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Evening star., 1953-06-10
Contract Bridge

Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood
Mr.. Masters considered his
hand q shade short of a two-no-
trump opening. However, when
his partner was able to respond
to the one-club opening, he
properly jumped at no-trump.
South dealer
Both sides vulnerable
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The bidding:
South West North East
Club Pass 1Diam'd Pass
3NT All pass
Mr.. Champion led the six of
spades and at first glance it ap-
pears that the accumulation of
nine tricks will be easy.
Further study indicates that
If both red kings are wrong. the
contract will not only be difficult,
it will be impossible unless de-
clarer makes a fine and Sensa-
tional-looking play at trick two.
OF course, MIR. Masters figured
out the winning play. Winning
the first trick with the king of
spades over Mr.. Abel's jack, he
promptly laid down the nine Of
hearts.
Here was his reasoning: II he
hneSSed the queen of diamonds
at trick two and lost to the king.
undoubtedly the defenders would
continue spades until his last
stopper was knocked out. In
that situation, he would be able
to run four diamonds snd these,
with two spade tricks, one heart
and one club, would total only
eight tricks.
To pick up the ninth trick it
would be necessary TO take the
dangerous heart f1neSse toward
Mr.. Champion. If Mr.. Cham
pion got in with the king of
hearts. he would probably be
able to cash enough spade tricks
to defeat the contract.
To eliminate that threatening
prospect. Mr.. Masters was good
enough to look ahead and try to
eliminate the king Of hearts from
Mr. Champions hand at the
start. If it turned out tnat Mr..
Abel had the king of hearts, a
trick would be lost but that would
be practically nothing compared
to the safety of the contract it
self.
AS a matter o; fact. the nine of
hearts held the second trick al
though it would have made no
difference if Mr.. Champion had
elected to win with the king.
Mr.. Masters now took the dia-
mond f1neSSe and lost to the king.
However. nothing could prevent
him from winning nine tricks in
all.
(Copyrizht. 1853. General Features corp)
Evening star., 1953-06-10

Facts about Mexico's people and
ancient Aztecs. appear in the leahet
called Mexico. and the Mexieang"
This leanet will be sent to you with.
Sslf.sddressed envelope. send your
letter 10 Uncle Ray In care q Tbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15

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Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25

Notice is hereby given to consumers of city water of the MISSION COOP WATER DISTRIBUTION SERVICE.
 l. The domestic rate for city water on delivery is four dollars ($4.00) per month or fraction thereof payable in advance.
 2. Payment for water con- sumed should be made between the first and fifth of each month in advance.
 3. For your convenience payments can be trade in cssh, money order or check at the residence of the superin. tendent or by mail. Receipts will be written in duplicate for all payments regardless of how made. To avoid penalty of l0% on current bill it must be paid on or before the 18th of the month it is due. Interest at 8% per annum on over due accounts. REF: see agreement with City of Kodiak and ordi- nance.
 4. The Coop assumes no re- sponsibility for maintenance of individuals service lines orI various sections of the supply
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25

u ned to Kodiak after sDend : ing the past eipht mon1as in w. shington, D. c. and the states .4 '' :" / '
 He said he decided last fall when he left that he would stay in Washington and the states until every problem the city has in relation to the hous- ing project was ironed out.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25

line which carries the water the consumers residence un- less prior arrangements made with the superintendent.
 5. Prior notice of any add;- tional new consumers or hoob ups to the existing supply line should be obtained from the superintendent before connec tion is made. REF: clause No. Il, No. 6 and No. 3 of agree ment. A flat charge of $5 % is made for each new hook up for use of the Coop in main taining the service and is kept in the Maintenance Fund. An additional assessment may be made annually to each con- sumer to cover all costs for that year.
 6. Effective August 1. 1853, the property owner will be held responsible for the water bills of tenants and will be billed for all water received.
 Isl Ben B. Bolden
 Box l065, Kodiak
 >Supt. Mission Coop
 Water Service
 Isl Henry Breckberg. (paid adv.)
Evening star., 1953-07-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MEESTRY IEsH;!, 80 os sony and b.; ,Sg very
RoEET. INC, 2241-45 Nichols ave.
MERCURY 1850 2-dr: pale gray: r..
h.. seat. covers; low mileage: excel.
cond.; l owner. Ma. $500 betw.
S1,O95; cash, trade or bank terms
CAPITOL AUTO. LA. 6-o944' 1908
MERCURY 1919 4-dr.; T. h. low
shape very su low V doWn Sapt eSSS essS
T2RoMA TP0Rs9M 'eF@ F0rd, MoToRR o RrSe g. $$2S s9s5
Pi1ey H6 Ri Brsneh s1s1od' rd'' Silver sp5ips'
MEfR;cURSYi Mf; HSi oIsSS0, iaSS 4-door: radio %S and
heater, Merc-O-M Matte drive. Wv.
tires. maroon. private owner. Can
be fnanced. Sacrifice at 81, ,995.
MERcTRY i; S1SY4iio ilis5o 4-dr: r., h.. 90 o. d.;
out: Excel tires; s mech. p peri: a f.i9S. so
JE. 2-6sS3 otter $50. @26
MERCURY 80 2-dr. sedan; excel.
GOLDEN, INC. 263 Carroll St., Ta-
MERCURY 81 Custom sports sedan;
beautiful everglade green finish with
contrasting Glenwood gray top;
equip. with r., h., Mercomatic. Wv
tires. spotleSs interior and spotlight
81 1,595: MAYFLOWER. MOTORS
co. 5-6363 til $50. co. 5-6372
MERCURY 40 4-dr.: Sse5. During
this hot weather most Mercury goes
up, but our Mercury car has just
come down 500; It's ready to roll
radio and ali. See it this evening at
WILLIAMS & BAKER, goth and M
MERCURY 1852 Monterey conv. /;
smart Shefield green finish with
mercd%sc Men SoD eau5D dpa With spotxb. f snd dual h
Stromberg carburetors with special
heads and distributor; $2,695. One
MAYFLoWER MOTORS. 1875 18th
i! lsso; eo. syesaa Sas' ii ~ o-oes3
smart glade green finish; equip
with r, h. and custom seat covers;
l owner; owners name on request;
$1,i95; MAYFLoWER MOTORS.
CO. 5-6363 til $50, CO. 5-9372
tMERCSURY Curry so Custom sports Mt sedan;
beautiful Banning blue finish; equip.
with r, n. and seat covers; 81 $50.
MAYFIOWER MOTORS. 1925 18th
st. NV, Safe-Buy Cars. CO. 5-6363
It'll $50 CO. 5-6372 til 8. IA
MERCURY 81 club coupe; dpl. car;
r, h., o.d., new Wv. tires; excel.
cond., ST, $50. Sale by owner. AID.
4-1935, Ext. 13, bet. 81 and Al.
MERCURY 40 conv. coupe; sparkling
cream finish, beautifully set of by
black top and excel. Wv. tires,
fully equip. and fully guar; S995,
cash. trade or bank financing.
SAFEWAY MOTORS, 1900 I4th st.
NV NO: 7-111I.
M. G. 1852; very clean: red and red ;
S1,575. Also distributor for M. G.,
Morris. Austin. Martin, Rolls Royce,
Bently, Jaguar, Hillman, Sunbeam,
Humber, Mercedes, Alta Romeo,
Ferrari, Allard, Riley. Mayfiower,
Daimler, Frazer, Nash, Bugatti
Porsche. B. NJ w., Lea Francis,
Armstrong Sidney. Morgan. Volks-
wagen. JACK PRY, 18th and P.
Established 1928.
Nj. g.. MORRIS. AUSTIN of England
as low as 81 40 delivered. Sales and
service at MANHATTAN AUTO,
Kaiser-Henry ]. Both sides Of 7th
at R SITS. NV. NO. 7-2700.
Evening star., 1953-07-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NJ. G. '53; under 2, 900 mi, new cond.
S1,S00. Cali AID. 4-4546. -26
M. G. SO; green: undercoat; never
raced; excel. cond.; low mi; 81 ,775.
MA. s-3120. Ext. $50. or Ia. 9-9S51.
M. G. Mark II .5a; perfect: includes
or JE, 2-5364. 80
NJ. G. '53 Demonstration. plus perfect.
less than 900 miles; s mos. war
ranty, also Austin, Hillman. Jaguar,
eesgtioWeT; eARgs fTMrrRp aYsila5le bio FOR PoIREIGN
tniIIesxanoTla' tiIs q = :, Va. XII. s-6446. Open
Nj. IN 6. = Pi@' '49 TIC. clean. never raced;
heater; trunk rack; S1.15O. warren
NJ. 6. SO: black. green leather: lots lots of
$4,000: JU. 9-6729 after s.
S1.575::. JACK PRY. LTD. Est.
1923. Your M. G. and Morris dealer,
NASH asR sn9 e5S 4mSas,aGo;- I and "; cr.tor,
=, down owner. JE. S.i s-isS4 siO'' e-S4 @S4
NASH '51 Rambler conv.; 1905; cash.
trade. bank terms CAPITOL AUTO
LA. 6-6944. 1908 Bladensbu.g I'd. n. e..
NASH 1851 Statesman 4-dr. sedan.
Heater, defrosters, twin beds. Low
mileage. Blue finish with Wv. tires
Car absolutely in perfect condition
IN every way. Take car to your
mechanic without deposit. Week end
only, $995: BELL MOTORS, SOLO
NnsA WlS; ave. ga1 Wo; :.e66!s $4,000, -26
good tires; T. and h.; clean; s47s or
best offer. JU. .S-1S39.
NASH 81 rambler conv.; r. and h.,
eyer oyerdrtys; SeGk real M sharp neT top; sale
r; ]: ave. ne, LA. $4,000. "a
in new cond., new complete motor
installed $500 mi. ago. new tires.
r. and h. Asking S995. WILLIAMS.
r. /. ave. at goth st. ne ia
NASH 40 Ambassador 4-dr.; S795.
sdsn siSsned m the engine n.s+ is
In addition to a wonderful power
plant. this car has overdrive and
radio. Inspection guaranteed. For
any used model Nash see WILLIAMS
& BAKER; Nash HEADQUARTERS since
NASH fSsI'nESi '4fi 900" 4-dr,; 500, cash
and S2S 30 per mo. including all
charges for IL mos, take it away.
Easy to, drive, easy to park. easy on
& BAKER, Goth and M sts. NV.
Open evenings
NASH so 900 series coupe; this is
Eash's economical model and in eX-
cellent condition; special, S595
PARKWAY FORD, 3O51 M st. NV,
AID. 2-01 So. Open to Q.
OLDSMOBILE 1947 club coupe: Hyd.
6 cyl. immaculate; $500. FLOOD
PoNTddAC 1921 Connecticut. Wo.
OLDSMOBILE 81 "es" black 4-dr,
sedan; r. and h., Hydra-Matic; ] :
owner car; good cond; 81 900, cash
or best offer. Call 8 to 5. Ii
Evening star., 1953-07-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 2-dr.; Al; $3.50. Standard
~ Tourer; $295. Austin 40 4-dr.
S595 Austin 81 Atlantic AGO
hsrdtop cony.; $3.50. Fiat 40 conv.;
$3.50. Hillman as station wagon;
$3.50, Hillman 80 cony.; SS95.
M. q. 81; Sl,51S. Morgan 81
ccny,; S1,5S9. Also distributor for
NJ. G., Morris. Austin. Martin. Rolls
Royce, Bently, Jaguar, Hillman, Sun
beam. Humber. Mercedes. Alta Ro-
meo. Ferrari, Allard, Riley, May
Eatti Porsche, B. NJ. W, Lea Fran
els. Armstrong Sidney, Morgan,
Volkswagen. JACK PRY, 14th ana
P. Established 1923.
ANGLIA 80 black 2-door: excellent
AUSTIN .sIIS !g4s 5s5 2s5 ;I sedan an
MANHATTRN srSSS AUTO RsF.' NC.
Eft1Ty j. saes Aasn and aa SeTyss ad DF Ka'e5
Both sides of 9TH and r SITS. NV.
NO. 7-2700. Established 1914.
BUICK 1852 Special de luxe 4-dr.; r.
Black finish; driven $4,000 miles bv
I careful owner; lo,009 miles parts
GAN MOTOR. 53Q1 Wis. ave. EN-.
BUICK AZ sedanette: r. and h. iet
eaEvRohHT eaiK aa31h 1Nc s4125 29ANRkFdE EfSFoIs
BUiCK SO Roadmaster; beautiful
Amron gray finish; equip. with r.,
h, Dynahow. power steering and
Wv; tires; in o6o 6new-car cond.
Well below new-car price. at only
So, ,o95. MAYFLoWER MOTORS,
1875 18th st. NV, Safe-Buy Cars.
co. .5-6363 til $50, 90. 5-6372
BUICK so Special 4-door; r. and h,
Dynaflow; special. S995. MCKEE
PONTIAC 10th and NJ SITS. NV, ST.
BUICK 40 Super; one owner Since
WILLIAMS. R. 1. ave. at goth st.
BUICK 40 super conv.; Dynafiow.
fully equipped. new tires; 81 1875.
Gail kIi I.3 S-SlS7 5I,S after 6 Pm Pm: -26
dealers. Cali EN-. 2oi765. G25
BUICK 80 Roadmaster conv.; new
top and 3 new tires; recently COM
pletely overhauled; S1.575. Lo; D.
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster sedan: r,
h., seat covers; original black finish;
tmmac. cond. throughout: an un-
usual value for only S495.
WHEELER, INC, Chrysler Plymouth,
EN-. 3-470S, 4S00 Wisconsin ave.
BUICK 1851 Special; an extra special
buy; extra clean; 1880 miles; T.
and h., direction back-up lights, seat
covers; 2-tone green; 4-door; owner
leaving country; S1,400. RA. 6-263O.
-26
BUICK 40 Roadmaster sedan; spar
King dark-blue finish, r. and h.,
Dynadow dr., directional signals.
one before buying elsewhere; only
SS95. cash, trade or bank financing.
SAFEWAY MOTORS, 1900 14th st.
nv. NO. 7-111I.
BUCK 81 Super conv.; Dynafiow.
ivory paint, E-Z glass. Wv. tires;
red leather interior; like new; low
mileage; S1,S50. AP. 1851.
Evening star., 1953-07-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDsMoBILE '53 "es" conv.: =. and
n. Wv. tires, magic eye. po,-.g
steering. Like new, must sell. LA
oLDsMoBlLE 81 Super "ss"; Snn smart
skyline blue top; equip. with r. h.,
Hydra. and custom ''S'' seat covers;
81 800; MAYFLOWER MoIORS.
1125 18th ST. NV, Safe-Buy Cars.
C0. 5-6363 It'll $50, CO. 5-6372
oLDSMoBILE 1851 "as" 4-dr. Holi-
by orig. owner; 81 800. AID. 4-3275.
oLDSMOBILE I94I 5-dr. sedan; good
i%msd SAFE sale. sss5 sSsssn' or best Best efier: sfiis:
oLDSMoBfLE 40 club coupe; &c 6-cyl.;
house St.. Riverdaie. Nd. MS6 :SS"
OLDSMOBILE 1912 club coupe;
radio. heater. sacrifice, S95 full
price: ROPER" 18th and R.. L.
oIDs Is IS "ee" model e-door sedan: l.:
DELL CHEVROLET. INC. 224I-45
oLDs 81 "Ss'i 4-dr. sedan Super de
new; $i'795.' ETsH LIS H. KEEFE izEqTs'' Moe itoe
TORS, $40 Fla. ave. ne, Ii. 4-06OI.
PACKARD Al; good running cond. !;
Sl93. MAYFLOWER MOTORS, 1l25
18th st. NV, Safe-Buy Cars, CO.
5-6363 til 500. CO. 5-6372 til 8.
PACKARD 1947 Clipper 4-door sedan;
finished like new; radio and heater,
seat covers, Wv. tires, many other
extras; this car is value plus; 3-day
driving trial; Butler-bonded guaran-
tee; S495, LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
l121 2lst st. NV. DI. 7-O11O. IA
PACKARD AZ 2-dr. Clipper; clean,
runs good. and h. seat covers,
good tires, passed D. c. Inspection;
private owner; sacrifice; $195 or
trade for good TV set and difference
IN cash, IA. 7-91S3. any time
1925 Goth st. N, Arl., Va. go
PACKARD '4S, conv; auto. top and
windows, good cond. See at CHA
NEY'S GARAGE. College Park, Md
S725 or best offer. -26
PACKARD 1910. four door, 500
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecti-
cut. WO. 6-S4OO. IL
CADILLAC Al 4-door; radio, heater
Hydra-Matic: unbelievably nice
$445. S25 down.
HAINES MOTOR co.
Evening star., 1953-07-24
THE EVENING STAR BIS
Washington, DC.
FRIDAY, JULY "a, 1888
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe 4-dr

PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe 4-dr.,
r. and h., other extras; | owner;
origlnal dark plue finish; very clean:
1870 sSs rh LOGAN Sss, MOTOR 0ro' S3ol Wis
PLYMOUTH ,53 cranbrook 5-
white tires: new-car cond Driven
1000 mi. Cost $1,000, will sacri-
fee. $3.50. ia. 9-367S after .p.m.
PLYMOUTH 1a4s Special de luxe 2
backing lights: turn Ttetii SIGNALS, RoSd good
tires; car shows good care; hurry:
first to. see will buy: only S495;
mn nnnr wash mos BR0Ap 81 o399 sTREET mei eFord
1901 w. Broad St, Falls Church.
Va. JE. 3-5l0O.
PLYMOUTH '46 Spec. de luxe sed: T.
and h.. excel; mech. cond. Best offer.
NA S,r,SS bet. o and q. =!
hIsatfF Iess than turn Zoo Sgnais, ss sht GP
RlS-HUGHES. 1872 Ga. ave, RA.
1919 station waSon! r.
srS5 snd n g gO4d eondition' qa!. 1918; TU.
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr. sedan; eauipped:
looks and runs like new; SI,o2S;
$40 Fla. ave. ne, Ii. 4-060l. --25
80 Special de luxe A.
dr.; orig jet black finish, like new;
heater and custom seat covers:
Sl,095; guaranteed; trade: easy
terms. TREW MOTOR co, 9th and
Fla. ave. ne, Ii. 7-1733.
80 4-dr. sedan; black,
good motor. tires and body, Sl0O.
Call LU. 4-4l96. -25
80 Champion 4-door;
radio. heater, overdrive, blue. new
white-wall tires; $685., S95 down.
HAINES MOTOR co.
S232 GEORGIA AVE.
SPRING, naD. Ju. $500
IS
Evening star., 1953-07-24

CHEW. AT Stylemaster 2-door: dark
gray finish; r. and h.: $545. MAN
DELL CHEVROLET, INC, 2241-45
Nichols ave. Sc. "a
CHEVY 81 station wagon carry-all;
excel. cond.; original owner; Sl.2S5
or best offer. ia. 9-1977. RA. g.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
Importance of Guided Missile Thinking Machine Described in Periodical

One electronic system in a mod ern guided missile now under de- velopment is capable of think ing" at a rate 10000 times the speed of the human brain, accord ing to an article in the current issue of "Planes," official publi- cation of the Aircraft Industries Association.
 More than A major industrial and scientific organizations are working on prime contracts in the missile field. These weapons are being designed, developed or produced in installations located in at least one third of the states.
 The importance attached to the guided missiles by the Air Force is indicated by the fact that the 1853 fiscal budget calls for a sum 25 times that in 1850, when SIP million was earmarked to buy missiles.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
17 Mental Patients Escape From Long Island Hospital

KINGS PARK, NY, R-Sev- enteen male patients early yester- day smashed their way out of Kings Park State Hospital, a men tai institution, and II were re- ported recaptured within a few hours.
 A police alarm described the IT as "violent." A staff physician at the hospital, Dr, Murray Ross man, classed them as mentally disturbed" but he declined to state in what degree.
 The bolting patients wrecked all the furnishing in their second floor ward, and one of them chased a doctor with a broken piece of a bed. He and five at tendants on duty in the ward escaped harm.
 The patients, quartered in a room with barred windows, broke down door leading to a corridor and ran out into a snow and sleet storm.
 The hospital is on Long Island, about 45 miles from Manhattan.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
FIFTH GRADE

We have two new students in our room - Jonathan Moto ot Deering, Alaska, and David Bar Der of Hathaway, Alaska.
 Freddie Kungesuk has with drawn from school and will con- tinue work in Seward.
 We are becoming stamp con- scious. Bobby Oman found a stamp in his collection that ap- pears to have an error. We are checking on it.
 We would appreciate receiving cancelled stamps from anyone who does not save them.
 We learned a great deal about each other from our autobiograph- ies.
 The following students were neither tardy or absent during the past six weeks:
 Philip Carlson, Regner Capener, Eddie Johnson, Robbie Oman, Don Pierce, Valerie Adams, Mary An derson, Hannah Green, Mildred PauWok, and Agnes Tomrock
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
SCHOOL NEWS
SIXTH GRADE

Those having perfect atten- dance the past six weeks are:
 Mary Ahnangnatoguk, Jimmy Foster, Edith Escholt, Alice Glav- inovich, Lee Oman, Siegfried Lar sen, Vivian Larsen, Frances Long ley, Tony Martin, Janet Muller, Charlotte Oscarson, Donald Out water, Donna Jean Schneider, Jo- seph Senungetuk, Carol Tanner, Donald Munz and Berda Tate.
 Peter Barber entered late, but was not absent or tardy.
 January 16 we saw MT. Mill houses colored slides featuring the frozen foot of a rat and lungs infected with tuberculosis. We should help rid our city of rats to protect the health of our citi- zens. Who will be "The Pied Piper of Nome"?
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
Supreme Court Halts Its Order Denying Non-Sked Authority to Operate

WASHINGTON, R - The Su- preme Court halted one of its own orders Wednesday and thereby enabled Air Transport Associates (ATA), a Seattle-to-Alaska non scheduled airline, to stay in busi- ness.
 The court issued an order stay it's denial of a review of Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) revoca- ton of ATA's operating authority pending filing and disposition of an ATA petition for a re-hearing.
 The circuit court of appeals had upheld the CAB action, based on complaints the company operated flights to Alaska more frequently and regularly than authorized by the board.
 The Supreme Court Monday de- nied ATA,,s application for a re- view. This denial was held up by Wednesdays order.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
HIGH SCHOOL

The geometry class had a sur prise birthday party for MT. Kan gas last week. Although the party was one day late, it was enjoyed by both the class and MT. Kangas. He was presented with a birth day gift.
 When the English I class heard of Arlene Hawks illness, each one wrote her a letter to cheer her up. They are planning to write often until she is recovered and back in school. Mrs. Cameron is helping to collect good jokes to enclose in the notes.
 The Seniors have ordered their class rings and their graudation pictures will be taken this week.
 The Whizkids and the Kanga- roos are playing the preliminary basketball game tonight which will be followed by a fast game between the High School and the Civil Air Patrol.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
BEACH ASKS RECOUNT FOR THIRD DIVISION DEMOCRAT
JUNEAU. R

JUNEAU, R = Ray Beach, secretary of the territorial Re- publican Central Committee, has asked a recount in 16 Third Div ision precincts. He has an eye on overturning Democrat Wendell Kay's six-vote victory for his seat in the territorial House.
 Kay was the only Democrat elected to the Third Divisions TO- man delegation in Alaska's House of Representatives.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving from Fairbanks today were Capt. Robert Farrell and Claire Sears.
 Departing were: Janet Johnson, George Chapman, Adele Dorword, and Paul HWong.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23

The famed Pony Express, which carried mail to and from Califor- nia, lasted only Is months, start ing in 1860.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23

The year on planet Pluto is 348 earth-years long, that being the time required for the planet to make a circuit of the sun.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-02-12
Red ak-Fairview

Rev. Ross Speicher, pastor of
Failview Church of the Brethren,
spoke on "What Is Your Price?
Sunday. Eighty-one were present.
The c. b. Y. F. met at the home
of Fronia Blamble TO package seeds
for sale in the c. b. y. f. project,
The Red Oak Ali club met Mon
day night. Agricultural slides were
presented. Mrs. Elmer Clark was
elected assistant local leader.
Thursday dinner guests of the
John A. Blambles were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bittinger and Mrs.
Lizzie Fike. Hurley Blamble visited
them i'm the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Thompson
and children, Donna and Terry, Of
Covington, Va, were weekend
guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmen DelSignore
and family motOred to Pittsburgh
to visit his brother, Harmon. who
was seriously injured last We'd
nesday in the B. and o. shops
where he is employed. He is in a
Pittsburgh hospital.
Mrs. Vergie Childs and James
Childs visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
GnegY ON Monday.
The William Bittingers were Sun
day dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Knots Wis
tied Mrs. Paul Bachtel Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cosner
and family were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Biggs.
Mrs. Isabel Alternately visited
Mrs. Dennis Schell, of near Mays
vile, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blamble and
children were Sunday evening dim
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Blamble. The meal was in honor
of Miss Jamie Marie Blamble's
tenth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Snyder and
daughter, Linda, visited her sister,
Mrs. Henry Terrant, on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Soldiers and