. 15x21 with fireplace.
dining rm. l3x1S, powder rm., den,
modern kit, appliances, laundry
rm.; full bsmt., furnace heat; gear
Earage; immaculate cond.; $500 per
mo-; will give 3-yr. lease. Possession
about Sept 10th. For appt. call
e. H. IRWIN, OW. 1928, or Elm
wood 64S Id
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
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S30.5OO


NEAR 18th AND KALMIA RID.
First offering OF this SUBJ
stantial corner Colonial brick
res, within / square Of 18th
st. Free Of traffic, quiet blk.
Elementary school and shop
ping center within q moments
walk. Center-hall plan, liv.
rm. with fireplace, din. rm..
mod. kit. paneled den, 3 COM
Portable bedrms. and 4th
rm. of master bedrm., ideal
as child's room or 2nd Il.
library; 3 tiled baths, 1ge. attic
offering expan. space. rec. rn:,
cond. % bSth inside and out.
Beaut. landscaped lot with 90
II. frontage. Shown by appt.
only. Call MR.. RELY; ewes,
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.. INC.
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TRY t0 Peat, ThiSl

3 bedrooms, living room,
dining room, equipped Kitchen.
utility room, closed rear
porch, first floor bath, garage;
oil heat; in Takoma Park, d. c.
IO5-ft. frontage. ample for an
other house. S16,50O, terms.
BELL REALTY co. RE. 1850.
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3725 oath ST. NE.
Det. home on lge. Handicapped lot;
3 twin size bedrms., tile bath with
shower; painted walls. hardwood
floors; lrepl. in liv. rm... breakfast
alcove, screened porch, full bsmt.;
oil h.-w.h.. law; shown by appoint
ment. Call Mr. Sadler. MI: s656.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1920 K st. NV, ME. 4323.,
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MICHIGAN PARK

Exceptional Cape Cod det. brick: 4
bedrmS., 2 baths. den. auto. heat;
beaut. grounds: excellent financing.
T1sHLER, Realtor. TU. $500; eyes,
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OPEN no OFFER

OPEN TO OFFER
6-rm. brick house. in good location;
3 bedrms.. 2 baths; full basement;
garage; front porch: gas h.-w:n,;
can be converted into 2 apis. $500
cash required. See first then make
A. A. CAROZZA co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

FOR SALE BY OWNER $4,000.
Semidet brick. 1st conl.; 2 sep.
apts., consisting OF 2 rms, kit, bath
and 2 rms. kit. dinette and bath:
occupancy Of one apt. upon settle
ment 635 G st. S.w. 13'
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&6, 100 WILL BUY modern BUNGALOW
in Hillside. just over D. c. line;
SOUTHEAsT REALTY co, 1911
Pa. ave. s.e., FIR. 2OoO. -13
BARGAIN-CoZy 2-bed-
rm. bungalow in nearby Md, with
room in expansion attic for 2 more
rms, oil heat, nice kit. and liv. rm.,
full bsmt., lot 60x150; located near
all conveniences. Only S9,450. ST.
800 down. ANNENBERG REALTY
CO. 1917 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 1887
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HoUSES-sALE-N.E. Cont
COLORED
NO BULL

brick. 1st floor bath, dble.
sized kit, pantry; porches. rear
yard and garage S spacious airy
rms; redecorated: vacant: $3.50
down payment. EX. 340s. JU.
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ANACOsTIA A

CARMODY HILLS. MD.
5-rm. frame bungalow. full bsmt., oil
heat, 2 porches, det. gar; nice lot
on paved ST.; bring deposit. ANNEN-
BERG REALTY, 1917 Pa. ave. s.e.,
Ii 7.S357 Ill
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What that lamp the decorator CLASP Unusual
shope! Decote hand pointed Wooster type degns shodes
match the background Of the basel You'll find all these expensive
details and many in this fine collection Konns Best
o they're offered to truly great sovnes All have hand
made metal mountines hand painted and
decorator royon toeo shades Tailored by hand with machine
stitched Innings for added strength They from 28 81
inches toll So impressive, you'll pair add elegance
your home.
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1925 SARAN
PLASTIC PLAID AUTO
SEAT COVERS
1866

Fits eUen 1850 cars /. i. . coaches, sedans
and club cOupes!
Durable plastic trim and famous Soron plastic in
authentic Torton plaid ressts spills stoins scratches,
burning or fodine. Trimmed with white vnyI piping,
protected mottIed plastic Double locked stitched
seams. Snug fit assured by fine contour toorine Blue,
green or maroon pIoids
Phone and mail orders filled. Please state make,
year and model indicate second color choice.
Posc Cooted Fibre and BotofIex PIostic Auto Covers
Sedans and couehes, 6-posseneer Coupes- 1895
Three passenger coupes ---------S .95
bhoIsery-TAR1 Floor
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Style 3
Urn bose with royon
totfeto swirl shade in
green and white. 70"
toll ------SI0.98
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Style 6
Chino Toble Lonp in maroon or
green on stor-shcped mounting.
Swirl skirt shode, hand sewn tcf-
eto. 2o" hioh-----SlS.O8
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Style
Hand-poinssd 0iaA
hondsens bose, ereaN
Or ten with flerol doc.
orotlon, green o. No.
room skirs shodD. -
high -----8l~.M
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ALASKA AIRLINES

Passengers for Anchorage Sat urday were l.. F. Powers, Sam Baker, Basil Porter, Andrew Wir- um. Jeanne Golden was a passen- ger for Unalakleet.
 Passengers to Unlakleet Sunday were A. Rosseneau, Pearl N. Ros- eneau and David c. RoSeneau.
 Bound for Moses Point were Mrs. M. Greiener and baby, Mr. Griener, James F. McKone and C. J. Clitty.
 Passengers for Anchorage were Capt. l.. Ost, Capt. Logan, V. C. Downing, R. H. Peterson, Marian Sanford.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
NOTICE

The Junior Missionary Guild of the Covenant Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Paul Carlson Monday evening at 7:30. Each month they have a definite pro- ject on which 10 work. Last month they packed boxes of clothing for some needy families in the will lages further south. This month they have chosen 10 fill boxes with candy. cookies and peanuts and send to inc patients who re- gently left Nome hospital for Mi. Edqecumbe Sanitarium.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
NOTICE

Both men and women will meet on Tuesday evening at the Evan gelical Mission Covenant Church at 7:30 o'clock. 10 discuss the fi- nal plans for inc Thanksgiving "Potlatch" which will be held in the evening about $500 p.m.
 Thanksgiving service will be held al the Evangelical Mission Covenant Church at ll:00 o'clock Thursday morning. at which time the choir will render special ap- propriate selections.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
SANTA'S HELPER PASSES SECURES HIS DEER

Grady Carothers of Goldtwaithe Texas, who passed through Nome looking for reindeer for Santa's visit to Texas succeeded in getting some from Ross Stalker in Kotze- bue.
 It is reported that the deer have been sled broken and A head are being made ready in KotZebue for shipment by air to Texas. MT. CarCthers is accom- panied by Jack Allen who is as sisting him in the "round-up."
 They expect to be used for Thanksgiving showing in the States as we'll as Christmas if they can get out in time.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
Pelican Mayor, Son
 Missing In Storm

JUNEAU, (P) - Coast Guard planes and small fishing craft were combing the storm-lashed coast of northern Chichagof Is- land west of here today for the Mayor of Pelican, Alaska, and his son.
 The pair, Fred Wetche and his son Fred, Jr., have been missing since last Monday when their boat became disabled in a storm. They were swept into icy waters when a small OarleSs Skiff swamp ed as they attempted to reach shore.
 News of the tragedy came when survivor of the shipwreck was found huddled wet and freezing on a rock near the scene. Helwig Christianson was picked up by a passingboat after he had nearly despaired of being saved after three days on the rocks. He was taken to Juneau for treatment of frostbite and frozen feet.
 Christianson said the trio had set out on a hunting trip last Mon day to a cove near Pelican, A will lage on the west side of Chichagof Island, 75 miles west of Juneau. He said the boat became disabled and the men climbed into the skiff in an effort to reach nearby Yakobi Rock. The skiff swamped- Christianson managed to swim to the rock, but the other two diSap- peared.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving yesterday with Pan American were John English, MT. and Mrs. Woodrow Harrington, Mrs. w. Gillis and son Jimmy, AL len Muttart, Emma Stauffer, Keith Hedreen, Arco Saario.
 Departing were MT. and Mrs. J. Kehoe, MT. and Mrs. Percy Blach- ford and five children, Ben Dahl, Louis Hanok, Keith Johnson, Walt Weidman, Don Stewart, Don Coate, H. Robinson, MT. and Mrs. Jack Dillon, James Jeffries, MT. and Mrs. Willie Foster and fam fly, Vera Nelson, Gunnar Bow man.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

MT. and Mrs. Don McKinnon were Nome to Kotzebue paSSen- gers Sunday. Mrs. Wilson EckelS and infant were taken from Nome to Noorvik, and Arthur Padgett was a Nome to Fairbanks passen- ger. A. Polet and Gerald A. Mo- drow were Fairbanks to Nome passengers and Roy Stembler, Betty Windler, Jack Whaley and V. C. Downing were brought from KOtZebue to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
Disastrous Flood Hits California

FRESNO, Calif. (P) - Perhaps the worst flood in central Calif- ornia history has taken two lives, driven thousands from tn e i r homes and damaged millions of dollars worth of property, crops, highways and livestock.
 Mountain streams, normally lit tie more than rivulets, bloated into raging torrents over the week end under the impact of days of driving rain and melting snow from the Sierras.
 Some communities were inun- dated. Others were threatened by weakening dikes. Roads and 'brid- ges were washed out.
 Countless rescue missions kept casualties to a minimum.
 The weather bureau warned that a new storm would pour more rain over north central Cal ifornia today, the eighth day of the record-breaking downpours that dumped as much as 10 inches of rain in 24-hour period in the foothills east of Fresno.
 Unseasonal warm weather in the Sierras thaWed the snowpack, adding millions of gallons of wa ter to the swollen streams.
 An Donner Pass the pack had melted from 25 to ' inches and was still dwindling.
 The Red Cross estimated the churning, murky waters has forced at least 1000 families from their homes in Central California.
 Frank Irwin, 87, was found drowned in bed in his cottage on the rampaging Sacramento River.
 Jimmy Johnson, 75-year-old pensioner, died of a heart attack as he was being rescued from his home near Kernville.
 As flood waters surged over the already-drenched area from Sac ramento to Bakersfield, Gov. Earl Warren ordered all state depart ment heads to alert their staffs for all-out assistance.
 Visalia, already facing complete inundation as the rising Kaweah River surged against the Cutler Park dike, and other lower valley
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
NOTICE

Everyone is invited 10 the Thanksgiving Dinner at inc La vinia Wallace Young Community Center.
 If you can give native or any other kind Of food. please fell Miss Mccoy or Sisterhood members.
 A movie is planned for enter tainment.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received un- til $500 p.n.. Nov. 24. 1850. for inc moving in to town of an army building. 20' by l20'. building 10 be placed on mud sills and crib ping built in. and partitions placed. Specifications may be got ten from Clerk. Mrs. Helen B. Ol- sen.
 BOARD OF EDUCATION. Pub. Nov. 15, IT, 20, g, A, 1850.
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Hospital News

Martin Luke, infant son of Mrs. Teve Luke is a patient in the hos pital.
 Charles Reader of Nome has been admitted to the hospital
 Tn and out of the hospital is Mrs. Andrew Miller, Wifeof Andy Miller of the Alaska Road Com mission, who is the mother of a daughter, ' pounds and 12 ounces, who was born on the 18th of No- Vember.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20

towns feared ned river creStS.
 Part of Kernville and Isabella were under four feet of water Some 1000 persons were home less in that area alone. The Kern River completely washed out the S2OO.O0O State Kern Fish Hatch cry.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau
Monday, November 20. 1850

Monday, November 20 1850 Forecast Nome: Fair today, in creasing cloudiness tonight and Tuesday Fresh to Strong mortimer Ky winds. Lowest temperature to- night ?, highest temperature Tues day 23.
 Nome data last A hours as of 700 am. today:
 Precipitation, trace. (Total this month 1.21 inches).
 Temperatures: highest 24, low est 2.
 Maximum wind 19 miles an hour from the north.
 Sunrise at 8:54 a.m., sunset at 2:43 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest A, lowest 34
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907: highest A in l949 lowest -18 in 1922.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20

MT. and Mrs. Willie Foster de- arted for New Mexico yesterday where they plan to spend the hol- iday with relatives. They plan to return early next year on a new plane which MT. Foster is purchas- ing while Outside for his bush op- erationS.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20

Mrs. Norvin Lewis was a vic- tim of the icy streets last Friday when she sustained a fall near the Drug Store injuring her arm and face. She is reported recuperating sat;' ia ctorily at home.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20

Wife-Dear, I saw the sweetest little hat down town today.
 Husband-Put it on; let's see how you look in 1t.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
NOTICE

BADMINSTON PRACTICE Nome High School Gym. TUESDAY 8:00 PM.
 Public Welcome Auspices ARCTIC CLUB
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-20

laboratories and factories at and Warne- World War II.
 The and enlarged Soviet Navy has also been holding maneuvers in these waters. Right now Russia has more officers and men full-tme Navy one more cruiser and four times as many submarines
 The files of the Swedish and Danish Foreign Ministries damned with angry protests sent to Moscow the seizure of fishing boats in this "hot" area. Every craft venturng into the forbidden zone is stopped and the crew questioned. When the Rus sans satisfied the fishermen not spies, they are released and paid for their catches.
 The Soviet secrecy is well known in Scandi- to our search for the missing plane that it was an for the United States to study the area.
 The Communists had propaganda field day over the incident and the Swedish Communist newspaper, Ny Dag, recalled that 10 years from April g. the day the search for the Navy plane began, the Nazis occu pied Copenhagen The Communists also sneered there had been American plane crash; it all just Yankee plot" to occupy Copenhagen and spy on the Russian coastline.
 Note-The Navy believes the missing plane sank as soon as it hit the water for two reasons l. The PB-4Y is notorously difficult to crashland safely in rough sea- g. The crew had orders not to let their radar and eectronics equipment fall into Russian hands.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-20
20 YEARS AGO FIT {fME EMPIRE
APRIL 20, 1esO

 Montgomery eapponed Wharnger for the coming The offices of night paroman and city engineer
 The Admiral Rogers arrived for Juneau w. Alberts Mabel Koenigs Jr, J. S. Jeffrey w. Ruth
 William Norhand Transportation Co., in seata in
 w. D Brown had been operating awning died previous night
 The Jeanne Capt cakns the the mouth of the Taku River Mezgar Two trips week. from about six hours Aboard weres sleeping accommodations for or 10 persons
 by the Scottish Rite Masons at the presented by the Church under the direction of Mrs C. Kpse included by Max Pishmann Mrs address by John H. Dunn Mrs G. Harry sperng accompanies; Mrs Frank Duresne played the violin the cello
 daughter Mrs Alex Boro and children arrived several months residence in
 agents Chdester Fred Handy outbound passengers for Alameda on Admiral Rogers
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 Weather: High, low, fair.