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The Nome nugget., 1951-02-09
Plan Dependents Evacuation Test

FAIRBANKS, R Winter highway drills to test cold wea- ther evacuation plans will be held at military installations near Fairbanks and Anchorage Satur- day, Brig. Gen. David Baker said Wednesday. :
 Baker, commander of Ladd Air Force Base, said private automo- piles will carry women and chil- dren from military installations in the Fairbanks area down the Alas ka Highway to designated points where they will be formed into conveys.
 The test will be held in sub- zero weather in some areas and the "evacuees" will wear heavy cold weather gear. Cars will carry special equipment.
 Women and children at Ladd, Eielson and Elmendorf Air Force Bases and Fort Richardson will take part in the tests. They will return to their bases once the conveys are formed.
 The simulated evacuation will be in line with a previously an- n0unced military plan to remove dependents of military and civil ian personnel and women em- ployees at Alaska bases in the event of an emergency.
 Alaska civilian personnel will not be affected.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-09

JUNEAU (P) - The Lytle & Green Construction Co.,, of Des Moines, Ia., submitted the low bid of $1,236,2O7 yesterday for clear ing, grading and drainage work on a 17-mile stretch of the An chorage-Seward highway.
 The bureau of publi croads, to which the bids were submitted, said it would recommend that the contract be awarded to the Des Moines firm.
 Other bids were: Peter Kiewit & Sons, Lmgview, Wash, $1,366,- O9.2O; Stock & Grove, Inc, An chorage, S1,327, ,880.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-09
MANY SHAKING TIN CLAIMS

Bush pilots report considerable activity in stalking of placer and lode tin mining claims in recent weeks.
 Dan Jones of the Territorial As say Office reports that as of Jan. 30th, the price of tin has reached the all1time high of $1.82.
 Mining men from several parts of the Second Division have been flown into the tin area to stake their claims.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-09

LONDON (F-By an eight-vote margin, the labor government last night defeated still another Con- servative attempt to turn Prime Ministers cabinet out of office.
 The House of Commons voted 3O6 to 298, rejecting a Conserva- tive motion to censure the regime for its administration of Britain's scanty meat supply.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-09

Joe Firenze. Deering resident for over thirty years, and an Alas kan for almost fifty years, was made a member of the Pioneers of Alaska at the regular melting of the organization last Wednes- day evening.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-09
NEWS IN BRIEF

Continued from Page One) plained:
 ''It helps the city-and makes my income tax that much less"
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
WOODSTDE PARK

Beautifu. brick rambler. 95-ft. lot;
entrance hall, 3 extra large bed:ms..
> bashs. liv. rm. featuring lovely
view frcm picture window. oin. rm.,
huge m"dern alI-elec. kit that is a
dream; b ilt-in gar; full bsmt. Call
for appointment.
THOMPSON & GRAY
81. 600; Daily, 8 til 8; Sun, 1916.
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COMFORTABLE HOME in good NV
sect, with an income. rooms on
1st fl, and 3-rm., kit, bath apt
on end; finished bsmt. with bath;
detached garage; brick and concrete
porch: gas h.-w;h. WO; 03S6;
1EATH g. ASHLEY, MA. 6464. IL
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION near the
palk-A charming home with all the
features to be desired for those seek
ing home, not too large. with bed
room and bath on lst floor. Mrs.
Dawson, WO. 1852. MARSHALL J.
MAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV
aO-FT. ROW BRICK-Three bed
rooms, , tiled baths. glass-inclosed
porch on End floor; large spacious Gus
parlor, bright kitchen, recreation
room, garage. gas h.-w.h.; In I'M
maculate condition. There are many
unusual features. Near 18th and
Kennedy SITS. Priced to sell puick.
Guynn, EN-. 1892. MARSHALL j.
MAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
DI. 3346
TW0-UNIT DUPLEX, N. Capitol and
Gallatin sts.-Modern semidetached
brick, private entrances; each unit
has living rm., bedrm., kitchen-di-
nette ana bath, lst-foor unit, in
water heat. Substantial cash re-
CURED. Mr.. Clark, GE. 901l. MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th
st. NV. DI 3346.
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL with bed
rm and full bath on 1st fl; 4 twin
sized bedrooms and tiled. bath on
2nd A.: stairs to fioored attic: bSmt.;
oil h.-w.h. and garage; also lovely
Handicapped lot. In one of the most
cony. sections of Wash; nr, schools.
excel. terms. Owner leaving city
ca OR. 004S. REALTY BROKERS,
INC hh0R Hnnn ann
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N. C. HINES & SON
Courthouse So, Arl., Va. OW. 902(
FAIRFAX COUNTY
RAMBLER-1a ACRE

Breezeway-Garage
No stairs to climb In this neat and
cozy home. Large liv. rm. with fire-
ol.. din. rm., corner cupboards, elec,
streamline kit. nice bedrms., bath
pull-down stairs, lge. fioored attic,
porch and lge. garden space; 8 mi
from D. c., Chain Bridge; custom
built; less than year and low tax
rates. FA. 1922 or FA. 14l5.
FALLS CHURCH REALTY
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SPRING PROMPTS
MEN TO SEEK
BETTER HALVES


BETTER HALVES
Come to us for better values
$12,50O
sturdy al-brick, 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW:
beautiful lot loaded with flowers and
SHRUBS; 1S-ft: liv. rm. with brick fre-
pl.. dinette-kit. combination, modern
path: stairway to expansible attic:
S3.5o0 %! cash needed. It's yours. Just
$12,95O
Newly, painted and decorated 2-bed-
rm. bungalow; large, light bsrnt,; Ifv
rm. with brick frepl., separate din
rm. tile bath; storm windows and
doors: new automatic gas heat; level
fenced yard: neighborhood of plain
Iolksy people you are sure to like:
S5,5oO cash, bal. on terms. Call
OW. 5000.
$12,950
Buys brand-new 3-bedroom rambler
thats . real "eye opener" white
trimmed with neat green shutters
beautiful kit. equipped with pearl
Iormica sink top, gas range, S-cu.-ft.
refSr. and Bendix washer, large Ny.
rm, ideal for all types furniture;
extra large, closets; $1,000 cash,
$50 per month. Cali OW. 5000.
SUBURBAN-$14,250
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HoUSES-SALE-VA, (cens.)
ASHTON HEIGHTS

Less than 2 miles to downtown and
step We offer this attractive brk.
bungalow with 2 bedrms. and /
bath, liv.. rm. with frepl., huge din.
rn., equipped kit, full bsmt. and
exp. attic: Lear det. gar. beauti-
ful grounds shaded by lge. oaks;
S!7,95O. $4,000 cash will handle.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

COLORED - VACANT - $3.50 down,
500 per mo. for a 2-bedrm., liv.
rm.. kit, bath apt; separate en-
frances and individual gas h.-w.h. /:
excel. cond.; situated in the 500
block End st. s.w ENTERPRISE
REALTY co" 1924 Eye st. NV,
Elk. 340O; ewes, GE. 5711. 10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
KENT VILLAGE
PPTCK PAMPT FP G

VI $50 down will buy q 2-bedrm
Cape Cod brick BUNGALOW; equipped
kit. tile bath. oil a.-c.h.; full price,
$l0.95O. T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2s02
TIL 3. -l2
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON'S most desired residen-
brk, Colonial; 5 ige. bedrms. and
2 baths on End Il. and another
bedrm. of knotty pine on 3rd f.;
1st a., entr; hall, nice liv. rm., din.
rm. and kit. and side porch; rec.
5Sls s 7 is 9sR' hwy w o#. 7 EssS! sSSDtEss sFs.
ALEx.-s11;5oo ,2-bed-
heat; lot, $3.50 SO. #. For appt..
m s' Yokksa1RE k = acRFs ntfsg IS MIN min drive drive
acres OF, ground. full bsmt.. bath
copper plumbing, furnace. hot-water
heater, kitchen cabinets. sinks and
range, landscaped; price, 81 900,
TaE SEQ IosrpH doTn visnns w sFa4 AZ cowp.xv VIA
offers an Old Falls Church home,
near the heart of the city in a
splendid residential area convenient
to TRANSPORTATION, schools and shop
ping, for S3,500 down and balance
on reasonable terms. Two-story,
sPound fo bosse on acre of
rage. A recommended property. Tele-
phone FA. $3.50 or call at our Of
fees, 113 w. Broad ST., Falls Church,
Va. Tor an appointment to buy this
home-of-the- week. THE JOSEPH w.
SSEAY COMPANY, Exclusive Realtors.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK CAPE COD. list
H., liv. rm: with f1repl., din rm,
bedrm. or den ana "a bath, modern
kit, sunrm:, 12x20; 2nd f., Q bed
rms. and tile bath; full bsmt.; built
in garage. Price. $4,000. Substan-
tial cash. GOODMAN REALTY, GIL.
DIRECT FROM owNER-Attractiv
brick ramblers. Ia miles south Of
Alexandria, 3 lge. bedrms., oak
floors. tiled bath mod. kits, picture
windows. extra lge. lots; 2h blks.
school and bus. Only 2 left.
ApproX. So. 500 down. Poss. in 2
weeks Phone AL, 24h1 Ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BRADLEY FARMS EsTATE-small
beautiful Potomac Hunt section.
Handsome new center-hall brick Co
lonial residence erected by a builder
for his own home. Includes Just
about the finest in materials and
workmanship and Just about every
device for easy, luxurious living.
Eight rooms a bedrooms), 3fa
baths. recreation room. huge living
porch, 3-car garage, dog kennel and
modern horse barn. We cannot
mafne famT hom. MORE Sf & deightfu Stf bs large
to % be- appreciated % 0at " s7s.5oo S5t oe Exes seen
call OF. 1855. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 1411.
CHEVY CHASE-Featuring a home
yr. ago; den, firepl. and full bath
on 2nd floor; st floor. family-sized
din. rm.. excellent kit. bedrms
and bath; a bsmt, h.-wh., attached
garage, slate roof g bedrms. and
bath on 1St floor, den or bedrm. and
bath on 2nd fi0. One of the closest
in rambler locations; Call today.
BILLINGSLEY g. kORzENDORFER
kRNsiNGToNgBunsalow, En- I,SG2 IN e sio,75o;
2-bedroom home, basement expansi-
Bile attic; near bus. shopping. KEN
Ewes. MIR. Sheppard. CH. 1857.
SILVER SPRING-Near Woodmoor, on
Colesyille rd, Beautiful S-rm. Colon
ial home with Q baths. Completely
modernized; gar, on 2 acres land
covered with old trees. S25, 900,
terms soLEM REALTY CO., MA.
4244; ewes. WI. s90s. ia
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333 18th ST. NE.
COLORED
Mr.. 17th & c. N E.

Modern 6-rm. semidetached brick
home in very desirable location.
Reception hall. living rm.. dining
bedrooms; full basement. gh.-w h.
Large fenced yard. Priced right! |!
Low down payment. Call Mr.. Bar
bour
EX. 4ll3. Evenings. AP. 2363. -12
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LINCOLN PARK

Large Colonial brick home in perfect
condition; rooms and bath; living
room with fireplace; full basement
with front and rear entrances. Call
until s pm.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos n Capitol st. Realtors. MA. 5000
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HoUSES-SALE-k.E. tCont.)
COLORED
" NIT

ONLY S7OU DOWN
Mr.. Goth and BENNING RID. NE.
Owner must sell this 6-rm and bath
low brick home with full bsmt. and
gas h.w.h,; newly decorated.
SURETY REALTY CO, AID. 053i
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S13 $50

2-story asbestos -shingle, 3-bedrm.
home; not in subdivision. New
fireplace in liv. rm., nice front
porch, liv. rm., pine-paneled, sepa-
rate din. rm.. full bsmt. with out
side entrance; close-in location.
For appointment, call SH. SOLO.
MONTGOMERY
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Radio Bldg, ia. $1,000
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
COUNTRY CLUB

impressive Southern Co
lonial; liv. rm. decorated in VIII
liamsburg green; firepL and entr.
onto screened porch; spacious din.
panSiye bay window; dream kit.
completely equipped-in gray and
yellow; paneled den with firepl.;
burgundy -colored tile bath; circu-
lar stairway to 4 large beautifully
decorated bedrms. 2 colored tiled
garage.
N e. HINES r. som
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IL RMS. 8 BATHS

Det. corner. stone, stucco and frame
home; large lot; nice shade trees
loft. ceilings; 6 fireDlaces; bsmt.
ceilings, 7 it.. 6 in. with lS-in.
stone walls. oil heat, etc: contains
about 10000 Gu. #. Ask any builder
or banker what it would cost today.
Located in historic st. Johns Par
ish in beautiful, peaceful Forest
Glen Park, Sill. Spg. Cony. to every
thing; only :: mi. Hechts Dept
Store; only 9 mi. from White House;
min. walk to = buslines and B. & o.
SH 4063 Ia
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COLORED

COLORED
VACANT-S750 DOWN
1900 BLK. 4th ST. NE.
Move right into this fine 6-rm. row
brick home with Colonial front
porch. full bsmt.; coal heat; reason
able monthly payments. SURETY
REALTY CO, AID. 0531 til 9 lis
COLORED-VACANT
18th AND E SITS.
New house condition; Colonial tap
eStry brick; rms, bath, full base
ment. porcheS; nice rear yard;
price, Sl2.950; convenient terms.
H. T. RANDOLPH, RE. 2137 or TR.
7265. ia
CoLoRED
333 10Th ST. NE.
Semidet. brick. 9 beautiful rms. 3
baths; owner can occupy lSt and
2nd floors, and rent 3-rm. and pvt
bath apt in basement; gas h.-wh
garage, storm windows and awnings;
partly furniShed: terms. WILL
LOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO., S09
Mass. ave. ne. AT. 7043. --13
CoLoRED
IMMED. POSSESSION
This is a big; beautiful ,l home with
storm windows. and. screens through
out; kit. equipped Law. in bsmr.
Only Sl4,750; viii redecorate to
HILLCREST REALTY
l414 Pa. Ave. Sc, Ii. 7-4040. -12
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W.
1926 18th ST. NV.

II rooms. 4 baths. Gear space in
rear. This downtown property is
very desirable and real money
maker. Inspection by appt. only
Philip Stearns
927 18th st. NV. RE. 2144.
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Two-UNIT DUPLEX, N. Capitol and
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL with bed
ATAC AWE NJ w

ALASKA AVE. NV.
Near Walter Reed Hospital and con-
venient Shepherd Park Brick Co.
lonial-type house with 2-car garage.
Built by physician for a combined
residence and Office Attractively To-
Gated and reasonably priced. Pos
session on date of settlement. House
is in excellent condition. Shown by
appointment only. Call Mr.. Furlow,
with RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO.,
INC, 1921 Conn. ave. NV, DE.
5000
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$66 ,OOO. Mr.. VERNON BLVD.
ARLINGTON

&AAt0A4N\A = S4N
$1,000 down payment, monthly pay
@ Guided. ~ a-bedrm. S AS brick 'uass banssloW 5R
tile batu, liv.. rm. 12x16, kit. and
din. rm. combination, storage attic,
level lot; 4 mos. old; block to bus,
4 blocks to school, very conv. to
Navy or Pentagon: immediate oc-
Pollard. MacLINDSEY, Realtor, CHI.
5000, OK oo11 ia
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VACANT"

VACANT"
Near Taft School - An excellent,
semidet. brick home with 6 rms,
tile bath; garage, deep level fenced
yard. Low price with terms to
responsible people Call ME- l143
until 9 pm, J. WESLEY BUCHAN-
AN, Realtor.
"GI APPROVED"
A new group Of attractive. semidet.
brick homes in the District, near
South Dakota ave. and Gallatin st.
push-hutton dishwasher and many
new features. Low cost and rea-
Sonable terms. Call ME. 1143
until Q pm, J. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN, Realtor.
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so MUCH REAITTY
EDWARD r. BRIGGS
3103 N. 10th ST., Arlington
ia. 5-7744. OW. 1850. -12

ia. 1874. ow. 1150. ~i2
CROSS YOUR FINGERS
You may be the lucky one If you
with full bsmt.; in Huntington.
Alexandria. for only S12.950. Com
pletely furn.. incl everything AND
the kit. sink. Liv. rm.. separate
din. rm. and kit. downstairs partial
rec; rm. in bsmt.;. vacant, possession
with deposit Call quickly for this
one
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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SPECIAL-S8,50O

Lovely asbestos shinsle bungalow; 4
tian blinds, storm doors, screens,
gas range .elec. hot-water heater,
level fenced lot, SOx15O: close to
Andrews Field; substantial down
payment required, balance $50 90
per mo-. including taxes and insur-
ton, 10. 9-9300; ewes. HI. 47TO'
WEST REAL ESTATE
1909 Silver Hill Rd., Suitland. -1o
Evening star., 1951-03-12

S9,650
GI $3.50 DOWN
2-bedroom brick bungalows with
large liv. rm.. kit. big enough to
eat in. equipped with ut. re-
frigerator and electric range; Vene-
ttan blinds throughout house; oil
heat lge. lot, 65-ft. frontage See
2 o'clock till dark.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28
Record Tax COllec- lions j'ii5l From Alaska

More than four times as much federal tax money has been col lected so far this year in the WaShington-AlaSka district as was collected during the entire fiscal veal of 1940, Internal Revenue Collector Clark Squire reported las week in Tacoma.
 Up to Friday, February 16, the collections since uary l amounted to $143,41O,OO0 as com pared to $32,6SO,OOO for 194O. They are running about A mill lions ahead of revenue for the cor responding period last year.
 Expansion of the tax progrm will increase the work load, which is turn will require additional personnel, Squire pointed out. Re- placement of men going into mili- tary service and employment of qualified men for new field posi- ,tions have become serious prob lems, he said. While the starting salary for deputy collectors is but $31O0, there are good opportuni- ties for both grade and within grade promotion, according to Squire. Top deputies in the field receive base pay of $4 500 and can advance to $5,350.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28
Ratify Law To Ban More Than Two Terms

WASHINGTON, (R- From now on, no president of the United States-except for Harry Truman may be elected to more than two terms.
 And under the 22nd Amend ment to the Constitution, which for all practical purposes became law last night, no man or woman may serve more than ten years in the White House.
 The amendment, while limit ing future presidents to two cleo tive terms, allows a person who has served two years or less of an unexpired term to be elected twice on his own.
 As president at the time the amendment was approved bl the Republican-c controlled 80th Con- gress, MT. Truman was specifical- ly exempted.
 Utah and Nevada legislatures acted in quick succession Ia st night to approve the amendment. Nevada completed action at 7:30 pm. EST, becoming the 18th state to ratify the amendment.
 The Constitution requires that amendments to 1t be ratified by A of the States-or 36 at present ito become law
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28
Price StabilizatiOn In Alaska Is A Fact

Fred c. Hanford, director of the Office of Price Sterilization for Alaska stated last week that the OPS organization is now taking on permanency of establishment with concrete authority and duties.
 The whole economic stabiliza- ti0n agency being based upon mu- tual benefit of equitable commod- ity pricing between the producer, middlemen and the. consumer meetings of the director in the near future and the merchants as- sociations in the various cities of the Territory in a friendly and constructive attitude will be most enlightening and afford a some what better foundation for under standing and agreement if and when additional regulations are required and invoked.
 Hanford believes by such meet ings that misunderstanding of teh application of ceiling price regulations may be ironed out. Attempt will be made to consis- tantly explain the provisions of the act with the proper legal in depreciation as to the require ments of records, data and other information to be furnished price stabilization by those to whom the act applies.
 Hanford further requests that merchant associations or individ- uals who desire conference or clarification on such matters to direct their communications to the director, P. O. Box 2481, Juneau, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28
Pilot Safely Lands Blazing Plane

TULSA, Okla, Pp-A veteran pilot who skilfully crash-landed his crippled mid-continent air. lines plane yesterday is credited with saving the lives of 29 pass engers and three crew members aboard.
 Capt. Paul C. Walters, 43, of Kansas City, was hospitalized with undetermined back injuries but not before he and hostess Cecilia Litell herded everyone to safety. The craft was consumed in flame seconds. afterwards.
 Co-pilot Forrest Hull, 28, of Kansas City, and four passengers, all Tulsans, were also hospital ized but none was seriously hurt. !. The two-engine Convair had just taken off from municipal air. port for Houston, Tex, when a motor quit and caught fire, pass engers said
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28
NOTICE

Persons claiming Alaska In- come Tax refunds on account of excessive withholdings are re- minded of if that returns for the purpose of claiming such refunds must be filed not later than March Is of the taxable year. Thereafter no claims of this nature will be allowed unless an extension has been granted. Dept. of Taxation 25,3 Nome Branch
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28
Col. MarstOn
 Fractures Leg

SAN DIEGO, Calif., (P)-The organizer and commander of Alas ka's Eskimo National Guard unit said Monday his troops were Ca human radar system" for spotting aircraft.
 It. Col. Marvin Marston, visi- tor here, organized the Eskimos as a scouting force of the Ala s k a Territorial Guard during World World War II.
 They are now reorganized, he said, to spot aircraft and serve in search and rescue work.
 Marst0n's left leg was fractured in a dog sled accident at Barter Island, on the Arctic Ocean, three weeks ago. He is making his first visit to the States in two years to recuperate.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28

manding Company C of the 141st Engineers combat battalion, said:
 'The company was marching in an extended platoon formation through a training area when one of the men picked up what ap- peared to be dud.
 'sHe was warned to put 1t down and one way or another threw or dropped it.
 ''As he did so, the shell explo- ded."
 No names were released.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28
NOTICE

The Right Reverend William J. Gordan. IT,. Bishop of Alaska of Protestant Episcopal Church will hold services in American Legion Hall on inc 9th or 10th day of March. according 10 an announce ment in a letter received by Vera Huff and Reggie Joule. Everyone is welcome.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28
23 Soldiers
 Injured By Mortar Shell

CAMP ROBERTS, Calif., (P- Twenty three soldiers were in- jured by the accidental explosion of a Comm, mortar shell yester- day.
 Nineteen required hospitaliza- ton. One was reported critically wounded and three hurt seriously.
 It. Edward F. Stewart, com-
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28
WANT ADS

ORDER RUBBER STAMPS at the
 Nugget Office.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28
NOTICE

The regular meeting of the Civ ilian Defense will be held this evening at the us. Federal Court Room at 500 pm.
 Col. Alexander. Alaska head of Civil Defense is scheduled 10 ar- rive today or tomorrow 10 discuss bomb shelters for the community.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28

The Young Peoples Society CThe Covenant Navigators") are sponsoring a bake sale to be held at the N. C. Store on Saturday, March IT. Swedish breads and cookies will be featured.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28
NOTICE

Tickets for the Basketball Ap- preciation Dinner 10 be given Thursday night at inc Pioneer Hall are obtainable al Drug Store or Service Barber Shop.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28
NOTICE

Rotary International Anniver- sarY dinner will be at the Bering Sea Club Saturday evening. March 3. at 1880 Formal. 24,3
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-28
NOTICE

Gaasland Co. office will be moved on March l uptown 10 the Arctic Shop Bldg. 23,3t
Evening star., 1951-06-17

A field of 101 women will tee
off at Woodmont Club tomorrow
in the qualifying round of the
Women's District golf champion
ship tournament.
The Is low scorers will make up
the championship fight for match
play running Tuesday through
Friday.
Mrs. A. B. Bower, 1850 winner,
has moved from this area and is
not competing. Among those back
from among last years leaders are
Betty Meckley. the runnerup, and
Mrs. Rex Howard, the medalist.
Players are requested to bring
their own caddies. Qualifying
pairings and starting times are:
From No. 1 Tee.
$50 a.m.--Mrs. T. D. Hutchison, Army
Navy. Mrs. K. c. Johnson, Army Navy
S:35-Mrs. George Leyser. Bethesda, Mrs
hhstssnaR sssinsfsa Ms eeT
Gordon; Indian Spring, Mrs. Reuben Hay.
swanson. Columbia. Mrs. Carl Maccartee
Columbia.
s:55-Mrs.. William shannon. Column
bia Mrs. J. c. Tyerson. Columbia. 600
Finckel. Columbia. 9:O5-Mrs. Norman
Frost, Columbia Mrs. Joe Marr, Colum-
eia. 9:10--Mrs L. w. Brough, Columbia
Mrs William Werber. Columbia.
9:15-Mrs. Morris Kraft. Woodmont
Mrs. Albert Cohen. Woodmont $50 Mrs.
Samuel Brown. Woodmont Mrs. Herman
Goodman, Woodmont. e:25- Mrs. Her
man NouglaSs. Woodmont, Mrs. Ed
ward Widmeyer, Kenwood. 9:30--Mrs,
Ralph Goldsmith. Woodmoor, Mrs. Henry
L. Goodman, Woodmoor. 9:35-Mrs. Ar
thur, Sims. Woodmoor. Mrs. Owen Hines
Washington
9:40-Mrs M 8. Kaufman, Woodmoor
Mrs. Henry Lebovitz. Woodmoor. 9:45-
Mrs. Jules Friedenson Woodmoor. Mrs
Harold Freeman. Woodmoor. 9:50-Mrs
Theodore Peyser. Woodmoor. Mrs. Rod