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CHRIS-CRAFT

The following new 1858 Christ Craft
boats are now on display and are
livery. There will be no more of
these models available for this boat
ing season, lift. Special Sports
man. 120-h.p. engine: 2"-ft. Express
cruiser. top, toilet, mnay other
extras: beautiful and spacious 81 1T.
sedan twin engines, we'll equipped; !;
also loft. > in. factory-built Penbo
Camper and Game Fisherman out
board cruisers. Call or see us at
once for specifications and prices on
these boats.
r. L. VanFOSSAN, Inc.
washington's Chris-Craft Dealer
$50 Maine Ave. S.W. ST. 3-0326
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TRUCK VALUES
OUT THEY CO.!
Used Tr;1ck Raroains

USED truck Bargains
'4S FORD dump; ready to work:
S495
40 DODGE la-ton panel; like new;
warranted. Only S169
INTL KS tractor; 2O-ft. trailer;
closed; side and rear drs.; pert.
rubber and running gear. Only
81 .095
40 GMC h-ton pickup; good rubber,
new paint, fine running shape.
Special today $689
so CHEW. cab /over; air brakes: 2I-
IT. trailer fiat. See this beauty. Ready
to work. Today, only - Sligo
100 others, all makes, models, sizes.
Priced to sell. Easy terms.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
TWO LOCATIONS
Alexandria Arlington
1901 Oronoco st. 5000 Lee Hwy.
OV. 3-l500 ia. 2-7OO0
n
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
B0ATS

FISHING PARTIES. small or large:
Chesap. Bay Herring Bay, sharps
CAPT s f'0GSfS KfaG r0E Va seSsty -4isa esi' ewes
15-FT. ALUMINIUM CRAFT. with
16-h,p. Scott Awater engine, In
& oHoo to s pm. any dav. Call RE,
1o-M.P. H,f.'' MARTIN 600" cupboard
motor, brand-new 1858 model, $3.50
JU. 9-53S2. H. w. WILLS. 10
BAY trunk cabin
marine motor. complete galley, dble;
hunks, head. large open cockpit. ,
anchors. compass. windshield wiper,
spotlight. fish wells: ship to shore;
elec. ventilator; wired for, 40 and
6/S; canvas cover for cockpit: per
feet Coast Guard inspection. Ready
to go. Splendid condition. Buying
Corinthian Yacht Club. east dock.
See club steward, or call OIL. Al 104.
1877. Express cruiser.
2 bunks. -25-h.p. Evinrude, lust re-
nShfS od 6omnon 81 goat as' cnS Ger or see cal
BGAuTifUfL 16-FT. Old Town cedar
1852. 14-h.p. Evinrude motor and
stand. Will sell separately; excel.
cond.. reas. ia. 7-1405. Can be
IS-FT. FISHING BOAT with inboard
motor; S335. Call 10. S-6953. 10
CABIN CRUISER, 32' A. F. c.: good
condition; fully equipped. Quick sale,
sacrif., 81 900. 10. S-406l, 101
1850 TROJAN outboard with 1850
25-h.p. Evinrude motor; both had
little use Windshield, spotlight. rum
ming lights, cushions. big twin
chrome horns: new canvas cover for
boat. Also trailer and hitch. One OF
the prettiest boats in the Pentagon
lagoon. Must sell; make me an offer.
3G-FT. WHEELER Sport Fisherman
Twin screw, spacious and beaut.
cond. Owner must sell. HARTGE'S
BOAT WORKS. foot End St, East
lift. DE LUKE RUNABOUT-Var-
nished interior and deck. Brand new.
Reduced to S299. so. EN-. 2-4@19.
BRAND NEW AND UNUSED I6-FT.
Aluma Craft. 16-h.p. Mercury. Gator
trailer with accessories. Cost S1.31J.
must sell, make offer or will trade
on 36 ft. to 80 IT. cabin cruiser. OIL.
1919 Century Seam aid.
Is it.. mahog.. 1875 ChrySler Crown.
perfect cond., very fast; Sl,650. UN.
4-0040. Ill
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ONLY S25 DOWN

For a fine cottage site at Avalon
Shores. Herald Harbor, Selby-on-the-
Bay or Woodland Beach. only 80
min. from D. c. Many cottages for
sale on terms. KAY REALTY CO..
RA. $4,000. or Woodland Beach Of
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LOANS

NEED from $1,000 to $4,000 in a
hurry. Can offer 1st mortgage on
my Miami home worth several times
that amount with repayment at
$75 per mo. incl. principle and bee
interest. NE. S-O540, Ext. Oil after
q pm. 3
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call MA S-654O.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO,
1914 K st. NV. 11th and K).
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me reanance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal.
ance In cash. Cali MR.. MILLER,
ME S-1220: evenings. LA 6-5194.
COMMERCIAL FINANCING
LOANS AGAINST
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
INSTALLMENT SALES
MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRIAL AND APARTMENTS
SECOND MORTGAGES
BOX 133-K, STAR
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VACATION PLACES
GORDY Hall,

Ideal family vacation. / and Q
bedrm. cottages. Week-month- sea-
son. Equipped kit. screened porch.
pony. Inclosed sand yard. Guarded
beach. North Ocean City. Md Local
information, OIL. 2-9064, Al pm.
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Southern Md. Estate
$16.5OO-TERMS

Country estate. 4ka acres: city conv. :;
q mi. no. of Point of Rocks mr..
Brunswick I'd, Frederick County;
with frepl.. full size din. rm., huge
kit, bath. master size bedrms.
den, : lovely porches, full bsmt
with gar. fruit trees. shade trees,
nice garden and chicken house; mr.
public schools; committing, distance
D. c. Owner in bad health Shown
week days only. Call Mr.. lager.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-For rent, Gus
tom.6uilt,, to13.oi,, ooy very attrae mSdernistic
view of ocean and bay; sun deck;
11x24 liv.-din. rm.. 2 bunk bedrm..
fully equip. kit. and bath. OF.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Barrett Apts..
1915 st. Louis ave-; brand-new,
twin beds in bedrm.. kit. with bar
Opening into liv. rm. with Hidaway
bed; Write or phone 517-J. Ss5 per
week.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-Apt. and
cottages; $50 to 500 wk. Come to
4th and Atlantic. Phone Dickinson
1851. L. T. GRAVATTE, MA. S-0753.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Modern 2-bedrm.
brick apts., on ocean front: utils.
furn: 10 3-6166 after z pm. -
Still Available
Choice summer rentals. located in
Rehohoth. Dewey Beach, and Henlo-
pen Acres. Write or call at once
Also several modern homes under
$50 600 for sale
Harry M. Grieves, Realtor
Henlopen Acres. Rehoboth. Del.
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DESK SPACE

OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area; telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenograDher available. Call DE.
2-S000
IN LAWYERS SUITE - Telephone
answering and mailing forwarding
service. Part-time steno. as needed
Good address. Reasonable. ST
3-2911 o
NICE LOCATION. air-cond. office
with parking facilities. Of1ce will sf-
ford telephone answering ser. and
part time sec. ser. II desired. for
manufacturer representative. On re-
ply TO Ad. advise line of equip. rep
reSenting. Box 2S9-K. Star. 10
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End FLOOR

Opposite Mayflower Hotel
APPROX. 1000 so. it.. divided into {
rooms: 5000 per month. 1928 Conn
ave. NV.
HERMAN E. GASCH L. SON
b09 woodward Bldg. MA. S-1254
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%IJ Inn pEp ATpE
ATTENTION!
BUILDERS

POTOMAC, MARYLAND
3l-acre subdivision, recentlv plated
and recorded. excellent percolation
tests 10 lots ranging from l1a
with So 900 cash. Ewes. OIL.
4-6219. SAMUEL E. BOGIEY
INC, Potomac office. OIL. 4-6333.
CASH and $50 per
mo. buvs lot. 50xl50. all wooded
city water and elec Buena Vista,
Md. Only $3.50. ALVIN EPLING,
UN 4-0313 IL
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OFFICES STUDIOS FOR RENT LOTS AND AcREAeEs FOR SALE
AIR CONDITIONED

AIN NONO4 i 11\JINCb
Oowntown-Century Bldg. 4l2 9th
st. NV modern dreproof elevator
bldg: all services included in rea-
Sonable rent CENTURY CO. RIM
{O7 RE. 1924
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WILL TRADE

Will trade my 81 300 equity in new
brick S5-ft, rambler in Silver Spring
within % miles of D. c. Rambler is
spacious, modern and has full. dry
bsmt. Call Mr Berger at CO. 5-3 20
with JAMES L. DIXON & CO., ST.
$1,000. Ill
dn.. $50 mo. buys
for $50: | acre and l big room.
good we'll: power line; state rd. ITO
mi. south. TIE. 6-4l31. IA
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SHERATON BUILDING
Arlington Office Space
New Air. Conditioned
Building

Entire second floor. will rent whole
or Subdivide; with private entrance
and private address; containing over
$500 square #. Located on Wilson
blvd. directly across the street from
the Arlington Trust Company and
adjacent to the Courthouse and
Colonial VILLAGE. Parking lot adja-
cent to building. For further infor-
nation. call Mr.. Hamilton, JA
S-0464 ewes. and Sunday.
George Mason Green Co.
Realtors IA. 4-1400
Evening star., 1953-07-09
GOOD FARMS

OOOD L AAWlO
MANY EXCELLENT farms available
and we have them: from 4 acres to
900: from S6,S00 to S150.000
COUNTRY HOMES, stock farms,
dairy farms, estate farms; also
highway businesses
WE MAKE TRADES. Consult US. we
know the county and can help you.
DROP A POSTCARD. phone US or
stop in: we're right on U. S. $40.
CLOSED THURSDAYS
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GA1THERsBURG 900
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
Old Colonial house thoroughly mod
ernized;, D bedrooms. 3 baths. Guest
house, barns and other buildings.
Easy committing distance to Wash
ington or Annapolis. 100 acres,
Price, S35. 900; bargain. Cali
S; H. Robin. MA. $4,000: ewes,
EN-. 2-457:. BOSS g. PHELPS, INC,
14lT x ct n
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Downtown Office Space
2.OC0 50. #. available August 1st:
conv location. For further infor-
nation. call BOSS e. PHELPS, INC.
Ma $4,000.
SHERATON BUILDING
I'll l4th St NV: mod. air cond
bids: excel. downtown Ioc.; space
avail. immed For information, see
MANAGER, RIM. 10S or call RE.
Evening star., 1953-07-09

STUDIO AND APT, S75
Medical Center. S07 H st. NV. Studio
and efhc. apt, newly remodeled, NE
S-nDo1 %
Evening star., 1953-07-09

SECURITIES BLDG.
Three or hve room suite In prestige
gearing bldg: heart financial dist;
will decorate and sir condition.: very
Heas.: AVAIL immed. 729 18th St.
A.V.. Srd d.. front. OI. 7.1S10.
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FARM WANTED

FARM WANTED
Going Va. farm. 20T to 400 acres.
within 80 miles OF met. Washington.
Beef cattle or dairy: good farm
home required with adequate farm
buildings. Will consider purchase
of stock and equipment. Contact
with owner desired. Call Mrs.
Couch.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors JE.2-262O
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STORES FOR RENT tcsntJ

9OxIOO. plus ample free parking; on
busline; in large close-tn shopping
COHEN CO. IA. 2-1661. Ia
400 Ist ST. N.W.-Corner store;
show window, approx. 17X44 huor.
escent lights: completely decorated
SI25 mo. To inspect, call LEO M,
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV.
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TRAILERS
VACATION TRAILER for rent. Sleeps

! TRAILER for rent, sleeps four. At
OAK CREST TRAILER COURT on
Rte. 24O, 8 miles north of Rockville.
Evening star., 1953-07-09
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

DEALER FROM N. C..
Pay big prices for '36 to so cars.
7400 Georgia ave. NV. RA. 3-5677.
Evening star., 1953-07-09

DODGE 40 a4-ton pickup; r, H..
like new; pvt. owner; S795. $40
Boston ave. TAX. PIX, JU. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-02

from California, Chicago, New
York, Cincinnati, and many other
far-flung locales.
AS with the 1862 record-breaking
season, this coming years schedule
will reflect the wishes of the Cain
Park audience, wishes demonstrat-
ed and tabulated by means of a
survey poll taken toward the close
of last year. The top four musicals
in the poll will be the four shows
presented, and here they are:
On July 9th will be Rodgers and
Hammerstein's thrilling musical
"Carousel," an adaptation of Fer
enc Molnar's beloved "Liliom."
Following this, on July goth, the
Cain Park singers and dancers
spend a gay and rollicking two
weeks in Paris, visiting the Marso-
Wan Embassy and historic Maxim's
for an exhilarating interlude with
Franz Lehar's beautiful Merry
Widow"
The Scots take over Cain Park
on the ''brau BRIGHT moonlict-
licht" of August 3rd, when with
bagpipes and kits waving, the lads
and lassies of the company bring
to the stage Alan Jay Lerner and
Frederick Loew's beguiling musical
fantasy "Brigadoon."
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-02

Sponsors of the Learn-to-Swim
program at Shaw Pool are to be
congratulated for this interest in
the welfare of growing boys and
girls. Swimming is delightful
recreation. Knowing how to swim
and how to conduct oneself III
water add to the confidence Of the
swimmer and his ability to lend
quick aid should occasion demand.
The city is taking into its own
hands the cutting of weeds in
some instances about town. When
landlords refuse, the city does the
job, adds the cost to the taxpayers
bill. Tall grasses not only are un-
slightly, but they add to the woes
of the hay fever victim.
More motels, more apartments.
Business is booming along the
building lane considering the
limited area here for such en-
terprizes. AS usual, strict zoning
is maintained by the zoning board.
One merchant reports custo-
mer awaited him at the door to get
her first picnic tickets Wednesday.
That's the spirit that puts the
Community Picnic over CO.
operation.
Chief of Police H. S. Weaver
modestly acclaims the cooperation
of citizens and the teamwork of his
police officers as back Of the IN
ternational traffic enforcement
award that came to East Cleveland.
Nothing like cooperation all along
the line, but someone has to be the
leader, and the police department
and its chief are the "leads" in
this instance. Congratulations.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-02
Police Court
Jottings

Alex Gown, Painesville, spent
two days in city jail and paid a
$500 fine for driving in East
Cleveland while intoxicated. He
appeared before Judge Stanton
Adams in Municipal Court Satur-
day, June 9th.
Four drivers picked up Saturday
face driving while intoxicated
charges and will appear before the
Judge July 18th,
In other weekend arrests one
driver was unable to produce a
license; one failed to make a boule-
ward stop; another operated a
truck in a careless manner.
Donald Ernest Hornung, 1903
Carlyon rd. was charged with driv-
ing 80 mph on Noble rd. at 400
a. m. June 9th. A so mph rate is
charged against Howard McCready,
ir., 916 East 140th ST., while travel
ing on Colt rd.
Alfred H. Hale, 1857 East 10th
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-02
For Advertising
Gull ELenvilIe 1883
Winning Entry In Kirk Jr. High Sehoo
Civic Responsibility Essay Contest

What do young East Ceveanders expect Of their city.
do they believe their city has right expect Of
them?
This the question which Kirk Junior High
pupils themselves
the East Cleveland Community Council In addition their
written entries the subjects discussed class This
by Linda Parker IA pupil given first place Linda
the questions thus:
WHAT I EXPECT OF EAST CLEVELAND
ECONOMY in the operation of City Government
SCHOOL standards maintained a high level
TAXES kept within
CIVIL rights respected.
LAWS enforced
EFFICIENT elected officials.
VICE and crime wiped
ESTABLISH and enforce zoning restrictions.
decay old residential community
ALERT citizens civic problems
NEVER standards of garbage and rubbish collections
DEVELOP community pride, spirit and cooperation!
WHAT EAST CLEVELAND EXPECTS OF
ELECTION of good, honest officials.
ALWAYS respect private and public property.
SAFETY laws obeyed
TALK with pride of my community
COOPERATION with civic activities
LIVE good citizen.
many benefits to be found in East Cleveland
VOLUNTEER services when needed.
EXERT myself keep home and yard looking attractive
LOVE thy neighbor.
ACQUIRE a knowledge of good government.
NEATNESS of appearance
DEFEND the American way of life!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-02
Personals

Personal items-guests, those
get-togethers in picnics or lunch
cons or dinners, vacation notes
may be phoned to MU 1-1409 or
sent to 146O0 Euclid ave.
Mrs. John A. Scheidecker, 1851
Elwood rd., has had as her guests,
Miss Magdalene Schrader and Miss
Doris A. Heaudry of Williamsport,
Pa, delegates to the National
League for Nursing convention
held here last week. Miss Schrader
is a Visiting Nurse and Miss Beau
dry is Educational Director at Will
Transport Hospital.
After several busy days getting
her household goods ready for the
movers, Miss Mary Hart has gone
to her home in Chester Hills, Ohio.
Miss Hart resigned this June from
her teaching duties at Kirk Jr.
High School. She resided at 14600
Euclid ave.
Miss Zoe Brundage, assistant
principle at Kirk Jr. High School
has gone to New England for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver L. Kedslie
and their daughter and son, Mary
on and Richard, have just returned
from a motor trip to California.
The Kedslie's reside at 88 Roanoke
rd.
Mrs. Ruth Heinze, 1917 Sciota
ave-, is home from a visit to Cali
fornia. She went with her son,
Winton, who motored east, and
Mrs. Heinz then made the return
trip by plane.
Miss Carol Sinclair of 858 Nela
View rd. is visiting relatives in
London and St. Thomas, Canada.
The Misses Esther Kelley and
Elsa and Pauline Berg of 1460O
Euclid ave-, left Wednesday by
motor for northern Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Garman are
vacationing in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Deason are
home after two weeks vacation
along the Atlantic Coast.
+ y
In Hamilton, Scotland, in time
to see Queen Elizabeth II on her
visit there June 30th, were Mrs
VIM. Borthwick and daughter
Elsie Lee 1925 East 143rd st. They
sailed on the Britannia" from New
York June 18th and were met in
Liverpool, England, by Mrs. Borth-
wick's sister. A stop over was
planned at Stoke-on-Trent to visit
an aunt and then the motor trip to
the sisters home in Hamilton
Elsie Lee is an Eighth Grader at
W. H. Kirk Jr. High School.
The traditional Garden Party is
again demanding the attention OF
members and friends of The Cath
crime Horstman Home, 2155 Over
look rd. The event takes place
Wednesday, July 9Th. Luncheon at
100 will be followed by bridge
and canasta.
Among the committee chairman
is Mrs. John D. Kelley, 1920
Speedway Overlook, who is in
charge of the apron booth.
There will be a bake sale. Iced
refreshments will be served during
the afternoon.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-02

eight-week season
During the past winter many
physical changes have been made
in the theatre, including the rede-
signing of the backstage and stage
areas, and the addition of more eff
fective lighting and sound equip
ment. Skilled singers, dancers, and
actors have been recruited from all
parts of Northern Ohio as well as
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-02
Audience Choice Plays To Mark Big
Season at Cain Park Summer Theatre

This is the sixteenth and most
ambitious season for Cain Parks
unique municipality owned and
operated open air theatre, which
opens Monday, July 9th. The new
three-year-old policy of presenting
a program of musicals only" has
proved a successful one. Last year
saw more than 83,624 people en-
tertained at Cain Park during its
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-02

under the stars at Shaw Field
basketball court is just another
playground activity. Yes, you are
invited to join in the fun.
Vacation calls and Ye Reporter is
off to the quite of upper Michigan
while co-workers toll IN the sum-
mer heat. Calls to MU 1-1409 will
find efficient Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Millen ready to take your news
items. Give her a ring.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-02
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
A public hearing will be held
Tuesday, July 7th, 1858 at 900
a. m. in the Commission Chamber
of East Cleveland City Hall to
c~'7~idnr on annnal for the rezoning
Of a portion of the Franciscan Sis
vets pIopeICy adjoining the rear
lot lines of property on the west
side of Nelacrest rd. to permit
erection of apartments lying par
TALLY within the existing W zone
on Nelacrest rd. and in the prop
erty proposed for rezoning; and,
also to consider additionally zoning
Us, the premises identified as
1861 Euclid ave-, to permit the
construction of motel.
Sholto NJ. Spears, Secretary
Board of Zoning Appeals.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-02

ST., is charged with changing lanes
in heavy traffic June 9th at 700
on Euclid from Shaw ave. to Hills
boro rd. A similar charge booked
Alfred James, 1640 East 18th st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-02

The Thursday night dancing
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-02
BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dale w.
Boyce, jr., 1850 Hover ave., a girl,
Pamela Eleanor Boyce, June 22nd.
The twin sons born on June 3rd
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Miller,
$50 Lakeview ave-, have been
named David Keith and Martin
Jon Miller.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L..
Milk, 1888 Hayden ave-, a boy,
James Lawrence Milk, June 18th.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-30
LOMENS AND 23rd AND
TUNDRABIRDS AND NANOOKS
IN BASKETBALL TONIGHT
BY HERB WILLIAMS

Two big games are on tap in
the High School gym tonight. At
7 pm. the Lomens 0-6 tangle
with the Eclats (9-4) and at 8:15
the Tundrabirds $50 meet the
High School Q3-O.
The Nanooks will be out to
avenge three earlier setbacks to
the league-leading 32nd quintet
who are cunning for win num-
Der Is. Andy McCarty, Skin Wal
ton and Carol Deket pace the
Tundrabirds while Swanberg,
Willoya and Bell lead the Nanook
attack.
In the first game, Lomens will
be out to try and stop Baumgart-
ner and company of the 23rd as
the two teams fight for second
place in the standings. The ex-
High School players are led by
Chug Willoya, Isaac Larsen and
Vince Ahkolik.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-30
Ia POOL SHARKS" ENTER
POLAR BAR TOURNAMENT

In the Polar Bar single elimi-
nation pool tournament which
started this week, IA players have
entered and five games have been
played Paulis over Dexter; Re
gulla over j. Reader; Vernon
Perry over Harvey Pootoogooluk,
Kost over Luke; and Owen Davis
over PuShruk. Games are played
each evening starting at 7:30 at
the Polar Bar pool room. The
tournament will continue with
winners Of each round playing
each other until a champion is
crowned. At the conclusion Of the
tournament AL Lamareux will
play an exhibition game with the
new champ.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-30
Flu" Causes Postponement
Pioneer Card Party Series

Due to the number of "flu''
cases among those in the COM
-munity, who usually attend, the
popular Pioneer card parties have
been postponed until further no
tice, the committee announced to-
day. The annual series was to
have started tomorrow evening.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-30
PAN AMERICAN ANYWAYS

Passengers arriving today were
Norman Miller, Harold Reece,
and Mary Jeanne Boucher.
Departing were: Emerson j.
Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin K
Mueller, Norris L. Finch and
Anne VOgen.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-30
Territorial Aviation Board To
Meet In Juneau February 3

Meet In Juneau February
A meeting of the Territorial
Board of Aviation is scheduled for
Feb. in Juneau, at which time
Director Tony SchWamm will pre-
sent his annual reports.
Member Of the board are: N.
w. Foster Of Nome; Sheldon Sim
mons Of Juneau, Jack Carr of
Anchorage and Alvin Polet of
Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-30
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Robert Mayokok,
John Sahlin, Molly Dexter Of
Golovin, Christine Carpenter, and
Dorothy Komokhuk.
Discharged: Fred Tingook.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-30

Frank Young, an Alaskan since
1896, and Mrs. Dorothy Green,
past president of the Fairbanks
Auxiliary of Pioneers, and an
Alaskan since 1898, have been
named King and Queen Regents
for the Winter Carnival at Fair
banks this year.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-30

The University of Alaska Mu-
scum has announced that during
the past year 14,308 visitors from
the States have visited the mu-
scum and 8,174 Alaskans were
visitors, also SO foreigners as well
as 21O Canadians.
Of the 8,174 Alaskans, IS were
Nomeites.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-30
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: VIM. Lau-
renee, Harry Haugh, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. E. Leddell, Edgar Russell.
From Unalakleet: H. Johnson.
To Anchorage: Major Moren,
Major Farrell, Mary Ahgupuk, H.
Johnson, John Nickel, Fred Ting
ook.
To Unalakleet: Henry Bahr,
c. Lockwood.
To Moses Point: Harry Daniels.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter
of the CAA are the parents of
daughter, born today at the
MIMI hospital and weighing six
pounds IL ounces.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-30
Rotary See Pictures Of Missionary
Work in French West Africa

Work in French West Africa
Rev. Joseph Ost was guest
at Rotary luncheon Thursday and
showed color pictures OF his ex-
tensive work in building and
teaching for the Christian and
Missionary Alliance in French
West Africa.