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PAINTER--Inside and outside paint
Ing; reas: prices; free estimates;
White mechanfcs; Rsans 20 YRS eSpeT Sisssers fres
est. JACK SPARKES. HO. 2-S439.
PAINTING. interior and exterior. Call
A. DOMINICK. ia. 2-6S30. any day
after pm. all day Sunday.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Commer-
cial and residential: satisfactory 25
yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE, RA. 6-9703.
PAINTING. PAPERING. interior. ex-
~. g.4771. or JU. 5-42i9. -
PAINTING, interior. exterior. Do
my own Jobs. Reasonable. Refer
ences. Free estimates. RA. 6-3139.
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING, sen-
prompt 1i9 5y ssFyics. FRED RiDENogR,' R,
PAINTING-S12 average room; week
end Jobs a speciality: also plastering
AID. 2-1S31. Please call after 8 I'm.
PAINTING, interior. exterior. general
repairs. K. LEAK, ia. 9-24SS. IS
PAINTING, inside and out; white
mechanics; lowest rates in town;
free estimate. Call 10. S-0134. -
Painting-Paper Hanging
Residential; commercial; work guar
S-a3S7; ewes. 6N. 4-e6l7. IS
PAINTING-ROOFING
No money down. Terms as low as
rs a month. RA. 3-3S07, s am. to
10 pm. -
PAINTING SPECIAL
SIS any avg, rm. Free est. Immed.
service. White mech. KE. S-4660.
PAPERING. painting floor sanding.
Free estimates: ROSCOE A. GREEN.
ia. 9-SN46. TU. 2-5O22 %
PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. up:
1858 sunfast washable paper; work
guar. RA. 3-7393 or HE. 1866.
PAPER HANGING. prompt. courteous
estimates: Expert white craftsmen.
Reas. HINES. DE. 2-9S46 %
PAPER HANGING, painting. plaster
PAPERiNG. PAiNTING. PLASTER
ING, quickly. neatly done: reas.
F.; P; COOKE. 1881 Holmead pl.
PAPERING, 1st class work. guaran-
For free estimate, call MR.. GORDON,
RO. 3-6770.
PAPER HANGING, $40 a room up:
fine selection of paper. Do own
work, . Guaranteed. RA. 3-OO24,
PAPERING ROOM, S12 up; painting.
piaStering, floor sanding, cementing.
stop damp walls and roof leaks; 80
years in Wash. Md. and Va. Cali
N me sTEI fiEsti HU; $500; .r ..,,.u
finishing,- and sanding. Free esti-
mates. LO. 4-6762.
PLASTER REPRS. by reputable white
NJ
walls; work guar. Jo 9-s326. a
PLASTERING-Patchwork q special
ty; white mechanic; good service;
reasonable; TU: 2:0l5I. --5
cialty; new ceilings; estimates cheer
II fully gr giysH; JU: 97Osll.
H rates. 10. itss ss4ssi. ssSI"'e'' fe"Sons0ie ms
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old or new;
feas m OF RA se s-sas4 Sa RA scn s:o4ss fssB 'erv
PLUMBING SERVICE SPECIAL
prices for October. Youngstown
81 in. cabinet sink. S99.95. stand
ard bathroom fixtures, built-in tub
wall Law, white closet. S295.
Shower in bsmt.: SI25 up: 30-gal.
Rhsem r Hsa ! h0t-watser 93t.nts sn heater te s129;
CLARKE. NE. S-3303 or EX. 3-92O7.
PORCHEs BUILT or lnclosea. with
regular or glass-louvered ialousie
windows; free estimates. SECO
SALES. JU S-3010. day or night.
REMODEL NOW
Home improvements, additions. gen.
eral repairs Guaranteed work by
our own. skilled craftsmen. We will
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REUPHOLSTERING
Special sofa and chair reupholstered.
labor and material $50: workman-
liShment. LA. FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING 2509 14th NV. co. 5-23S1
ROOF REPAIRS, Of all types; aver
age roof painted and repaired. S35:
roof check-up and fiaShingS caulked,
S15. 80 years exper.; prompt Serv-
ice. ia. 4-0S24. liz
carpentry and painting. A. D
THOMAS, WA. .7-7352.
ROOFING-Metal and shingle repairs
and painting; low rates; white me-
chanics; free estimates. 10. S-0134.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

DRAFTING. design. and checking
(mechanical. electrical or architec-
turaD. Immed., service, Design spe--
DRAFTING, illustrating; mechanical,
electrical. statistical DRAWN g S
Graphs. charts, etc.). Ink or pen
Gil. Leroy or free-hand lettering
CO. 5-34S2.
GHOST WRITER'S GARRET
Articles, speeches. memoirs. Plots
worked into saleable stories. books.
Any subject. any length. We write
it, you sign it. All work confidential,
guaranteed. Moderate rates. Call
DU. 7-0Sl6 or write
49,. SHERWOOD KING, INC.
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bMACh MASON CkAFTSMAN-Fire
4 Specially. FAGNANi. 10. S"i994.
BRICK MASONS, INC.-All types of
6rieE 6- work: no Job too small. Ju.
BRicKWoRK-chimneys, frepIaees.
manship. NO. 7-ss1s after pm.
BUILDING, REMODELING, 30 years
exper.; contact for loan furn. Call
JE. 4-3725 Sat. Sun. and evenings
or weekdays.
BUILDING, repairs, cabinet work;
references, est. free. Sun. or evening
after 8, II. 3-19O4.
Build, Remodel, Repair
Concrete. carpentry. cleo, painting,
papering. plumbing; reas. prices; reg.
mech; nothing dn., 80 mos. to pay
HAkdM KIN IMPROVEMENT CO. AP.
CAMERA OWNERS! Free eheck-up!
Repalrsi Film finishing!. BREN.
CARPENTRY-Don't let your repair
work get behind. 1t may cost you
joS %Srf too II small gHq delsY cs R Po 20S It. 09y Nc NS
CARPENTER. building, remodeling
and repairs of all kinds. JA. 2-7500,
CARPENTRY room. and small
Jobs done reasonably. guaranteed
6Eiek WORK. 2iI WoFk Gfmiaf suaranteed aaD
CaRPENTIER AR G,;IEI REPAIR. remodeling,
new construction, no Job too small
cAsPESTER. Esf sma AR 4Ss%' joSs house
painting, interior and exterior, roof
repaired and painted. WA. 7-6442.
CARPENTRY = General remodeling.
FHA loan; commercial and residen-
tial. MR.: LAWRENCE, RA. 5000
CARPENTRY of all kinds. fence work;
CARFESTEkOGenegral house repair
ing, attic, recr., rms, porches; int,
ext; house painting. RA. 6-5252. .
CARPENTRY, Al sI,at remodeling, repairs.
cARPENTnRSS' Ar Entry and remodelinr. cement ms
p1rches, painting. Call day Sunday,
AZ; iaTR9; porch. garage. repairs.
partitions; white mechanics; free est
JACK SPARKES. HO. 2-S439.
: SMITH, SIEzrS j. 5-5S2: al any S, Tine 1S' MS
CARPENTRY; a;pl;Ng nrs repairs; a., remodelIng' EN-
CEMENT isHSi'i WORKPLACES, drivevsys,
sidewalks. retaining walls. repairs;
free estimates. ia. 7-5420. a
CEMENT BRICK MASON, porches,
steps. walk ways, patioS, driveways,
retaining walls. waterprooflng, nag
stone drains, tile and chimneys. No
lob too small. All work Euaran-
teed. Ii; 6-4930. All day Sun.
Walks, walls, drives, doOrs.
steps, basement entrances; free est.
JACK SPARKES, HO. 2-S439.
DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
RoOTER. Phone RA. 6-Ssss, any
day. any night.
walks. curb and gutter, terraces, re-
tanning walls. Quality workmanship.
Free estimates promptly given. PO-
TOMAC-SOUTHERN CO. JA. 2-011S.
CONCRETE
Is our business. Driveways, walks.
entrances, caports, retaining walls.
LEWIS 6S SON. UN. 4-201b
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ANTIQUES

Never no never, have you seen such
terrific bargains. Any item in our
window $1.00 REGARDLESS of value
Come in and see them. BELL
HINDS 410 F. CaDitol ST
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SUPERVISOR

experienced every
phase chain dry cleaning, laundry,
fur storage Operation, will trade
qualifications for future" with pro-
gressive company. Box 144-V, Star.
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! III OIAWL LII bAILOAlIN
STORE OF WASH.
BEDROOM FURNITURE
2nG TO 5n& OFF

BEDROOM FURNITURE
20%o TO 500 OFF
25 suites, all sizes, STYLES and colors;
boy SPRINGS and mattresses. sofs
SeaS Sesrea and o1eD stgdS sSSsY sSSGhes to terms
2245 Rhode island Ave. NE.
BEDsPREADs. So, So. Floor lamps,
Miscellaneous RA. 3-4450.
BICYCLES Q0). boys and girls, 20"
recond. and painted. $!6 ea.; ,lawn
ca. Apply 1888 Rhode Island ave,
ne. in the rear. Sunday only. a
BICYCLES-Brand-new Stelbers. 90
in. S3495; Gain. $685. COL
LEGE PARK CYCLE y SPORT
buy; wicker stroller with hood. JE.
BICYCLE, boys 2e" Dayton; very
good . eondition; 8 price s24. Phone
Raffchds Wi hds for x%1s fs dsSesi
cepted. GEoRGETowN BICYCLE
STORE, 1911 Wise. ave, NV Ap; ?;
CYCLE Co S1 III Lee Ell Hwy at n kirk
BICYCLE, BOYS RolifSst: 90 in. sx-
BICYCLE, BOYS ROIlfalt; ss in: ex-
BidfGLr assG o0F6t0na SoH: aen $aG new lev coSs
orig. WV; tires, elee. horn. Bargain.
BicYCLG@Racer. % In. in good
tSSss; 6.4oxi5; reasonable. IA.
BicXGcTEEsmoBOy, iS;iG Eso 22s,oss q. ssslOy; excel.
BTNOCULARS~seii or trade for sun.
Also rifle for sale. CO. 5-0739.
BINOCULARS. Hensoldt 6x42; prism
Dal DDialyt; la, also Leisz 7x6o@; @ MaGsspt' lSsIt
BINOCULARS, Carl Zeiss, g by. ls
in leather case. S65. WO. 6-S156,
BINOCULARS
16x50 Peafowel center focus $40
10x50 Peafowel center focus $50
7x50 Stellar center F. Bal type S3S
7x50 Ofuna individual focus S29
7x35 Emilia center F Bal type so
Sx30 Regent center focus 500
Sx30 Aurora individual focus S26
bx30 Stellar center focus SIS
8x30 Victory individual focus S25
6xl5 Jupiter individual focus --- 5
$40 Wollensak telescope --- 20
20 Power Neptune telescope 81
10 Power Saturn telescope SIS
New binoculars coated lens. cases
plus Fed. tax on binoculars only.
Use Our Layaway Plan
RELIABLE JEWELRY EXCHANGE
422 9th st. NV. MA. S-6l57.
Hours Thurs. and sat, $50 to 8 P M:
BIRDCAGE and stand, practically
new; double; chrome plated; 81 B..
Call EN-. 2-2060.
BLANKETS, 800. wool; practically
new: dark colors; suitable Tor
rooming house; $3.50 each. HA.
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EA. 'D-oS 81.
BEDROOM FURNITURE-Mah. dress,
er with mirror, ch, Of drawers.
IA Z an: s.49l4. T. ] pm; M0n'' after l pm
REDRM. FuRN.-Beau. blond wood
French Provincial; single bed, chest
drawers. night table, spring. matt.
reas. Can be seen 10 through u
G97 " WIs Lelsnd s st. Chevy Chase. Sdd Md
mattress and springs. dresser. 9
chairs, $50. RA. 6-7531. "A
BEDROOM SUITES CO., walnut; g.
pc. .mahog. din. rm.. suite. sofa-bed.
chairs .JdS HStpoint refSr'; good cond'
BEDROOM SUITE, se5. e1e Farra-
BEDROOM SUITE, blond oak: iiv.
rm.,. Kitchen cabinet: 10 Grant
Circle NV, RA: 6-Sb15.
BEDROOM gso ,s4sI SUITES 5.S 81 sOmDlsts
sH5pituT; sinP. VA. 4.R:i 4-RSs11. suite bathroom
BEDROOM SUITE, 8 pcs, new. mod
ern. sEIe.; I ssle: maple bed and
tSSn ntSs cal Cali ~ MISt 2-$sss sss5lh'e' heaxn'
BEDROOM SUITE, 5-piece, walnut;
1873. A
BEDROOM SUITE, 2 beds with springs
and mattresses; / dresser, l vanity;
good cond. RA. 3-512l. RE. 7-l933
BEDROOM SET, Mr.. and Mrs. dresser,
double bed, box springs, inner-Spring
mattress, walnut finish: excel con-
dition; SIS. Call MR.. THOMAS
RE 7-4730, day; night, OV. 3-2160
BEDROOM SUITE. cord mahoe dbl.
led, foam mat and box spring,
night table, dbl. dresser, chest.
vanity and bench; / year old; must
sell. 10. 2-51ST 4"
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Antiques Special

In lovely cherry-Hutch cupboard,
corner cupboard with glass doors,
dry sink, drop leaf table with cher
ry chairs to match; Many pine
pieces, corner or Hutch cupboards.
Lazy Susan, Hutch. Sawbuck and
Dropleaf tables, chairs and benches
to match, unusual dry sinks, water
benches. chests, lift lid commodes,
wash stands. end tables. Lazy Susan.
wagon seat and cobblers bench cof-
fee tables. Pa. Dutch settle bench
es. cherry, tester canopy bed, other
poster beds in pine, maple, walnut,
cherry and tulipwood. Buggy seats
in green leather or upholstered ma
terial. Picture frames, prints, lamps
hanging or wall bracket with at
tractive shades. cloth. or glass. Mar
hle top chests and tables, pine slant
furniture. Big stock of china, glass,
cut glass and colored glass, etc.
Sensible prices. Terms II desired.
Inspection invited: Free delivery.
Free parking. BETHESDA-CHEVY
CHASE 'Washington's Large An
tique Dealer" S215 Wise. ave. OIL
4.2422. 10 a.m.-9 pm. CLOSED
GTINnAVC
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RFDROOM

BEDROOM
Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 209o to 500
on new sample closeouts.
Look at these bargains:
Fine maple double bed. chest. dresser
and mirror. was S109;50,. now
S69.50; fine genuine walnut bed,
double dresser, mirror and chest.
was S279.50, now $I67.50 finest
quality mahogany double bed. double
dresser, mirror and chest, was 1925,
now. $209.50; solid mahogany and
solid cherry at lowest prices in
town. Fine mahogany or maple beds
in all sizes, were 5000, now
SIT so: guaranteed full 39-inch
Hollywood bed. was $69.50. now
S4395.
Many more bargains too numerous to
mention. Open Thursday till pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
DOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE RARGAIN
Evening star., 1953-10-04

APPLE CIDER-Buy your tree.
ripened apples direct from orchard;
also cider that is made from sound
apples, is fresh, sweet and untreated
Location, Chain Bridge rd (Rte.
123). between Vienna and Fairfax,
Va. CHILCOTT ORCHARD. Tel
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ESPERANTO-The world language
for travel. international friendship
Observation-Disclosures course easily
tuition, S25: might, $40. NATL. PBx
sGHooL Ir HU U,s2oS SoSs24 ST. ST S-727S 1Ss
pay iobs to unaied Is mem eneFo You SOO Csn
train at home in spare time; learn
by practicing with equipment We
supply. Start fixing sets soon. make
up to $15 q week extra while train
ing for good full-time job. Diploma
awarded. Established 90 years. For
a postcard to NATIONAL RADIO
INSTITUTE. Dept. 3KY7. Wash
sPHNfsH PinHSSHfs D. TAUGHT a dramatically;
conversation for accent: private les
sons; $l.50. WILLIAM a, RoS-
DINE, MA DI. 7-s7s6, 943 Eye
HONE TTuTORING-Alr., seom.. Lat,
FIR, Eng, Ger, span, arith:, read.
elem, J. h., o. h., sub. UN. 4-19S3.
ENG. SPEECH conversation, person
Atty. etiquette. Book reviews; Write
tel. .DU. 1852 Sun. afternoons or
TUTORING-Grade, high school.
remedial subjects. Adult education.
How to study. Years Of experience.
Akf. IL. iDRhifvv11Na DRIVING sCHooL-rr.. in
Struction booklet on request; exper.
instructors; Va. permit. IA. 7-1021.
NEW CLASSES now starting in
typing. shorthand, bookkeeping,
comptometer, quick rev. and beg.
courses; plenty Of excel; paying po-
sitions. Inquire MA. S-2340. Estab.
3S yrs. BOYD SCHOOL, cor. G
START NOw-Learn typing 4-6
weeks; shorthand, Gregg, 3-5 mos;
bookkeeping and accounting courses
of college grade: positions now open
paying to S65-S1O0 wk.; beg. and
quick refresher courses. Inquire MA.
S-2340; BOYD SCHOOL, cor. G
PBX-RECEPTIONIsT COURSE
American PIX School, 1919 F st.
NV. Job placement. Ma. s-4142.
A GOOD PIANO TEACHER
Is a must for beginners,7 to 20;
popular or classical. LU. 2-05l5.
THE CAPITOL SCHOOL FOR DOC
TORS ASSISTANTS MEETS BIG
Full qualifying course includes lab,
X-ray and physiotherapy. High
school. age 1915, white and colored
eligible Actual experience while
learning. School opens In Q wks.
Enroll now. Call director, TU.
Evening star., 1953-10-04
REMODEL NOW

REMODEL NOW
Home improvements, additions, gen.
eral repairs Guaranteed work by
our own skilled craftsmen. We will
finance it for you.
L. & T. Contractors
NO. 7-S13I. LU. 4-l643. 5'
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NOVEMbEN IJIH
Outstanding management record:
Expansion, profits, labor relations;
S4.O00,000 annual sales: multiple
retail variety stores, restaurants, fill
ing stations, laundry-dry cleaning
experienced in speciality sales. hotel
MANAGEMENT. Graduate Illinois Uni
Evening star., 1953-10-04
Build, Remodel. Repair

Concrete, carpentry, cleo, painting,
papering. plumbing; reaS. prices; reg.
mech; nothing dn., 36 mos. to pay
HAKIM IMPROVEMENT CO., AP.
Evening star., 1953-10-04

EXPERIENCED WOMAN to live IN;
with or without husband; 6. H.W.,
cooking; beautiful rm. and bath:
television set. Falls Church area
Salary. &130 to start; must have
refs Call JE. 4-1q17. 4
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. companion
to elderly lady: room and board,
WHITE SETTLED WOMAN. non
drinker. to live IN as housekeeper
5-day week. Ii. G-7643. 4
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. colored;
gh.w, light ironing, care OF !
school-aged child after school and
| pre-school, age 4; SIS, no Sat.
Sun or holiday work; refs. and
health card required; $50 plus
tranSp. Call KE. 1856 Tuesday
morning -5
MIDDLE AGE WHITE WOMAN who
would like nice country home; small
salary for care OF house and chill
dren; want willing worker. who loves
children: write, giving information.
salary expected, Box 126-V Star.
k1s5-Houseekeep -governess, Nov
/: WORKING parents small children;
nice room Al person only; must
Rockville, Md, OIL. 1881.
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and stand, practicAIIy
new; double; chrome plated; 81 B.
60r. wool; practically
new: dark colors; suitable for
ToominG house; $3.50 each. RA'
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-02
J. R. Watkins Co. Charged
 With Trying to Evade Tax

WASHINGTON, R-A world wide patent medicine manufac- turer, named in a congressional blast at alleged cut rate settle ments of alcohol tax delinquincies, has been charged with conspiracy to evade taxes.
 In the Senate Friday, Sen. Will Hams R-DeD cited the J. R. Wat kins Company's affairs as a case in point when he accused the h. ternal Revenue Burea of settling more than $5 million worth of alcohol tax claims for about 10 cents on the dollar.
 Williams said the Watkins Go. settled a $3 million dollar claim for half a million plus withdrawal of a claim of $433,774.97 in tax refunds. He declared "the amaz- ing part" was that "the criminal phase was completely ignored and the compromise agreement was reached by the Treasury Depart nent apparently without any con sultation with the Department Of Justice"
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-02
Senate Condemns Russian
 Prosecution of Jews 79-O

WASHINGTON, R- - The Sen ate's 79-0 vote for a resolution condemning Russian persecution of Jewish and other minorities points toward similar overwhelm- ing support for President Eisen- hoWer's denunciation of the Sovi- cts "subjugation of free peoples. :"
 The Senate was as unanimous as it ever gets in formally criticiz- ing the vicious and inhuman" prosecutions by Russia and it's satellites of ethnic and religious groups.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-02
US. Ice Island May Drift To Russian Side of the Pole

WASHINGTON, R R- The US. Air Forces floating ice island is making slow-motion trip around the top of the world and, in time, may be on the Rucsian side of the North Pole.
 Already, the Air Force said Saturday, ''Fletcher's Ice Island" has moved out of the area of the Alaska Air Command into the area of the Northeast Air Com mand, which includes Greenland.
 The natural aircraft carrier, four miles wide and nine miles long, has a crew of eight Air Force technicians who gather weather and communications data. They are supplied by air from Thule, Greenland.
 Since 1852, when the research began, the big ice cube has drifted at a rate of 21z miles day in a gentle arc around the pole from north of Alaska to north of Green land. Nudged by tides and gen. erally counter-clockWise winds, it appears to be swinging from the Western Hemisphere to the East ern Hemisphere.
 However, the waters of the Arctic Sea around the pole are international, so there would be no Russian claims of territorial violation when and if the island changes hemispheres.
 The island, also designated as T-3, has been closer to the pole. The Air Force gives it's present position as Hess than 300 miles. |"
 At one time last year it was approximately 100 miles from the pole.
 The men formerly on the island came from the Alaskan Air Com mand. They were replaced Sun day by others from the Northeast Air Command
 ' ona1 pla~lc ,& TLa N,,ora% oF&;ra
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-02
Propose Raise School Tax to S15 From s

JUNEAU, P-Two major tax increase bills and measure to eliminate the Commissioner of Labor as an elective territorial officer were introduced in Alas ka's House of Representatives Saturday.
 A House Education Committee bill proposes to raise the terri torial "head" tax to $15 from the present $5.
 Rep. Alden Wilbur R-Fair- banks introduced a bill to add two cents per gallon to the fuel tax for motor vehicles and one cent a gallon to the aviation fuel tax
 They were the first tax increase measures introduced during the session.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-02
Mobs Backing Shah Drive MOssadegh from Home

TERRAIN, Iran, R-Raging mobs bent on keeping Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi in power drove Prime Minister Mohammed Mos sadegh out of his home today and forced him to take refuge in a us. Point Four headquarters next door.
 The mobs, apparently support CTS of Ayatullah Seyed Abolghas- sem Kashani, Trans high Moslem priest and speaker of Parliament, drove a jeep through Mossadegh's s front gates. His house guards fired and four to 12 persons were re- ported injured.
 Later, pro-Massadegh mobs ap- peared on the streets and the struggle for power between the aged prime minister and the youthful shah appeared to a touch and-go affair.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-02
Trapper Defies
 Police With Bullet And Proclamation

KELOWNA, British Columbia, R-A bullet-puncuated proclama- ton of death hung on a tree in the hills near here Friday, as a crazed trapper's symbol of open definance of law and order.
 The 5O-year-old trapper and prospector, identified by police as George s. Bowen, has declared "open season" on the Royal Can adian Mounted Police and mem bers of three neighboring families.
 Bowen took to the hills back of his cabin at Bear Creek, five miles west of here after firing two shots at an R-C-M-P patrol car Wednes- day night Both shots struck the fender of the car from a distance of 25O yards.
 A posse of seven constables sent out after him was called back after only few hours. An R-C- MP official said it is now hoped to capture Bowen without blood she'd" An intermediary may be used. he said.
 Bowen is an expert markSman and knows the woods in this area Hike the back of his hand"
 In his proclamation Bowen charged that police had refused to arrest man who had threatened to murder him.
 Last night marks the 18th at tempt to murder me since New Years Eve. These attempts are instigated by marijuana peddlers :. Whose] purpose is to make a reefer addict of every Canadian school child D the proclamation said in part.
 Police said members of one of the families threatened were in volved in a New Years Eve fight in which Bowen suffered severe head injuries.
 The proclamation concluded:
 ''As the R-C-M-P have openly declared themselves on the side of the murderers and dope ped dlerS, I make the proclamation in the name of Her Majesty the Queen. Any person tearing down this notice or defacing it will be summarily shot. George s. Bowen. :"
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-02

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-11

AS the year of 1853 rounds out
many new stars made their debut
into the theatrical and entertain
mend field. Some Of them were
not new in the game. but were
new to the theatrical world as
whole. Among them were the
three young ladies pictured above
Il. to ~: Miss Jean Dunno, Miss
Helen Thompson and Miss Tavern
Baker.
Laverne Baker, known in
theatrical circles as little Miss
Sharecropper," made her debut on
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-11

heard in theatrical circles.
Miss Thompson is a young lady
whose recording Of Going Down
To Big Mary's' is near the top OF
the rhythm and blues parade. She
is an Atlanta girl who captivated
the East with her original style Of
r & b singing. On Dec. she
headed good viii revue staged
by radio station VIDA in Mem
phis. Tenn. There she received
citation as the female blues vocal
list of the year.---(ANP).
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troit, lady that you viii be hear
ing lot about within the next
few weeks. She Is a former choir
soloist and winner of the Pitts
burgh Courier award as the sing
ing find of the year. She has just
completed an engagement at the
famous Elmwood Casino in Wind
sor, Canada and is booked to go
into one of the choice Miami
Beach, Fla, mite spots for four
weeks beginning the first week in
December. Miss Dunno possesses
one of the greatest voices ever
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records and produced her first hit
on the Atlantic label singing
Souls Attire" Laverne recently
completed an extended tour of
Europe where critics claimed her
to be the greatest American en-
tertainer to hit the continent since
Josephine Baker. She had to cut
her European engagements short
because Of demands for her talent
back in the states. She arrived In
New York this week to begin a
nationwide tour.
Miss Dunno is a product Of De-