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Evening star., 1952-03-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-ME
RETHESDA

An unusually attractive 3-bedroon
brick rambler that won 6 nationa
awards for design and construction
Parents Magazine and Nationa
Home Builders Association. It l!
situated on an attractive, fencet
lot with shade. trees, within walk.
ing distance of schools and trans.
portation. Take over AZ GI loan
Shown today by appointment.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
MARGARET j. DUNKLEY
OIL. $500 Realtor WI. 323;
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HOUSES FOR Salad.
CLOSE-IN
2-BEDROOM BRICK

$16,860
a. charming brick BUNGALOW. Cheerful
liv.. rm. with firepl.. French door
leading ont2 screened side porch,
kitchen. large tile bath. steps to
large expandable attic. full bsmt.
OPEN SUNDAY NOON TIL DARK
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. to Len
nIrk Way; So55n left 4 blks. to Markham.
nEII. CO INC
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OPEN 2-6
$75O DOWN

Terms like rent. for new house IL
Kensington, Md. Liv. rm., din. kit.
sink. cabinets. bath full bsmt.;
bedrmS.. house is liVable with al
conveniences but will require some
to get a new home on liberal terms
KENSINGTON REALTY Co. LO
6-24UO; eyes, III R-Sl06
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.
WOODSIDE FOREST
1st-FL. BEDRM., BATH
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 8
0l10 PYIGCET Dn

Less than 1 year old, this attractive
red brick Cape Cod offers. center
entrance, fireplsce in liv., rm.. 22-
rm.; huge. bright kitchen; bedrm
and bath on LIST A.; 8 well arranged
bedrms: and bath on 2nd floor; full
bsmt., built-in garage; conveniently
located to schools, shopping and
To reach: Out Ga. ave. through
Silver Spring to first street beyond
trafiic light at Montgomery Hills
Shopping Center. right on White
Oak to Russell. right to house. TX.
elusive with Kinks REALTY Co.
Realtors. HO. 6778, -C3
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lat RITCHIE AVE.
WHY PAY RENT9

VIII Z "A I fEEN i
$4,000 DOWN. S67 PER MO.
Large living room, 2 bedrooms and
huge kitchen-dinette; lovely fenced
lot Call Mrs. Bowden. LO. 5-02S4
LARGE DWELLING on acre. in soil
way. Owner will sacrifice and
finance UP to 759s Of purchase price
Call Mr.. peterson, WI. 1854.
Claude Wood, Realtor
81. 46On RR1R Ga Ave G Ma
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OPEN / TO S SUNDAY
Kensington. % st. Paul st.-Brick,
Hv. rm. with flrepl., din. rm., modern
kit; 2 bedrms., bath End; hoored
attic; full bsmt. with q 1-bedrm.
and bath apt. with pvt. entrance:
ave. to firehouse. right 2 blks. to st.
Paul, right to house. From Wheaton
-Kensington-W Wheaton rd. to St.
Paul. left 5 blks. to house. LO.
6-0357, HAYCRAFT, LO. 5-097S.
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SILVER SPRTNG

Brick bungalow, 2 bedrooms, tile
bath, gas a.-c. heat; $1,000 cash
M. M. NORTHERN, DI. SS42, 81
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Rambler on 2h Acres

The owner spared no money in the
construction of this house from the
basement to the attic. Once you see
the inside of the house you can't
refuse to buy IL. Mrs. Ross, Gathers
6urg 323-R: LYMAN C. DELE &
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HOUSES sALE-MD. tcont.,
SILVER SPRING
Rambler-3 Bedrms., Bsmt.

RambIer-3 BedrmS., BSmt.
1907 AMHERST DRIVE
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6 PM.
attrac. 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
large liv. rn., family-siZe din. rm,
and large modern. kit; full bsmt.,
ecreened-rear porch. Handicapped lot
Asking S17,950. Conv. to bus
shopping. public and parochial
yiers Mill I'd. intersection, right on
Rrichard at ESQ Station, to Am
herst drive and open sign.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co,
SH. 0424. Ewes, La. 6-SS0O.
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8 REDROoMS-s1aa ESQ
LAUREL REALTY co.
OPEN SUM-, is
10014 REDDICK DRIVE

O1AV G1V o1 IGI1NNI, 1ID.
Modern, built 1947. In section OF
exclusive homes; det brick. Z rms,
2 baths. lge. living .rm.. fireplace,
9 bedrms.. bath. closets, lst floor;
2 ,delightful bedrms., bath, End
floor; newly decorated throughout;
storm windows. full bsmt., steel
beams, law. outside entr.; lot COX
Ito. $21,500, substantial cash
Forest Glen rd.. turn right approx
10 blks. TO Reddick drive. left to
house. RE. 3316, UN. e056, CHAP
MAN REALTY co
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S2.OO0 DOWN

Silver Spring area, Viers Mills VII
!age-Asbestos bungalow; living rm.,
old. Assume $500 ,GI loan. az in
tereSt, payable $60.25 mo-; taxes
included; full bsmt., gas heat. Price,
$4,000. RE. 1919, CHAPMAN
REALTY CO.. INC.
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HOUSES FOR sAlr-Mn.
OPEN SAT- AND SUN.

1902 EVEREST ST.
FOREST ESTATES, s. S., MD
REAL aEiSSS BARGAIN W Value I'm IN this fGo ice
brick bungalow, 2 blks. from ST
Johns parochial school. Liv. rm.
din. rn., kit. with breakfst. nook
2 bedrms. and bath. stairway to ex.
side entrance; level lot 15O 1t
deepl. viii sell today. To reach
Out Ga. ave. past Forest Glen I'd. &
August dr.. turn right 4 blocks t,
Everest st. and right to property.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
ST 3nI0 rf-ili q D NJ 90
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SILVER SPRING
WOODMOOR

OPEN II TO 9 F.M.
8 Eastmoor dr., corner Pierce: special
today, built with st. Joseph brick
white roof, liv. rm., fireplace. din.
rm.. de luxe kit, 8 bedrms.; bSmt.
finished In knotty pine; gas h.-w h. !;
convector copper radiation; $14, 900
1st trust. 4es, 25, yrs. See this
unusual home today. Call JU.
8-47S9 Sun. and ewes; Mon, Mr..
ndtIm PIE Ho1R
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HOME AND YNCOMF
AVONDALE

Lovely brick home with Q bedrooms
expandable attic suitable for 2 more
bedrooms; living room. dining room,
modern kitchen with stove and re-
frigerator: complete LIST door plan:
basement with gas a.-c. heat; storm
windows and screens. IMMACU-
LATE CONDITIONS Price, S16.-
500. Cali Mr.. Mcintosh EEK. 24S0s
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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5-Acre Estate

&1NAO I'D VGI VO
Close-in Montgomery County: 8 acres
beautifully Handicapped; plenty OF
boxwood; Colonial brick and frame;
rooms. 3 baths, 2 paneled sun
rooms, 4 f1replaces: barn: 2-car ga
all buildings in perfect Condition;
$10 900 down. excellent financing
Call JU. S-4937 ewes.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
OIL. 1865. Bethesda. Md
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OPEN Q TO $40 TODAY.

Beautiful six-rm. brick. new rambler;
entr.. built-in garage, workshop, oil
a.-c. heat; large living rm. with fre-
place. attractive dining rr1., kit. and
real tiled bath: many other attrac-
tions; sodded lawn, big garden area.
See this today at bargain price Of
SlStsSo, .nt .,,b!. binelnding street improve:
Riverdale Heights. turn of Quin.
sign. vERTAIN Corr. WA. s2s2,
Greenbelt 3Os6 and 0reenbelt 2671.
rwdtYRo RIdos torp Rp' olRH AMP GHITELgMN, pET SN,cx
pSTdsr Sss r% oRnsT on bs.dsd :t "a fS W.,. days
best buy in the city here II you have
substantial cash. Mrs. Cox. LU. 2.
s,36. ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST.
HOME AND INCOME
Twelve acres near Fl. Meade; owners
apt. rms. and bath; smother apt:
3rd apt. 4 rms. and bath, rents
crete porches; 2 large poultry houses
and garage; nice lawn. fruit trees
and. and sa1dssn fronts as5 IT, On con; con-
LING. TN. o3i3.
1929 18th AVE.
BELLMEAD, LANDOVER HILLS
Cape Cod asbestos frame. 5 rms. and
bath, stairway to spacious End floor:
bSmt., rec. rrn., gas a.-c. heat:
screens and storm windows; large
lot fenced In. $13,750. Substantial
cash, balance S67.50 mo. ALVIN
EPLING. UN. 0313.
4 UNITS. 2 BLKS. OVER LINE.
ONLY $1,000 DOWN; Sl7.95O.
Large corner lot; detached: full front
private; driveway; also chicken
house; cement deck for garage; pos
session Of / apt; trades accepted.
Mr.: ZAGAMI, LA. 6-4641, Ii.
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RELTSVnIE MD

BUNGALOW ONLY 81, 7,450
OPEN SUNDAY TO 8 P.M.-This
excel. home In Al cond.. liv. rm,,
!dinette, kit, bedrm.. bath; full
bsmt.; gas heat, alum. storm
windows. lot 70xi5o: near Asri-
culture, c1a1n,h,, ExpeT; Els sta; sonv . 70 2
ewes, ZAP. 5777. Dir: Out Baiti.
more blvd; past Aerf. Exper. sta,
left on Montgomery ave-, 1 hik.
right on Queen Anne drive TO Hart
fnS,.sy. fors sTs; an md open sign; Z. II.
CONTINUED on Next PaseJ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-07

o"t"iIr bridge Club; Tho oc-
l"ii,lNtdGc tmh met At the home
.,.n,,,hus A.. s.r,,t,y Nav O.,
!u,sty ~, tI,,. n,s,ns. u.,,, ur,.s
. "a M,nn,, N,,r,,, Hawaii
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-07
Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL <

Seaman Transferred: Mr. and Mrs. Hunter NasSar 532
ST. Anthony Ave- received letter Wednesday, Oct % from
ther son. Seaman Hunter NaSSar 2ud telling them he had
been transferred from his base Diego to Seattle Wash
They are still hoping he will be home on rough about Nov
planned
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-07

PlCkers Co Written by sNuIh0rnof. Nt0fgN Sos,
sons Perry the feature details the day in the lives
OF the cotton pickers ON large pNte plantation.
MIR Perry bemoans the fact that hand picking
cotton which he describes being part work
part play and part religion" gradually giving
away to the machine.
Well the nearest this writer has been 10 a
cotton patch Is Washington, u {. which tncidcn
tally is quite near enough always imagined cot
ton picking to be back brcaknE. arrious labor.
particularly when Il rs carried in the l03dcgrec
in the shade temperature MIR Perry mentions in
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-07
MINNEAPOLIS nrRTmDAYs

Nov y Celia Robinson. Sbib
Hnng Ave No Clarence " Pat.
rick, 1881 Bryant Ave No Eliza
beth prntrr b2a Humboldt Ave.
No Mrs Odcss Harris, Poll 18th
Ave So, ora Jones', IOi4 bryant
Ave No Constance Turner, 1912
Clinton Ave
Nov . Helen Calhoun VT Al
drtch Ave No Mrs !. g. Harris,
3IID 18th Ave 40 Travis Bailey.
T32 Lyndalc Ave ~"
Nov 10 Mrs Allie Wilson,
37l0 Fourth Ave 70, Joyce Ice
Rlma. 22Ol Firth Ave So Mar.
jnric Cooper. 38ai Smelling Ave.
80 Kathryn Bailey 37i0 Fourth
Ave so
Nov II Lorrainc Chivcrr, 40i7
Clinton Ave. So OthR Floyd,
2t28 Finh Ave. 10 Rosa Mac
Ilnrdoman, blB 10th Ave so
Jessie MrAullffe. 43i8 Perry Ave.
No Huntloy SurrRtt. 1902 Finn
Ave No Rev. A /, Kirk, 1919
Fourth Ave 10 ARhby y. GnH-
hns. 22OI FHfth Ave 30
WV WIZ t9.iAN AAAFNNA'"lt
3sii Fifth Ave 10. EsHic May
whitaker biO Girard Ave No
Robert = Whitaker hIG Glrard
Ave No I.Aurtce Jones', l0iI
Bryant Ave No
Nov ~ James Icon Smith,
GOA seventh ~ No William
Gray. 400 T. a7Dh ~ Anna Mac
Alien. $50 bryant Ave No.
Nov ~ Arthur Slaughter.
2sOs 10th Ave SO. STANLEY GtRs
by. 72S bradford Ave No l.
Rng"nhID"m. $50 Knox Ave No
out -of Town BlFthdays--
Nov 10 DAVID = Evans, Kan
rRH CIiy, Mo
Nov ~ Violet AHbury. Denver
ColU
Nov - y e Brown. ~ Ine
Mo Amity Blakey, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa Andrew Hlak"y Cedar
Rapids Iowa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-07

They report they were awed
and thrilled by the grandeur and
magnitude Of Niagara Falls,
Congratulations: Mr.. and Mrs.
David Allen. 633 w, Central Ave,
are receiving congratulations on
the birth OF their FIRST child. a
daughter. Stella Marie is the
name they chose for her. The IN
FAINT was born Wednesday. Oct.
20, at st. Joseph hospital and
weighed six pounds, 10 ounces
The maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs T. NJ. LaCroix of
Chicago and the paternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs Don.
aid Allen, $40 Aurora Ave.
The First Nighters; The FIRST
Nighters Bridge Club met at Il
cafe with Mrs. II Ransom Coins
as hostess. Guests were Mines
Byron Brown, Leroy Lazcnberry
and Tyler Howell. Jr.
Club prizes were won by
Mines Wade Hi, first: Clifton
Browne, second, and H. Ransom
Coins. third.
Visiting son: Mira, Frances
Grant of St, Louis is in the Twin
Cities visiting her son, Aaron
Piper, a student at Manchester
College
While in the Twin Cities she Is
the house guest OF her sons
friend MIR Lorenzo Williams and
Mr. Williams mother, Mrs Marie
Williams, 1922 Portland Ave,
Minneapolis
RegaletteS Meet: The Regal
cites met with Mrs Florence
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-07

MotOred To Dies Molnes: Mr.
and Mrs. Roosevelt McCarty, 597
Rondo Ave, motored to Des
Moines, Iowa, and spent the week
end.
Eastern Coast Trip: Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Lawrence. 947 lyle
hart Ave, have returned home
after spending their vacation on
the East coast. They had a very
pleasant trip to Chicago. New
York City. Buffalo and Niagara
Falls. In New York, the Law
rences were guests at the Hotel
Thirty-threc on West 53rd ST.
In the King Haven Court Apart
ments they visited Mrs. Law
rence's niece. Mrs. Bruce Branch
and other friends in the apart
ment.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-07
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Nov \ Mrs. BraEEtc Addison.
ass w Central Ave. MIR Robert
Hunt. So, ass. W. Central Ave
William A, Lawrence Jr, 3ll n.
Grotto St: Marguerite Williams,
hST w Central Ave Mrs. Daisy
Brown. $40 lglehart Ave.
Nov . Mrs Jerry Robbins,
S6T Carroll Ave; Clifford
GrombcrE. Como 4 Luthcr III
Mrs, Charles Rogrra, $50 R0ndo
Ave Dorothy WOodfnr,i, $50 Car
roll Ave, Barbara Cartwright.
700 IglchRrt Ave, Fart Grover,
s33 Rondo Ave
Nov 10 William Rrayboy, h7S
Rondo Ave. n Courtney Htlyard.
Ta2 st Anthony Ave, Lionel
Hunter. 4i2 w Central Ave. Mrs
A. Guthrie, 40 Marshall Ave.
Nov, II Edwin Saltcr, ap2
Carroll Ave; Turner Price, $40
lglehart Ave, Raleigh Humhuri
T23 Rnndo Avn. Paula W"odS, pas
Iglchart Ave. Theodore u Rus
sell 63S lglrhart Ave. Eugene n
Wright Sr. B26 81 Anthony Ave
Irene Cunningham, 422 st An.
thnnv Ave. Roger Neal. d22is
Rondo Ave. J. u Jones, 7i7 st
Anthony Ave,
Nov. - Paul E Crphas. 1890
Rice st, Emmett Jones 1921
Rondo Ave John a. Shannon,
6g3 Carroll Ave, Mrs @ q Me.
Gee, 6Ti Rondo Ave Mrs Luther
Lyon. ITO w Central Ave
Spencer Smith, Ssg Carroll Ave
Mary V Jones AL 81 Anthony
Ave
Nov ~ Maceo A Finncy, Az
Rondo Ave Louis House Ill ~
Paul, LEROY Elliott, hll IglehRrt
Fairfield st; Mrs Albert Mum,
Ave, Henrietta Smith, 2t0 r.
IiO Fuller Ave
Nov II Mrs Jessie Hcrrun,
3lh No. Grottn Ave, MarChctR
Allen, s7a Tglchhrt Ave Il y
Harris, AaO Rondo Ave Mrs
Charles Young 677 ~ Anthony
Ave. Mrs r. j Jackson. ans ~
Anthony Ave George Sanders
Jr. 400 Rnndo Ave Mrs Della
HolSomhaCk, 6aD Rondo Ave
out OT-ToWn birthday
Nov. o Preston ChiIdrcas 1870
pontiua Ave West Los Angelica
Calf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-07

Law, S37 Iglehart Ave, Thursday,
Oct. so. Mrs. Dorothy Pugh, 9T2
Carroll Ave, will be the hostess
at their meeting, Thursday, Nov
l3.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-07

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-07
How The crediafGWns
Got Their Name
by John Lawrence

During this silver Anniversary
month Of the Credjafawn Social
Club, there have been many good
natured and interested queries
and conjectures relative 10 what
the name OF the Credjafawn So
Cial Club means"
The name is an Acrostc. de-
signed by the writer. who is one
Of the ten charter members, from
which one letter from some part
of the name of each charter mem
Der is used
The design is a follows:
Caroline Elizabeth johnson
Ruth Gillian
Evalyn Kelly Robinson
Lydia Jones
Huron Julian Shelton
Georgia Lee McCriGht
Fern Pope Helm
Lonnic Garter
John Lawrence
Mice LuCkie Lewis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-07
The WAY | SEE 1T
4 BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CRY Some very among
hopping the Saturday Evening
article the October
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-07
MINNEAPOLIS

Nov 9 Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Woodland, Il07 Lyndale Ave. No.
q years; MIR and Mrs. Vincent
shepherd, 1897 Portland Ave,
four years
Visiting The Sick: Mrs. A, ].
Todd. $50 Rondo Ave, returned
home from Rice Lake and Shake
pee. In Rice Lake she was with
friends who are i'll She spent two
days in ShakOpee visiting friends
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-07
Wedding Anniversaries
Ct pAIvI
ST. PAUL

Nov Q Rev. and Mrs d l..
Young 1923 Rondo Ave, 10 years
Nov 10 Mr. and Mrs Pascal
Commodore, 447 No, Kent St, 43
years.
Nov ~ Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Eddings, IT'S St. Anthony Ave,
10 years
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
Clark Squire, Collector Of Internal Revenue, Here On Business

Clark Squire, collector Of in ternal revenue from the Tacoma headquarters, arrived in town Friday accompanied by Jerry Manning, deputy collector who serves this area.
 This is MT. Squire's first visit to Alaska since 1946 and his first visit to Nome.
 When queried about the possi- bility of a deputy stationed in northwestern Alaska, he stated that he thought it possible and could see the need but it was sometimes difficult to sell these ideas to Washington, D.C., where they do not understand the mile age problems of the deputies of Alaska.
 He conferred with MT. Manning here on several problems in Nome and Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
Won der Heydt Returns From Conference at Washington, DC.

District Attorney Jim von der Heydt returned Friday from a conference of district attorneys held with Attorney General Nc Granery in Washington, DC.
 He states that about 85 district attorneys were in attendance and he had the pleasure of shaking hands with President Harry Tru- man.
 In addition to stateside attor- neys, there were those from other American possessions, such as Virgin Island, Guam, etc. The need of a judge for Nome was stressed by von der Heydt at the conference. (The nomination was made two days later by Presi- dent Trumano
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
FRANK WASKEY RETURNS FROM NORTHERN TRIP

Frank Waskey, well-known AL askan who makes his home in Dillingham;, has returned from a business trip to the north, where he visited Kotzebue, Shishmaref, and other villages.
 Waskey will be remembered by the oldsterS as the first delegate to Congress. It is interesting to note in the July 27 edition of a Nome paper that he was "nomi- mated by Republicans, Democrats and Miners of the Third Division and by the Miners and Demo- crats of the Second Division.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving Friday: Lester Pope, Robert Shageley, Carl Barker, Howard Berg, Arthur Cowen, Duke Claire, Erwin Cannon, Earl Chesterson, Frank Douglas, D. w. Dalton, Howard Easterly, Mike Hanrahan, Adrian March, Bob MacCracken, Max Mckinney, H. O. Pearson, Sam Olson, Howard Rose, Jack Thurston, Vim. Vogel, Frank Westover, Bessie Simpson, Jim von der Heydt.
 Departing for Fairbanks: Mrs. Boyd Harwood; for Seattle: Ben Young, Larry Okpealuk.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
SGT. VAUGHN AND FAMILY LEAVE FOR SEATTLE

Sgt. Alfred Vaughn, who has been stationed in Nome for the past three years with the ACS, left Saturday for assignment in Seattle. He was accompanied by his wife and three children.
 He has been replaced by Sgt. Albert Hall, who arrived recently.
 Mrs. Luther Chastain, wife of Cpl. Chastain, arrived last week to join her husband who is sta toned here with ACS.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Amoll Felt, O. D. Peugh, Rev. F. Volgar, Cal lio Green, R Johnson, Gordon Me Cormick.
 To Anchorage: L. Freitag, L.L. Smith, w. Peterson, It. and Mrs. Don HendershCt and child.
 To Unalakleet: F DreggS, A. Green, A. Jensen, s. Henry, C. Burns, J. Harris, E. Coffin, B. Sheldon, Jimmy Williams, J.J. Dillon.
 To McGrath: Eugene Pugh, MT. and Mrs. c. Neumann, J. C. Dun away, Mrs. R. E. Curtis, L. Pope.
 From Unalakleet: Mrs! Mabel Ryan, Mrs. Mabel Johnson.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
WIEN AIRLINES

To Fairbanks: Mary Jeanne Boucher, M. A. Stevens, MT. and Mrs. Raymond Miller, Chet Pear son, Jim Freericks, Clark Squire, R. w. Algeo, A. V. Collar, J. G, Manning, R. Croxton, Carl Jacob son, Sgt. and Mrs. Alfred Vaughn and three children, Robert Snap ley.
 To Nome: William Honsberger, Frank Fey, Lawrence Peterson, Kay Kennedy.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
NOME EXPLORER SCOUTS ATTEND ENCAMPMENT AT MT. MCKINLEY PARK

Five Explorer Scouts left yes terday aboard a US. Air Force plane for EielSon Field where they will attend the annual Ex- plorer Scout encampment.
 A special feature of this years ten-day trip will be a trek into Mt. Mckinley Park. Representing Nome are Robert SommerS Roy Nelson, David Bell, Jim Roth, and George KoSt.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23

The ancient Romans considered May an unlucky and June lucky month for weddings.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
YOUNG SOLDIER cOOLS OFF

"The reason I wanted to get in the Army is I got a high temper and wanted it cooled down, but I am cooled down now," says a let ter received by Texas Local Board No. B, Denton, from a 17-year- old boy who had registered and falsified an older age.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
Rev. Campbells To Leave For Cambell Friday

Rev. and Mrs. l.. Campbell of the Presbyterian Church, who have been visitors in town for the past two weeks, are scheduled to leave Friday on the MS North Star for their church at Gambell, on St. Lawrence Island.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23

Kay Kennedy. feature writer for News Miner of Fairbanks, IS in the area gathering materialf for a story on strategic minerals.
 She recently did an excellent job of covering the Republican convention.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Marion Norbert, Eleanor Bradley of Film, Johnny Kuzruk, Carl Okbao of Teller.
 Discharged: Ronald Komak, Walt Simon, Monica Boucher, Horatio ESenituk.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23

A repair crew was busy last week and the moonlight water was hooked up in several parts of town over the weekend. Due to the lateness of the breakup and damage to lines incurred in snow removal, the hook-up was somewhat later than usual.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
MT. and Mrs. Fl. Ashley have

MT. and Mrs. H. Ashley have been enjoying a visit with two of their children who arrived yes terday. Jean, who has just com- pleted two years at the University of Oregon, returned to the States Friday evening.
 Bill, who was a graduating senior from the University of Or egon, is still here.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-17
Adm. MOuntbatten Named
NATO Navy Leader

PARIS, (P)-British Adm. Earl
Mountbatten has been named
commander in chief of all but the
American part of NATO's naval
forces in the Mediterranean, with
maintenance of sea and air COM
munications between Gibraltar
and Suez as his No. l assignment.
The powerful Naples-based US.
Sixth Fleet, including heavy car
riers and amphibious forces, re-
mains Independent as an Allied
striking force under Adm. Robert
B. Carney for support of land or-
erations in southern Europe. Both
Mountbatten and Carney will re-
port directly to Gen. Matthew B..
Ridgway, supreme Allied COM
mander.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-17
WAITRESS GETS 80 DAYS
FOR SLOWING AWAY

SEATTLE, up - Edna Ruth
Murphy, 29-year-old waitress,
was arraigned last month on a
charge she slowed away aboard
the Navy transport Frederick
Funston at Kodiak Nov. II on a
voyage to Seattle.
She giggled.
Monday she pleaded guilty be-
fore Federal Judge William J.
Lindberg and was sentenced to 80
days in Jail.
This time she tainted.