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Evening star., 1952-06-29
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
GALAHAD TO THE RESCUE
Continued from page t,0e'aty-t,0o

party were seated where the smoke
would not annoy them. If he took
pains to see to it that Sands was
closest to the fire it did not excite
comment. He placed the large
coffee pot directly on the fire,
balancing it carefully.
ut won't be long now," he told
them.
liz SAT on his heels, cowboy
fashion, and watched the fire
fixedly as if it were of peculiar
interest to him.
1.-THE perpetrators of the rob-
berry," he said, seem to have
made their escape"
1t was a daring thing" Severn
said.
'Well-planned," Galahad said
in his mild voice, land perfectly
executed. But / wonder if it was
perfectly planned"
THE results say So" Sands
answered.
THE results" Galahad replied,
are not all in. Now, if l had been
planning the thing think l would
have done exactly as the thieves
did. Up to point"
up to what point?" Sands
asked harshly.
Galahad continued to stare into
the fire as if it were, somehow, of
vital importance.
Why" he said. II would have
added one more man to the plan.
Nobody could guarantee that the
men who actually murdered the
policeman and stole the Hawthorne
emerald would escape pursuit.
would have insured that, if they
were captured, the emerald would
not be found on them"
"And how would you insure
that, Boy Scout?" Sands asked.
II WOULD have placed an ac-
complete there" Galahad said.
Someone who would have been
clumsy enough to stumble against
the robber who had the emerald
as he hurried out of the jewelry
store. Or perhaps even to grapple
with him. Someone apparently
above suspicion. I would have
had the jewel passed to him then
and there. Then, no matter
whether the robbers were captured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

or not, the Hawthorne emerald
would not be recovered,
He bent further forward, his
eyes intent on the fire, on the posi-
ton of the coffee pot. He heaved
a sigh as of relief.
Sands voice was thin and his
eyes narrowed to Sits as he asked,
DO you happen to think that
was done?"
"As a matter of fact" Galahad
said, Il am certain of it. l was
standing in my window across the
street. saw what occurred, from
beginning to end"
Sands right hand appeared
from inside his coat. 1t held an
automatic. "Your hard luck, Boy
Scout. You saw too much" His
sneer was distinct now. You've
stepped right into it."
OALAHAD's eyes were not fright
ened; his round face did not lose
its placidity; his eyes never left
the fire and the boiling coffee pot.
There was a little snap, a lurch
of the full coffee pot directly to-
ward Sands. Instinctively the man
reached out to steady it, to stop
it from tipping. For an instant he
was startled, off guard.
Galahad, poised on his heels,
was ready. AS Sands reached for
the topping coffee pot, Galahad's
hands went out swiftly to grip the
mans wrists. He was in a position
to exert leverage. He surged to his
feet, turned so that Sands arms
were over his shoulder, and Sands
flew through the air.
AS he landed. Galahad knelt on
his legs, twisted his arms into a
double hammer lock, and Sands
was disarmed, powerless.
MIR. Severn" Galahad said in
his even tones, you will find a
cord in my pocket. If MIR. Sands
struggles / will be compelled to
break his arms. Please secure his
feet"
Severn acted promptly, startled
though he was. Next they secured
Sands wrists behind him. Galahad
fumbled in his clothes.
II fancied he would not per-
init it to leave his person." he
said. He tore off a paper and
. Continued on next page
Evening star., 1952-08-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

reER ae4s :Sss sSss ets! sss ssSo ess trsai
FORD %Ai 1885, $3.50 custom IS" Tudor; @as r.
accept trade. UN. 9019.
HENRY J 1851; very good cond.
orig. owner; 5: c.. r, and g.; 1.O95;
can see. anytime; Ii. 3-16S2. --2s
ferred; $500. 10, 3-6393. -2S
HUDSON 1851 Hornet; Hydra Matte;
fully equipped; $2,25O. Call Ii.
LiNcoGN sSSoI afasE zEpSTPK Pm New brake 2s I'm
S499 cash. 57oS 10th NV. -:
LINCOLN 1949 cony.. small model:
r. h.. overdrive; light blue; brand
sfT sis45 TOP IL yhlssEs1: bSYao & sna ssa4s sssssak4ss
U. S-14S2 after $50 pm. 2S'
MERCURY l949 sedan; equipped:
$1,O95, only 1929 down. Choice of
| others). Largest selection of flne
cars in Wash, Il not completely
hours in original condition and your
S HTTo WHoIEsAIERs. adtEFasi NC. tsa3sS. i4si
MERcGkT MhERascsGHksIpFS 81 sf Club cpes. ta,; on. Jet
finish: fully equipped. incl. overdrive;
low mi; one owner; serviced by
our co. since new; traded on new
'52 Mercurys; 81. .9S5; Outstanding
MoToRs Ss51s5 MSEroGM5RY fEe faa6 sTgRss
hwy. Silver Spring. Nd. 81. 500.
81 .562. JACK PRY LTD. i4th and
NASH 81 is55 ni Country Club Rambler.
extras: phone JE. $.S2eS. 26.
NASH 40 super sedan; equipped;
$gsS;, s,ssi,on only rS $22s down. " La1seS,
returned in "a hours in original
condition and your money will be
cheerfully refunded. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. INC. 1881 Bladensburg Rd.
NASH 1852 Rambler station wagon
sescson sssS only 81 ns Ssss cars d0"n
Wash. II. not completely. satisfied
| car may be returned in "a hours In
original condition and your money
| will be cheerfully refunded. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC. 1881 Bladens-
NASH '4e club coupe; s4s4. 1sc
other cars to choose from. MAN
both SIDES Of 7th at r st. NV NV
NASH NSs I1S4s 11s4s Statesman s,aE, .sa,;
driven 21,5O0 miles by orig. owner;
seat covers and overdrive. For q
good used car. come to Old George
| town. Goth and M SITS. NV. and see
WILLIAMS & BAKER. Nash Head
quarters for % years. -27
NASH 1941 4.door sedan, good
TRANSPORTATION, $500. Phone WI.
NASH 1947 Ambassador 4-dr. sed +:
| S795. The Ambassador is Nash's
| best and its 6-cylinder overhead
| valve engine is hard to beat; over
Drive Sa1 gives @ you better gas mileage;
| model Nash, always come to WILL
| LIAMS- -RAKER. Goth and M SITS.
OLDS 1899 SO" club coupe; excel.
cond. and looks; S295 or best cash.
! 634 Gallantin st. NV. 27s
Evening star., 1952-08-26
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE 194S de luxe club Sc
dan; beautiful palm green finish.
Wv. tires, equipped with r. and h.,
seat covers, turn signals. Exception
ally low mileage. 81 .295. pvt. owner
will accept trade. JE. 2-5022 or RE.
Abb. -26
OLDsMOBIE 194s 4-dr. sed.; S99S.
Hydra-Matic drive; looks good. runs
good and guaranteed by q good firm.
WILLIAMS & BAKER. Washington's
Oldest Nash Dealer. 29th and NJ SITS.
NV. -27
OLDsMoBlE 81 Holiday De Luxe
$1,000; properly broken in: is. 900
miles; one owner. RA. 7244, 313
ofBsnos1Lf~ 4fipsR 81 ni~' Isl super "ss": ;sf low
mileage: extras incl. radio, heater.
shts ssa is drv. ana OacaSp cleap
plastic On doors and custom-made
seat covers; S2,4O0. Cali Ii. 4-5025
ohSsMSBlIE s1ssS III; lat. '4e "ss" "a Club
s eaceent Sseam eondt,6a ndG 5an hySs. S5 mile
age, owner-driyen; custom made slip
covers; $3.50. If sold before Sept. /.
insurance renewal date. Call ia.
2-S0o9, Ext: 2ls. eyes,; Hu. $500,
oLSsMoSnE dsyi; So model .ss" Holt
day coupe; like new. only 1000
miles: beautiful 2-tone finish; r. and
h., Hydra-Matic transmission. seat
covers. spare has never been out OF
trunk. Don't miss this, at only
So, ,995. COOPER MOTORS, 500
WisconSin ave: nv; 80
day coupe; beautiful serge blue;
5000 actual miles; owner: in
perfect cond. Price $1,000. Owner
transferring overseas. IA. 1862.
OLDS 1947 sedan: equipped: $795,
only S149 down: (choice Of others)
Wash. II not completely satisfied,
car nay be returned in "A hours in
original condition and your money
will be cheerfully refunded. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC. 1881 Bladens-
OLDS. 1850 Holiday "ss"; yellow
and blk: excel cond:; all extras;
orig: owner; 81, 1875 or best offer. JU.
S-925S. -2S
Evening star., 1952-08-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1881 4-dr; de luxe sedan;
with less than 10000 MI; Wv,
1852 Mayfair; cream with
assr. RIssn tSe lea1anG 4aSS 4q4aeSSS'steIy I
$500. Phone CO. 1850. 1880
PLYMoUTH 1859 cranbrook, over
drive: new. $1,000. Call ow. $500.
PIL1Y1MioUTTiH III late 1s4s Special 1S de luxe
srsen; low mileage: W driver.owner; Tsa.
r, h.; 81 ,295. Cali Jackson $4,000,
Ext. 21S. evenings: Hudson $500,
PIYMoUHTrH 1850 Suburban. station
wagon; all metal; r. and h.; very
clean; S1.500 or best offer. UN.
PLYMOUTH 1881 Suburban; light
green: low mileage; very clean;
$1,000. See at Medical Center Park
ing; 1915 Eye st. NV, ST: 6644,.
PONTIAC '52 4-dr.: Hydra Matte: de
luxe eeuipment; low mileage; new !.
Ts5Tanty; xs5T rHIn s2;aSS M@ Ella FLooD PONTIAC
PONTIAC 1850 .s-cylinder conv. cpe.;
iSSfy Safy i1P Sish sss aaa zee Gnaf
antee. CAPITOL CADILLAC -oLDS-
MOBILE sE gdGo co. 1922 22nd st. NV,
Pontiac 1852 e-cylinder. 2zSr.;
ntyceo rSnty: $esSs. SS Ies FEooD heo roNTihe FAC
CO.. 1921 Conn. WO. S4O0. ga
PONTIAC 1887 4-door sedan; 1871
rebuilt engine; original black finish;
very I'sn. clean interior annd has sl extras
S s1s5. e Wo' s49S. 14S after Fer e"' @ss eossfS'
PONTIAC 1851 convertible "S"; r.
and b.: Hydra-Matic. Wv. tires. ali
rec Ts,,,ls leather the ouio upholstery beautiful
TOR SALES. 1346 Que st. NV. DU,
PSNTiAc sSSTi 1851 de lux. "s" a-drs.;s aGss q
tone blue and gray. fully eauip; /;
f3NFlAG h6l sbo6 CO.. 14s7 Irving st. NV
T; and h.. plastic seat covers. prac-
tically new tires; in excellent shape;
S1,595; 2-day money-back trial
4-month written guarantee. HILL
Dealer INA. 9s50}. 11l4 Vermont
sTUDEBxKER AT Champion: black
4-dT.; 500 or best offer. Call 10
IsTUDHBAKER '4s convertible; equip
selection Of fine cars in Washing
| ton. II not completely satisfied, ca
may be returned in "a hours II
| original condition and your none,
| will be cheerfully refunded. Auto
WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871 Bla
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Regal de lux
sedan; equipped; 1,095; only S22!
down; tchoice OF 5 others). Larges
selection Of fine cars in Wash. I
not completely satisfied, car may b
returned in "a hours in original con
dition and your money will be cheer
| fully refunded. AUTO WHOLE
1 SALERS. INC, 1871 Bladensburg Rd
STUDEBAKER 81 Regal de luxe
equipped; $1,395; only 1929 down
Largest selection of fine cars il
4 Wash. II not completely satisfied
l car may be returned in "a hours Il
original condition and your none
WHoLEsAIERs. INC, 1871 sia
| denSburg Rd.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER '52 brand-new Star
light coupe Commander VS.; pvt.
owner; r. and h.. undercoat, tinted
windshield, direction sigs.. side-view
$2,l95 (S40O under list price,; OF.
$500. S-4 or WA. 1888 after 8 pm.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Commander A.
dr.; r. and h. oyerdr. transm.; spot
less black finish; perfect l-owner
car; 81 4S5. Also complete Sc
sss0D Sd 5odg Sf sssss stSde0ass5s MeN s TSH T16s
BHAKER, H5de 40So Wisconsin ave-. EN-.
wIII1s lsSi ST. station WAGON: 1s yer,
slfaR JACK 4c issafs Ply nor6Rsa 6aasaVtfiS WiiS;
dealer: 1907 18th st, nv. % WINS
WILLYS Ia4S 6-cylinder station
tires. This was q privately owned
wagon and has had exc. care; $S75.
ato9LE 4 hES M0ToR SaSo SALES la45 Q
wiLLYs WILL 1850 6SS station wagon: 4-vhe.l
cylinder hurricane engine; forest
green: hunting. farm, hauling
81 ,5S5. Must sell. Phone school
teacher, orig. owner. JE. 4-3959.
BUS. 1912 Chevrolet; 1e-passenser
fere transp IssSno ME- zsSa 4ssl 'lre'; Lss Essd'
PLYMOUTH 1947 2-door special de
luxe; fully equipped: new rodeo-
-heige metallic finish; new seat COW
ers and excellent tires; another
C1PCO one-owner carefully selected
bargain; priced for day only at
coAsT-IN PONTIAC CO., INC.
427 FLORIDA AVE. NE. AT. 1900
OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8
Evening star., 1952-08-26
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
NEEDS FIXING

W. nave Q nice selection Of cottages
At Woodland Beach and Selby- On
price. s1.bo0 and up with small
cash down Also many reasonably
priced lots. KAY REALTY CO.
RA. 1900, Mon Wed; rest of week
Evening star., 1952-08-26

PONTIAC 1947 convertible coupe; ex-
cellent sea-mist green finish; radio,
heater, new black top and custom
interior. Not scratch or Q mark on
this one-owner immaculate beauty.
C1PCO warranted. Today only. S946.
427 n6RfbI 6RASE-M hvE' EP9EElAc RE. At. 7aoo
OPEN EVENINGa ,TII, q
Evening star., 1952-08-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK le46 4-door super sedan;
without an equal in D. c.; must be
seen to be appreciated: beautiful
Biscayne-blue finish: complimenting
new custom interior; fully equipped:
excellent tires; not q scratch or o
mark on this one-owner beauty.
Carries CIPCO's famous written
warranty; priced for today enly-
$S45.
coAsT-IN PONTIAC CO., INC,
427 FLORIDA AVE. NE. AT. 1900
OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8
OLDSMOBILE 1047 4-door, "7s"
series. another C1pCO ons-owners
carefully selected bargain. Fully
equipped, including. Hydra-Matic;
excellent new royal blue finish; guar
anteed no fade. A one-day sps-
COAsT-N PONTIAC.
427 FLORIDA AVE. NE, AT. 7200.
OPEN EVENINGS TIL. 8.
CADILLAC 40 '61" 4-dr.; Hydra
Matte drive; radio. heater: Wv.
tires; very low mileage. America 2
No. ] LUXURY car at . substantial
saving. $2.475.
MANDELL
CHEVROLET CO.
1900 and 2245 Nichols Ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
IwATERFT PROP. SALE Cont. ,

WILLOWS BEACH COLONY offers
views of Chesapeake Bay. A we'll
planned community with "A mile of
lovely beach. only 40 miles from
washington. Visit willows before
you. buy. Five miles south of Chesa-
peake Beach on 261. --29
Evening star., 1952-08-26
WATERFRONT COTTAGE

WATERFRONT COTTAGE
On South River Cove. Will sell or
porches. liv. rm., din. rm.. Kit. and
bath Bsmt. with stationary tubs.
New furnace. Completely furn. Sale
price. $4,000: SI.500 down. Rent
SS5 mo. Avail. Immediately. Priv
vate pier. 26 miles. from Wash. 2
miles from Annapolis. Must sell.
Call HU. 5012. 80
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
ONE ACRE land. st. Georges
Island; excellently producing gar
den. three houses partly finished.
Fishing. Grabbing. oyStering, bath
ing. $4,000. Write for details. 20
miles from washington, D. c. on
Potomac. P. R. BALLINGER. Piney
Point p. o.. st. Mary's County, Md.
After pm, phone Great Mills
OCEAN BEAcH-one semicommercial
lot; can between 10 a,m:-2 p Pm
CHOICE Lot FOR SALE at Lax.
Bancroft; 100-ft. frontage; facins
lake. Call after 5 pm. JA. S-035o
Evening star., 1952-08-26
WAFER FRONT PROP FOR REM


WOODLAND BEACH-Cottage sleeps
8: $45 per wk.; Aug. 80 to Sept.
13. Wa 9125 --26
WILLOWS BEACH COLONY-Cabin
sleeps a; large electric icebox; To-
Gated beautiful spot on beach; $45
vk. Phone Prince Frederick 274-J.
OCEAN CITY, Md.-Lge. duplex. /
PIX. oeean. Accom-. 8. Moddsrn.
sEnBY% % SN %bAY-cottage. 3 bedf % ms,
lge. screened porch. elec. kit. Avail
Aug, 30 to Sept. 9. UN. 1853. rs
BEVERLY BEACH-Lovely 2-bedrm,
well furnished modern cottage, for
weeks. starting Aug. 80. to respon-
stble party. FIR. 5165, 9 Am. to 4
pm; WO. 3075, ewes. --2S
MODERN COTTAGE, with boats, half
price in Sept. Good grabbing and
f,shinE; & ALLEN Il \, MASON. Deale. Nd.
COLONIAL BEACH-Emily's Beach
Haven. on Potomac River at 1st st.
Cottages and unusual apis. cool, all
cleo, baths. hot water, swim. fish,
crab. CO. 061l eyes,. Mon. Thurs.
Evening star., 1952-08-26

1919 WHITLEY, 33 it., 2 bedrms. !:
&2, 500. Arrange terms. Cowgirl,
Glendale, Md. Cedar 3-3611. 81
1917 DURABUILT. 25 it.: fully
equip: excel. cond.; $1,000. Call
1850 UNIVERSAL. 81 it.: all modern;
must sell this week for cash. Cali
Ii. 1926 after pm. rs
LIVESTOCK STOCK OR UTILITY
trailer. 2-wheel. Calf. red side
board; new Jeep tires; SIS. .AD.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
CLEAN
PRE-WAR
WE NEED ,
ALL KIND OF
USED CARS

See us before you sell OF
trade. We pay the highest
prices in the entire Metro
politan Area. Let us pay
of your balance and give
you the difference In cash
Bring your car title or pay
ment book.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.
3040 M st. NV.
tDRIvE IN FOR APPRAISALl
Phone MI. OBI or MI. Obs
IF YOU CAN'T COME IN. CALL US
AND WE WILL COME TO YOUR
HOME.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED-Clean Model A Fords. in
running condition; sedan or coupe;
no roadsters. Box 1899. Star. 27s
WANTED. light car. very clean and
nice in preWar for lady to use. Will
pay good price to pvt. owner for one.
TU. 1927. MR.. WILLIAMS. -
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top PRICES for clean used cars. Call
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week: highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. ia 48Ol.
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
aSsd. aSsd auto immediately call D1.
WESTERN BUYER has immed cash
for nice iow-milease cars. NORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave. RA. 1922.
I WOULD LIKE TO BUY Q clean
late model car. preferably with radio
and heater: can pay all cash. ME-.
F&iR. honest APPRAIsALs Of all
makes Of cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV. Me.
WoULD LIKE to purchase from q
private owner q late model Cadillac.
WANTED-l94o or II Ford or chev.
rolet. Must be in good cond. win
WHY TRADE? Sell to your advant.
| age, all cash, big price now
A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying big prices for 1886 to 1850
Evening star., 1952-08-26
e0ATS
MOTORCYCLES
TRAIlERS

MOTORCYCLE-Late model CHIEF
excel. cond.; reas. WI. 3277. q
Evening star., 1952-08-26

OLDS 1899 SO" club coupe: excel
cond. and looks; S295 or best cash.
634 Gallantin st. NV. 27'
Evening star., 1952-08-26
SEASH0RE PROPERTY

SEASHOHE RENT
GOOD OLD REHOBOTH. DEL.--Latt
vacations increasing: coy Groom
cottage. modern equipped, exclusive
block from ocean. Reduced rates
SEPT sep%,9c 9ctSneE 6E1Ig %onths s,:. or oTs Tseks s,
261-R, Centerville. Nd. 20
NORMANDY APT.
OCEAN CITY MD.-Spacious de luxi
ocean front family apis. Choice
openings beginning Aug. 80. OIL
Evening star., 1952-08-26
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
Continued
LOST
'i5)(

Late model cars, 1949 to 1852 needed
immed. for retail. Highest cash prices
paid for any make. model or body
style. Our buyer will call on you II
fully paid for-we will pay on
balance. EX. 1929. %
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-28
Chief Glass Organizes
Junior Police For Nome
Boys Age IL Years and Up

From all indications the Junior
Police Organization Of the City of
Nome will soon be one of the most
popular youth organizations the
community has ever had.
Instigated and organized by our
Chief Of Police, Clyde Glass, with
the cooperation of School Super
intendent William Angel, boys
from II years up will be eligible
for membership with parents
consent.
These boys will meet once a
month, have their own chief and
officers and operate under the
supervision Of the Chief of Police.
Their pledge is as follows:
l solemnly pledge that l will
abide by the rules and regulations
of the Nome Junior Police, and
that I will, to the best of my
ability, meet the following re-
quirements:
l. l will respect the rights and
property of others.
2. will be friendly and courte-
Gus, and will keep my clothes
neat and my person clean.
8. l will honor my parents and
obey them and my teachers, in
order to become a better citizen.
4. will attend a Sunday school
or a church of my own choosing
as often as possible.
5. | will carefully observe the
provisions of the Nome curfew
law.
6. | will strive at all times to
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-28
Mr.. and Mrs. BOckman
Honeymoon In Anchorage
After Wedding Yesterday

Mary Louise Fink, daughter OF
Mrs. John Fink of Crossnore,
NC, and Frederik Bockman, son
Of Helen Bockman of Nome, were
married Nov. 27, Thanksgiving
Day, at the Community Methodist
Church by Rev. Reeves Ravens,
in a double ring ceremony.
The bride, who wore a beautiful
white lace gown Of ballerina
length complete with veil, carried
bouquet of white roses and was
attended by Jane Scott in a pow
der blue chiffon gown and she
carried bouquet Of bronze roses.
The groom was attended by Don
Perkins. Other members Of the
bridal party were Robert Scott
and Dan Jones, ushers.
During the ceremony Mrs.
Reeves Havens sang 90 Promise
Me" and II Love You Truly"
accompanied by Emily Boucher
On the Hammond Organ.
Following the ceremony re-
ception was held in the social
rooms of the church with Mrs.
Mildred Herman and Mrs. Ted
Duffield pouring at the table
which was centered with a beau
tiful wedding cake.
The young couple left at noon
for Anchorage where they will
spend their honeymoon, returning
to make their home here at their
residence on Belmont Point.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-28
ALASKA AIRLINES

To Anchorage: Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Bockman, Major Francis
Brown, Sgt. D. R. Andrews, VIM
Telawook, w. V. Hecks, David
Tatoowi, c. Ellwood, >Olaf Swan
son, Lawrence McNary, Lloyd
Harrison, Jack Hoffman, D. Pat
more, G. Terbassi, A. Greer, w.
Hendrickson, R. A. Macdonald,
J. P. O'Connel, Richard Greene,
L. H. Mcdaniel, Henry Massey,
Don Frazier. Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Jonish, Mrs. J. Chadwick.
From Anchorage: McMasters,
Mrs. l.. Lehto, James Bruton, Mrs.
Edmounds, C. Osborne, c. Gault,
V. McMullen, w. Mosiman, r.
Aubin, w. Lasar, G. Willbya, c.
Hurlbert.
From Unalakleet: F. Daniels,
H. L. Daniels, B. Daniels, M. Dan
iels, o. Moses, H. Moore, Ray
Caluert, r. Tveter, Ludurg Papp,
L. E. Ost, M. Ost, H. Mays.
To Unalakleet: Archie Greene,
L. c. Ferguson
To Kotzebue: Chaplain Rey-
holds.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-28
Bob Palmer Of Anchorage
Youth For Christ To Speak
AT Nome Revival Meetings

Rev. Robert Palmer Of Spenard,
Alaska, is to be the guest speaker
at the Youth for Christ Revival
services to be held the first two
weeks Of December at the Com
munity Church n
Rev. Palmer is head Of Youth
for Christ in Anchorage and has
a great interest in young peoples
work.
Monday evening Thanksgiv-
ing banquet is to be held at $50
at the Pioneer Hall. At this ban
quet Mr.. Palmer will show pic
lures from eight of the fourteen
countries he recently travelled in.
Included in these will be pictures
Of the Holy Land. n.
Other interesting features of the
Monday evening banquet will be
musical numbers from local tai
ent, besides the bountiful spread
which is being prepared for the
more than two hundred guests
who are expected.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-28
WARNING

Complaints against loose dogs
are coming in regularly and dog
owners are warned that all loose
dogs without collars. that cannot
be caught shall be shot and dogs
with collars shall be impounded.
Clyde D. Glass.
Chief of Police
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICE

Get your tickets today for the
Youth for Christ THANKSGIVING
Banquet.
No tickets will be sold at the
banquet Monday night. Buy your
tickets today from these churches:
Assembly of God. Community
Methodist. Mission Covenant, Max
aren't. Nome Gospel Mission.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-28

conduct myself in such a manner
as to be credit to my home, my
school, and my city.
2. I will not only seek at all
times to avoid any wrongdoing,
but l will seek to disuade any
other person whom 1 know to be
intent upon wrong.
A study of civic laws and ordin-
ances will be among the many
activities Of the organization,
stated Chief Glass.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-28
N o r I c E

Community Christmas Tree
meeting for all citizens interested
in having the annual program and
entertainment. City Hall Sunday
afternoon. 200 pm. Nov. 30th.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-28
Rotary News

Rotary met on Wednesday this
week because of Thanksgiving
Day falling on the usual meeting
date.
John Cooley was congratulated
on having a new daughter and he
in turn passed out the usual cigars.
Paul Tovey, ANS teacher at
Gamble, was a guest and spoke
briefly about life at Gamble.
President HARDWOOD presented
Rev. Mr.. Ravens, who shared with
the club some thoughts on being
thankful for common things.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-28

A light year is the distance
which light travels in a year at
the rate of about 10000 miles
a second.