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SHOTGUN SHELLS

Sf1O1OON o1AAA1o1
cases 12iss ss sTs., snd 16sa g DSs M0 or fna b
1sss Rs sIls shan after lsean p.Rs. n. No. 246i
sMYER. Community Morning Star"
passefSS4 cssse S4o; like new, Df, 26i9, :,
Silver. sterling. flatware; stielt 81
Rose; new. Reasonable. AK 7!@o
saiffySERwPAR. affST & EAR Elaine pattern, compl.
gI-piece service for g in mah0g n GG
chest with drawer: S65. CaH 10
sILVERwARE. silver service B
sRFIIsVfffihwsRE RIsVffih Ga hnMtsrnstiona EN- Saao Prelude,
SOUPS, and knives. Only mos. CID;
some unused. Cost S22s, sacrlnce
S165. 10. s-s419. . e,,ocs
efLVERWARE. sterling: io1f o-p1ece MS
place settings; reasonable w.
sT112SEIRwARE, 12SEIRwAR nat and hollOgs.. % r
plated, sterling and Shefheld, 25ss
to 800 discount. LIVINGSTON q
co. 1929 H st: a,S NV. double drain
SINK, white perce5nljin eoljer qsdS lsdSs white
& s5oe nc TOP Stds07 Size III. GE. 1881. IL
Sink. 42-inch, modern. single drain;
and and cabines;o II. sos5 $50 or best 0ner: II Ian
sSsks sssSi g. g. 7554oas. 5ts new wood: go
siSKs-40T discounts on complete
sink units; also formica ana STAN
less steel tops; wall and base CAP
inets. Display room, 2o3e Eye st.
SINKS. INK; sn; new 4sIs ana used; all sizes u
BLOCKS. 3O56 M st. NV, Nc No
1908: 1910 Baltic, ave. WA 550i Da
SLOT MACHINE Torth see s4eo eonsGf Win 'yef se
tufted Lawson arms, like new; orig
S5s5; sell S275 or best offer; incl
soFA iliDssosr IsSsoa style "a WITH Slip
e., 81 lawn PoTnelaea moaeP s. s.. 'F, oK. Sssis
SOFA, 8 spring cushions. good cond.i
sSSSTiLSSeal SS5 Seill RI RaAid. 42sd; nide size; need.
e1pholstering; padding is good; bar.
gain, S22.5O. AID. 11s5.
sOFA-If you have been shoppint
for q fine quality decorator-typ!
sofa; see risss ny 1kenew tban one %nrGh p1ice
cover, 3 yrs. old; cost S275, sci
for S100. Antique yelvet-gray slip
RSI I a9Es5. aas5. Eas Etsh adh s51D cover 5 s.
SOFA AND CHAIR with matchinl
slip covers. $50. Table top ga
range, S35. JE. 3-064O.
SOFA, green, Majors 3-sectionai
custom black print drapes. Ia. 113'
SOFA, Lawson 2-cushion; new con
dttion, DU. 1919.
SOFAS-One Biggs. blue. Sheraton
tight seat. with lockwood inlay: on
3-piece modern sectional, red Dural
covered EN-. 1102. 3
SOFA BED. blue, good condition, greer
slip cover included, $50. NO. 42Ss
SOFA AND CHAIR, wine, mohair
excel. cond., S75; Army bunk beds
painted white, new. $25; sewing ma
chine, Singer portable, new motor
$40. AL. 5907. -l5
SOFA. mahogany frame. slipcover
and matching drapeS; magazln
rack. bridge lamp; reasonable. AK
$500. Ext. 117.
SOFA BED, armchair, otterman; les
than year old; good condition; S10o
SOFA, rose color, in good condition
Please call between 10 and 8, IA
SOFA, Simmons, prewar; hideabed
blue; S45. TR. 1865.
SOFA, Duncan Phyfe. new condition
sustom-made cover; S125. Il
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VASES

Beautiful rock crystal by Lambert.
Belgium, al rs to 40%e SAVINGS.
makes a beautiful Xmas gift. Call
VI. 4I55.
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BEDRM., DIN. RIM. and OTHER
FURNITURE WANTED
ABBOTT G LANDON, OR. 6677

BICYCLES. tricycles. wanted. any
cond.; also usable toys, furn. items,
cribs, etc.. turn unwanted items into
Xmas cash. Box 336-A. Star.
BICYCLE. boys, 24-inch. ia. 5-9446.
BOOkS-Any amount. anywhere. Oul
time, trouble and travel ME. o793'
BOOKs-Always anxious to buy en-
tire libraries or smaller collec-
where, pay cash and remove books
Immediately at our expense; BAR
GAIN 4, BOOK eo6z SHOP. sos 9th st
Books = NEEDED fG2f for new. location;
highest, cash prices paid; books
BOOK STORE. 724 9th St. NV.
BOOKS o sS'gBsouGHT SOUGHT. all kinds, any
pense. ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1868
BICYCLE. English, 4-speed. Phone
WI. 1898 after $40 pm. weekdays
caNskiEsy, Gi ss1kHiidEssy ssRafy e1selisnt singers Red
Factors. Hartz Mts.; orange, yellow,
Ns Xh,!s s3d yssgstea pI sttsrr 6sa9
formerly sold by Larkins. WA,
cLAkiNEy lin good senditton,, Sell
CRIB-Do you have a crib and high
chair could buy2 Reasonable. Box
427-A. Star.
DESK and bedrm. pieces. Also have
guitar to trade for what have you;
by private party. SH., O311.
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip-
ton; old gold and silver. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. .614 18th st. NV.
DIAMONDS. jewelry. silver and pawn
tickets cashed. or leave them for
too large or too small. Quick action
guaranteed. LIVINGSTON g. CO.
1923 H st. NV" Washington, D. C.
ME- 3440.
DIAMONDS, old gold jewelry wanted
| highest prices. NEW YORK JEW
ELRY Co. 7l9 7tn st NV
DIAMONDS, CASH PAID
OLD GOLD, PLATINUM
ANTIQUE JEWELRY.
SHERMAN'S JEWELLERS
Evening star., 1951-12-09
TCH, automatic wind, Role
ster; a trade-in, perfect condition
35; originally S325.
RODIN JEWELS

oyster; trade-in, perfect condition
$135; originally S325.
RODIN JEWELS
Longines-Wittnauer Authorized Agcy.
808 18th st. NV. RE. 1898.
WATCHES. nationally famous; save
40% to e0T on Bulova. Elgin. Ben
rus, Hamilton. Gruen. Longines. fine
Swiss: lowest prices; large selection;
compare; all guaranteed from So 81
to S29 80 ROSSLYN LOAN CO
Rosslyn. Va. CHI $500.
WATCHES-Lady's and mans brand
new Hamilton, lax gold-filled cases
with stretch bands; mans Croton
waterproof, shockproof. stainless
steel case with stretch band; sac.
- Nationally advertised
mems and ladies' 25% discount
Hamilton mems and ladies' diamond
watches up to 50eo discount. LIV-
INGSTON & CO. 1923 H st. NV.
from large Sc
lection Of new and used famous
make watches. Priced from So :95
1906 Lee hwy. Rosslyn. Va. ia.
CLEANING MACHINE, prac-
tically new; will sacrifice. uN.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
TELEVISION

TELEVISION
Save $3.50 on brand-new 90
inch Philco model 2133,
with remote control. Orig.
price, $579.95; our price,
$399.95. And many other
famous makes at deep cut
prices. Terms available.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th ST. NV.
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OPEN EWES. TIL 8; SAT-. $50
NO PHONE QUOTATIONS.
BLAIRS TV. 1929 WIS. AVE. NV
TWIN LEAD-3O0 ohm
$500 mill; genuine poly; 1,000-ft
rolls; hurry, limited quantity foI
cash buyers. Box az. Star.
RENTAL, $5 per wk. 4;
svs small dsgosHlta; 1g Haod dPowD's' AIS s Conn.
6.70x15 Firestone,
white wall: new: STA. Two 7.50x
10, 6-ply Goodrich. slightly used.
$50. 1920 18th St. NV:
TIRES 90, white sidewall. 7.00x15.
incl; tubes, SIS compl.; excel. cond.
Call DU. 2025.
TIRES, 4, white-wall. good condition.
7.10x15.. EN-. 5756.
auto. 10-inch veloci-
pede, both for S15. Ii. 3-1946,
8 am. to 4:30 pm.
TOYS. child's 16.mm movie pro
pool table. about 5 #. long. $50.
Call VI. 9069.
TOYs-American Flyer train and &C
cessories. S25; ice skates. sewing
machine. roll-top desk. etc. 1915
Gallatin Ut. NV.
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TOYS
And toy repairing; bookcases. lamps
shelving made to order. Ii. 4-2362.
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f"TEI EVISION'

New 1852 models, discounts for cash
buyers; no demonstrators, no floor
samples; all cew sets in factory
sealed cartons. PARAMOUNT CO.,
Ga. ave. at w st. NV. Hudson 4SO0
The original cash discount house u
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MlSCEL. WAkIEp tCont.I
ANTIQUES WANTED

sILvERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china, glassware and bric-a-
brac. D. Milestone. Moth O3O0
HOUSE OF GIFTS, 1888 Wis. ave.
AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp collec-
Aosay es1e SHOP f9td i4ds Ws M. ,'pSiss iass
BEDROOM. dining room, contents oi
nome: cash. We do moving, storage
Ia. 1887; after 2 pm. GE. 14I6
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CAMELLIAS

All sizes. Dug from the field. or tn
handsome gift pot. Also many
rare and unusual broadleat eyer.
green plants. HILLS CAMELL1A
GARDEN. 1922 N. Glebe rd., Ar.
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XMAS TOYS

Good as new. by family. Doll house
and furniture. baby's bassinnette,
doll crib, ice skates. skis and ac-
cessories, child's ironing board. EN-
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VACUUM CLEANERS

Special sale. over 100, all makes;
sacrifice at $9.95: worth $2O-$3O:
guaranteed. Try before you buy.
TOPS VACUUM STORES. 705 18th
st. Sc. Ii. $4,000. :.
VACUUM CLEANERS, Hoover, G. E.,
and Super Vac: good condition.
rheap Call SH OSb2
Evening star., 1951-12-09

SADDLE, English: in perfect condi'
ton; sS5: I2I5 18th st; sanIiisx9o nv;
sSsiS0, sSs5: week. esiofII3' fiis 18th st. nv.
ena efor a any business; $1S5. us Under.
wood st. NV. ia: 51o5. 90
SAFE, 2dqOF' e da f. SiIa IT, IN tall leess as II, "
eond. N. W FRANK q SON. Ala 3re
SAFE, S-cubic-ft. capacity; equipped
Tttbhp TbpERT m4seel a1l ling Evs saslpmeRt st nR C.
SAFES for every use. titteo ior your
needs, Recond. and del. Some lge
for storage. and merch: Money
chests for low insurance, hish pro-
lection. Largest stock, high GRADE
THE SAFEMAsTERs CO.. 626 Mass
SAFES AND CHESTS. suitabls fol
every business use; recondltlonec
and guaranteed; best Of serytce sne s1e
Seivsry sAFEMAspERs ma Ex Co s7So Sas
SAW. SIN. Craftsman de luxe I'll;
arbor with 34-h.p p. motor. saw STAND
and extra blades; nearly new; S10O
for all; save S37. oL; s0s6; os ~
with this ad only. Sales, repairs,
Electric EQUIPMENT CO. 2473
Sherman ave. NV, MI. 1900.
sAW-s-in. Atlas bench saw, new,
sSss5 ce each 1A7a HEGTRIc 5bsTmsn ave- eeoE NV
saws. electric portable. s39. so up
lar makes. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
CO., 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
sAXOPHONE, Windsor B-fiat tenor
BAXoPHoNE, tenor, Buescher; like
new: fully Euaranteed; S169. terms
DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G ST. NV
sAxopHoNE, selmer c melody: gold
PLATED sse sxcsI MR ceIS @%ENs nf L. tor sss4
slAxlooPHoSE.' lSlo I9ss E. Sis alto. golden silver
BeuscheT, GOOD cond.' s45. Cal
s1AAofaosE, q; s;s5sti alto E-nat, e7celien! miS
only BY the great Lee Koontzi S125
or best offer. 10. .2-2S49. .
sETTEE-Early American Victorian;
walnut. WO. 1910. -9
SETTEE and 2 chairs. bamboo Can
be seen at 800 cheveriy ave. Cne'-
SEWING TSasi CABINETS. imported from
Norway, hand finished in mahog
and light natural birch; IPa5 PT5ce' s4o'
.22Ws 2S1t $lsta lMstapoHiNIs p M snssT sSsei siec.rics
sale or rent. We also electrify all
makes sewing machines. Open ewes.
ssMfSG EVE In imAeH1SEs. 81 RE ne new portables
S49 90 up. limited number @ o.
feathfsweissaa,i5 denIoss saa Sp 9ss SSyr suaran
tee. aeis Wilson blvd. OK; 1885.
SEWING MACHINE, portable S35;
radio-phono., S25; ironer. $50; ice
sFWiYa fKaiss; 81 }MAcHiNE iii eS1s 1ssALE-BTand-
$3.50; Domestic portable, S29; 80;
beautiful Singer elec. console, S!Io.
Better shop early. 3s12 Lee high
SEWING MACHINE, port, md. boe; D5
new. cost S165; sell for $50. l!47
.EMfsS Fest GsDit%Sla t%lacHrAH Eli A. lWestinshouse
new eond.; With all attachments;
SEWING MACHINE, lightweight port
able, never used tnot SINGER SIore
price. s1se.5o; Ss5 cash. e1o 5no7 B.
sf%IsG 1skEsad MstxcAEsEs1Re6aiit IA AE! 'GS port
head, $50: 20%-6O9e discount; \. E
SEWING, 1915 H ne, TR. 6s41o
sHAPER, metal; @ large e. or oEog1np.EHH sma1, sR!t
Co. 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
SHEET METAL equip. IA and 1s
gauge 8-ft. brakes. At .a, II gaasse as:
Reasonable. TIE. 1922 Monday.
SHOE REPAIR EQUIP. with finish
ing and stitching and patcnlns
$4,000 for all. Call La 6-5l94.
SHOE REPAIR MACHINERf.MAthber .,,t.beI
SINGER patch mach; standing jack;
shoe press mach: Solver, etc; sacr :;
S475. Apply Mon. 4235 Wisconsin
ave, EN-. 1852.
SHOES, women's size II. "A ana oA
New. DU. 1883. -------
SHOTGUN SHELLS
Evening star., 1951-12-09

We Need Mems Suits and Topcoats.
Highest Cash Prices.
PAWNBROKERS EXCHANGE
2143 Pa. Ave NV.
EX. 663S.
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Miniature PinScherS
Puppies, Glib. champion stud. 420l
River I'd. NV. OR. 096O.
TOY SPITZ AT STUD
For a puppy call FA. 1926.
COLLIE PUPPIES
Nine weeks old, eligible Axe. Pure
bred, champion bloodline. OIL. 004S.
or OIL. 0036. 10
Beagles Dachshund
Cocker Spaniel
KENNELS. 9707 Baltic
ave, Berwyn. Mo. Phone TO. 5139.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

PRESS In fair condition;
will pay cash. Box 45S-A, Star. 90
WANTED-High prices
paid. ACE JUNK CO.. 2220 Georgia
ave. NV. HU. 4421.
NEWSPAPERS, magazines. house
rags. auto batteries. scrap iron and
metals. Highest prices paid. II you
cannot deliver your accumulations,
please phone US. WASHINGTON
RAG & BAG CO.. 215 L St. s.w.
DI. S007.
OFFICE FURNITURE all kinds, once
mach, any kind: top prices paid.
Ewes. Sun. CO. 1925; wk.. DI. 1879.
PIANO. by pvt. party; mahos. con-
sole or grand. Steinway. Mason &
Hamlin or Knabe EN-. S136. Sun
and ewes, ST. 1877 before week
days. -12
PIANO, spinet. full keyboard: good
condition. Ii. $4,000. -l3
PIANOS wANTED-All styles. High.
est cash prices. COLONIAL PIANO
CO. Ma. 4S70. Ewes. Sun, OV. 63l7.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH. 3039.
RADIOS, guns, binoculars, typewrit-
ers. musical instruments, cameras
teievision. RELIABLE JEWELRY EX-
CHANGE. 422 9th st. NV. MA. 6157
signal shifter or HIT Is V.F.o. vi.
RADIO RECEIVER, 8 ss-A: must b.
YeaS0poh1y prtrad EM 6yCS
Evening star., 1951-12-09
TELEVISION

/ ELE ISION
Admiral, 14-in. screen, g.
way combination, beautiful
blond cabinet; excel. cond.;
used short time; bought for
$500, sell for S225. Call be-
tween Ill Sun. GE. 2509.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

REUPHOlSTERING
and chair. reuphol.
stored. labor and material; SSa;
workmanship guar, 25 yrs. In same
establishment. Ia FRANCE up
HoLSTER1NG. 2509 i4th st NV
Evening star., 1951-12-09

TELEVISION
Many New Sets
Below Wholesale Cost
A special deal on any Tv we sell.
AL popular makes In factory cartons.
No trick ads. Top trade-in allowed.
2 CASH OR TERMS
Evening star., 1951-12-09
STEEL

STEEL
ANGLES ANGLES
No Priorities Necessary
SX3 and 3x4 angles.
6-in.. Sin. steel beams.
6x6-in.. SKIS H beams in lengths Up
to 40 it.
ORDER NOW
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO., 4002 Minnesota ave.
ne LU 4-O600 IA
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GUNS

JZ7 d 81. N. w.
HAMMOND ORGAN-PurchaSe OF
rent; other makes considered. Days
MA. 1910. Ext. 397 or $50 Mon.
through Fri. 10
EFFECTS-china. glass,
COMMISSION SHOP. NO. 1858.
LADDER. aluminium alloy extension.
LADY'S DRESSES. suits. coats, all
sizes; better quality. ALMOST NEW
SHOP EQUIPMENT. large
and small; cash. Box 437-B. Star
Evening star., 1951-12-09

STORTZBORG MINIATURE
SCHNAUZERS
is as sterling silver is TO
plate, Beautiful 5-mo ,olo en puppy
available for Xmas. FA. 23oo:
ENGLISH SPR1NGERS:
out of champion hunting stock; 4
erations on sire's side: these are
large, healthy specimens, weaned and
eating heartily. IA. 5-6931.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

FRESH CUT NURSERY TREES.
For Christmas Choice OF spruce Or
flr. Wholesale S4 so bundle. J. n.
Hyattsville, Md. WA. 1887. -lS
Evening star., 1951-12-09

New. most sizes available. lie per
So. IT; also used Govt. canvas &c per
50. IT. N. FRANK & SON, 414 3rd
Evening star., 1951-12-09

China. furniture. silverware, jewelry
and Chinese art objects. ANY Quan.
tity. Call LOUIS sEGAI. CH. 6333;
eyes,. EN-. 6766.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

1918 1st ST. NV, COR. N. Y. AVE.
Open 9 AM. to $50 PM.
Open Sunday Until 4 PM.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29
COUNCIL NEWS
Don Perkins. Correspondent


 All of the townsfolk enjoyed the holiday season.
 Reverend Ost came up from Unalakleet with Rev. Amundsen, who made a night landing on the river. It created quite lot of ex- citement. Later in the week Cap tain Lincoln Ost came out from Nome and spent his first visit of several years with his parents.
 Julius Tutpon snowshoed to White Mountain and spent Christ mas with friends and relatives. The following weekend Guy lone and Don Perkins skied down and spent New Years there. The prin- cipal and teachers were very hos pitable to the visitors as we'll as townsfolk.
 The school program was pre- sented on the night of December g. All of Councils residents at tended. Children of all ages par ticipated. Many gifts were ex- changed and distributed by Santa Claus.
 The Christmas Eve program of the Covenant Mission was cli-
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29
R NewSfeatures
program.

Eric A. Johnston has been emerging triumphant from diff cult positions all his life. He has always done it with certain flair and sparkle which left friends and admirers by the thousands in his wake. Now he is in about the most ticklish spot in Washington administrator of the Economic Stabilization Agency.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29
All Wages, Prices Not Frozen
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) similar communications, utilities, carriers and movie theater admis- sions. Whether wages in those in- dus.ries will be controlled is up to the lawyers, already holding their heads.
 Besides the statement on ex- emptions, the wage board headed by Cyrus C. Ching is driving to come out with a formula-prob- ably on Tuesday or Wednesday, for granting blanket approval to increases along the lattern devel- opend last year. In major indus tries this generally was for 10 per cent wage tlike-sometimes with pensions and similar bene- fits.
 The board may pick another percentage, but increases in steel, coal, electrical manufacturing and aluminium industries helped to mold the 10 per cent pattern.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

Sidney J. Weinberg pulls big weight in the topmost echelon of the economic mobilization pro- gram. A partner in the New York investment firm of Goldman, Eachs and Co.,, he is one of the two special assistants to Charles E. Wilson, director of the Office of Defense Mobilization.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29
UNJUSTIFIED REPRESENTATION

(Daily Alaska Empire)
 Delegate Bartlets latest statehood bill makes radical changes in the provisions for the constitutional convention and especially in the number and appoint ment of delegates to that convention.
 The statehood bill passed by the House of Represen- tatves year ago provided for 26 delegates eight from each the First and Third Divisions four from the Sec Ond, five from the Fourth and one at large.
 Although there objections from AlaSkanS on this section of the statehood b Delegate Bartett's new bill gives 10 delegates to the Third Dvison five to each the First and Fourth and only two to the Second It provides for nine delegates-at-large.
 The new bill apparently has the sanction and approv al of the Alaska Statehood Committee since it was n- troduced by Delegate Bartlett January 15 1851, inn mediately following his meeting with the Statehood at Anchorage
 The new bill makes it possible for the Third Division to completely control the convention By electing six of the delegates-a-arge in addition to it's TO- the Third Division would have 16 votes in the convention majority.
 No other Division could do this even if it elected all of the deegateS-at-large.
 We do not believe the basis of it's showngs in past elections that the Third Division is entitled to this rep resentation in the constitutional convention, that 1t is entitled to chance at getting it.. The Third Dvision according to the 1850 census has population of 300 In the election October 12 I950 there were 6,707 votes cast in the Third Division.
 This lack of turnout at the polls may have been pro- test against the Territorial status of Alaska, but doubt it. Rather it indicates that the Third Division has 51593 people who uninerested in either pres ent government or our future government. Percentagewise the Third Division made the poorest showing of the four Only 13 per cent of the residents went to the polls in October.
 Up in the Fourth Dvison 140 per cent of the people voters In the Second Division it 145 per cent and in the First Division it was 21.7 per cent.
 We believe there should be reapportionment of del-
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

Cyrus s. Ching's man-size job in the mobilization effort is to keep wages from rising too much and at the same time to keep la Dor happy and busy. He works through the Wage Stabilization Board, of which he is chairman.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

Mrs. Don Hendershot. wife of It. Hendershot of the National Guard, who has been in the States for several weeks returned home yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

egaes among the Divisions that all delegates should be elected at large This would give the people who sufficiently interested in their government to to the constitutional convention
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

Many time in the past l5 years when a brain of very special quality was needed by the nation, Gen. Lucius ID. Clay has been drafted. Now he is helping Charles E. Wilson organize his Office of Defense Mobilization (ODM. Clay with the title of special assistant to Wilson, director of DOM, is concerned with the production problems of DOM.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

maxed with the congregation singing many Christmas songs and carols and an exchange of presents.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

President Truman looked long time before he could find man able and willing to take on the thorny job of director of price stabilization. Finally he signed up the popular, hard working young mayor of Toledo, Ohio-Michael V. Di Salle.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

William Henry Harrison's job IS to see that the armed forces get all the weapons, airplanes, tanks and supplies they need. His title is administrator of the Defense Pro- duction Administration.
Evening star., 1951-05-17
HEINZ KETCHUP

These prices effective until close Of business Saturday.
May 10, 1851, in Washington, D. c.; MARYLAND:
Bethesda. Silver Spring TakOms s Park Park BsdensburF
Kensinston. Mount Rainier suitland Marlboro.
Laurel. Indian Head Capitol Heights; VIRGINIA:
Alexandria Arlington, Fairfax, FAILS Church. Mclean
Herndon, Vienna. NO SALES TO DEALERS. WE
RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES,
Produce prices subject to change daily.
Evening star., 1951-12-26

QUO VADTs," ro-Goldwyn-Mayer
rected by Mervyn Leroy. screenpiay by
John Lee Mahin. S. N Behrman and
Sonya Levien. based on Henryk Sienkie-
wicz's novel. At the Palace.
Evening star., 1951-12-26

fans Poppea, a lissome siren who
never appears without her SYM
bolic pair Of leashed cheetahs.
The cheetah as the perfect orna-
ment Of Poppea's type is one of
Romans sharpest inspirations.
The Christian element, led by
the APOSTLES Peter and Paul, ul-
timately conquer the pagans but
not before the latter have domi-
mated most of "Quo Vadis" which
runs close to three hours.
y 4 II
The endless succession Of spec
tacle scenes in the Palace film is
brought of with dazzling dex-
terity. Rome's great festivals of
victory, Nero's revels and his burn
ing of the city which offends his
esthetic sense, the scenes in the
catacombs beneath the city, and
the climactic sequence in which
the Christians are turned loose to
the fires. the cross. the lions and
the bulls are unparalleled In
movie making.
AS Petronius says. they are CO.
losal and no one would want to
miss them.
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mount. watch him go right to the
top of the poll.
Joseph Cotten's serious back in
jury was not caused by a fight
with Scott Brady in "Untamed,
as was reported. 1t was one of
those silly. freak accidents. Joe
was standing. bending down to
put on cowboy boots. lost his bal
ance. and. in trying not to fall,
ruptured his spine.
Shelley Winters, Joe's co-star,
looked after Joe, and made him
comfortable until the doctor ar
rived. If the picture is suspended
for week or 10 days. Shelley will
fly to Rome to visit Vittorio Gass-
man. If another actor replaces
Joe, she won't be able to travel
until January.
Hedy Lamar bought Holly
woods most expensive Christmas
tree-close to 500 for a 14-foot
white fir, sprayed thickly with
goose feathers!
I loved the Janet Leigh Tony
Curtis coat Of arms Christmas
card from London.
My Shirley Temple Christmas
card from Washington, D. c., had
a little note inside-"Dear Sheilah,
love to you and your children from
one very happy family. Shirl." I'm
glad she was able to find happi-
mess.
Lana Turner should count her
calories again. She's between pic
lures, and obviously eating. Lana
has the round type Of face where.
III she gains an ounce, it shows.
Dan Daley enjoyed a riotous
Christmas playing with the elec-
trio train he bought for a Az
Iyear-old Dan the third. II never
had an electric train when I was
"a kid-I've been waiting until my
son was old enough so I could play
with his" Dan said between train
schedules.
Gary Merrill insisted on being
present when Bette Davis had her
hair cropped at Westmore's. 1t
was his idea.
Jimmy Stewart will go to Port
land for the premier of Bend of
the River" then join Cecil de
Mile on tour for THE Greatest
Show on Earth"
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