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Kodiak mirror., 1953-11-21

Cpl. Wallace Fletcher. son of MT. and Mrs. John Fetch CT, will be transferred to the ACS office here from King Salmon, around Dec. first.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-11-21
,.!.;!!! KODIAK MikkuR

A trustees deed to lot 2 block 3 of the Kodiak townsite mas 11 been received by Ralph Hansen, Rika Hansen suender ana Dalmar Hansen White.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-11-21
CARD OF rHAN NKS s

We wish to thank everyone for their expressions of sym pathy in our recent bereave- 
 The family of Arthur Levine
Kodiak mirror., 1953-11-21
Robert F, Parnell and Inel- ma H. Robson have applie" for marriage license.

MT. and Mrs. Walter sip- prell were incoming plane pas seneers from Fairbanks ana Anchorage Tuesday mornlng'
Kodiak mirror., 1953-11-21

Judie Wiley, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Jay Wiley. cele- brated her sixth Dir hday Saturday with a party at her home for group of friends.
 Bill Erickson was a PNA passenger for Homer on Tues day.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-11-21
INSURANCE DEPT.
 BANK OF KODIAK

Frances Kitchen and De- lores Cooper are employed as typists in the commissioners flee.
Evening star., 1953-12-11

TheSe are my suggestions for
what ! would like for Christmas
and what my friends will receive,
In hopes that my mother will
read what most teenagers want
and take the hint as what ]
would like from this" writes IT.
year-old Phyllis Anne Poole. a
senior at Anacostia. (Are you
listening. Mother?) "The main
fad that ! think is here to stay
is the boy blouses for girls. The
fur collars are now taking the
spotlight here. too. The way I
got mine was my mother cut her
Persian paw fur coat off and
made a cape out of it. and I took
the unused material and made a
few collars for my friends and
myself. Wide or narrow leather
belts are always useful with
slacks. skirts or party dresses.
used with matching silk neck
scarves, make any outfit look
neat and codl."
More hints: wallets, records
comb and brush sets. compactS
gloves. pen and pencil sets and
the ever-popular sweaters are
what I'd like for Christmas. This
year the boy will probably re-
ceive an Orion V-neck sweater,
or the always neat Argyle socks
Suede and leather Jackets car
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Meet Carol Peters
TOP Dance Skater

In keeping with everything
Christmas-ish is this weeks win
ter sport-ice skating. And who
could be a better authority thar
the Bird best dance figure skater
IN THE WHOLE WORLD, Caro-
Peters, a sophomore at GNU
Carol, who is 5'7", has brown
hair and blue eyes began skating
when she was 9. dad gave me
a pair of skates and said prob
ably wouldn't ever skate, so
started to prove to him / could.
Carol lived in Buffalo, N. Y
wnere winters are winters. Then
she moved to Virginia-the land
of little snow and no ice skating
Carol didn't begin skating
again until she was Is, when she
Joined the Washington Figure
Skating Club. 1t was here that
she began to practice about 6
hours a day on her skating. The
type of skating Carol does is
called dance figure skating. and
she has a partner. Match. to
dance.) With Dan Ryan. her
partner, the two experts skated
away with the North American
Dance Championship. The U. S.
Gold Dance Championship
(highest you can go in this divi-
sion) the National Silver Dance
Championship and both of them
demonstrated dances at the
Olympics. Obviously. Carol has
been all over the United States
and the world.
For some advice from pro-
fessional, Carol says. when you
get skates. they should fit like a
glove, and only wear one light
pair of socks" The advantages
in skating? "It's a healthy sport,
fun, and teaches showmanship.
And there aren't any disadvan-
tages, it's the greatest!"
Now a professional, Carol is
an instructor at the Washington
Skating Club, and believe me,
she'd love to teach you all how
to skate. And you could get no
better teacherl
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Theta Sigma Phi
Porty Wednesday

The Christmas party Of the
Washington alumnae chapter Of
Theta Sigma Phi. originally
slated for tomorrow. will be held
instead at 7 pm. Wednesday in
the American Newspaper Wom-
ans Club, 1904 Twentieth street
NV
The party will feature buffet
supper, with entertainment to
be provided by members. Miss
Dorothy U'Renn is in charge of
reservations.
Assisting as hostesses will be
Mrs. Edward Bronson, Mrs. Por-
ter NJ. Hedge. Miss Nadine Col
laday, Mrs. George E. Connery.
Mrs. Faye Marley. Miss Lora
Kelly and Mrs. Donald P. Young.
Theta Sigma Phi is a national
honorary fraternity for women
in journalism.
Evening star., 1953-12-11


started on the Big Job of Christ
mas cards? Best you get on the
ball.
The cool Yule survey is COM
ing along only great. Here are
four of the many teens writing
to Teen Scene hoping that
family. friends and relatives will
get the gist by giving the gifts:
From Martinsburg, w. Va,
comes Santa's first order. Beverly
Grimes writes" I'm fifteen years
old and am a sophomore at st.
Joseph School. For the things
want for Christmas, let's begin
with a IS rpm. phono for my
bedroom. Then I want a white
leather jacket. a piece to my
luggage set. a uke, (yeah?) and
mostly clothes"
She just wants a few little
things.
Luigi, Mickey" Croci of good
ole D. C. has the right idea about
his gift. listen to this: ''Since I
am a 19-year-old boy, I would
like an 18-year-old girl for
Christmas!" He continues:
II would like a phonograph
record for Christmas. Not just
any old record but a special one.
One Of my hobbies is collecting
the songs of Frank Sinatra.
There is one conspicuous item
missing from the collection. It is
called, who Told You I Cared?"
Frank made this record in 1889
when he was with Harry James.
No one in town seems to have it
and most record stores have
never even heard of it," Got that,
Santa. Plus that. Mickey really
sounds pro on the Sinatra ac-
ton.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Heart Guild Plans
.ChiIdren's Purtv

The Metropolitan Heart Guild
will give a Christmas party for
the children in the cardiac ward
OF District General Hospital on
Tuesday. Mrs. Morris Goldstein
is party chairman.
The group will hold its month
~ meeting Monday in the Will
lard Hotel. with Mrs. Sydney
kohn, new president. presiding.
One of the main activities of
the guild is the provision of
transportation service for indi-
gent patients, to and from losal
heart clinics. The George WASH
lngton Hospital Cardiac Clinic
recently was added to the in
stitutions served by the organi-
Zat1on.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Teen Scene 9 the eeo eoa Be- A fes ona e ses

Tony Bennett, when it comes
to the metro areas fastest sell
ing record. Stranger in Para
disc"
The Christmas survey is still
going strong. what do you want
for Christmas? Write right now
and let me know!
See you next Friday!
Evening star., 1953-12-11

who won't be
r q ! e q S e d
(check the pri-
son-iSh word)
until Deem
b er %. On
good behavior,
that is.
No m a t t e r
" h en- you're
getting out Of
school, you
must be pre-
pared. H aV e
you Glued San
ia yet? Or
ave V0Il
Evening star., 1953-12-11

be given for more expensive
gifts"
A concise Christmas report.
Next letter: II am here to
help you on the Yule survey.
First of all my name is Lennie
Rinaldi. I am IA years old.
will be Is on January IT. (This
kid isn't only plugging for
Christmas but he wants birth
day presents, tooD What I'd
like for Christmas is a talking
box with a face and 2 hands on
the face. (Big bop, no9 1t is
a radio-clock." Gle spilled ink
on the rest of the letterD Really.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
DoIIoIogy Club

The Dollology Club will meet
at 2 pm. tomorrow in the Alli-
ance Room of All Souls Unita-
ran Church, Fifteenth and Har-
ward streets NV.
The program will feature a
discussion OF creche dolls by Mrs.
Elsie Jachowski. and songs by
Mrs. Pauline McCallum.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Latest in Footwear:
Those Dirty Bucks

Latest rage for boys: '"Dirty
bucks" This is great Christ
mas idea. They are the newest
form of the white buck. except
they are sort of a grayish smoky
shade. Latest rage in records:
Three leading record stores all
agreed that teen-agers are hav-
ing horrible time trying to de-
eide between the Four Aces or
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Here Are Some Tips
On Those Yule Cards

Next, the Christmas card GUS
tom. Here are five suggestions
for card action from Jerlyn
Madison, consultant to leading
pen manufacturer.
/. Be sure your cards arrive
on time. mail them two weeks
before Christmas. Il told you to
get on the ballD
2. To add a festive note, sign
your name with a colored ink.
Green or red, match. (Not brown
or yellow0
3. Signing your name is pre-
ferable to having it printed or
engraved. (This is a pen manu-
facturer.) You can sign your
nickname.
4. To insure pre-Christmas
delivery, use postal zone num-
bers whenever possible.
S. Select cards that reflect your
taste and personality.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
By Shoron Doron

In one week we'll be free! Yep.
school will be out for the merry
Christmas holidays. Except for
you poor souls in the District
Evening star., 1953-12-11

better teacher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

laughing lines. 1t may surprise you to learn
that the first barely perceptible lines appear
as early as age 90 So if she hasn't got them.
chances are She still teener playing gownup.
If her skin is extremely smooth. with no
pores visible. she ought to be home doing her
plane geometry. At II. the pores can just be
detected; by 20, they are more marked
Notice her teeth as she smiles. In front are
the incisors four on top. four on bottom.
When these teeth first emerge at about seven
they have prominent saw-like ridges on the
biting surfaces which get worn smooth by
chewing as the years go on. BY the time
girl is Is or II, the edges are generally all
f1attened out So if her front teeth still have
ridges, she's very young chick.
L she 20 or 30?
Watch her elbows when she raises her glass
to sip drink Are they smooth? Then she's
20-ish. A bit dry and wrinkled? She's push
ing. or has already pushed, 30
Eyes are important here. A girl of 20 has
firm and smooth lids, but the uppers and
lowers have dropped and developed fine linear
lines by the next decade. AT 20. the lashes are
soft, silky and full By 80 they have become
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
by Lester David

coarser, drier. less full and lighter in color at
the ends. Caution here: if she wears mascara,
she can louise you up completely on the lash
test
Horizontal folds on her forehead just above
the eyebrows, as well as vertical lines right
above the nose, begin to appear by the third
decade
l. she 80 or 20?
There is an interesting sight test for this
category which can be conducted with no
trouble during the summer, or bathing-suits-
and-shorts season. At other times it is done
at your own risk. It's got to do with legs
At 80, the muscles of the calves are still
smooth and firm but by 40, they have become
relaxed and soft Same goes for the upper
arms and thighs But careful now - woman
who exercises great deal can keep these
muscles looking 10 years younger.
However, nothing much can be done to hide
the network of tiny veins that become per-
ceptible on the leg surfaces, nor the prominent
veins on the backs of the hands These are
fourth-decade giveaways. So, too, are the two
diagonal folds which extend from the base of
the nose to the angles of the mouth These get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
How TO TELL

CcIENCE, moving ever forward and letting
- the chips fall where they may. now says it
is possible to tell womans approximate age
by close observation of certain key signs.
am prepared to divulge this information.
fully aware that it is an undertaking poten-
tally more explosive than trucking nitroglyc-
crime in brakeless hot rod. But progress is
progress.
The inside dope comes from interviews with
geriatricians = medical specialists who know
what happens to us as we get older - anat-
omists, dentists and beauty experts. Most
of the infomants requested anonymity. TAX
ing the understandable attitude that the sub
ject required singular courage
But they did state that. while beauty treat
ments, cosmetics and proper clothing, seen
and unseen. work kind of magic. there are
a number of maturing signs that cannot be
hidden. These are apparent to the trained
observer in eyes, chin, neck, hands. teeth
even elbows and fngernails.
So let's get specific. There may be. as
Shakespeare said, seven ages of man. but
there are only four ages of woman - under
90 under 80. under 40 and 40 plus. To deter
mine about where particular female stands
currently in each group. it is necessary to
study her at close range in good light This
is no problem. Cocktail tete-a-tetes on ter
race or by window. resting on a rock after
ice skating or beach lounging are just few
possibilities.
Once the subject is in observational posi-
ton, select the age group into which you think
she fits and apply these tests:
Il she nearer Is than 20?
Look into her eyes - any pretext will do.
Do you notice very faint lines tanning from
the outer corners? In men. these are called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
A WOMAN'S AGE
quite deep as she reaches her fortieth milestone

quite deep as she reaches her fortieth milestone
Il she 10 plus?
This is really tough. One expert declared
with all the beauty aids available, all women
should look forty years old for at least ten
years, and many do" But there are some tell
tale evidences:
One of the most unusual is now being
studied by DR.. Martin Gumpert, a welI-known
geriatrician. He discovered that vertical ridges
begin to appear on the fingernails at about 49,
These get deeper as the decade advances; by
SO, they are pronounced indentations. Ger
tain illnesses and strong emotional shocks,
DR.. Gumpert points out, can produce hori-
zontal ridges at any age but not longitudinal
ones
The so-called ''dowager's hump is
sign of 40 plus plus about 10. This is a
fatty prOtuberance at the base of the
neck which appears after half century
of poor posture. BY so, the skin on the back
of the hands loses elasticity. If it's pinched,
the fold will stay upright for an instant and
then settle back slowly, instead of descending
rapidly as in younger woman. And also at
40 plus, there is marked laxity of the skin
OF the neck in two areas: from the chin to
the top of the collar bone and from the ears
to the same place.
These, then, are the four ages of woman
and the investigation has to stop there mainly
because, as everybody knows. no woman ever
gets older than 40.
There is however, one more important
point
The author, and science, feel that they
should make some amends to women for the
foregoing revelations. Here, then, is piece
of information for them:
All of the tests given above apply with
absolutely equal force to men. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
l. she nearer Is than 20?

Look into her eyes - any pretext will do.
Do you notice very faint lines tanning from
the outer corners? In men. these are called
crows-feet; in women kindly refer to them as
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-05
B.C. Hydro Plant Would Produce 4.5OO.OOO HIP.

TORONTO, R-Plans for big hydro-electric and industrial de- velopment in northern British Columbia and the adjacent Yukon Territory were outlined here on June 3.
 (There was no mention of any Alaska role in the proposed devel- opment, although firms involved have been mentioned prominently in connection with possible devel- opment of Alaska resourcesD
 The plan unfolded at the annual meeting of Ventures Limited, a holding and development com pany. It calls for bringing ores, possibly from all parts of the world, for refining through use of cheap hydro-electric power.
 Company spokesmen said plans call for completion of the first stage of a multi-million-dollar power development in 1855. Even tually 4,5OO,OOO horsepower would be produced to feed electric fur naces of the smelling plant.
 Thayer Lindsey, president, said the site combines water storage, at an elevation of more than 2,000 feet, close to tidewater that is free of ice throughout the year.
 Tt is expected that electric power will be produced as cheap ly as at any other project in North America" he said.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-05
15-Year-Old Strike at Irish Saloon Still Going Strong

DUN LAOGHAIRE, Ireland, R - The famous strike at Jim Downey's saloon-noW in it's 18th -blazed again today after false armistice caused by Down ey's death.
 Tickets of the bartenders union were ordered to resume trudging their old beat forthwith, for it seems that Mrs. Downey is just as stubborn at Jim himself. She won't give up those non union barmaids.
 The marathon strike began in March, 1889, when Jim fired a bartender.
 The union demanded the mans reinstatement and Jim said no. The union pulled out the other bartenders and Jim hired bar maids. The union sent pickets.
 Downey wouldn't give an inch. Neither would the union.
 Day after Day, month after month, year after year, the pick cts plodded the old familiar side walk-until last Saturday, when Downey died at the age of 79.
 The union, assuming that Mrs. Downey would listen to reason, called off the pickets and made ready to negotiate.
 But Jim's widow announced Thursday she has decided to stand fast.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-05
Friday. June 5. 1853
Progress Reported In Atom Power For Civilian Use

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., R - The United States Thursday an- nounced the successful breeding" of atomic fuel-that is, the pro- duction of at least as much, or new fashionable material as is burned up in the process of making it.
 The development is one of the most revolutionary in the entire atomic program. It was disclosed by Chairman Gordon Dean of the Atomic Energy Commission in a speech before the Edison Electric Institute.
 Dean cautioned his audience of 5000 electric and power men not to assume that economic power from atomic energy is here. But he called the achievement mile stone of progress and said it "holdS out the promise of making a civilian atomic power industry even more feasible and attractive in the long range than it has hith- erto appeared to be-"
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-05
Typhoon Floods Manila, Smashes Luzon Crops

MANILA, R - The seasons first typhoon swept out to sea Thursday night, leaving behind battered crops, drenched country side and two children reported drowned in a rain-swollen river.
 The 11O mile an hour storm flooded two- thirds of this capital city as it howled across the north ern tip of Luzon into the South China Sea.
 Philippine News Service esti- mated property damage at one million pesos ($5OO,OOO) in Gag ayan Province of northern Luzon alone. Damage to rice, corn, coco nut and tobacco crops was report ed heavy.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-05
TOsch Plans Excursions To Boring Sea Islands

Continued from Page One) take excursion parties to see this isolated homeland of Nome's skill full ivory carverS. On top of the island, in the natural rock for nation was a huge billiken, and clinging to the sides of the rock, the homes of the villagers, the Catholic Church and the ANS school.
 The plane then headed north to the Bering Straits, separating America from Asia, and followed the great ice pack which was moving northward through this narrow 54-mile-wides waterway.
 Every Nomeite should see for himself, once in his lifetime, Cape Prince of Wales, the most west erly point on North America, then circle Little Diomede Island and it's friendly little village with the American flag waving and chil- dren and women waving a friend ly greeting with colorful head scarves.
 It faces Big Diomede, outpost of Russia and for centuries friend ly but now forboding with no sign of life showing. As the plane cir cled the American island, the fog lifted to the east and there lay the Siberian coast from East Cape to Anadyr, once friendly trading center but now forbidden terri tory, silent behind the Iron Cur tain.
 The plane crossed the Interna- tional Dateline and took a quick peek into tomorrow and circled back to the land of the free and cruised along the Alaskan coast, seeing such historic places as Tin City, Lost, River, Port Clarence Bay and landed at Nome Field just two hours and 25 minutes after the take-off.
 Everyone who has a couple of hours to spare should take ad- vantage of this trip, was the. con- census of opinion yesterday by those who made the flight. The party included James Walsh, rep resenting Pan American Airways; MT. and Mrs. Al Branson, rep resenting Wien Airlines; Emily Boucher, editor of the Nugget; and George Goshaw, Nome Visit ors Association director.
 Tosch said that in addition to this trip he plans to take fishing parties to Salmon Lake, and also flights to St. Lawrence Island.
 He stated he can be contacted through the Nome Visitors Asso- citation or at any of the local air ] lines.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-05
COMMUNITY METHODIST
 CHURCH

and LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
 COMMUNITY CENTER ''Theres a Christian welcome here'' Second AUenue at West C Street REEVES c. RAVENS, JR., MINISTER
 MISS ESTHER MCCOY DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY CENTER
 Sunday 10: 3O-The morning service will be de- voted to exercises by the various de- partments of the Daily Vacation Bible School.
 3: 3:3O-HospitaI service. 7OO-GospeI Hour with special music and message. 8:OO-Youth Hour of song. fellowship and games.
 Thursday 7:30 pm. Prayer service and Bible study
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-05
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Third Auenue West A. E. CAPENER. PASTOR
 Sunday 10:00 to 11:45-Combined Sunday School and Morning Worship 7:45 pm. - Evening Service
 Tuesday pm. - Cottage Prayer Service
 Thursday 7:45 pm. Bible Study EVERYBODY WELCOME Heb. 10:25
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-05
THE EVANGELICAL MISSION
 COVENANT CHURCH

Front St. and West B REV. PAUL B. F. CARLSON AND REV. ROALD ANTUNDSEN, PASTORS
 Sunday 10 a.m.- Sunday School classes for all ages II am. Morning Worship Service in English. Special music. 7:30 pm. - Evening service with choir and other musical selections. pm. - Covenant Navigators, young peoples Bible study group. Con1n1union SerUice 1St Sun. each month
 Monday 7:3O pm. - Cottage Prayer Service. When lUe cease to prGy, lUe cease to hdUe polDef.
 Tuesday 10 am. - Pre-school children meet at the Amundsen home. 4 pm. Children's meeting at the
 Covenant Church. 7:30 pm. - Mid-week Bible study and Prayer Service. Senior Choir practice following service.
 Friday 7:3O pm. - Service in Eskimo language.
 Translated songs. NOME GOSPEL MISSION OF ALASKA EvANGELIzATIoN SOCIETY L Front St. and Steddn1dn Ape. VERN RIMLING, PASTOR
 Sunday
 200 pm. - Sunday School 7:30 pm. = Gospel Service
 Wednesday
 7:3O pm. Bible study
 and prayer meeting
 All are lDelconle SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST BetlUee1l 3rd and 4th AUeS. on B St.
 M IREDALE, LEADER
 PHONE MAIN 110
 Saturday 10:00 am. III Sabbath School
 Thursday 7:30 p.m.-Prayer service and Bible study.