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Evening star., 1952-03-30
YOUNG MEN
(White)

ADvERIISING-Layout man for d.
rect mail hrm; experienced in cir
cular type copy desirable: fun or
af bEsfsE EaTS 10 p EMPLoA1 NJ 81 aoaS Salesman
Of definite ability who is seeking a
permanent and profitable connec-
ton. Opening is in our fuel oil and
domestic Oil burner dept. Must be
over 70 yrs. OF age with college de-
gree. Previous successful sales ex-
since we supply complete training
Starting salary, $275 monthly. Must
have car; allowance for car extra;
vacation. sick leave, retirement
available. To find out whether you
s gSu sn1 phoSe oo or sNcaE Sss.sfF ths GS s
CO, Ia; $500. Ask for Mr.. HUT
during ewes. If necessary. 81
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for
young man with department store
or chain store selling experience to
train for MANAGER of Army and Air
weeks annual leave per VI. group
disqualification. other empioye bene-
MATURE MEN. 50-70. to meet public
fSs HSolIs sss ss sales Hssk,v work M hrs IS daily
nee, Able to start at once. Apply
1912 pm, RIM. 702, 71O 14th st.
ENERGETIC statesmen wanted for
highly, saleable article; sell to busi-
evening work; earnings from SIS
per day. Apply in person only, $50
X ST.. NV, Room /, and from 10
GOV. sj&. EmfEo9E E Ri3 to assist bldg. &c con-
earnings to s16o. | BOX esr 4e-T HTecsssaiS: star
COUPLE-Colored; g.h.w. for wife.
Man Tor yard, garden work. Live
In. In mod sS6.g}i 5ni with tiled bath. BrsSn-
REAL S MOVE MONEY selling direct SG na-
tionally advertised Rivercool suits
and sportswear: lowest prices; com
missions advanced; experience un-
ssfTsasSssry; sTaTn yARMFTIes RSMamIes MF fTss 1NTEE- TEE
MAKE $50 TO $500 per sale. Exclu-
siye territorieS to statesmen and dis
lights sweeping country. Enormous
demand from gas stations. stores.
mg n1ght spots. drive -ins. auto agencies:
clinches sales, No samples. no in
vestment. no lighting experience re-
quired, W.. H; LONG Co. Chicago
10, III. Establishsd 1911.
with progressive organization. Agen-
men experienced dealing with retail
Srsssss Mr. HsRRP ooKbdS 6igb,R'G%i %
interview in Baltimore Iord Balti-
2, afternoon and eve. and April 8,
morning and afternoon.
lC0LORED. .janitor service, small
plag., vicinity n J. ave. and x nv.
40 hrs. wk., $50 per mo. Box so
C6L0RsEED TEACHER. elementary ac-
counting; part time. days. or ewes;
state qualifications and give phone
number; Box 21-S. Star.
AID MATCHES. SELL AMAZING DE-
SodfNs SoofN matches SS So ao ss spoT chsH
Repeats. Start without exp, men,
women; fun. part time. BUY
NOTHING. sales Kit furn. MATCH
CORP. OF AMERICA. Dept. xz.
WoUID0 HStsnS0 saS,ooo YEARLY interest
you as distributor2 Product
| phone essential. Investment for sup
RRlisss RRlisssaLE,lSS GnlS coA oSARFsEsaaoBLnox ssao nsA,tSnG1 fG
Bculeyard. wsshinston. D, G. 4t
C0LORED JANITOR for 35-unit apt.
bldg: In ne. vicinity; some knowledge
Of stoker preferred. Modern bedrm.,
liv; rm., dining rnn.. kitchen and
change. Apply in person between
i am. and 8 pm. at FEDERAL
i RENTAL CO.. els New York ave.
NV. 81
EARNING WHAT YOU'RE WORTH7
ISurvey proves men with US 10 years
ayerage S21,00 year selling exclu-
/ sive calendars. Advertising special
LOUIS +. DOW Co. Empire STAT
, Building, New York.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HELP MEN ycenaY

STOCK CLERK. white, very GOOD
man for general of6ce-warehouse
duties. Typing ability, drivers per-
NIT nee. Good appearance and per-
sonality. call MIR. ALBERT. Ii.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
MAN

21-40. with Bookkeeping experience,
for position as cashier and payroll
clerk, in large. well-established
wholesale house; excellent oppor-
tiouS worker. Write giving full
qualifications and education In flrst
letter. BOX 1878, Star. %
MEN (2), to assemble orders, Apply
CAPITAL CIGAR b TOBACCO CO.,
MEN CD steady Job with large pub
Usher. Can earn S75 per wk. RIM.
424 Bond Bldg. Il
Evening star., 1952-03-30
MEN. COLORED NJ

MEN, COLORED (5)
Needed for our advertising dept. No
experience necessary. $50 week
while learning. Must have very
neat appearance. Apply 1922 18th
q. nv; 1st mr., S;lS rs an; sharp
YOUNG MAN WANTED to learn
lower business, In southeast Sec
tion;- good opportunity for future.
YOUNG NAN, white, for pickup and
delivery work. Must have q. good
ROUNDING area. D. C. permit es-
Genital. See Mr. Rodes. PARKWAY
MOTOR CO.. INC, 3040 II st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
CASHIERS
SALESGIRI.S

One Of Washington's newest
women's apparel shops,
some experience desirable
but not necessary. 5-day
wk., plenty Of opportunity
Tor advancement. Apply
Grayson Shop, 3120 14th st.
NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

Apply 6UCh1NGdAM COMMUNITY,
1925 North Pershing dr.. Arlington,
GENERAL HANDY MAN, mechanic
ally inclined; steady Job with pvt.
school. Ability to drive required;
living quarters can be arranged.
Call at TOWN & COUNTRY
SCHOOL. 9401 Georgia ave-, Silver
MAN, white or colored. to do general
work In garden and care Of horses,
near Congressional Country Club;
on busline; temporary job for about
80 days. Salary S35 per week for
S-hour day. Rockville 3627. 80
MAN, between the age 25-35, to do
home service inspection work; reg
ular customers; 10 70 20 calls fur
nished daily; must have car; mar
ried preferred; starting salary, $50
wk.; opportunity TO-: advancement
For interview appointment only
phone DU. 4679, Monday, 8 am.
MAN--Experienced IN handling used
furniture. d. C.. drivers permit.
Must be sober. Steady Job. AT. 05S5.
MAN TO DELIVER ORDERS and
work in grocery store, must have
drivers license and recent city refs.
ia. O022 Al
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HELP WOMEN

CLERK for interesting
work in accounting department Of
large fuel oil firm. Desire night
school accounting student or one
who has had high school bookkeep-
lng: 4Q-hour wk:, paid vacations and
appointment. Ii. $4,000. ii
COPY WRITER for
reputable agency; must have exper.
IN writing newspaper. radio, tele-
vision and direct mail copy. Unusual
opportunity for exceptional talent.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 r ST. NV.

CLERK--Very little typine; hospital
tzation benefits, vacation with pay;
interesting and pleasant work with
Furland. GATEWAY FINANCE CO,
1902 Lee hwy, End H., Rosslyn, Va,
CLERK-Froze custard. Apply 5419
Annapolis rd., Bladensburs, Md.
CLERK. white, age 1925; pleasing
personality; no exper. 1ec.; adapted
to work In accounting dept; splendid
sGndi aosFRS HPRlz MI isi5 sdi55ahi Eg:
st. NV. 81
CLERK--Will some one living in the
NV. suburban area take telephone
calls. ct home for small business?
CLERk-Permanent and interesting
position in our underwriting dept.
We have attractive offices, q fine
group OF employes.. and o1er. oppor-
tupity for, promotion. q 6-day wk.
sRay1eR sRa 1eRDiGzf GiFE 0iRs5i fSsEkANFN NlcGD co
1925 Eye st. NV. Rm. 502. "a
CLERK-Young lady with telephone
Must be able to handle public. Ap-
ply II person, KENNEDY RADIO,
3407 14th st. NV.
CLERK, for stock rm., white, 1885;
exper. not required: 5-day wk.;
discount on purchases; permanent.
Apply WHELAN'S SPECIALITY
SHOP. 1105 r st. NV. 81
CLERKS-(White). Permanent posi-
tions. Starting at $2,400. Rapid
advancement. Excellent surround
ings. 5-day week. Liberal vaca-
tion and sick leave. Under 40.
Personal interviews between 8 am,
and 4 pm. Personnel once. Ma
TIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
3rd and r sts. ne. Do not tele-
Evening star., 1952-03-30
TV BENCHMAN

Ideal setup for experienced repair
man: Part or full time work. Box
22S-R, Star.
~ TECHNICIANS-Experienced, in
side and out. Good salary, steady
Job; good working conditions. Chance
for advancement to shop foreman.
JU. $3.50. 80
TIMEKEEPER, experienced preferred;
must like figures; excellent oppor-
tunity. Apply Mr.. Jack Bury, BAR
Der & ROSS CO., 9th and v sts.
NE DE 0k01 q
Evening star., 1952-03-30

CHECKER, part or fun time. q. 4 q
FOOD STORE. 2444 Wisconsin ave
n.W IL
CIGAR CLERK for nishtwork In drug
store. must have experience and
furnish local refs. Good salary plus
BRENTWOOD DRUG. 1901 Rhods ,
Island ave 49,
Evening star., 1952-03-30
SUPERVISOR

For nat work dept. in large plant.
Must be exper. For further par
ticulars apply Mr.. Gravely, ARCADE
SUNSHINE. 713 Lamont st. NV. %
SURVEYORS, rodmen and chainmen
for work in nearby Prince Georges,
Montgomery Counties; experienced
desi1ed but not essential. Phone WA.
svWHIH%4iMNG INsTRUCroR-summer
sy Sk RED sSne cross nssractos Ss g.
auired: Ability to dive preferred.
Box 253-R, Star.
fABULATING MACHINE OPERATOR,
5Ssy. so-houf srmaesns NeeF. PUfss.aUat Pfsassnt
working conditions. Liberal discount
on purchases. Insurance and hos
Rpns PaoTIEs gla Bsu BbssauIEsegt gToRss gIss
Enploymet once, ~ p st. ne. 81
TECHNICIAN, research familiar with
general machine shop practice TO
act as technical assistant on re-
search project in general field of
propulsion. Call ATLANTIC
RESEARCH CORP. Alexandria. va.
TEcHNiciAN, electronic. for devel-
devices and general laboratory ap-
eaii 8LANFfG SfeTrs sEsExsca a Sose 49,
TEEEvHsIoN TEEfESfsTea u REr2fRMs1aiN7- an s1i7 : Bench.
work; must be experienced in all
makes OF sets: ideal working con-
apitlons; pan a guarantee excellent salary.
TELEvisIoN SERVICE MEN. w with
car; part time or evenings; excellent
opportunity. Apply 1911 Nichols ave.
e. or call LU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
MEN
Full or Part Time

I want a man who
cares for his family,
wants the finer things
In life. Is not content
with 500 per week,
wants his own buSi-
ness. Can be his own
boss. Must have a car.
BOX 196-R, STAR
Evening star., 1952-03-30
hELP WOMEN 'tcens.y
BAKERY SHOP CLERK

Pleasant work in our modern pantry
houses; meals and nylon uniforms
furnished; good pay plus paid va
cations and sick leave.
APPLY BETHESDA HOT SHOpPE
Wis. Ave. and watkins st.
Room sssSossfsl, soo. asll Mdi' 8 &. e. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

CLERK, white, experienced. for small
cleaning plant in Arl.. Va. MR..
PUCKETT, ia. 6-0467. 30'
CLERK -TYPIST, white, 1885. for
Aong established real estate. Ma.
CLERK -TYPIST. accuracy and neat
ness more essential than exper.:
small informal once with congenial
personnel: ST. 2233, 80
CLERK-TYPIST. white. permanent
position: 5-day. .40-hour wk.; air
conditioned ONCE. Paid vacation, IN
surance benefits. Pleasant working
conditions. RE. 1905, MR.. HAR-
cEEEtMRAHEsriYP1sr EtMAEri between ages 90 2Sliss,
with some knowledge Of shorthand.
40-hr. ,Wk.. Salary, insurance. and
with pay. Apply the HOOVER CO.,
1S9S kRypfsTi-dss. B i ave; n;s. 4o.nr 1k
; free disqualification, vac... sick
leave, good cond.. starting sal, $40.
DISTRICT WHOLESALE D r u @
CORPORATION, 90 o st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT, age 21-3o, must be
O good typist with some knowledge
shorthand. Good working conds.
Full time employment. Employe
benefits after 5 mos. employment.
Apply personnel once, MAYFLOWER
HOTEL. Conn. ave. and De Sales st.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR

Opportunity to work witt. large foods
organization In supervj sory Capacity.
with promotions dependent upon
ability. Positions open for those
with limited experience as well as
with several years experience. Day
sso SICK sist leave sesks ooVERnMsNf eahSst Ml1sNSs
SERVICES. INC. 1136 2ist st. NV.
--3I
CASHIER, no experiences necessary.
We win train you. Permanent
working conditions: Apply in per-
son son. ROSS JEWELRY CO., 702
7tn st. NV. --31
CASHIER, experienced, for busy cigar
counter; IL noon-S:30. pm; refer
hhoolnidays. ond NATIONAL DRUG CO..
1000 Conn. aye. NV. -6
CASHIER. for mems clothing store;
steady position for young lady; some
exper. required: references, Apply
WEBSTER CLOTHES, INC, 1O12 r
CASHIER : CHECKER, experience
preferred; $55 for 45-hr. week,
hours $40 to z pm. LEE MAR.
KET, $3.50 NJ. Fairfax dr.. East
FAILS Church. FA. 2435. 81
CASHLER-Retail store, experienced
Permanent position. Pleasant ' WORK.
ing conditions. Surplus sales Co.,
425 10th ct. NV. -5
CASHIER, good hours and salary,
COLONIAL VILLAGE PHARMACY,
1887 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
CASHIER with retail store experience;
good salary and permanent position;
many employe benefits. SPORTS
CENTER, 800 d ct. NV. Il
CASHIERS, $40 per wk. Excellent
working conditions. Special dis
counts to employees. See Mrs,
Thomas. main ofice, KOPY CAT,
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HELP WOMEN
CLERK
TYPISTS

We have openings for sew
efal clerk-typists in our home
once TypinG speed 10 not
important.
Our employees receive .
weeks vacation with pay, an
extra week vacation for good
attendance, sick leave, Sroup
life insurance. disqualification.
sickness and accident benefits,
retirement annuity AND In
our cafeteria our employees
receive coffee. tea and soup
every day without charge. Our
salads. sandwiches, pies and
cakes. ETC.. are sold on non-
profit basis.
We work from $50 am. TO
4:45 pm, Monday through
Friday t37h hours week..
II you would like to work
with congenial people. in Q
pleasant atmosphere, won't
you come In and see us2
n.aI,. Apply Zoo personnel once.
Equitable Life Insurance G,
s16 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
CLERICAL

! Like to work with figures3
Want to learn an interesting
store ONCE operation? II you
want to improve your earn.
ings, and like to get ahead,
mere Is your opportunity.
Some ONCE experience neces-
sary. No typing. 5-day, 4O-
hour week. Large discounts
on purchases. Apply MR..
SPlCER.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
WAREHOUSEMAN

10 work IN warehouse Of carpet
workroom; prefer high school gradu-
ate; good opportunity and salary,
1900 Rhode Island ave. ne. Il
Evening star., 1952-03-30
MAN WITH CAR

MAN With CAR
Big earnings, good refer
ences, or If you are already
working and making less than
$05 per wk., consider this
AN INVITATION
To come with me any 3
evenings and see more money
made In 8 hrs. than you can
make In 40. Phone JU. 6-4747
Sun. for appt.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
TELEVISION SERVICE MEN

h5o3sV 4SG MGGN
This is an unusual opportunity for
outside technicians with cars who
with . definite chance for advance.
ment. Men selected must be capable
Of passing . shop and field test.
Write, giving full Information.
covering your schooling, employ
ment and background. All informa.
tial. Box 4OS-S. Star.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
ADVERTISING
DETAIL CLERKS

OE1A1L CLERKS
Alert young high school graduate In
tereSted in permanent position n
washington once of national organ
1Iatlon: some typing helpful. good
ant surroundings. modern ONCE, 8.
gay week, no Saturdays. Paid vaca-
ton and sick leave after g months.
insurance ana pension plan. Appli-
cant should be neat personable, and
interested in people. Apply in per-
THE RGuBES SseDfEtment $Ed GS5
CORP, 100 Eye St., NV. between 4
9 and IL am. 2 and 4 pm.
HAND. litter. coIored.
Tor ladies' coats, suits. dresses; at
tract1ve appearance essential; 6h-
day wk. BREsLAU, 614 18th st.
ASsEMBLER. experienced. white, for
pay. Call GE. 666S. Mr.. Listrani.
ASSISTANT to owner-Knitting and
art needlework department. experi-
enced only; Phone Mr.. Sheehan.
ASsisffaAsSfr ffaAsf ~ 70 aPSpSSolHtRfnt SSokREnFtprR
wanted for general ONCE work;
necessary. some typing essential:
pleasant work in pleasant sur
Loundlngs. Apply MR.. NORMAND
ASSISTANT Bo0KkEEPERss! IsP E. nix Experi.
snced once worker. Typing, short.
hand. and payroll work. One-girl
ONCE. Excellent pay. Reply. rfvina
age. experience and qualifications
ASST. BOOKKEEPER-short hours
5,day week. Apply EDWARD zUP.
NIX & SON, 1907 9TH St. ne. 80
ASST. MGR. BKPR.-Apt. prof. gen
once and bkpr. exper. nec.; desir-
able working. cond.; vacation. hosp
benents; yr. bonus; 5h days. Prefer
i've in Sc. area or in project. 25O6
lyerson st.. Sc. 10. 9-97S9.
ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER -
Must be experienced in credit work;
6-day wk.; air-conditioned ONCE.
Apply MIS-. Strauss, MAJOR MAS
TERPIECES, 911 9TH st. NV. -
ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER
Must be experienced In credit work;
6-dey week. air-conditioned ONCE.
Apply Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MAS
nKEFT0 -k
Evening star., 1952-03-30

EARNING WHAT YOU'RE WORTH?
Survey proves men with US 10 years
average. S21,00 year selling exclu-
stve calendars, advertising special-
ties. High commissions, bonus. write
LOUIS r. DOW CO., Empire state
Building. New York.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
CLERK

Preferably with experience in auto
mobile dealer once including PIX;
5h-day wk. Apply by letter only,
stating experience and qualifications,
to Mr.. Carnie, STOHLMAN CHEW
RoLET. INC. S3rd and NJ sts. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
YARDMEN 72O7

For large apartment development.
Apply BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY,
4236 North Pershing dr.. Arlington,
Evening star., 1952-03-30
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
725 18th ST. NV.

Open Monday, $3.50 am. to
8 pm. Tuesday through
Friday, $3.50 am. to 5 pm:
Saturday, 8 am. to S pm.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-11-21
Rare Alaska Jade On
Display at Polet's Store

Gene Joiner arrived in Nome
this week after difficult sum-
mer's prospecting at Jade Noun
tain. He reports having cut an
estimated SO tons of jade from
which he selected and brought out
several hundred pounds.
One piece of jade found during
the summer was of a type never
before found in Alaska mines. A
sample was sent to a firm of ex-
pert jade cutters in Germany who
cut it into High Oval Cabochons
and they report it to be of a
type found only in Turkestan and
well known in the Orient. They
suggest it would find an eager
market in Chinese shops in the
States.
The gems are of many colors
and are on display in Nome at
Polet's Store, along with green
jade paperweights and rough jade
gemstone.
Joiner brought his airplane to
Nome for repairs as result of its
having received a thorough in
spection by a curious bear at
Jade Mountain last summer.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-11-21
Nome Nanooks Polish Up
Their Game Preparing For
Series with Palmer Moose

The battle for first place looms
tonight in the Base Town League
as the two undefeated teams from
the base meet in the first game of
the big doubleheader program.
With two wins in as many starts,
the 32nd Detachment Tundra
birds will tangle with the strong
23rd Detachment which has also
won its first two games.
In the second tilt, the Nome
Nanooks take On the unpredict-
able Federated Church, losers in
their first two outings while the
high school has dropped three
games while winning one. Game
time for the first tilt will be at
7, followed by the second one
at 8:15.
Wednesday night, Pete Hahn's
high school team scrimmaged the
base team, the Tundrabirds. The
high school worked on a variety
of play patterns in preparation for
their big two game series with
Palmer next week. At the present
time we have no information on
the visiting Moose, but are hop
ing that before the games next
week to pass on a few facts con-
corning their team and coach.
The preliminary games will
feature the 7th and 9Th Grade
Mustangs against the Baby Nan
ooks, it will be the first game for
both teams and the boys will be
playing their best. Time again
for the first game Of the evening
at 7 and the feature tilt will be
at 8:15.
! Tickets can be secured from
the school or at the local mer-
chants in town, there are also sew
eral of the high school students
selling them. For two games,
adults $3.50, one game $3.50. For
two games children, $500, for one
game, SIPS. The tickets have been
going at a pretty fast rate, but
there, are still plenty left.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-11-21
Bridal Showers For Miss Fink

Two bridal showers were given
this week for Mary Louise Fink
of the Welfare Office whose mar
riage to Fred Bockman has been
announced for Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Robert Scott, Mrs. Dan
Jones and Jane Scott were host
esses at a shower Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Jones where a
beautiful cake in the shape of
a pair of hearts was served.
Thursday evening, members of
Beta Sigma Phi also honored
Miss Fink with bridal shower
at the home Of Mrs. G. r. Jack
son.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-11-21
Jack Wichels, radio engineer

Jack Wichels, radio engineer
for CAA, has been assigned to a
new job with headquarters in An
chorage. He is scheduled to leave
Immediately. His family plans to
join him later.
Replacing Wichels is Robert
Holberg, who has been stationed
here before but who has been on
a years leave of absence, during
which time he attend the Univer-
sity of Washington and is re-
ported to have received his en-
cheering degree.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-11-21
At Rotary Luncheon

Guests were Frank McGinty of
Anchorage, DR.. S. J. Landa of the
us. Air Force, and Ron Brous-
seau of Seattle.
Mr.. Br0usseau, who is employed
by Wien Airlines, discussed brief
ly the tourist situation in Alaska.
Ted Duffield was called upon
to discuss his recent visit to Fair
banks as delegate of the Second
Division to the Alaska Develop
ment Board forum.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-11-21

Paul ToveY. teacher from Gam
bell is in town for few days on
business. He plans to return as
soon as transportation is avail
able. He reports total of So stu
dents in his three-room school
with children in all eight grades.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-11-21

Nomeites were shaken in their
beds this morning sometime be-
tween six and seven o'clock by
what was reported to be a slight
earthquake tremor.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-11-21
N 0 T &c E

All those taking part in the pro-
gram for the Pioneer Roof Garden
are requested to be at the. Pioneer
Hall Sunday afternoon at 200 pm.
Terry Jackson. Chairman
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-11-21

The Lee Bros. who left here on
Tuesday for Solomon with their
LC landing barge, are reported to
have reached there safely and are
busy Bleaching the boat for the
winter.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-11-21
PAN AMERICAN ANYWAYS

Arriving today were: Mr.. Mar
tinson and Sister Jacqueline.
Departing were: Mr.. Johnson,
Jimmy Pappas, Paul McGinty,
Owen Baught.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-11-21
MIMI HOSPITAL

Discharged: Jack Koutchag of
Unalakleet, Fred Bourbon, Jr.,
and Isabel Ooteenna.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-11-21
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: R. Holdberg,
J. B. Webb, F. R. McGinty, Mr..
Beatty.
From Unalakleet: Ledwing AL
strom, R. r. Dingman.
To Anchorage: J. Watts, H.
Ashley, G. Newton, NJ. Great
house, Nora Billiken.
To Unalakleet: G. Lennert.
John league was sentenced in
Commissioners Court to so days
in the Federal jail for disorderly
conduct.
Evening star., 1952-02-26
BY me AssssIaisd Press

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20.--
Merrymakers cramned this city
OF fun and frolic today for q final
dose Of that carefree madness that
Ia Mardi 0ras.
The carnival season reaches itl
climax today and tonight. II be.
gan January Z and blossomed into
full swing February II with III
first street parade.
Until the stroke OF midnight,
|revelry rules the city. Although
midnight ofhciaiiy ends the holi-
day, many fun. slowing visitors and
natives alike will continue theif
hi.jinks into the wee hours 10.
morrow.
The WeatherinAn promised %
keep the skies free OF rain for The
Grand finale, but warned 10 would
DO cold, cloudy and windy,
Rex, the monarch OF MardI
0fas and the Lord OF MisFule
topped the list OF street entertain.
FaeRt with his extravaganza, But
FiValing the parade OF the kim
and queen were the antics OF the
eaveFtiRg Zulu warriors, Tho
2uius, o Negro society, ore annual
faVerites with the tens OF theu-
sands OF hewling, jestling OBJ.
servers, Where other pRrading
Krewes toss candy, gum and
small trinkets 10 tho spectators,
the zulus heave heavy eoeonuts,
The fihal parade OF tho season
IA the toreh.lit procession OF
COmuA, god Of mirth, tonlaht.